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DAVID B. HILL SAILS;
FIRST OCEAN VOYAGE
Renounces Politics to Enjoy Out
ing He Has Planned for
Ten Years.

NEW YORK. June u.-David Il. Hill
viii start for Europe this afternoon on
the Baltic. OF the White Star line. It
will be his first trip across the Atlantic,
and he has been planning it for more
than q year
His departure at the beginning OF a
national campaign leaves no doubt IN
the minds of those who felt that he
might get back in the political harness
that he has finally retired from all 20
litical activity. The Denver convention.
on July Z, viii be the first national con-
vention OF his party in more than thirty
years tina he has not attended. either
as a delegate or potent leader. Two
months ago, In discussing his trip with
friends, he said he had been looking
forward TO such a journey for more
than ten years.
He arrived at the Hoffman House yes
terday with his secretary and courier.
He has set no time limit on himself. He
will visit the principal cities of England
and the Continent, and will stay all
summer II ne likes II. For the first time
IN many years he declined last night "a
see newspaper men. He sent mis- secre-
tary downstairs 10 tell the reporters
that he hoped 70 have a pleasant trip
and expected no red fire either at the
pier when he started OF at home when
he returned
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Conditioned, Pupils Viii
Spend While Longer Try
ing to Catch Up.
CLASS EXERCISES
TO OCCUPY WEEK
Business Will Have Celebration To-
morrow Night-Three viii Have
Commencement Wednesday.

With the largest graduating Glasses
the nve washington high schools have
ever known. recitations ended this after
noon with the ringing OF the dismissal
bell at . o'clock. For those who have
successfully completed the years work
today closes the school year. Tomorrow
will see only those who have been con
ditioned' in ono or more studies attend
ing in an attempt to make up what they
have missed.
Technical las already held its class
night exercises for both the two and
four-year courses. The fOur-year pupils
celebrated appropriately in the assem-
biy hall OF the Business High School
Tuesday night Last night the two
year class held its exercises.
Beginning with tomorrow evening,
when the Business class exercises viii
be held in the assembly hall OF the
school, until the graduation OF pupils
OF Eastern. Central. and western In
COnvehton Hall Wednesday evening. the
next six days with the exception OF sun
day viii be given over TO class cele-
bratons by the remaining four schools,
The graduates and the programs for
commencement day are announced as
Follows:
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LSTEINHEIL MURDER
STILL UNS0LVED
Parisl Police Fail in Their Efforts
TO Belittle Death of
Artist.

PARIS. June I1.-Unless the Paris
police come TO the front quickly with
evidence 10 support their claim that
the recent murder of Adolphe Stein
he'll, an artist, and his mother-in-law'
Nine Japy. was the work Of common
burglars, the public viii accept as true
the theory Of Henri Rochefort that the
crime was political
Rochefort's sweeping de1unciatlon or
the police and charges OF intrigue
raised a storm OF comment ana PaTl-
slams at first were loath TO credit ms
statements
The position OF Mime. steinheN IN the
case is one Of its perpleXing features
She, too, was attacked by the murder
ers and though nearly two weeks nave
elapsed since the crime. her stories OF
the attack are still 50 inconsistent that
the belief IS general that she IS ttslhs
TO shield certain persons.
The efforts Of the police 10 belit0e
the crime have failed utterly and the
Paris public is talking about it more
now than On the morning following its
discovery.
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Margaret J. Russell. Harvey T. Mum.
Jeanette II. Scott, Richard i. owen,
Naomi Ruth Settler. Harold X Parsons,
Emelyn c. Shedd. John a. Phillips.
Edith A. Sheridan, Robert j. POtbury,
Dorothy Dem. snyder, Boyd Il. Read
Vera b. Snyder, Ralph g. Richards
Mabel Stewart Paul z. Russell,
Margaret Strawn, Joseph A. Scott, r.,
Gladys A Strong. Monroe N Seltnger.
Robert II. Harrison Harry A. Shinnick.
Eden 3. HRrtshoru. Alfred l.. stern.
George r. Heitmullers ITBannyOen p. SIZE,
Joseph X. Hoover, Courtney =. Taggart,
Ross Hart Hunter, James G.. Townsend.
Evan l. Jackson. Temple H. Tweedy,
William +. Kelly. IT,, Livingston Vann IT.,
+ r. KOschWitE james REID Webb.
Alfred Z. Lindsay, H. o. Williamson,
Russell =. Madden William n Wilson,
Edward J.. MueileE, Wingate. Henry A.
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SAYS $500 PER MONTH
WILL NOT KEEP HER
Mhlionaire's Wife Raises Her Re-
quest for Alimony-Gold Lit
tered House.

DENVER, Col. June IA train OF
lawyers, witnesses and private detect
ives are working 10 ascertain the fn-
come Of Joseph Terry, the millionaire
mine owner, whose wife has sued him
for divorce Mrs. Terry first asked 500
a month. but later she raised the
amount, on the ground that she could
not support herself on that sum.
Mrs. Terry has purchased several hun
dred dollars worth Of GOWNS. and a few
more hundred dollars worth OF bounets
and other necessities, and M Terry
SAWS the bills have been coming ga So
thick that he mas been unable to- figure
out how much money he has. Terry al
Ieges that his wifes bills were aug
mented by the fact that she had 70 take
treatment for alcoholism
One of the statements brought forth
IN the litigation was that AR Terry
used to keep sacks Of gold dust and
nuggets lying about the house n a care
less manner.
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LOCuSTS OF EXODUS.

The majority OF those who have writ
ten upon the subject are OF the opinion
that they were real locusts." The
locust used 20 be a very common food
IN eastern countries, and are still eaten
IN many localities in the orient By
other authorities, however, IL Is con-
tended that the "salvim'' used by the
writer OF the Exodus means quails. and
not locusts.-New York American.
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Normal
GENERAL COURSE

GENERAL COURSE
Baczus, Hadassah Hines, Marion L.
Beck Lilly p Ladds Ida X
. Bennett. Mabel A. LAYTON, Esther D
I{CDtz Marie lockwood c. z.
Both. Evelyn L. Marsden. Rose q -
J}y-0,,-ne Ethel lAIUiken, Florence E
y7I,,7fri. Harriet z Morris Dora +.
) CsrroU Katherfus l.. Milford Josephs b.
[ CarraU Rose II Pollock. Laura K
/ ,-1arLr isabel IPyles Bessie II.
; Cooke Ethel L. SeIah Miriam II.
3 ~oggfns Emma Seunerle. Louise I.
( IDOonan, Katharine / Stallings, Mildred r.
t Duehay, Mabel +. ITegeler, Bessie J..
Edwards, N. Helen Wells, Mamie -
lT7isher raw Welsh, Margaret r.
Tfsher- Jessie Williams, Ada II
tCfOOCh. Deborah B. wilson Edlth L.
HardeIl, Leila B. Wright, n. Jane
FHedebower. Ethel WI
KINDERGARTEN COURSE
5 Batchelor, Gracs z. iUmeston, Amy
1 DakIn. Haze lawson MaIB aIet l.
: Dufour. Airline LASER, hthel
+ Eodtcott Louise McCambrtdge. Helen
! EndtcOtt Mary Roberts, Helen
2 HaWxhurst, ElizaDethI
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Mckinley Manual Training,
FOUR-YEAR COURSE.

Miller, Ethel May
Rathvon, Annie G.
Rodier, Eta A
Buman Lydia Belle
Frank s.
L-ansburgh, Mark
lie Due Percy W.
.Lepper, Henry Albert
.McKernan, Nelson N.
Mayer. Frank l. n.
Nash, Kenneth II.
|PeltZman, L. NJ
[ Pitts, Harry Bristol
I Reichard, Emmett c.
lTlichmond, Samuel L.
lSanord, Howard p.
/ Scammel. William X.
[ Schmidt William ..
/ Schmitt. Hugo r.
/ Seaver, William =,
! Seay, William NJ
I Sloane, George Gist
Z Spisr, Ferdinand 7.
I Talcott, John J.
ITashOf, Ivan =.
Taylor. James Gray
! ThraI. William G..
/ Wakefield. Walter II
I Webster, Edward n
/ Weeks, Albert Earlt
Wise. Ernest 3.
iZebley. June Sllas
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CAPITAL Girls GRADUATE.

POUGHKEEPsIE. \. Y. June H.
1~hree Young Washington girls, Estelle
Uunneus. Catherine Curtiss. and caro-
line Shepard were graduated az Vass5r
College yesterday. With others IN their
class they will hold their farewell re-
ceution at the college tonight
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Class Day Celebrations.

Eastern-At the school. Monday
evening.
CentraI-At the school. Monday
evening.
Central coneert-At the school. to-
night.
Western-At the school, Monday
evening.
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Central High.

Gertrude J. Barnes. Lucy Eleanor Wright,
~. Marie Rates Mary Wyatt,
SH lie Ma rsach stuart cakes Blythe.
80 no, beagle .Chesleigh A. Bonnie,
80 = pAIofe Herbert BOrChardt,
Ada RebeCCa Belts. mas No - -ot 49, -
Elsie Bret. t 60 ~ M - C,Isr1
Bertha Blanchard. go Y CO. a.
iofsllSo - DSS'4'1 Earl Frank Coultry,
Jesse - 80. ALBERT Wendell Davis,
Esther L Breuninger, lTHrsnIx Ed Duehring,
kAludIea L. biuHHot Howard Eager
Helen i. Burket Hack NJ Eager
Frances BurAet. Tray Norwood EastOni
Lulu Mabel Burket. lCIauds Hauke Engle,
catherine S, Burton, Mark F. Finley. Jr-,
MAY Lillian Butler bent. =. Fishburne,
! Gertrude Carpenter. Sylvan s. Grosners
Kate Edna Carr lCusti5 Lee Hall.
tE.mma, NJ Caywood, IChas. B. Hamilton,
mabel V. Charlton, lHerOld Pittman Hare
Marie A Cook Julia Jackson,
dorothy NJ Crossley 6Iaude l. Jackson
tT7,-s,,caz N CrosweI ruth +. Johnson,
f-T--~-.-st C,,v,,r,fns IOIive 81. Keys, ~
- wa. T1anfaI Il.eona Edgar kidwel
- - Ruth Mary Kirby,
l -- ~ nd. Ruth May Lang,
i-<I-l-@ I1-511 ICharlOtte =. Lee,
Carrie Irene Dunn, No. KAN TIftle
a5r1ee y, f-IlIiuilNs' Mary Marg. Little.
f-stele Lshln' Alma Mildred Lord,
ilrIia "a. NoiLNuoIiI katherine r. Lynch.
Ruth roster. Laura J. Mcdonnell
Selma fraser. Mary Mcintyre.
EDNA. j.. Freeman, lF5ith G MCGEE.
Agnes +. Garrels Ruth Coke McNamars
Helen O. Gerber, dorothy Magoffiu,
Jeanette CiesChiCIter, lRhoda Mautner.
Elsie Guerdruuu, IGladys y. Mayer,
Mildred Lee Harlan Ruth Merrill.
Susie c. Harvey. Anna Dora Merwin
Pearl Anna Hauser. IGrace Eva Meyer.
Edna Narilla Hazen Mary AIarg Miller,
IenOre Eeald. Truth Agnes Miller.
IeOna +. Ifechinger ELSIE Moore.
Marion Heilprin, Flora II. Morton.
Alice Heuiuser, lydia Moser,
LEILA Howard, Martha Z. Mudd.
Marguerite S. Ison. |Nannle 7 Nelson,
CeOrgiana G. Ivey. Eathi Inc NJ NeWbOld
Ethel Isabelle SUNNY. Bowman j. Noah,
Bertha EIm0rs Taylor. Edith @ N0rthup
Cecilia Todd, lCecu Brooks Norton
/ Edua L. TuTnhurlSe, N0rita Rose Pepper,
{ Agnes Wachsmuth, MARY r Petingale.
/ Margaret V Walker, iSara Pierce,
( Ethel May Warle. Isabel Jarvis Primm
: Elsie Parker White, Fern Herbert Prince.
3 Edith A. Williams, Bessie Lyle Ramsey,
! Annie L Willis. Margaret Ritchie
Lepise WorstsTs Rebsces Rose
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Commencement Dates.

NfcKiniey-National Theatsr. Friday.
40 .. m.
usiness-National Theater, Tues
day. $50 p. N.
Eastern, Central. Western-ConVen-
ton Hall. Wednesday, 8 p IN.
Western CTeehnical class)-NatiOnal
Theater, June 70. 4;S0 p. m.
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Clark. Ethel PiXley
.Doran, Helen Fay
Gonzsnbach. r Z.
Jones, Bsulah Annette
Baker. Alfred Baxter
BaIlantyne, W. 9.
? Benson. Howard J..
Bond, Lewis Franklin
Borden, William A.
Rose, Walter
Breneman. Claude r.
IBrez Selig c.
Ehapin, Raymond Z.
Chatheld. r. r.
Cherry, Chas. r.
Davis. Hugh AIaCay
Dodge. James Edward
Dugan, Charles Leo
fDugan, John A
E1lSeInh IN 0aEA D
Ellis, Harry Van II.
Frey. Ralph Wylie
Griesbauer. Charles 7.
g Hacket. Terry
Hart Wayne Maris
5Hardell. John VII
i1Iealy, Ralph F.
Hearst, c. Eugene
Hemingway. H C.
Holland. Adrian q.
jacob. Herbert Jay
Janus. Anthony II
Kaus5, Robert !.
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COURSE

II. lucas. Leah r.
G.. Humphrey v. ..
ret L. Putnam. Clara Lee
De C.. Saunders. Myrtle y.
NJ. stern Le0na
2. swing. MOllis p
lac Talks. LsauA r
:. Underwood, Lee B.
Watson Gray, James o., 1r,
Il. Haar, Herbert r.
"a !. IIsohr. Len0N Riley
II Meyer Lloyd p
q 3. Reber, George T.
Shook. Roy Z.
ses G.. / strobsI. Irving E
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BARNARD's COMPLEXION CREAM removes facial hlenn
prise, Special for omO
and Saturday ..... &c
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E| eScaDdab en- Id
caI|c De Ia Luna


Anoche 4 las diez media, ocurrio
m escandalo en- Ia calIe de In Luna
esquina nj callcjon de Torro. entire Eu-
sehio corchado, policim de servicio el
mnseo lie Ia banda Federico Pagani
Segun notieias resulta que anoehe Sc
yromovl6 una aIteracion de la paz en-
In calie De Ia Luna, lnterviniendo ei
vuardia Corchado Al lado de In casa
vive el mnsico Pagan. quien intervino
en- la question manifesto Corchado
que no presentase ninguna denuneia.
por tratarse de una fanilia que era muy
conoeida
III policia reple6 que Il no hacia mas
que cunplir con su deber en- este se
cruzAron algunas paIabras, entire am
tos guardias y Corchado descarg6 el
roten en la cabeza de Pagani, ,tirandole
al suelo banado en- sangre.
Fnseguida acuderon los companeros
de pagani, los cuales evitaron que el
policia de servicio ie propinase nuevos
golpes
Pagani declare esta manana en La
Corte Municipal III presentar la denim
cia correspondence que Corchado l.
amenaz6 con Il revolver, hacienda ade
man dc disparar, en momentos en- cue
las personals se interpusicron entire am
hos
Pagani fu6 curado por el practican-
t. I.iauger de una confusion de cuatro
centimetros. interesando el teJido has
tn 81 periostio, situada en- La segi6n
frontal media de pron6stieo reservade-
Y de otra confusion en- el brazo dere-
cho
HI Coronel Mr. Lutz ha tornado ear
tas en- el asunto, fin De depurar res
ponsabilidades
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h ST. Lopez DiaE eanielah
APELO DE LA SENTENCIA

Sc. ha celebrado en In Corte MunSsa--
pal. de San German ell juicio contra -
senor Ernesto Lopez Diaz, ex-c2pat&u
de la policia insular, acusado de &Nx-
metimiento aggression con eircunstaE~
cias agravantes
La denuncia fue presentad4 p0r sN
senor Francisco p Quinones.
Actuaba de Jnez ell seTor john T.
Sibert, y la defensa q cargo del seseuf
Pascasio Faiardo.
Declararon en- dicho Jniclo los tesxR-
gos f. p Quinones, Avelino Crux, AM
tonic Torres, Eleuterio MuHiz Herms--
Mo Garcia, Vicente Linares y Pedru
Leon
DespueS de oidas las pruebaS y 2z&
defensa, la Corte eondeno al Senor La
peg Diaz 4 500 dollars de mnlta v ssse
meses de carcel
Contra esta Senteneia estableclS re-
curso de apelacion el liceneiado seficr
Faj&rdo-
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Contra Mr.. Gramer

Toy Sc ha presentado Ia Corte DC
este Distrlto, por Il liceneiado don Jo-
se Benedicto, en- representation de su
u notario don Julio Cesar
Gonzalez, an INJUNCTION contra 81
Tesorero de Puerto Rico, con ct flu
de paralizar q embargo que este ha
crdenado hacer Ell una flnca del senor
Gonzalez, toda yez que dicho sehor
Gonzalez tiene consignada ha dias en-
Ia Corte Municipal, Il lmporte de las
eontribueiones objeto de dicho erabar-
60.
El juez admiti6 La solicitnd de an
junction y ha senalado el dia > de
Enero proximo para Ia vista del aann-
to
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7 COnercial-. -.

Nos avisan los sobrinos he Pedro dc
Diego Y Co, $. en- e., que han consti-
tuido con la citada denomination, una
sociedad mercantl EN- comandita, en- la
ciudad de Guayama
Forman la nueva soeiedad, con el ca
racter. de socios .gestores, don Isidro,
Jon Jose, don Bonifacio don Fran
cisco de Diego; con el caracter d.
comanditario, don Pedro de Diego Con
zalez
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INSTRUCTION Pibica
NOI1CIAs GEEKRALEs

laos aspirantes & la licencia de macs
tro rural u de maestro graduado, que
desean presentarse al exAmen que &C.
lebrara el departamento de Instruc-
ci6n durante los dias %, % y 30 de
Enero pr6ximo, deberan' remitir sus
solicitudes q los inspectores de los
distritos Is dias antes de La fecha Sc
nalada para ell examen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

El veinticjnco del oorriente sera inau-
gurado en- esta ciudad IN Parcue Gle Re
creo para los niflos.
La Inauguration Sc bara con juegos
atlfticos
Tambifn habra dicho dia ejereieioa
escolares.
Gran parada escolar. matinee Ar
bod de Navldad. exposition de trabajos
etras ameniasdes.
CoRRKsPoNsAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
N01@ del d]5a

Iace algunos das publicamos una
noticia que merece, q nuestro Juicio,
los honores del comentario, va que ex-
terioriza Nh rasgo, digno de APPLAUSE Y
fe encomi0, de un alto funeionario del
zs0bierno msular.
Nuestros lectores conocen ei asunto.
Nos refefimos al premio establecido
por el Auditor senor Ward, para la
1anza mas clasicamente puertorrique-
sia que Sc prcsente al concurso ideado
por el funci6nario artista, Y al que con
Vocara en- breve el Atcneo de San Juan
Dura es la lecci6n que para algunos
5conoclastas contiene la noble V bella
oferta del senior Ward, es de ella
cue pueden deducirse muchas conse-
suencias tddss exaltadoras del espir-
7u p1blco y encaminadas hacer mas
respetables de 10 que para la genera
sidad 10 son ahora. nuestro modo ar
1istico, nuestras costumbres sociales 10
que rs tipicamente pucrtorriqueno. 10
que imprime un sello especial nnico
u ciertas determinadas manifestacio-
ses de nuestra vida.
Cuando la clanza, ese bailable encan-
8ador que iDNentaron nucstros abue-
los teniendo en- cuenta las condiciones
slimatologicas del pals. al propio item
po que la >herencia y aficion musica
31s recibida por uus stro pueblo VA
s0mando un aspecto carlcaturcsco, mer-
t.ed la Influenza del bale america
so. cuando va Sc a perdIendO el al
a'e, .el ritmo, 10 que tlene de bellamen-
So sentimental y de amorosamente me-
lanc0lico, por la brusca transformation
a que han querido someteria gentes sin
s-stetica y. sin el refinado gust0 que es
preciso teIler para apreeiar el merito
5ndiscutibIe de una danza... cuando es-
10 ocurre y:lo vemos todos los dias, en-
Eos mas esplendid0s actos sociales, ha
sic ser grato consolador seguramen-
&c, csc rasgo genial del generoso do
slante, devote fervoroso del culto dc
jos exquisitos, FL del arte, que es res
petuoso con aquello que tiene el pres
sigio de la antigiiedad.
,Un preinio para la DANA clasica, la
danza. tipica, concedido por un ameri-
scano es una cosa trascendental.
El senior Ward puede decir. con
raz6n, que nos Ina dado una buena y
alta lecoi6n de patriotismo, de carac-
seF y de gusto estetico.
Mr.. Ward Is un educador, 10 es,
30 i: Ia manera que pretenden pare
s.drses algunos colegas del funcionario
5lustre..r
Es .asi como Sc levanta el abatido es-
EoIritu, el Amino decaido harto de DIR
on todos los tonos que cuanto aqui te-
sgsenos, es despreciable bajo.
= mo. Tambien hay cosas buenas, co
s1sx agradables bellas.
Nuestra DANA es una.
III menosprecio con que es mirada
T,or nosotros, no ha contagiado los
s4ue para gustar de ella no necesitan
asaber como piensa ell vecino, nj adni-
ten que pueda ser mistificada con ei
stwsteep', que es tambien un bello bal
lie. pero que no Sc debe confnndir. en-
4remezcsr con nuestra danzae M nues
ira dana -
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.H ST. Torres Grau en- Cataia
La aggression al senior Rodriguez


Esta mamma se ha constltmd0 gm
Cata1o II Fiscal de esta Corte de Dpas
trito, seuor Torres Gran para investa-
gar q suceso de aver ocurrido en- a10nl
pobiado.
('ono sabeu Duestros lectores ell @ne
flor Raimundo Rodriguez fue agred5dW
SIC un macanazo por a policfa Anhonan
Jtero, seglIn nnestros informes prs-
una fmerte confusion en- Ac
eabeza
I'll policia TorTes manifiesta qne aa
senor Rodriguez tratd de agredirle cgn
una navajo harhera
Hay numerosos testIgos de parte c<&
seiior Rodriguez, que han HaanaicstaSm
10 eontrario de 10 que atirma "A guarda@
Torres.
Ell sefior Rodriguez se eneRentra san
lihertad balo tianza
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II ST. Sanchez Morales

Aver embarc6 para los Esta3os UtEss.
dos, el sefior Luis Sanchez MoraaaEh
consejero del Executive
FL senior Sanchez Morales pleE%Ex
regresar dentro breve tempe, pUEM
fu6 uamado para asistir la reMnaar
annual de las agencias Cue representa-. (
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4 los SIScriiDIOreS )! AgentDS

Para la buena Marcia de esea Admins
.srnci0n nc admitimos Atlas ie suscrtp
acres este diario sino desde Ell primero
zs cada mes. Las BAJAS se avisaran los
sAfas 80 8 81: advirtiendose que las que Sc
ssieren con posterioridad no tomaran Cd
ssuenta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
aAsta ell dfs rnltimo del mes siguiente nj en-
sae Sc soiscitsn.
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Sc encuentran de regreso de Ia Is
la, los superintendentes generates de
escuelas, Mr.. Libby, Mr.. Conant y Mr..
GarwoOd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

III juez BazAri de la torte de paz
ia celebrado esta manana el matri-
nonio de Jaeinto Burguillo dc Jesus
y Martina Perez Vargas
La Corte Sc ha declarado Ell receso
lasta el lunes pr6ximo, despnes de
haber fallado varias denuneias por
municipales y de SAM
dad
III juez BazAn inform6 IN redac-
tor nuestro, que la Corporation MUM
cipal de esta ciudad prev6 en- sus es-
tatutos. todas las infraceiones de or
den publico que puedan presentarse
y que Sc toman por la policia, medidas,
i i'm de evitar cualquiera lnfraccl6n
de la ley municipal s de Sandal que
son competencia de La Corte de Paz-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

plde Su admission en- Ell SanatOrI0 Anti
tubercuIoso..
Don Carlos Julia, de Rio Grande, re-
mite plano para la construction de una
panaderia.
J. Will Harris, de San German, soh-
eitaun permiso para construir un es-
tablo.
Ell Inspector Plomero del Distrito
Norte, de San Juan, informa acerca de
las malas condolences Ell que Sc encuen-
ira ell deposito de AUTOMOBILES de la
Marina,
Don Pedro j. Daniel, de San Juan,
remite plano especifcaciones de ohras
de plomeria one va efectnar on In
casa de- don Rafael Ojcda, en- pnerta
de TERRA
FL sefor Manuel Grafal. dc Aguadi-
LA, pide permiso para estableeer nn
,,nasto ae carne
II 0fc,al ae Sandal ,3c Hat;llo n.
forma oue exixte aIli IN eabailo alta.
=, Insnaoto~ yeter,na,,o
=, ,nsnoo+o~ vcts.,n,wo 4. Mav..
,,,,ax ;nfnr,no ,ua so,n.t;aa Ia ma.
do reacci6n nositiva =
ri oeo;ol da Sari.iad A., ra;ards in
ror,ra .ohrn las condolences IN In mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
SOBRR SANDAL
NOTAS..Y NoTICIAS

Ell sefior Pedro Pineiro, de San Juan,
pide su admission en- el Sanatorio Anti
tubercuIoso..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

Sobre Ia soIcitud de b. B. Laur@m~
e. represcntado por su agente Lewis
] Proctor, pidiendo una concession pss-
ra extraef vender guano fosfat0ess
etc. en las islas Mona Monita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

Don Carlos Julia, de Rio Grande, II
mite plano para la construction de un
panaderia.