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New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York January

New York, January , leOS.
RpE.ES-Receipts were ia cars, or 5i9o hedu IN
slaughJerers ana 20 the mar
er. n7aking with the cattle held over from pre-
demand and steady: bulls firm and light common
,IIIs I0c TO 15c higher; the yards were nearly ce
sold at 81
fat oxen at SO; bulls S3 50 a 81 10; cows AT q ~
GS4o5 Dressed in moderate denlahq al
- ai.c ner 10 for sides Liverpool and Lon
I0is a 13c per h. dressed weight; refrigerator peer
AZ az a 915c per The Adriatic. sailing yester1dS
eooly out i525 quarters of beef for the swift Bee
Cnmpa,v. and 1926 quarters for the motifs beel
COMPANY. No exports from this port either to-day
Friday - -. m, head Including
"a for SUBURBAN dealers and 40 for the market Prices
Ue-a fun steady good demand for all deslraoe
grades Ordinary rather choice cows WIN Iha caEeS
soI5 at s3OnS60 each: inferior stock as low as 50
CkIyES-Receipts sos head, inciuoing Z"' TOT
butchers and 553 the market teals were IN moo
crate receipt firm: barnyard calves 25c higher no
westerns offered. Common prime Veals sou az soa
SO S56sfo. culs at So bamyard calves at 50 %: ted
calves AT City veals firm at gag l4t2c per
10: country dressed at I912c. - .,,s - -
sHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were S6lc cars. Or
35 head Including 1St2 for slaughterers anu Is
Tor the market. Good sheep were firm Best LANES LANES
lamb market closed Buffalo advices Ihree cas-
Tare held over Common to prime sheep sold at $50
81 =, per 100 III; culs S2Gs2 so; lambs at so4S,
cs AT So yearings So Dressed mutton nrri al oes
9c ner 10; dressed 1o1 1212c country dressed
hothorse lambs unchanged at S56S10 per carcass
city s;aughterers with the exception of a few head;
Feeling easier on Buffalo advtces NO sales iepcF1ee
before 'Cnangz Country dressed hogs slow al o4oc
per.fD.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 2-CATTLE-Receipts (estmated. about
II coo head: market steady; 50 300 50 >oWs
81 75as4 so: heifers 81 50ds5 25 bulls s. ooaSi 20
Salvee s39S7 st }ckers feeders 81 401S4 90 HOGS
choice heavy shipping. 81 559si co. butchers - HOe
81 50 choice light 81 456S4 light mixed 81 3S1
backing S4ds4 SO; pigs s3 5OQS 30 bulk OF sales 81 10
asa 80 SHEEP-Receipts estimated about l6uoO nedu'
market steady: sheep $4G$5 5 lambs s9as7; yearnss'
S4GS6 O5. 1900 .. ,oaoo Lizbor.
b,tchers and shippers 81 65d$4 common 50 5oas4 .
CATTLE-Active far 10 good shippers =
LAMBS-Strong; 81 25Gs6 so . - ,s.
tesdT. prime steers IS 25@sS 60 Receipts 200
head: active and SOC s5as9 90 HOGs-Ileceipts
II 400 head: slow ind lower; heavy and mixed
4 s4 10 Workers. 81 50@s4 20; pigs - 5 rougnS -
asa 90 stays S3qs3 70; daries, 81 5Oasi 60 sHtt.p
AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000 head: slow; ewes and
vearings S6as6 2 wethers. $5dS5 So ewes s4ds4 20;
sheen mixed s2GIs5: lambs closing, l0ql5c lower.
Ka nsas City. 2-CATTLE-Recep 5,4oo mead
including Southerns: market steady COWS strong
10 good 81 1O1s4 90; Western steers. So 5@Si 20;
stocRers and feeders 81 % 81 40: Southern steers
s4Gs4 so Southern 81 - So 25: native cows.
s. 258 81 beifers S3@$4 70 bulls $50 s4;
calves s4Gss 20. HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head mar
ket 10c lower top. 81 so: bulk Of sales 81 80 @
and lights So IS a 81 As sHEEPReceipts $3.50 head;
market strong: lambs. Sc fo@s6 So ewes and year
Jiops 81 25GS5 -; Western yearlings S5gS5 10;
Western sheep. s3 80 81 80; stockers and feeders
Pittsburg Jan o-CATTLE-Supply steady; prices
unchanged: choice 81 Goa 81 70; prime s. 80 81 80
SHEEP-Supply fair steady; prime wethers So So 20:
cuis and common 81 @s2 80; lambs So 81 60 veal
calves ss@es u. HOGS-Receints fair; lower; all
grades 81 90 @s4 20; roushs s49S4 25-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
BUILDING IN QUEENS BOROUGH.

Of Bureau Buildings in the Borough
Of Queens year permits issued for
7e5 buildings the total estimated cost of which
sl5.O4s S55. The 4th Ward OF the Borough which is
OF Jamaica, heads the list OF five wards
The number buildings erected in that ward last
year 1881 and their total estimated 81 320
5-c5. 81 Ward. which is the old town of NewtoWn
is the list with ISL buildings, the total
esmaod 81 SCI 71a. Long Island City
is E'st and while the number Of build
incs put up than Flushing the Sd Ward
is greater. The Long Island City list
contains 4O7 buildings and their $23009T6-
Flushing buildings erected costing sS74 220
The Ward has record OF 345 structures,
81, 2S4. $50.
The number of permits buildings issued
week thirty-rne the total estimated cost
buildings S137. $50. Eighteen of the buildings
be erected the I'd Ward The list for the year
falling in the
houses up and heavy increase in the number
two-fanily houses.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
GEORGIA.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan 2-The local wheat market
strong to-day because of an advance OF I'd at
Ijverpool At the close wheat for May delivery
showed a net gain of 1l4c TO f$sc. Corn was also
up 1L.c TO 13sc were sc higher. Provisions
were up 1Ti2c 10 2212c-
The wheat market strong all day and at
times the demand greatly exceeded the offerings.
The sharp bulge Liverpool the chief bullish
factor, although small receipts in the Northwest
and the clearanceS at the seaboard and a forecast
of small shipments Argentina inpor-
tant aid to the bulls. A moderate recession took
place late in the day, but the close strong.
Nav opened &c to &c to 1i2c TO sc higher. at
81 06Is to 81 071.: sold to 81 077s and closed at
81 or. Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
to l 10000 bushels Primary receipts were 519CG0
bushels against S0S000 bushels the same day last
vear Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 3Ci cars against 5S6 last week and 52
year ago
The corn market opened strong and gained in
strength throughout the day. There ii good
general demand, with shorts the best buyers. Firm
cables, small primary receipts. the bulge in wheat
and fresh reports regarding the poor condition of
the new crop the principal strengthening fac
tors. May opened Ssc to sc higher. 60a.c Sic
sold at 609sc, and then advanced To 6i3. The close
V as az 69sc to 6l2c. Local receipts were l3 cars
with five of contract grade.
Trade in oats quiet, but the market was
strong I'm sympathy with wheat and corn Nav
opened &c higher. at 5444c. sold off to 5Iac and
then advanced to 5l4c. The close was at 5t7L
Local receipts Ill cars.
Provisions firm the strength of grain
and decline in the number of hogs killed at
Western packing centrea AT the close MAY pork
up 22l2c, at $lS S2i3. Lard was 2Oc higher at
IS %. Ribs were 17l2c higher at s. e2ls
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 20
cars; corn. III cars; oats. 2o4 ears; hogs. 900
heaI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

a J. Doober has sold No. 2p5 Degraw St. Brooklyn,
four story fathouse; No e97 Degraw st. three
story brick building handball court, known Ca
seys Ball Court for T. Mclaughlin to john Muldoon,
apd No S75 Court ST. q three story fathouse.
J. P H. De Witt has bought story frame dwell
ing house on plot f40x56 the southeast
of Kings Highway anC Van Sfcklen st The property
will be improved wit a aDartment houses.
The Mclaughlin Real Estate Conn any has sold 10
William McCormack lots the east side Of East
oath St 40 feet nortn Of Neck Road; also sold two
lots on the north side OF Avenue O. between
and East 18th sts. TO j. H. Hunter; lots
at the northwest Crawford East eth
and Robert Cahili plot with frontage of 40
feet on the OF East 23d between Avenues
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
Instruction.

NORMAL COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW FORK.
n Park Avenus ami Sixty-eighth Street
New York, December IA. 1907
EXAMINATION! FOR ENTRANCE To THE HIGH
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Any girl. not under the age OF thirteen who is a
r, s,Ient of New York City. and Who has COMPLETED
the CIJRRICULUM of the ELEMENTARY COURSE
OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Of the STATE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. is eligible take
he examinations
Candidates whose certificates signed by prin-
cipal public, Parochfal. private or other
elementary school in good standing and those holding
certificates diploma Of grad
station from a public of the City OF New York
TiII he examined in Arithmetic. English
English Composition only.
andidates will be examined in these three
subjects and also in History Of the United States.
The dates and subjects of examination fol-
Monday. Jan 13-tandidates present ceFHhcatee at
z:3O P NJ =,
Wednesday JAN 15-Artthmetfc IN A h-Geograpny
in p NJ
Thursday Jan f6--Grammar IN ~ M-History or
u. s. in p NJ
Fr,dav Jan I7-EnsIish in A. M--Drawinz IN P. NJ
T,s necessary blank certificates may upon
sPpio " ~ JOSEPH a GTL4LET.
Acting President
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
A $500, 900 STUDIO PROJECT.

Plans have been fled for studio Apartment house
seven and twelve stories rear 70
Le erected on premises No 13G St.
one Hundred Thirtysix vest Fify-Seventh Street
CORPORATION II viii be and So deep and
have acconlnodations for thrty-eight families The
f,cade will be Of brick with limestone trtmnngs hay
ing tall TuG5 bays extending the story
90 tbe roof The building viii $500 V0j The ar
chitects are Pollard Stenam.
The Manhattan alterations inclgde the remodelng
and enlargement OF the five story factory N,s. Alb
and 4l5 East 3Ist ST. improvements being made
for the Cohoc;on Realty Company c. g.
Matte Is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Pocher CO. have sold No. IS Edgecombe a four
story private dwelling lot 2oX6s feet. the
New, York Life Company Charles Schenck.
Ii is an Investment purchase.
Max Roses has s3d through Maurice Rosentha ana l..
Greenberger story hatholse the northeast
,..r q. 103a ard Park
William II Burgess resoid to s Il. French I03
West 5Ist st. story brick stable 25xI10 ~
. czo36 Mr. Burgess recently bought the property from
I T.. Beneic--
H. Barsebuhc has sold NJ E&uSzer Il Moses
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
NEW suLzER CASINO PLANNED.

Plans have teen Buildings Superintendent
49, ,r re uex amusement built Harlem
r;r farz af Second and i2Tth ST. replace TIE
ga uIzers Casino by fire last fall The
ea building viii be re2roof and u classic design con-
si,s basement nlezzanine gallery sur
-,,nte5 ,,v tezbed The FACADE VIII be o. ie
.s.1 decorative stucco The bgiadac "li have a
s,se. On Ills avenue = ~ feet ana depth Of III
.set ,.!;b h;sh. sIche1 man ef'fShes OF w -
r.nc.r viz go;.:c coscEnades Staircase ca The
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
REALTY OWNERS TO MAKE MERRY

The United Peal Estate owners Association. con.pris
s1g
ards Taxpayers Association 10th. I1th 18th
wars: West Side Taxpayers Association. Taxpayer
Protective Association 18th and I'D Wards
lem Taxpayers. Association. Taxpayers Association
st. sh and IsIh Wards and the 18th Ward Taxpayers
Association, Will annual entertainment
e=u:iou at he Harlem Casino January
The arrangements hands Of special
.oe q which James l. Conway chairman Applications
for information tickets should be -l2ds Charles IL
SehneIIe. c< 1876 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
Furnished Il partments to Let.
10 EAST 32 ST.
RACHEI OhS-HOTEL SERNICE:


r,, and Carrie Bargebuhr No. PSI East goth ST. SIX
story 1athouse, on plot 29xlOo.5 .,
s H stone sold for Phillips & Avery FepieS
49, paIds estate The southwest of Thompson ana
Grand sts old buildings plot S2A2' Ihe DoyeI Wa"
erect a nine story business building on the site .
Martin Kretsch sold for Edward HUM to NJ. Eiio
NJ ri rsst o16tb st. two story frame house on a
no, 5oxf15 near White Plains Road The buyer gives III
mart ravent farm comprising 139 acres at WOODSTOCK
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMISSARY. u. s. ARMY
~ Whitehall street. New York city n. Y. De-
1907 sealed proposals In duplicate
nshng delivering subsistence city dur
ing Of February 1905 In ths
specifications and conditions set forth in Circular No G.
February Il. 1907. be at ,h
office until eleven O'Clock a. Monday, January q
1905 then opened. Where the reauirei
are specified such quantities may be called Tor
by this office from February 10 February % 1904 are
meant Envelopes containing bids should be marked
Subsistence Stores opened
1905 . aud addressed 20 A. l.. SMITH Colonel A. a.
G.. L. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
WILL BUILD A ROW OF FRAME HOUSES.

". II Danby is going TO build row Of five story
dwelling houses 241st just
ave, from plans by 4. Murray jerks. Each house will
s4.50O John T Bowie will five three story
dwelling houses in 24Oh about 500
Martha ave. The total cost will be s24 0cO
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
TOTAL BUILDING LOANS $4,000.

Fqncus LowenfeId and William Prayer have lent to
Herman ard Samuel Pezerer $4,000 plot 25ox99 II
feet on the 143d $50 feet east Of 18th
ave. Theodore Wentz has lent 10 Albert Rotherme
sI1 600 plot 40 11x1e0 feet, the side of
whtock ave. SEQ south Of Tiffany ST. Both
hli incrI a
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
MARKET FOUND FOR PEARL ST. PARCEL

RE Charles F Aoyes Company has r., the IIayne
Company Nc Pearl six story building coverin;
a plot $50 square feet The purchaser, who
sn investor. takes the property free ami clear
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
Proposals.

nOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, d. c.
october = lS0I-Sesed proposals from patentees or
their the sale devtc
effect the eS1hange OF malls moving
raj W he received this Department on
All proposals be a accord
ance with specifications which obtained from
the Second Assistant Postmaster General C. v, L.
MEYER, Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

r,>pOREJAND MARY DE.--IN PURSUANCE OF AN
I order OF Hon Ahner C Thomas. Surrogate Of the
York hereby given all
Ssr;nS CIams against de Trobriand of tho
GnntS of New York. deceased the with
SIrrS-s thereof TO the subscribers. their place
tnsartir business the law office Of Curtis r. Hattie
- NJ 100 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. IN
Cit Of e Yorf before the 10th day OF June next
~ Sd day OF December. 1907
N"SI CAROLINE POST. Executrfx.
CHARLES A. POST. Executor.
f,r.p--rs - tJATUEWAY Attorney Executor ana
eritrix No. 40 BROADWAY. Borough o, Manhattan
%a,v York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
Surrogates' Notices.

IN pIrRsIyANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
1 IL BECKETT. q Surrogate OF the County Of New
is claims
aeanst Abbv S Thompson late Of the County OF New
to the with vouchers thereof
10 the subcrihers their place o tsnsactins business
Tics ~ Fisher Baker. No. Wall Street in the City
90 Vag York or or before the first day OF July next
Data5 New York the Goth Gay OF December. 1907
Y-S-tT,+sD ST ATF.S TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
r-FKIlTS s THOMPSON. ExTs-
FISHER A BAKER. Attorney for Executors . wall
Street New Yur City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns arc
recommended the readers Of The Tribune as thor
oughy reliable business done by mail With
the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
MANHATTAN oREaA e.,s !. ...1 #oUs., s,s ~.

MANHATTAN SRk s.,b 81 IA near Hoos. seh Ave.
NIGHT at .Frss t,Rs tn w. Rr1ssisr
tiianoIi: NM Damores. 6 ibert and = other prsn
cibals Mus. Dir, CamDalir1. ,,,.
"a, NAT at 2-RIGOL ETTO- Miles. Zsppilli
C;iaconia: IM Bass Renaud. Gilbert. Ar.TnondL
NiS SAT "a N1GaT at 8. POP. PR Use -:s,1CAxAL-
IERIA RUSTICANA and ] PAGLACCI MINES
Russ (siaconia: Nm. Zena.eIio sammarco' Craooe
Mus Dir Campanini
sTTND Pop. Campanni Concert. 5oc $3.50
soIoists: Mines Russ. Agostinelt Gervtile-
reac5c I,ressIer- -Gianoli. KoeIIiug- MN Sassi
Samrnarco Gilbert. Arimond. Gisnoh-Gaiietti
Daddi. -x- x~.SurD u.rr
Mines Russ. De Cfsneros Zeppilli NM Zenatello
Sammarco Arimondi Mus Dir: CanlpanInf
WED-LOUIsE. MISS MARY GARDEN Mns
Bressier- GianoIi; MN Dalmores. Glioert ana -
otber principals; Mus; Dir. csmpa.,1ni ~.
AgostineIli. De Cisneros: MN Bassi samr1arco.
sTimoudi Mus. Dir Csmpannt -
FRINDON GIOVANNI. Mines. Russ. JonleilL
Zeppili; NM. Remand, Cazauran. Gilbert Didur-
At MAT@IOUISE. MISS MARY GARDEN
Nine Isressler- -Gianoii NM Dalrnores Gilbert and
% other principals. Mus Dir. Campanini.
SAT- NIGHT-n TROvATORE. POP. PR. t35c-
s31 Mines Russ. Bresser-Gianoii: MN. Zenatello
Sam arirondi Mus Dir Carnpaoint
seats for all above now selling
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
For Both Sexes-Country.
School Il gency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governessos etc.
To- and Families Apply to
NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 Union Square
N.DFwOISFILE AMYOT, Teachers Agency. g II
goth 81 Tel. 1857 Madson.-Teachers. tutors. gov
erreseas schools and private farnilies
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

r-ur1iahcd ly Charles d. Barney & Co. No IS Broad
street New York l22 South sth street.
1'ila5elphiaD
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
THE
Tribune ALMANAC
FOR 1907
On Sale al all NeEstaa1s
Price rs Gents

street 1t is to cost 100000 Morgan Barkhausen 81
the architects The plans for the last fled
Manhattan for the old year.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Reinhardt No 3s Broad street
New York, No 10 Exchange Place. Boston)
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03
Country Property for Sale.

EI1PG on 1O4 ACRES NEAR RED BANK y. !.
location; beautllul EtTT
y y Raw and surrounding country. W. A HoFr i-''
Red Bank. ~ j
New-York tribune., 1908-01-03

High. Low. Last
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

refrescaba luego ell aqua; estaban mas ben
deformados en- los dedos, eran plebeyos, sin
fnura alguna, tenian la marca manifesto de
una baja estirpe. Ell los miraba atentamente
miraba sino eilos, con una extraord maria
agudeza'de perception de examen, como ST
la partcuaridad de su forma hubiera rebela-
do IN SecretO.
Y pensaba: "ICuantas cosas impuras fer
mentan en- su sangre! Todos los instintos he
redltarlos de su raza perslsten en- ella indes-
tructibles, prontos q desarrolarse a suble-
varse contra cualquiera violencia. Yo nada
podre hacer nunca para purihcarla. 70 no
podre mas que sobreponer Ia realidad de
su persona las fguras mudables de mis- sue
nos, ella podra sino ofrecer a mi embria-
guez solitaria sus indispensables organos -.
PerO, entantO que Su penSam1entO reduCla Ia
mujer simple motive de su imagination
quitaba todo valor la forma tangible por la
misma agudeza de la perception particular
sentia estar ligado precisamente la casuali-
lidad real de aquella carne, no solo cuanto
habia en- ella de mas bello, sino mas especial
mente "a cuanto menos bello habia en- ella
Ell descubrimiento de una fealdad no reaaba
el vinculo no disminuia la fascination. Las
lineas mas vulgares ejercian sobre ell una
attraction irritante. Sobradamente conocia el
este fenomeno, que Sc habia repetido mil We
ces Glen Glen veces tambien, sus ojos ha-
bian visto con perfecta clarividencia en- acen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
La Argentina ! Ia Santa Sel

Los cat6licos de Ia Repdblica Al
gentina han acordado celebrar Ell TT
bileo de Su Santidad Pho X de III
manera tan practiea como generos
Por medic del arzobispo de Buent
Aires han anunciado 4 la Santa SET
que estan recaudando fondos en- car
tidad sufciente para comprsr un p
lacio que sirva de digna residencia
Nuncio Apostolico residente en- aqu
LA hermosa capital.
La aperture de la subscription
fu6 comunicada al Papa en- un cabl-
grama. al cual contesto Su Santid
dando las gracias y concediendo
bendicion cuantos paIticipen en- c
demostracion piadosa.
Comentando esta oferta dicen
Roma que en- ninguna otra parte
mundo Sc ha me strado en- eStoS nl
mos afios mas gencrosidad hacia
Santa Seda que en- los paiseS eminC
temente catolicos de la America i
Sur. Porque en- todos ellos Sc ce
serva intacto Ell tesoro sagrado de
fe, recibido con otros legados val
sfsimos de la nacion que es y 81
siempre para aquellos pueblos an
da y venerada Madre Patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

lamia la arena. Y en- aquella doble sensation
parecia encont1ar una voluptuosdad inhnita
a la que aband omaha por completo
Ella sc temperate sc fort6caba, comuni-
candose con las cosas libres sanas, dejan-
dose penetrar por las sales del aqua por los
rayos del sol.
Como podia ser, a IN msmo TEMPO tan
delicada tan fuerte? Como podia conciliar
en- su substantial taptas contrarieda les y asu-
mir tan diversos aspectos I'm dia en- una
hora?
La mujer taciturna triste que incubaba
el NAL sagrado, ell morbo astra la amante
avida convusa, cuyo ardor era veces Cas1
espantoso cuya luuria tenia veces aparien-
cias casi l1gubres de agona; aquella misma
criatura de pie, orllas del mar, podia reco-
ger sostener en- sus sentidos toda la natural
delicia espa rcida en- las cosas que la ciTcun
daban apal ecer semejante las imagenes de
la Belleza antigua, incinada sobre ell cristal
armonioso de un Helesponto
La superioridad de aquella resistencia
era eviIente. Jorge la considerable con un
despecho que, condensandose POGO POGO asu-
mia la gravedad de su rencor. Ell sentimiento
de la debildad Sc enturbiaba de odio mientras
su rspicacia, haciase siempre mas l1cida
casi negativa
No eran bellos los pies desnudoe que ella,
de vez encuando, calentaba en- lal arena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
Las nuevas cesas escuelas de Ponce

Las nuevas cssas escuelas de Ponce
serzn constr uidas por los contrat tista
Frank II Hacht y don Pedro Vieiri
El primero obtuvo la buena pro par
la construction de la casa escuela de
salones,la cual costara $40. $50 y deber
estar terminada en- 7 meses. Ell segur
do la obtuvo para la construction d
la casa escuela en- salones que costa
"a $4,000 y debera estar terminal
en meSes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

Esta mafiana salieron para la
isla Ell Gobernador MIR. Post y ell
reverendo Obispo Catolico Mr..
Jones.
Sc DOS informa que visitaran
ell pueblo de Salinas, en- donde
asistiran la celebration de IN
matrimonio, regresando mana-
ma en- el automovil de Mr.. Post.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
GRAN BAzAR De ROPA HECHl
Y ASTKERiA
r. M O N II E s.

En- este antique acreditado estableci
miento, Sc reciben constantemente buenos }
elegantes Casimires franceses ingleses com
tamben toda clase de artfculos para ca
balleros: Camisas, Cuellos, Puflos, Corba
tas, Calzoncillos, Camisetas, Paf1uelos, II
rantes, Ligas, Cinturones, Medias etc etc
Tambien cuenta dicho estabecimiento col
elegante surtido de sombreros de todas clases
de la muy acreditada fabrica Sues. de }
Cabrer, de Ponce Y ma ininidad de articu
los, desde el Sombrero de rs ctvs. hasta e.
mas fno Clak. Cintas para sombreros, las
hay para todos los gustos Sc venden al po
mayor al detail. Vista hace f6.
FoRrAIgzA 2s. SAN JUAn,.P. &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
Noticias dIveISas

En- ell oncurso sef1orltas
tipe writer's, verifcado Ell sabado en-
eli Ateneo, obtuvo premio extraoTdl-
mario la s'mpatica sefiorita Maria oe
Henares.
La felicitamos muy calurosamente
por su merec ido triunfO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

Ell Gobernador Mr. Post ha commit
tado Ell resto de la pena que venia
sufriendo en- Ia carcel de Arecibo
Justo Santiago Dias, sentenciado a
seis meses de carcel por la Corte mu-
nicipal de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02
soLAREsEN sANTuRce-En

"a parada 20, sc venden cuatro soda
res pequehos en- la calle Los dos
hermanos" y siete. tres pequeflos y
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Dirigl,se para detalles & inform eS'
q la sefiora Latner viuda de Carrera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

LA MAMO> Ia ATENCtON
4 nuestros lectores hacia ell anuncio
que aparece bajo el epigrafe La
.SALUD.
Es una 6rma que merece la con
Fl NJ del 1blico. Cite Ell BOLEPIN
MERCANTrL cuando eScriba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

Sc ALQUIlA una casa
en- Hato- Rey entire las paradas
So 81. 1lene toGas las como
didades. Informes en- la casa
Immediate de la derecha y en- Ell
BooLET1N MERcANT1L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-02

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA Ell boticario devolvers
el dinero 81 no lie cura. La hrma de E.
W. Grove Sc halla en- cada ca jita