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New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
25,0o0 COAL MINERS TO RESUME WORK

Pottsville. Penn, March 25.-Orders were issued
to-day by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company for the resumption of the fftv-dye
collieries and washeries of the company on April /
after having been half-time tor the last two
months. This Will affect about 25o00 men and bows
Nine of the collericS which closed down en-
trely "A few weeks ago included i'm this order
This will the coal service and the renar
shops To resume on full time.
The regular April l cut in the price OF coal has
resulted III great demand. and the supply of
all the storage yards has been exhausted it is ex-
pected that full zine will be made by the coIeries
during the entire summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
HIGHLANDERS DEFEAT TOLEDO.
Doyle's Wildness Responsible for Only Run
Scored by Opponents.
JBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 2o.-The New York
American League team had easy sailing to-day
against the Toledo American Association team.
which has been training here for the last ten days
The score of to 1 just about tells the correct
story the relative strength of the teams.
Joe Doyle and Doc Newton were well nigh in
vincible and had it not been for Doyle's wdness
before he settled down the Toledo team would not
have scored
The Hghlanders appear to be much stronger
than they were last year. Norman Elberfeld. The
short stop. lives here, but viewed the game from
the grandstand. He Will play tomorrow. The
score follows:
R. II z.
NevY Yor o 2s
Il o o 0 0-1
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
ZUST CAR OFF AGAIN.
Wyoming Mud Delays the German
and French Machines.

Ogden Utah, March 25.-The Zust Utahan) car III
the New York to Paris made its second start
from Ogden at 10 40 o'clock this morning TINS time
on a hatcar. The automobile was uhoaoeo ~
Kelton, the point where it broke down. aoou'
ninety miles west OF here. on the old Centrai
cifc line. near the Great Salt Lake. ana tne jour :
ney to the coast resumed. 1t had not peeh re
ported up to a late hour $3.50
The German and French cars are stll hsh'ine
their way through the mud in Wyoming. ne De
Dion reached Spring Valley at D O'CLOCK havIns
covered only thirty-nine miles during the odS' 'io
Protos car passed through Fort Steele TINS ai'ei
noon and is somewhere between Green RIVER anu
Granger.
San Francisco March 25.-The Thomas car "i
reached here yesterday In the New horh to Oh"
race was the centre Of big and 1nteres'eu
to-day in the garage where it Is be'ng cieah0o a."
overhauled prior to shipping 1t to Aiasha' II %
estimated that some six thousand persons III
spected the machine to-day.
Seattle Wash, March PSI. H. Gray niai"sei
Of the steamship Corwin, which sails LOT ->one o'i
Nav 10 and which enjoys tie distlncuon Oh icing
the first boat into the Northern port yearly lot te
last six years has received telegram loin 'o
renresentatiye of the three leading automoohes III
the New York to Paris race asking 1or reserFd-
,ions for the men and machines on the vessel
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
ONE MORE Fer MARSE ABE.

New Orleans, March 2j-Marse Abe. which has
beaten almost every two year old the local
tracks this year, the Juvenile Stakes OF 81 900
City Park to-day, running the five furiongs over
a heavy track in 1903 10, with stake weight up
The summaries follow:
elk fuIlongs)-orandot CFIynn). Is to l.
won: Mnot GteideD. l3 5, second; Gibson Ioi
Leiberu. u third Time. l:l6ss. Harold D. Fres
csu Ansonis- Gratot. You Win Bewitched Marsh
Redon Boil Grace Larsen. Bounding Elk and Comnun-
also
Second fsteepechse short course)-Moongold l4s
fArchibald Impertinence. tKohler) 10
=. second. Piiler. 1873 mckinney. Time
Sos Bucknsn. Ralph Reese Decimo and Sand Catcher
also
Third race tsx fuTIonss,-EaIbert Io3 ootp. 3 to l.
Won; Ida May, 81 Hienf-D to ]. second: Canada 90
tskiryin 70 J. third rime. III, Big Ben. Warner
GrisWel Hancock Lucy Ycurg. I.sterre. Nancy Hand
zaIIa. Campau and Lansdown also
Fourth fJuNenile Stakes. 4 he
l2S de-; II to . won Broughsm. 10 G'lynn). 10 l..
second Yankee Daughter. 40 tHeidelD. 1 third
Time ;13S Niger Baby. Inez Sister. Lady Chiffon
Anhe Mc'ee and Elizabeth Harwood also
Fifth thandicap: furlongsl-Pedro 100 II &c,
TO J. won; Al Muller 80 ttlynnt. second Gloi-
fer. 1O1 tSunter) to ]. third. Time 29A our Foy
and Miss Mazzon 70 i ''
Sixth race ohve furiongs)-Merrick Martin q Z
10 f6ddo tPowers, 10 I second Nome
lG4 fMnoerD. IS TO s. third. Time I:024h Fred Mul-
holland Coon. Belle Of Shelby Ayauntee- also ran
Seventh race zone mile and eghthD-John Mcbride
80 Flynnb, 10 10 l. won Creel 1Oo fOtO.
Katie Powers 1oo Powers. to p third. Time 1881
DR.. McCiuer also ran.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MAY ROW IN ENGLAND
Plan to Send Picked College CrezC
to Olympic Regatta.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

New Haven, March 25.-Yaie, Harvard Corheii
and other college oarsmen are planning to seno an
eight-oared crew the Olympic regatta In England
next summer. The plans still rather hazy' nut
an attempt is being made to raise the funds needed
for the trip.
If the proposed scheme goes through 1t Is thoueht
that three or four colleges will be represented in
the crew. This question Will be decided after the
money is raised John Kennedy, Of Yale, or Charley
Courtney of Cornell. may act as coach
Julian ". Curtiss. of New York City. is directing
the details Of the scheme The eight will represent
the pick OF the American universities as evidenced
bv the New London and Poughkeepsie regattas.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MORSE DUMMY LOAN CASE PETITION
Counsel for Former Banker Asks That Re-
ceiver's Action Be Tried in Federal Court

Clifford Hobbs & Beard. of counsel for Charles ".
Morse. filed yesterday in the Supreme Court a pc
;itlon asking Justice O'Gorman to transfer a suit
brought by Receiver Hanna of the National Bank
of North America against Morse to recover
S405, ,676 81 the state to the United
States Circuit Court for this district.
The suit has been referred to the dummy
loan case and concerns certain notes of Calvin
Austin. \. H. Campbell and James T. CUncle
JimD Morse, which discounted.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THE BRokAWs GOING TO EUROPE

NJ, and Mrs W. Gould BrokaV- who were -
norted recently seriously III, have So rs'
80 :, ,as announced last niEht. thar they are %
g.. t,rrore tomorrow Several members oi
tI, Family said that they knew nothing OF '''-
rr,l,av.s whereabouts. but az the home Or MS -
to Mrs H. BrarnhaH Gilbert. No - haS' ''.I
.set the secretary said Nr- BrokaN "'S"9'
keep his New York address 10 i,iiiS'..' ' "
tI Aeet ,.ssaee with mis- wife and Will Join NJ
"a Mrs Gilbert in Rome. where they have gee"
spending the winter
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SIXTY COUPLES IN MUSIC RIDE

There were sixty couples in .he music ride at
the Hurland Academy last night. led by Mr. and
Mrs. John Gerken. A spirited contest at len do
barre. which was won by the composed of
Archie Kinney Michael Turner and Charles w
Dickel, jr followed.
This was the second victory for the silver Gun
presented by William Durland for which the final
match will be played Wednesday night The
competition IS open to all teams of three riders
from recognized New York riding academies
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
TWO GAMES FOR GEORGE SUTTON

George Sutton two practice games at 1sa
baikline billiards yesterday, lie defeated Ca.A
signoi. the Frenchman. by "A score of 800 to lax
In the afternoon, and took Sosson into Camp i'm
the evening by of 500 to 2li. He averaged
IS 90 against Slosson. with high runs OF lsA lOs
and q
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
A. g. SMITH N. ", NJ n. & HIS NEW G. ?. A.

BOSTON March c5-The announcererr was made
to-day of the appointments OF y. r Smith IS sen
eraI passenger agent of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad. with headquarters n tnlS
CITY and jurisdiction over the entire passenssl
service of the New Haven company. lnclNdinS 20
Nevy England Navigation Company NJ. smith
was born in this city and served on the tHlcaso'
Burlington & Quincy and the Northern PaciHc @ rai-
roads before becoming traffic manager % the New
Haven's trolley lines a few years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
MANY ENTRIES FOR INDOOR GAMES

With total entry list of over nine hundred and
with the names OF Harry L. Hman and Dan
Kelly among others on its programme. the annual
indoor meet Of ST. AIMS branch OF the Catholic
Athletic League, which will be held at the esth
Regiment Armory tonight, promises TO furnish
some OF the most interesting competitions Of the
season.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
The standing follows:
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Women's Metropolitan TO Be Held
at Esser County IN May.

The annual championship tournament OF uie
u-orens MetropoIitan Golf Association VIII pe heo
o,er tho links of the Essex County Country Cluo
on Nav &C. o. IS and 29. These dates, seIecteu at
recent meeting of the executive committee oi 'i0
assoctation fall the week after the men ilietlo-
politan tourney at Baltusroi
It will be the first time in several years that tie
wonens championship has not conhicted with uie
mems Miss Georgianna Bishop, OF the broohia"i
Country Club, is the champion at present. ouI II
is no. known whether not she will be able 70
defend her title as she intends spend the greater
mart of the season with relatives in the West
u has been decided to hold the annual champion
shin tournament Of the Women's Eastern CON AS
sociation on the links of the Oakley Country Club
ON June and 10. This competition VIII, as usual
consist of thirtysix holes. medal play Last spring
Miss Mary b Adams, of Boston, won 'he ttle
after a sensational play-oY of tie with Miss
Fanny c. Osgood, the former champion.
Immediately following the Eastern championship
and over the same course. the tri-city competi-
ton for the Griscem trophy will claim attention
Last wear the Boston women won the trophy.
Wallace F Sinclair, the former South Orange
golfer has returned to this vicinity after alb
sence of nearly three years. Sinclair was runner
IN of John NJ. Ward in the New Jersey State COLI
Association championship tournament at the North
Jersey Country Club in 1905
Report has ii that Miss Elizabeth Hurry OF this
city has been playing al the top of her game IN
California. The Apa wants and EngleWood golfer
will probably prove Of the most consistent
point winners the metropolitan team during
the ensuing
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CHICAGO WINS BASKETBALL TITLE.

Philadelphia. March 25.-The University Of Chicago
defeated the University of Pennsylvania ba asket-
ball tonight by the score of II to i6. This gives
Chicago the college championship. as Pennsy ylyania
beaten in the first game at Chicago last Sat1r-
day
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
TO DISSOLVE VOTING Tsusr

At meeting yesterday of the voting trus,ees -
the Seaboard Air Line Railway resolutiops r-,ra
adopted looking to the dissolution of the votipo,
trust and the distribution May Is of the stocL
among the holders in exchange for the voting tr,t
certificates.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Berfinr

SiaTH EA'E--Selns- for rhreeyear-olds and upward:
s6ne added mile and forty yards Columbia
f-ourse start good Wor easily. Time
winner h. z, by Lord Estering-Aniuoso owner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

SECOND HACE--For maidens years $500 added;
four and . fuTloEgs. had
Won easily Time, b. + bv Porentare
-rurCa- GSEeT. Aftengreen Stable.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

-FI5 RACE Steerlechase: for madens old
ard upward 500 added. about miles
god. Non easily Time CT nv
Co-nVUis-Palrrv DAYS Owner Col
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

aided: hre AID half fu-longs. Columbia Course.
star good Won driving Time. I'LL Winner, b. 2,
hy Ben Strcr1e-Bue Jacket. Owner. James NC
I-aughlin.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

{ tl tsltt fs1f For nsl1ers three OLD and
ward 500 added; SIX furlongs. Columbia Course
Start poor Wen easily Time. 1:l72s Winner. br
hg Mcsmerist-Bonnie MAY. OHrer F Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

THIRD RAEESeil.ng; for three upward
s5oe added; seven furongs. Columbia Course. start
goo6. Won hsndily- Time. I-31 Winner br z by
knight Of the Thistle-Octa Reed Owner. A
Eer1Id
Horse- W Finish. Jockey. St. Fl
dTssa1 525sss7F iiS iiS a5o - McGsni2i Ms6sTeT %
worknlsid Jos , w Walsh. 20 .
FOURTH RA-E-Fcr nnsiders three years OLD and up
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
BENNING ENTRIES TODAY

FIRST RACE 5sndiesr: for three-year-olds and
=ard. 500 added Five and a naif furlonrs "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL

Yo, Miguel Rivera Davila, Marshal
de la Corte Municipal de Bayam6n
Puerto Rico.
POR CUANTO en- tres de Enero de
1908 Sc libro por Ia Secretarfa de
esta Corte una orden dlsponiendo
que el Marshal haga effective en- bic
mes de la propiedad de los deman-
dados. la can't d d de CIENTO
|OCHENTA Z DOS dollars con no.
venta centavos, intereses y costas,
para cobro de la suma reclamada.
Y POR CUANTO, en- "a de Enero de
1908 e fue embargada Ia referids
Succession, I'm predio de terreno una
casa radicados en- Ell barrio Negros
de la Jurisdiction de Corozal.
POR TANTO, 20 el Marshal, he dis
puesto la venta en- p1blica subasta,
de los bienes embargados cuya des-
cripci6n es como sigue:
RUSTICA: Tn predio de terreno,
compuesto de treinta y seis cuerdas
equlvalentes catorce hectareas, ca :
torce areas, noventa y cuatro centia-
reas y cuatro dec1m etros, con algunas
plantas de cafe, arboles frutales y
pastos naturales, colindantes por Ell
Norte con terrenos de don Elias Ri
vera y los sef1ores Fabian Compa
fila; por el Sur con Ell mismo Elias
Rivera: por Ell Este con Ell rio Negros
que 10 separa de los terrenos de los
seflores Fabian Compania: por e1
Oeste con terrenos de Francisco Or
tiz, Jose Marrero, Jesds Ortiz y Jose
M. Batista.
URBANA: Una casa de maderas
del pals de antigua construction, te-
chada de zinc, siendo ell valor de los
terrenos segiln tasacion SIETE
P e SOS la cuerda, DOSCIENTOS
CINCUENTA Y DOS pesos, y ell de
la casa CINCUENTA, fernando I'M
total de trescientos dos pesos, y Sc
sefiala para Ell remate Ell dla III de
Febrero de 1903 4 las dos de la tarde,
advirtiendo que las proposiciones Sc
ran hechas pagar en- el acto y en-
moneda americana corriente.
Dado ba1o mi frma en- Bayamon
10 de Febrero de I9o8.-Miguel Ri
vera, Marshal de la Corte Municipal
de Bayanon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
l.<.<ecee
una gan8a'r

Sc pone 4 la disposition de
quien desee adquirir buenos
muebles por POGO dinero.
Tn vestidor de seflora, Ultima
novedad. Una consola, con pie
dra de marmol. Una CANA de
hierro, para matrimonio. Dos
camas de MADEIRA, para niilos
Una lampara de cristal para sa-
la, con todos sus accessories:
EN- Tetuan Al, altos, pueden verse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
: De Mayagtlez

Las festas tradicionales que
acaban de pasar, han resultadc
Iucidas, 81 tenemos en- cuents
los escasos recursos con que
Contaba LA Comision de Feste
JOS, para celebfarlas.
~ No obstante, durante los nue.
We dias de festas, sc nOt6 mu-
cha animation en- la ciudad y
hubo una regular af1uencia de
vecinos de la Isla que vinieron
B honrarnos con su presencia.
La banda de la Policia Inst
lar desempeno durante dos no
ches importante papel en- las
festas, dejando OR esp1endidas
pleas de su repertoire. Y 81
una torrencial lluvia no cae el
dia de la Candelaria, hubiera-
mos dido La Batalla de los Cas-
tillejos'', la cual no pudo tocar-
sc por tan poderoso motive.
Las sociedades "Centro Es-
panol" y Casino de Maya
guez" sc rompferom en- esos
dias celebrando magnificos bal-
les, en- los que los jovenes nos
divertimos soberanamente y 60
zamos de todo el esplendor de
esos hermosos festivales.
Las notas mas culminantes,-
a mi juicio,-de dichas festas,
fueron, La Parada Escolar'
q la que concurrieron todos los
niflos de las escuelas publicas,
fernando TN contingente de mas
de mil niflos. Despues de las
recitaCiones, discursos y otros
ejercicios realizados por varios
chicos cuyos nombres no recor-
damos, Sc repartieron premios a
los mas sobresalientes en- nOtas
y los de mejor comportamiento
en- la clase. Y los concursos,
industrial y literario que ideo
nuestro popular Alcalde senor
Riera Palmer, y que como toda
idea de dicho senior, resultaron
plausibles.
Al Certamen Literario concu-
Trieron veinte y TN trabajos, en-
prOsa y verso.
Sc ofrecian dos premios: uno
al mejor Cuento, que 10 present6
el brillante escritor don Rafael
Martinez y Nadal, y otro al me.
jor Romance que 10 presento el
inteligente joven don Armando
FSteva.
Ademas el Jurado, compuesto
de los sehores don Mariana RE
ra Palmer, don Vicente Pagan,
don Pascasio Fajardo y don To.
mas c. Vera, apreciando ell me-
Tito de algunos ira abajos que
ConCurrieron tambien, concedi6
accesit a dos cuentos y a dos 70.
mances, resultando autores de
esOs cuatro trabajos los senores
+. Roger Martinez con uno en-
prosa, y don Armando Esteva
con los tres restantes.
Los titulos de las composicio-
mes premiadas, son: "Cuando el
Amor muere", "El triunfo de
Matilde' y La Regatta, de los
seflores Martinez Nadal, Este.
va y Roger Martinez, respecti-
vamente; y "A la lid trovado
res" "Al Trabajo" y Roman
ce poesias, del seflor Esteva
Los premios consisten en- bo-
nitos objetos de arte y diplomas
de honor. Los accesits consis-
ten en- diplomas 1nicamente.
In resumen que las festas
Tesultaron lucidas y amenas.
Nuestro aplauso a su inicia-
dor y q la Comision de Festeios
Ell Corresponsal,
Ia - r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL SECRETARIo

Por la presente Sc informa al pdbli
co en- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio de
su ABOGACIA ante los Tribnnales
Inulares, TO Sc distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
interese alg1n ejemplar de ellos, 4 la
Liberia adel BoLETlN MERCANTIL
que ha to omado 4 su cargo lapublica-
ci6n y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, % de Julio de 1907.
n. #. Castro,
Secreario del Tribunal 2apremo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-08

Febrero 6 de 1908.
The sun., 1908-12-19
The Early Theatre TIek., Buyer.

To THE EDITOR or TIE sun! SIR; I received
card from Thomas p. Shay. treasurer OF the
Empire Theatre, notifying me that "nrst appli.
cants al the window viii have the earliest choice
OF places" This morning at bi5 O'Clock an EN-.
pIoyee OF mine ives In line to buy tickets at the
Empire Theatre for the opening night OF Maude
Adams.
There were three messengers and six others In
line In front OF him. Three out Of the slx otherl
were Wiling TO sell their places for consideration
A. Q O'Clock Mr.. Thomas r. shay, treasurer. ap
peared and directed that nifty messengers, who
had numbers from one 10 hfty he placed In line
ahead Of the then waiting line OF men and women.
These numbers had been printed and prepared
for this purpose.
The district telegraph messengers told my
employee that they were from Tyson's. One OF
the district messengers on being questioned b.,
my employee said he had no money and knew
nothing about-sickets. Il simply walks up to
the box once and tickets win be handed to me"
Thirty minutes after the box once had
opened spectators were selling tickets on the
sidewalk At IS each and the district messenger
boys had not yet been entirely supplied by the
box once.
When my representative HnaIiy reached the
box once after 1880 O'Clock he received very
scant courtesy at the windc- and vss unable
to procure any tickets In any section OF the house
better than next 10 the last row OF the orchestra
80 nearly 500 tickets. the body Of the house, were
delivered TO messengers representing specu.
lators before the public could get them.
NEW NoRH December IL. y. BRILL.
The sun., 1908-12-19
SAVINGS BANK MANNERS.
Expeditions Business Methods Prevail In
Most Institutions.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SUN-Sir; The
writer is In the employ OF large sayings
bank uptown. and II Business Man.
who criticises the manners OF savings bank
clerks, had In mind this particular bank
he certainly is much mistaken. His COM
plant that recently he had to walt ten min
utes at q window before q clerk came TO
him Is no doubt grossly exaggerated by his
impatient state Of mind he undoubtedly
desiring to be waited on immediately.
To such q person a minute 10 like an hour
Savings banks have to contend with great
number Of such people.
During November and the early part OF
December the business in q savings bank
Ii not heavy. for the reason that only those
who absolutely need money draw II. as In
taking II out they lose the interest which
would be theirs in January The influx
OF deposits does not begin until after Christ
mas These facts are given to show that
It would have been impossible to wait even
Ave minutes at the present time.
Business Man" evidently Is not familiar
with or observant as TO the practical
working methods Of a large savings bank,
and he 10 advised TO visit some OF them,
especially during the dividend periods
In January or July. Such visit may OPEN
his eyes, and instead OF crltlcising he " oud
sing their praises.
The writer had charge OF the interest
window during dividend period last Jan.
uary. and kept records Of pass books brought
In by depositors and In which interest
was written by the clerks. For the first
week tsix. days. i,2Se pass books were
written, averasinR I.s7e a day, 375 an hour
and six q minute. These figures speak
for themselves and more eloauently than
anything else that can be said as to the
methods Of a savings bank.
The officers OF the banks take great pains
to insure quick disposition Of every business
transaction teonslstent with proper safe
Guards). and during busy periods every man
is enlisted in the work OF the despatch OF
business with celerity unknown to most
mercantile houses.
As to courteous treatment, savings banks
like many other banks. institutions and
large business houses have no time or
inclination for any other but strict business
courtesy. and that most assuredly every
one receives. 4,
NEw YORK, December t6