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GREAT DAY on THE SPEEDWAY.
James ). Murphy Drives Don Derby and
j. ID. to Victory.

Owners Of light harness horses in Greater
New York were not slow to take advantag ge
Of the opportunity afforded them yesterday
morning at Speedway Park. The weather
as well as the road was perfect, and all con-
tions we're favorable for a great day at the
popular drive Among those who drove
were J. +. Campbell. with Susie c.: James
J. Murphy. behind Don Derby: DR.. II. d. Gill;
driving First Demand; +. W. Knapp. with
his recently matched bay pair; r. Eastman,
behind Nonamie; George Huber. driving
Frankie Pandit; F. Wright. with Adronda
II. A. Pierce. behind Upton. and william
Stelter, with his chestnut geldng Abbing gton.
Az usual Mr.. Murphy appeared on the
field of action early with his favorite
Don Derby 2O4h and was fortunate enough
to find a driver willing TO try conclusions
with him. This was Matt Dwyer. with the
crack PAGER Greenline. 2,07,.. The two
horses got away to a fair start, but Don
Derby did not see At to have his colors low
cred by a newcomer, and after passing the
quarter post he took the lead and held 1t to
the end. finishing good length In front Of
his anita gonist.
William Scott g Ra gland and f. j. La Place s
Frank Wilson had a series Of brushes which
proved feature of the mornings sport.
The first time down Frank Wilson lost his
trievably left in the background lie was
more fortunate in his second trial of speed,
and Ragiand had to be content with second
position: but in the third and decisive heat
Mr.. scott drove his favorite to victory, beat
ing Frank Wilson by a good leng
After sending Den Derby to the stable Mr..
Murphy brought out his trotter J. B. I'm
fortunately J. b. lost a shoe early in the game
and was not able to participate in the sport
as extensively as usual. His FIRST brush was
with DIR. Krohmer's Burgess and in this he
was an easy winner. In his next brush he
found worthy competitor in Rose Electric.
owned and driven by h. Bottenus. The
little mare made a bad break in the getaway
which put her out Of the game and gave !.
d. the brush by wide margin. Mr.. Bottenus.
however. was unwilling to concede defeat,
and another trial was arranged. IL is i'm
possible to say how this would have ended.
for just below the quarter post J. b. threw a
shoe and this practically ended his racing for
the day.
Rose Electric came out victorious IN a
three cornered brush in which John Kellys
Surprise and +. W. Knapps Midget made mp
the field. The three horses finished in the
order named with only a short len 9Th between
them. After being beaten by Rose Electrite
Surprise won good brush from Midget
sin glehand
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YACHT CRUISE BEST IN YEARS
~ EEN TAkES THE HONORS ~
SEVEN HARD RACES.
y. hosers MaxwclI's schooner Captures
Three special and Three Class Trophies
-tVenMer. Effort and Gsrdenla do
We'll Among the sioSv,s Prize winners.

lnchtsnicn have Just finished seven hard
races and are satisfied to rest for while.
There has been more real hard IA cling
this year on tho cruise " the New York
Yacht Club than for many years. The
yachts started with a race OF Glen Cove
IN which there was lots OF windward work
and early the next morning started for New
London in light head winds and had to beat
nearly all the way The next day they had
a reach to Newport. finishing in q thick fog.
and then had another reach TO Vineyard
Haven.
Coming back from the Haven they had wind
ward work. and then came the races for the
Astor cups. which were sailed in light hnky
winds. Tn" cruise closed with the race for
the Kings cup, which was sailed IN u steady
true wind OF moderate strength.
In all nineteen special cups were raced FOR
Twelve of these were given by the tag Of
ncers. two by Col. John Jacob Astor, one by
Ming Edward and four are challenge trophies
In addition to these there were forty five class
races and in many OF these classes second
prizes we're offered
The Queen won the Kings oup. the vice.
commodore's cup, the rear Dom modors's cup
and three first class prizes
The Elmina won the Astor cup for schooners.
the commodores cup and one irst prize for
her class. This was on the run to Newport.
when the yachts finished In the fog.
The lngomar was not SO fortunate. When
she defeated the Queen the Elmina defeated
her. and when she had the Elmina beaten the
Queen was way ahead. She won one class
prize in the run from Vineyard Haven. but
the Queen and Elmina were not racing then.
and she won three second prizes. She sue
ceeded in capturing the alumni association
OF the u. 3. n. challenge cup.
In the second di vision Of schooners, those
under rs feet. the Katrina did tho best work.
On the first three runs she won the three
flag officers cups the comm odore's. vice.
commodores and rear commodores and
In addition to these trophies won three first
prizes and two seconds in her class.
The Venona. the smallest schooner in the
fleet. won the navy challenge cup. one first
prize and had one sail over.
In the first division Of sloops the Avenger
won the most prizes. She captured the
Astor cup, the Commodorcs cup and the
Alumni Association challenge cup as well as
three firsts and one second prize In her class.
The Effort won the Rear Com modore's prize
and Ave prizes for finishing first in her class.
and had she been in better trim and more
skilfully handled she would have captured
many more trophies.
The Winsome won the Vice-Commodore
cup and one first prize. The Phryne won the
navy challenge cup and two first prizes.
denia won five first prizes in her class. taking
all the squadron runs, and she also won the
two special prizes for her division offered
by the vice and rear commodores
The winners during the cruise are shown
in the following:
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pire city to-day Maiden two-year odds will
go Ia the frst race. at live furlongs. with Run
ming Account. Cyinbul and Gun Cotton poe-
sible factors. In the SECOND event. nt n mile
and 100 yards. Ia Ncta. Tuunt and Oak
Grove should 20 Wen. Carthage may beat
Light Wool and Javanese In the third event.
NJ "a mile aud Il sixteenth. while In the fourth.
~ about sis furlongs. Colloquy. GOldproof
and ComedicnDc figure well. Two-year- olds
will run IN the nth racc. at about SIX furIongs.
With Inauguration, Albert Star and Stanley
Fay possibly the hest. In the last race at n
mile and three-si xteentha. T.. !. Hayman.
Henry -. and Dc Reszke may cut up the
purse. The entries follow:
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW.
Three Former TitiehOIders Among tho ms
Entries for National Houors.

NEWPORT, Y. l.. Aug. Is.--The National
lawn tennis tournament. which begins at the
Newport Casino on Tuesday, promises to he
a notable one both in the number OF players
who have entered and in the personnel Of
the players. for included in their number are
the best players In the country. The entries
this year number Iij. two less than last
years record number. while it is 10 more
than in 1905. In the list are TO be found three
former national champions. Henry W. Slocum,
william A. I.arned and Beals G. Wrigh
The complete list OF entries and the man
ner in which they will play il "a follows:
;. prcllmlnary. Round Carleton Hale vs.. II. J..
roster vs. / G wight. y q Cols,on vs. S G, q. Il W.g
pcll ys, "; 4. Larned, c. r Sands vs.. r. GsmbrIiI.
r. D. Little VS.; s.; SianleS Hcnshaw. T.. J: Gran, VS.
Jr,: =. v Slccum VS. Clsrencc Hobart. u. |. Bcyer
s Count TSs Ssls VI fIsnsln psni.,I vs. Sen. "
g Y. Van Week. u; 6. NJ Buri Jr.. vs. G. v. Pot
,sr: r. J. ous vs. v. Bigclow, z. 7. Gross rs Dean
Gray, Jr., vs., ". r HosElns j. D. !. Jones vs. II. L.
Hosklns, II. G. Johnson vs.. II. L. Hitchcock. y. q.
Ncsi stevens. O. T Gardner. jr.' vs. ", u. q.
Morgan; MSTSI ;v,,,. c; lnmap rs; - T. y FRANK JI;
Kobbc VS.. n. W. Thomas, T. ". Scott vs. ". "
Preston, Walter Y. Bennett Va. ". II. Trottcr
XsG j. Watson, yr.; H.; < Mackinnsy ys, GS Cow an
Modgcrs. Charles l. Bailey ys. g, 7. Adrc. Nat
", N. \. Chase. y. r. Appleton vs.. Arthur sweet
SER. George \, Phelps vs. ". r. Townsend, LEROY
Russ ". ". NJ Fischer, seymour Johnson rs. n.
\. plummer. Gardner Brsls vs. Reals c. Wright.
u. II. Palmer w. Kari Behr. J. Y. Cushman vS
!. y. Talmadge, Clarence Pcll Ns. G.. G. Hinrkley.
", 7. cross ", q. 7. Parish T.. V. Page vs. PauId
ing FoSdlck. \, q. Nmes vs.. !. 4. Ross Robert "
Wilson vs. y, W. Niles. Arthur Ingraham VS. Hugh
THllani and u ". Grant Vs. Robert I.c ROY.
First Round, Top Section ". q. Taylor VS.
". s. Gharcck. \. \. Coston vs.. ". 4. Grant and
g. ". Ncttleton Va. H. T.. Foster.
First Round, Rottom Section Walter ~ Howe
- winner Ot Grant Lc Roy match. Harold A.
Sands ". ATtemus Holmes n. W Warner VS.
dwight Partridge and Robert u. Livingston ",
Richard IoNrrtnp
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SHOOTING MATCH nv WIRE.
canadian Rinc Team Beats woburn IN
Nov 81 Contest

OTTAWA tanada. Auz. II. The Canadian
rifle team of twenty-five men Of No Com
pany Of the Forty third Duke of Cornwall :
Own Rifles, Ottawa, who shot here on Satur-
day IN competition with twenty-five mon Of
N" VI. ', VI. Of Wohurn. Mass, shooting IT.
Wohurn. scored total of 1908 points. Tho
Americans, shooting on their ranges ~ the
same tim", wore not far behind and got 1895
The distances wer" 700. 500 and 6O0 Yards
Tho anadlsn team men avcra ged 50 per cent
They would have don" better but there wa 5
u very high wind. Tho OTTAWA mon wired
-cnt theirs here.
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Tcnnis Finals NJ Long Rra nch.

LoNC BrAsCH. Y. y. Aug. is Tennis
fixtures at the IIoll, wood Golf club courts
TO-DAY we're the semi finals and haals for
the womop,s and mons singles for the
championship, ". Phillips won the mon =
singles ard Mise Florence S,-harfrr the
Nomen's snglns summary:
Nens singles Second round l.. Wolf heat {
NogcAsbcr.cr, T. = u. u. I: u. NJ phlnins he At
~ " Rcgtns shcrger, . 1 s.
lW,l Round Phillips beat Wolf. .. :, e.
Num"ns Single Second round Mrs n $
Hay"r hrgt ilS> Ruth llcss 6-S. = =: Mis-. Srhac
tcr beat Mr., Grccnhall, 3 g. Il =, q
liral Rorrd MIS-, SchHcfcr bcat Mrs. Green
hall. =, Il :.
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close Z an, csi> In saiboai and Onc Design
sIasses

SEA tLrrr. t.. I. Aug. is After two post
poremcuts on account of no wind tho races
NJ tho sea 'hN Yacht Club for the caibonts
anu the nrdesign class bontS took place under
favorable auspices on saturday afternoon
Though tho wind proved Duirv and variable
a good rae. was sailed Meta Won tho cat.
boat priz' by minut and Spoonblll the one
design trophy 10y &? minutes
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iordecal RroWn, the Chirsgo National nItcber
II tho I'd Walsh Of the dry hall.
The compulsory rest inflicted on Kid TIbcTfeld
seems TO have done him good
Frank Bowprman IS playing A linton game
at nrSt base for the lolo folks
So much has been rd from out OF town A bout
Roger Bresnshsns queer appearance IN his anti
knockout headgear that he ought TO wear II some
day Just TO see how he would look
iobnny Ling. the thOughtrss person who hit
the hall las saturday where nobody could get H.
uses a twenty ounce cue when he plaVS DooI and
n twenty pound bat when he plays ball
llair, \ catcher from tho Nllllamsport team.
Manning pitcher from the same team and
Iouden, an tnrcldcr from rexNs, arc three new
mcn Griffith has picked Up for neSt season
Baseball, Polo s.rounds, To-Aa, 4 D. NJ
Giants w., Chicago. Adm. NOr.-idr
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AMERICAN LEIGUE.
DetroitS slug New York pitchers and WIN
Ono sided Game.

DETROIT. Aug. iS.-Tbc DetrOits had little
trouble In landing the last game OF the
series from the New Works to-day, and al the
same time they won the first game ever
played at Bennett Park There was no inter
ference by the authorities
The Tigers won by hitting the New lork
pitchers hard Doyle first. then Tiff. al
though the visitors hit pretty hard then.
selves Errors and bases on bnlls also helped
the homo team. Elberfeld is laid up With u
bruised side, the result Of being hit by n
pitched ball yesterday. The score
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Y ~ WFVTN9
WASHINGTON

TOtlIs.,., = q u i
.Batted for Altrock In tho seven Tn inning
tBatted for Owen In the ninth inning
Vn,sssS, WassiSs ION .........d IL
First base on errors-Chicago, /: Washington. I.
Left on bases-Chlcag go, I; Washington, o. Three
base hit-Block. Two base hit--Deiehanty. Sacri
nee hit-Ganiey. Stolen bases--Donohuc. GsanleN.
Dcehanty, o Brien. First base on balls-On Ali
rock, ?: on Patten, Struck out.-By AltrOck q;
by Owen. . Passed bali-BIock. Umplrcs-oLnugh,
lin and Evans. Time hour and ~ minutes
Attendance--ii.OO0
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
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'Datted for Doyle IN the seventh inning.
fRossmsn out, hit by bhtted ball
Detroit. ........ ..-.,,,, u , q = ii
New YORK ............... % u o - u a o. q
Two base hits--LOwc. Iossmsn. Donovan, la
pnrte. Conroy. Hits-Or Doyle. ~ siX tnnings.
on ltf', In TWO innings Sacrifice hits Crawford.
Cobb. Stolrn bases ford, Cobb. OLeArS
lJonovan. Downs. Mor1arlty. t.eft on bsses--De-
iroit. 9: New York, o. First base on balls-On
rrrors-Detroit, =; New York, I. INT by pitcher
BY Donovan. I. Struck out.--By Donovan, 0; by
Doyle. I. Umpire sheridan. rime--3 hours
Attendsnce-t045s.
BOSTON "a. L.. 1: 81. LOUIS "a. L.p. O.-Fmsr oAAp.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. iS-Boston took both games Of
= double header this afternoon. Morgan let 81.
louis down with but three hits in the nrst game. In
the second kroh pitched in good form. Attend
sncc, IS OO. Scores:
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Rochester. .....,..,.,..0 % 10 oil
Two hate hits Mshling, Bsnnon. Higgins
Lennox. Sacrifice hit Sharpe. stolen bases y
Mailing. Cockman. First base on has--On la
Belle, g. on Mclean, 3. Struck out--By Ia Bellc
/: By Wttsc, >. by Mclean, S. HIT by pitcher
By Mclean. l. Hits--On La Relic, In three innings
First base errors Newark >: Rochester I
Left on bases Newark. o. Rochester, !. Umpire
Kelly. Time hour and IS minutes. Attend
ance-3,J00.
At MONTREAL.
n ". e.
Jersey City. ...,.... o q o o O--3 q 2
Montreal. ,.....,,l o o ii ?
Batteries -Foxen and Butler: Hcrbst and Walters
HAsrEnN LBAoUs STANDING
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80 Thai In races where all three met sailing
n total Of Ia miles. the Queen heat the Elmina
~ minutes - seconds corrected time, and the
lngomar ! hour 10 minutes 22 seconds.
The 50 fOoters sailed IN all 2Si 3 miles in the
nve squadron runs and the special races for
the Kings and Astor cups. The Aurora
Minsome and lst8lena are practically one
design and are built TO sail at the top Of the
class when the owners Of these yachts
gave Herrpshon their orders they had no
idea that IN. AVenger would be built to sail
in the same class or they might have changed
their plans. The three Of one design are good
cruising yachts With solid spars while tho
Nvcnger, getting every benefit Of tim" allow
anCe. is ftted for racing and has hollow spars.
These Spars will make many eerOnds differ
encc IN the speed Of racing craft and II Ia
not surprising that the Avengcr captured so
many pr 1es
The Nvspger. Aurora and 1stslena took part
IN every race and sailed 2si q miles The
Isialena did not go 10 Vineyard Haven and
smiled only 2o7 ; miles The elapsed time and
corrected times of the three that sailed in all
rHrr- are ms follows.
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that the Aurora and Wnsomc left the other
two 30 far behind They were beaten on
that run about I hours
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Central League.

~ Springfield Springfield, g. Grand RapIds 4
~ Dayton Day ton, A. South Rrnd l.
" Canton Canton. .; Terre Hauts
" Wheeling Wheeling, ~ Evansville l.
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Tho aurora consequently defeats the
Nn-umr nv 20 minutes 70 seconds
IN IN" ~ miles IN which all four Of this
elias met The times are ~ follows:
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southern Lca guc.

" Hrmpnls Atlanta. :. Vrmrni.. g.
" Nvw O,l'an. New Orltgus. = E'ru,hrl.i. o.
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Sacrifice hit-Knight. Double play-Ferrls and
CngIaub. stolen bascs-Congalton. Wagner. Wild
pitch-Pelty First base on balis-O7 Pcltv. 2; on
kroh, g. Struck out-l3y Petty. s: by kroh l.
Left on baseS-St. Louis. G: Boston, :. Unipircs-
Hurst and Stafford. Time-l hour and " minut es
WASHINGTON. s. cBIcAGo "A. b.. p
CHICAGO, Aug. i8.-Patten. who for years has
been a hoodoo TO the Sox. was In good form to-day
and held them down cleverly. The score
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EASTERN LE4GIE.

RoCHEsTER, II. NEWARK. D.
The Bronchos gave an unmercifuI hammering z
o Ia Belle In the third inning at Newark yester-
lay, getting nine runs and making the contest
n ono sided. The score
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I
The chief interest during the cruise centred
in the big schooners and in the 81 foot class
In the schooner class the Queen. sailed by
capt. Barr and the Elmina, sailed by Capt
Dennis. met in most Of the runs. The Elmins
could not race to Vineyard Haven and she
did not take part in the Kings cup race be-
cause Rear Commodore Brewster had made
other plans for Saturday. He had arranged
10 sail TO the east and when the date of the
Kings cup race was changed from Friday
10 Saturday II WAS too late for him to alter his
plans.
The Queen demonstrates that she is superior
To the other two yachts In any kind Of
weather, She lost some races through dukes
was we'll sailed by Capt Dennis The Elmina
IN the Astor CUP race was the last boat at
tho Block Island mark and Capt. Dennis
went hunting for more wind 20 the east Of the
course HP had nothing 10 lose by so doing
and everything 20 gain and he found the wind
he wanted, which sent his yacht in first
The Queen and lngomar sailed very closely
together In all these two yeachts met In six
races and sailed 2n,3 miles. The elapsed
and corrected times for the six races are as
follows
ELAPSED Corrected
YG,h' Inns Nm
Queen. ~ % ~ ~ O2 ~
lngorsT. ..... .............. ~ " 0i ~ Is ~
THIS shows that in 24A miles Of racing the
Queen beat III" Ingomar hour 20 minutes
" seconds
The three Schooners met over the same
courses in i7a miles. and the times over those
courses are as follows
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
chicago In Nrw YORK. Cincinnati lu RrookIyn
ST Loui, In Phiadelphla. pittsburg In Boston.
AMERICAS LsAdrI.
NrN York In 81. Louis. PhiladeIphIa In Cley,
land, Boston IN Detroit.
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Two base hits-leager. Barrett. Sscrioce hit
base on balls-or Powell. !: on Morgan. s.
struck out,By Powell, 2: by Morgan q Len on
basee-St, Louis. :: Boston, s. Umpircs-Stanord
and Hurst. Tinc--i hour and 10 minutes
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Baseball. wsshinG,on park. To-day Z r.. n.
i'rooklyp vs.. Cincinnati. DIM. EOc-Acs
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.rrsr, 60, Nv Hontrri 3. rru' ldcnrc ~ Toronto.
i.-l uuorC r. in'. ." 'rNy,t ~ itoch,s'rr
The sun., 1907-08-19

baseball, Polo Gvonnds. To-day Z .. NJ.
Giants ". Chicago Adm NOc. c.tdr.
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EIpid;o De MIer.

-Aptenoche quem6se en- 81 barrio
"Hsto viejo" de CiaIes 81 aImac6n de ta'
baco de Ia prcpiedad de Ventura Cort6s.
Practicada investigation cr6ese 81 hecho
casual por descuido del depandiente
DE fs aver uu ciudadano muy meti.
do en- maZicia. COmpae? cu6ndo Julio el
nativo, hubiera creido que 50 cuotrO fuera
mas cslebrado que un viOttn de 6trGMs?
Un muchacho del campo voceabs bote'
Has vacfas y fu6 cOnducido Ia presencia
del Juez, despues de deiar sus botelIas en-
81 dep6Sito municipal. Fu6 abSuelto, pero
del SuBto, ri volvi6 ,por las botellas en-
brisc6ndosa''.
Una compafifa de infanteria de mari.
ma asisti6 aver q Ia parada de que damoB
cuents On otFo lugsr.
-AnoChe era incalculabIe el n6mero
de peruonas que asisti6 los fuegou que 20
quemaron sn Ia plaza de "Col6n''.
Sc informa que para ia comodidad
de loB viajsros que tTs ten de utilizsE Lon
nuevos coches de Ia Compafifa del ferro'
caTril que hsrSn viajes entire San Juan y
Ponce de noche, se instalaT6n en- eIlou ca
mas de visieg.
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Magnffca fu6 la function ofrecida ano'
che al pdblico capitaleiio, poT la comps MIA
de zRF2uela. P6sose en- eBcena, EJ MIJG.
gro de Ia HiTgea.
Fsta es una obFa del llamado genero
grande. Pero obFa sugestiva, en- que el
Clasico ingenio del viejo teatro, luce eB'
pl6ndidsmente, aDsgando ell bEillo orope'
lesco de ege gsnerO chico que, con Tara
exception, corromps estrags 81 gusto,
Teh jando en- Ia esceDa 10 que diHta mu tho
de ser tfpico del pueblo espafiol.
En- ~ MilagrO de Ia VsTgeg, verdade'
ras contumbres espafiolss vfstenHe pre-.
A6ntanse en- Ia vida eSc6nica, con el Babor
que solo BuperioTeS, iDg6nios, pusden
ofrecer depuTado gusto RrtfstiCo.
Cinco cuadroG, llgran mantsner Ell p1'
blico interesado en- 81 deuarrollo de la
obra, porque hay en- elloG passion, Ia
formR plastica teatral de este vive en- Ia
plentiful del Contorno, en el vigor de la
expression en- 81 Copjunto acabRdo = en-.
teRo. No 90 ese g6nero chico con paeudos-
cuadros desteiidog, verdRderas borTaduFas
que logran apenas disefiar la fgura de un
gitano plantado en- Ia egcena con falBas
pinceladag, faTfullando detestable 0rgOt
CON misica incOIora desabrida cuando
no chillOna eatFamF 8tica, dc tangos y
guitarreoF.
La compaflfa de zarzueIa que actda en-
81 Municipal. poniendO en- escena obras
como EE MslagrO De "a VGrge's, = en- breve
Masoota, que producer verdadsra adquigi'
ci6n de cultura ofrece la aigulaFidad que,
desde haca no pocoB amos, dej6ran de
ofrecer compaffas de ga g6nero.
Yes que d6 COnoCar ssleCta m6sica
espafola, adm 6 baStanteE espa1oles ape
gadcs 81 rampI6n g6SsrO chico, que no dc
m mSrgen 81 buen apreCio de il genuina
zars1ela espsfiola, y sdultera el pnro
sentir que al verdaderO arta. inspiEs
La interpretaCi6n de Eg NSIdgrO de Ia
TiTgen, no dei6 NADIA que desear. En-
MascOta Ia Compahfa tsndrk De HsguEo,
llenoBcOmpleto.
OPERTpEN,
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BANcO be PUERTO RICO.

Ell microbes 10 del corriente, & Ia una
de Ia tarde, 90 abrirG Ell psgo del ~ di'
videndo activo provisional, correspondent
to al semestre de Enero Junio del pre-.
sente afio, montRnte q 8 por Ciento del CO.
pital TeaIizado.
San Juan p. r Julio de 1907
FL Presidente, d. Paniagua, 6v. q.
PERDIDA.- "A bordo del 7apor Goa
mo" se ha estraviado 81 dfa de Julio de
1907, una cartera conteniendo un cheke,
dinero y llavss de baul.
Sc gFatifcar6 al que 10 devueIva al
Coronel Bailey, On Casa Blanca, san
Juan. 3v.a
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Ponce a Yauco por
PefueIas.
PersOnas t6GniGas que habIan fayO-
rahlensnts de los trabsjOs en-
esa Via.
E DSpifiananto Dol interior dshs dsstInlr con
sIgnscIonOs ID ohra.

Adelantan las obraB de la caTreteTa dc
Ponce Ysuco por Pe1uelas: al encsrgado
de Ia construction por el depaTtamento, "a
don Juan A. Davila, que hace buenas des
nivelaciopeB con sn aparato.
Las peIsonas fscuItativas en- trazs dos {
iDgenieIfs, hablan muy favoFablemente da
la CorTecta eiecuci6n de rasanteB, cortes y
trincheraBJ que han Bido hechoa en- conso'
nancia con los mas ackbAdos t6fminoB On
IL materia.
Dado tan inteligente operator y siendo
tan importante Is fnalidad de esa carrete.
raY urge que ell departamento del Interior
y obFas pdblitas, destina la obra consig.
uaciones necesarias al efscto de su r6pida
termination.
El rRmal de farFocarril que la hacienda
Dolores. proyecta, deHde Tallaboa passndo
por Pe1uelas Tallaboa alta. Coto San
TO Domingo Cen una de cuyas focas de-
chinas, cafe y cana deBcansa de mis- traba'
jos, eBclibo estas lfnesg no 60 an ferro.
caTTil para pervicio pdblico, Bino para el
EXCLUSIVE SERVICIO de la hacisn.
da Dolores" " = por tanto en- peJuicio 90
guro de Pehuelas y Bu Jurisdiction, cuyoB
bArstos produCtoS espera arrg strar Ia ha'
cienda DOLORES para Sd utilidsd
Adem6s terminals la carretara de Por-
Ca Penueas, que dar6 Immediate efs !,
tiva importancis 4 Ia localidad sd iuris,
dicci6n, casi es inneceSaris Ia proyectsda
terrea particular.
EspsEamos que ia Hacienda Dolores
ateudieDdo sus propios interesss, pedirS
q PefiueIas ID ceSi6n de psso nscssaEio por
ell camino municipal, comprometi6ndose
eatab ecer pervicio p6bIico, =, al mismo
tempo, Penuelas conceder6 todas las faci
lidadeg.
Y...... con eaas dos Was, Ia carrstera
pTincipR % snte, y eI ramal de via f6rrea
pdblica, ser6n los wales de PenueIas el
Paraiso de Puerto Rico.