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The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was well scattered over the
list and consisted OF small sales OF sew
eral issues. with the bidders apparently
wary lest they should be caught with
large offerings at too high figures.
Bonds sold well at the beginning OF the
call, the demand for them being larger
than the supply. Traction shares were
largely neglected, except that some
broken lots OF Capital Traction were
gathered IN AT 122 and a fraction better.
Washington Gas cames out at a little
higher prices than have been realized
lately, selling Of II, The directors held a
meeting yesterday. and while the ex-
change was IN session there was some
speculation as 20 what the sudden gath
ering OF the body might mean Many
thought some plan was being discussed to
capitalize the surplus OF the company.
and 1t was limited that it would be done
by the issue OF bonds similar to the 6
per cents now outstanding. No informa-
ton was available after the meeting. and
what the star chamber did Is as much OF
a mystery as before. 1t was largely
upon the belief that the bonds would be
Forthcoming that caused the rise Of the
stock yesterday.
Other trading was not significant
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. March lS-SUGAR-Ths raw sugar
market ruled frm and some advance wi.h sales IF
800 bass Cuba centrifugal, all April shipment at
l cents, basis q 96 test cost and freight which Is
eQual 20 3ss7z cents. duty paid. YESTERDAY sales
for the first and second half Of April were made al
the same price and terms. Spectators bought about
$500 bags yesterday for May shipment az - cents
basis q IS test. cost and freight Spc- durv-p1id
prices were; Centrifugal. IS test. 3s2 AIus-oTaco.
So test. 3f2; mOlasses sugar So test Sl7 Refined
sugar was firm. With the Federal quoting an adj
vance q ten points, making sranulated As net
less per cent cash. while other refners were stir
quoting 40. same terms. The London market for
beet sugar was I'D higher. with March and Au-il
quoted At l0s-6d- and Nay 81 l0s.s7sd TIE world
visible supply Of sugar is stated ty London cables
az $3.50 900 tons
tine was quiet. but unchanged here with machine
made barrels quoted at 81. while az savannah q
steady tone was noted at Sia for oil barreIA
Rosin was quiet and unchanged. With common 70
good strained named at SIS. Tar steady but quiet
and unchanged at 80 for oil barrels.
MILL FEED-Insctive and unsettled Srrnr
bran. l0o-lb SACKS % arrive 27o0a27 3: standard
milling, 2.0a2.75i city hHn. $50 in bulk: West
ern red dos $50. 70 arrive winter wheat bran. in
l0Q-lb. sacks. E.35.
OATS STEADY; dull trade No. white 5psasO.
No s. do. 5Sa5Sls; No. I. do. 57a571k: No ?
mixed. S.: natural and clipped white. on track,
56a6lS.
FLOUR-Steady; inactive trade Spring ratentS
575a79; spring clears. 4.65a5.ooi winter straizhts
565a5-75; do. clears 475a5OO: Kansas straights in
sacks. 535a5- %: do. clears 450a4 s.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; demand inactive: 43a4T5.
CORN MEAL-Steady; business moderate. Kiln
dried, for export, 80; coarse meal. In bas. asa
LIZ.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Lifeless: season about
over; nominsy. 2a0a224
HAY-Receipts. 600 tons; steady: moderate in
quiry. Prime timothy. s.; No. l. f,@h: No. Q
75a77ia: No. g. 65a67Is
STRAW-Reoeipts % tons; strcrs. n1eaesr SUD
ply Long rye. liz.
BEEF-steady; moderate inquiry Family. BO0a
$50: packet IiOoalf5O.
PORK-Stesdy: market inactive .ess ssO0alsoo.
family. l850ala-5o
TALLOW-weakeri fair trade. City. in hogs
heads. SIS
LARD-Unehangsd Prime wsn n. n5: civ
lo25; refined. Continent. 1910; do. south Amer
can. 1885, do, Brazilian. in kegs Ie50. oleo-
stearine. lsiz; lard stearine. dull. New York ana
Chicago Ia.
BUTTER-Receipts. Sis packages Choice. firm
creamery extra. Za2sl5; frsts. 26a8: State dairv
in tubs. poor 70 fair. lsa2i; imitation creamery
frsts 2oa22; factory hrSts lsalsiz process I5a2gs
packing stock BALI
EGGS-Recsipts. 8 212 cases; fair demand. Near
b white. fancy. q; fresh frsts. -; fresh seconds
tSi4aiSiz.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March I8-QuOtations established BY
tho Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator. Der H. 90; iui.
tation, Es23: prints. it-lb per To-. s0asi: do i'm
Sa3l; blocks. 2lb., Per H., Sa3l: dairy Prints
Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA. and Virginia per h. i6aIT.
Virginia and West Virginia. store-packed I5als:
Ohio. store-packed lsaH; nearby rolls. Esls; Ohio
rolls, Uals; West Virginia rolls IeaI7
EGGS-Maryland. PennsylVanM and near BIZ srs.s
per dozen. IS; Eastern Shore. MARYLAND and Vir.
ginia. IS: Western frsts. IS: West Virginia. IA
LIVE P0ULTRY-YounE chickens as 10 size m
isa2; old hens. heavyweight, per H. IS: ducks rer
D., Is: do. white PekinS Per h., Il; pigeons
young. pair. 80; do. old. pair. IS: guinea fowls
Old each. .; do, young. IA lbs and over. escb
90: turkeys, young hens. per H. 2la22: Young qoh
bleTs. per D., 2aZli DO, small and thin. Der Ib
i2alS; old toms, per b. IS
DRESSED POULTRY - Turisys choice. fat
young hers h. 22aE3; mixed. young and old 20a2f
old toms. Eals; poor ana thin. liaIs. Chicksps-
straight young. per ID. l7sis; mixed. young and
old. I5ale Ducks, choice. fat. per h.. l6aI7 Ca
pons lbs- and over, per h.. za2s; small, medium
zsa25: slips. IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, Is, 1sOe0
(Thursday, March rs, 1sOe.l


Supreme Court OF the Omitted States.
Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer.
Mr. Justice white Mr. Justice Holmes Mr.. justice
Day. and Alr. Justice MOODY.
Irving l. Ernst. Of New York City. n. Y. and
Benjamin F. Edsaul. Of New York City, \. y, were
admitted 10 practice.
No Isi santa Rita Mining Company, plaintid IA
error. Us james ~ Upton; IN error % the supreme
Court Of the Territory Of New Mexico; dismissed
with costs pursuant 10 the tenth rule.
No. Us The Western Union Telegraph Company.
plaintiff IA error vs. The State OF kansas. on the
relation Of c. c Coleman, attorney general: and
No. i25 TIE Pullman Company. plaintln in En-.
ror. vs. The State Of kansas ex rel g. @.
Coleman attorney general OF said state. argument
continued by Mr. Henry d. EstabTo0k for the West
EN- Union Telegraph Company. and by Mr.. Ffed
s Jackson for the state OF Kansas. and concluded
By slr Frank b. kellogg fo- the Pullman Company.
No. s. Expanded Metal Company e. al. pet-
toners. vs. Eugene S. Bradford ct al. and
No. SOS. The General FircDroofng Company. peti-
toner. vs. The Expanded Metal Company; argu-
ment commenced BY Mr.. Ernest Howard Hunter for
the Expanded Metal Company et al
Adjourned until today al II O'Clock
The day can for Friday. March 10. viii be as fol.
lows: Nos. C. land 66l. I'D. l2l. %. "a II land
l2s, 10. and 1907. III. IS. 80 ana ia
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. Chicago. March Is-CATTLE-Reoeipts soo.
market steady. Prime besTes, 55oa7. %: poor te
medium. 40; stockeTs and feeders, 3fOa5 20.
cows and heifes. s.Sea569; Gamers, LS5a3eO; Tex
ans. 375a5.R.
HoGS-Receipts, $40; market 5alo cents lower.
Light, e-Soa67o; roughs Z6oaZ65; heavy. s7oa6s0;
mixed, 6s5ass5; pigs, 5Ea6I5.
SHEEP-Receipts. Hoo0: market steady. Native
sheep. 335a6.00; Western sheep. 350as00; native
lambs 5.l5a5.G: Western lambs 5T5aT.s0
New York. March B.-CATTLE-Recripts ;q0
market n0minally weak: dressed beef in limited de-
mand AZ sale per n.
CALVES-Receipts. 163: market steady Veals
5-S0a5.so; city dressed reas weak sIsal4: co4znfry
dressed veals. lower. 7i5allls
SHEEP AND LAATBS-Recsipts. $50: market
slow but steady. Sheep. 4oea5.5O; lambs. 7Z5asi0.
H0Gs-Receipts. $50; feeling firm. Medium
weight State hogs TO5
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Mex York March B-Money on call n the
stock exchange to-day opened at pr ont;
highest, g lowest, ~; closing. pcr cent. Most
Of the days loans were az pr cent
Time money unchanged. being literally offered.
and met with a light demand Rates Ita2ls
per cent for sixty days 2za2% per cent fer ninety
days; 21ta3 per cent for four. Eve and six
months; 3aJh per cent for eight months; SILasX
per cent for over the year
Mercantile paper still IN good demand, In fact.
more ccGld be placed than is possible with the
present output. Rates, 9sai per cent for choice
four and six months single names; 4Isa5 Der cent
for others Of the less well known variety
Sterling to-day was Arm, with rates UNCHANGED
There a fair inquiry, but little exchange Of
fered Rates for actual business were: Sixty DAYS
500 4s650; demand 4s20a4 $50: cables ss6a4 ss65
commercial bills 4s5is for ninety days and 4 s5ka
3.s5 for sixty days Flour bills were ss5S for
sixty days. grain, 4ss. The supply Of grain and
cotton bills was scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 day
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Equity Court No. 2.
ITrGTICF WRIGHT

Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No 2slS5 Ross IS. Ross; rule Teturnahle March p
Attorney. W. c. Martin ard j. A. Moss-w l.
Pollard
No. Es5S Smith et al vs.. Kuhn e. al;
guardian al HIen Appointed. Attorneys. Biraey &
Woodard.
10. Esls Gordon q al. rs Norton ct al :
order q publication Attorneys. z. R. Perry a
Son and Erskne Go7don-A A. Hoehling F. d.
McKennsy. i. X. Green. 2. S. Minor. Z. o.
Andersen
Assignments To- to-day:
Motions:
Nc 02 Indian Protective Association "a
Chase 81 al Attorneys. Berry & Nino=-E. A.
Chase. and c. G. Chase
No 20 Kettchner Kettchner. Atto-ueys,
". G. Gardner-Alex- Klgore and Z B. Calvert
No gl. Somerset DooT and Column Company vs..
Price e. al Attorney Wilson Barksdale-
Charles Bendheim-
No. IA Campbell e al Is Webb e. al A.
torneys. d. s, AlackaH-W. 9. ClepaRne.
No. no Mueller Mueller. Attorneys. J. A.
Toomey-R l. Montague and l. A. BAILEY.
Nc. III. Pickfo1d q a. Vi. Talbot Attorneys.
samuel Maddox and h. r. DaFis-John Rid0ut
No 2lS Walsh ". Walsh Attorneys, g. +.
HaTell-M J. Colbert
No. % Stubbleield VI. stnbbleaeld Il al.
Attorneys Leckie. Fulton & Coz and Q. A.
Dcuglas-J. s. Easby-smith
No. gl9. Mal0ney AIal0ney. Attorneys. r. n.
Doualdson-G. P. Hoover.
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Circuit Court No. L.

dNctlIE HlAEFOhDs
10. 5o57s Rafferty, IS Fisher & Co, case con
tinued for the term. Attorneys r. P Colioday-
rs. +. Lester.
No gs75. Reynolds administrator. " wyman:
on trial Attorneys. G. c. shirn-W. H. White.
Assigumen;s for TO-DAY. Motions. &c
No. T. Fitch IS. Hughes Attorneys. DaT. Peg
ser & Tsylcr-Hcrbert & 1ioou-
No 2 Finch rs. SOuder. Attarneys simmons a
White-Balderston-
No 3 Heuets v& Peoples ct al Attorneys.
Ne. 4 wilmer vs.. Dist-i1s Ct Columbia. At
torneys. Abert-C0rporation Counsel
No. s. Goodwin assignee. vs. Hackett- Attorneys.
Biankenship-AIcNcil & McNeil
No. 6 Dorsey vs. E.nlore. Attorneys. Me-iIlat A
Ambrose-Birney & Woodard.
No = johnson County savings Bank vs.. Men
dell Attorneys. Jefords-White
No. g. Morris vs.. Metropolitan Surety Co At
Douglass & sheriff
No. O. Fraterual Mystic Circle v. Uni.sd State
Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Attorneys. Linton
-Bundenhurc-
No 10 Rasksr - lockwood Attorneys. Poe a
No. l. Lusey "a Losaa. Attorneys. White
10. 2 SIisaasi - Snail Attorneys. eiss
BrUsnan-Poe
No. i1 Heron vs. ormsby. Attorneys. Emie-
Ormshy.
No. j. Du Pout de Nemours Powder Company
w. shipley. Attorneys. Whsatity-Johrson.
Circuit Court No 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 500 District OF Columbia rs. Georgst0zn
GasligLt COMPANY: and
Ne. lssOs District o. Columbia ". Washington
Gaslsht COMPANY; OF trial Attorneys r. T.
Stephens-R. r. Perry & Son. Z. s. Goldsborough.
and G. 7. Dunlop.
Assignments Tor to-day;
No. l. Golwsy IS Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorneys. ". J. Lanbegt-AIc-
Ne. Andersen vs.. smith. Attcrneys. L. J.
Mather and T. y HopeEen-Aladdox & Galley.
No 3 Green vs. CAPITAL Traction Company. At
tO1neys. Peyt0n q GasEinEs-R. r. Peuy q Son
No & Belck Is. same. Attorneys. Darlington.
Tr11tt & Joluson-R. h. Perry d Son and q. T.
Dunlop
No United States & rel Farley IS Secretary
q interior. AttoTneys. V. H. Wailace-F. T.
No. &. United States rs Fidelity and Deposit
Company. Attorueys ID. " Baker-Douslas, Baker
& Sheriff..
No :. W. G Robinsoa & Son Co. - Laurel
Clay Products Company. Attorneys. Tucker *
Kenyon and 4. S. Huidekoper-G- 7. Dunlop
No S Brown vs.. selfridse Attorneys Lambert
s Yeatnan-w. A. Gordon ard h. + Davis
No. g. Rousson vs.. District q Columbia. At
torneys. 6. G. Gertuan-W. H. White.
Nc. 10. Bank "a. MendelL AtJor1sys T. L
Jefords-W. II. White.
No H. Alsop Process Company rs. Wilson. At
sonsys. C. ". Resistant 8lcNamars-
No L. Robson e al Is Baltimore ard Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Branhal s Rocson
&C. T. Hamilton.
No & White IS Roper. Attorneys. Glennzn a
Cias-W. J. Lambert.
No. T. Wynkoop rs. Shoemaker Attorneys NJ
H. Beach-Lambert < YeatmRn.
No j. Magruder IS Fellers. Attorneys Moulton
Shea.
No e. BeIding vs. HeiberEe7. Attorneys. H. ".
Whsatley-Birney & woodward
No T. Haam vs. Cauothers. Attorueys Vol
& Rosenberg-C F. Digs and L. ]. Mathers
No. g.. Baxter, trustee, CO al ". Degge. Attor-
ueys Ralston & siddons-A- I. Sinclair.
No % United states vs. Worcester e al A.
torneys. ID. ". Baker-Tucker a. kenyon
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Probate Court.

Estate Of John b. Kendall order To transfer
stock.
Estate Of Alexander Kent; order granting letters
tcstamentnry. bond. $50 Attorney. H. N Baker
Estate Of George Ewing; petition for letters tes-
tarneniary. Attorney. W A McKeuney
Estate Of c. Olivia Buck; onier granting letters
tcstamentary. Attorney. w. A. McEenney
Estate Of William H. Shaw: order granting ie.-
tiers test ainentary. Attorneys. Hughes < Grav
In re Frank Perrine; order appointing guardian
Attorney Hayden Johnson
Estate Of Howard c. Wall; VIII dated Janlary 2
1902 fltd.
Estate Of James S Pierce; win dated December
II. 1883 filed.
Estate Of James c. De Atley: petition for let
teTS testamentau. Attorney c. c. James
Estate Ct Fenton Cock; petition fer probate Of
will Attorney. G. r. Linkins.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regular call. 70 O'Clock noon:
Capdtal Traction s.. coo AZ IL
Washington Railway and Electric 4s. LOO at S.
5000 AZ s7B
Capital Traction. 3 ct 80. I AZ Is2. at BgK
Washington Gas. 3 at 7o5s. At n, 3 az Il
. az Il
Mergenfhaler. 10 81 1SA.
Lonston. az iSS 80 az 1874
United States Trust 10 az 997s
After call-LRnston. 100 AZ LA
Potomac Electric S. Sloo0 al l0sH. sl.O00 at Jos.
GraphOphone pfd., s az 80.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-. / Al s3.
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
Fnes Bankruptcy Petition.

voluntary bankruptcy petition was
filed in the District Supreme Court yes
terday by Hamilton T. Rothrock. a
printer, az 1901 G street northwest. W.
NJ Hallam was appointed referee. Mr..
Rothrcck places his assets at N.65I. -.
and his liabilities at 8, S07l0S. The peti-
toner is represented by Attorney Joseph
A. Burkart
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". 3. Hlbbs 4 Co
members q the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building. = Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK, March k.-Couon to-day was weak
and unsettled. with liquidation and bear r,,es.,-e
upon the market the greater part Of the day late
in the afternoon the longs bought for a rauv anS
prices for tie near months went back 10 ~ bigb
points sor the day. with the far months showing
tK.n 70 three minis les
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John c. Taley s., Chagrin Fans. Ohio sps
Eilzabeth y. Hoosles. g. Greeurile. vs. Rev. J.
2, Mclaughlin.
George NJ Glaser. IS. and frankie Indberv u
both o. Chicago Rev. John Van Schaick
Denuey Williams. q. and Anne r. Seymo,r n
both Of St Michaels. Nd. Rev. c. g. MARKHAM,
Charles F. II. Hamilton, .. and helen d. Ross
9 Rev q. p WiIes.
William Z. George. o. and Clan Fourer. Is
Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
John h Kor6, =. and Ella }. Keithley, IS. Rev.
William O.. Oran.
Thomas Waylaud Vaughn. IS. and Dorothy o.
Upham. 2. Salem. Mass. Rev r. C. smith
Chester h Gould. D. and Buena Y. Godwin- -
Rev r. ". LOWE
COLORED
Edward Warheld. 50. aud Mary Witherbun. .
Rev. Alexander WTbanks
John Norton, Is. and Rosa Perry. =. Rer. A1uila
saylcs
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The Safest Investments

dend OF the Norfolk and WASHINGTON
%. c. Steamboat Company viii be pay
able at the general Offices Of the COM
pany. foot OF 9Th St. Washington. D. C
10 all stockholders OF record APRIL 1
1909. Transfer books viii be closed from
March - 10 April ]. inclusive.
ODELL 5 SMITH
LEVI WOODBURY.. Secretary.
President r7h1T-Sr
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Lawsuit.
Mechnnic,s Lien.

No 5lsSs. United States IS David B. Thomson
e. al; recoguizance Police Court, 500 Attorney.
D. W Baker
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Nc. 66 In re Hamilton ]. Rothrock; adhldics.
tion and reference.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19

No. 5aoa- Eduard C. GummeI vs.. orren p. Allen.
lot a. square 9sS, $50
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hitbs Z Co.
Members New YoEk Stock Exchange. HiDos Bund.
ng. rs Ffteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURS
Money! o.. p H.. p L. 1SI CI. 2.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-19
Bankruptcy Petition.
real ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. Cos. In re HamiltoeI- RSthrock; voluntai
Attorney. J. A. BlUkart.
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Criminal court No. i.

dUSAlCE GODLL-
United STATES rs. Thomas +. Ware; noIlc pros
entered.
United States ~ Albert Lawrence Horton
Simpson and stanton W Howard: violation Of
section 500 code OF the District Of Columbia bench
warrant awarded against defendants 2 and g.
United States " Walter c. Brooks grand larceny
Assignment for to-day. Arrangements.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. s9S5I Rust Murphy; verdict Tor defend
ant. Attorneys. A A. Birney-W. T. Lester.
No. $685.. Cohen IS Fox Company; verdict for
plaiutin for 500 Attorneys. II. j. Coibert-P. II
Marshall
United States Us. Stanton ". Howard: violating
section 500 Of the code Of the District Of Colurp
bia; rucogrizance IN $500 taken
Assignment for to-day. Motions.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished y W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Members New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Building
- Fifteenth street northwest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
Aab|ando con dS. Larr|naga
10 QUE PIENsA Ell CoM1s1oNADt

I'm ell primer vapor que salya para
les Estados Uni.'cs, erbarcars nuestro
amigo don Tulio Larrlaag;., ComisiDna-
dc Washington por ell Partilo Unio-
rista.
HablandO aver con un representan-
te nuestro, ell seior Larrinaga infor-
mo que va debia haber salido para los
Estados Unidos, pero que debido al NAL
tempo, no pudo hacer ell viaje.. Expire
SO tambien que las Camaras Sc reunen
en- de Diciembre, y durante ese ITEM
po, trabajara como siempre por ell bien
y prosperidad del pals.
Sc propone activar la campa1a en- fa-
vor del cafe de Puerto Rico y otros ar
tlculos de gran consume para la Isla.
Ell senior Larrinaga tiene muy buenos
proyectOs econ6micos que sc propone
desarrollar desde SUI escailO de repre-
sentante por Puerto Rico, en- el Congre-
so Americana.
Tambien ofreci6 a nuestro represen-
tante informaciones acerca de los asun
tos interesantes que Sc discutan en- la
legislature.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18

5D6nde esta, pues, el insulto para los
republicanos?
Nosotros hemos escrito:
"Por otra parte, mire el senior LILO
rens al campo republcano.
i Es insultar a estos el decirle al senior
Llorens que mire al campo repubica-
no?
. j Esto es ln insulto9
Porque ell resto del parrafo que copia,
ha debido yer Gel Aguila" que no reza
con ellos
Para que decimos 81 no: mire eel Sc
nor Llorens) hacia ESE OTRO EX-
TRANO GRUPO en- que Sc mezclan en-
hlbrido contubernio los delirios insensa-
tos del acratismo y la aparente sumisi6n
al poder que etc, ETC..
Y 81 lie acabamos de decir Gal senior
Llorens) que mire al campo republicano,
al insistirle: mire hacia ESE OTRO ex-
trano grupo. go, claro esta que no lie
seilalamos al campo republicano, sino a
ciertos elementos que forman ESE
OTRO extra1o grupo califcado grafca-
mente por nosotros
Lo esta viendo el colega?. Como
son yerros del prejuicio con que nos lee
las opiniones que forja respecto de- nos
otros y las negaciones rotundas de nues-
ira imparcialidad demostrada, que es-
tampa con imprevisora festinaci6n en-
su artlculo del martes?
Nosotros confando en- ell buen sentido
de los lectores del colega, hemos podido
dejar sin aclaraci6n el articulo en- que
nos combate. No 10 hemos hecho. por que
Ell Aguila' estaba en- un error, era
una obra de piedad sacarle de la ofus-
caclon inconcebible que lie hace. .caer en-
lmperdonables dislates periodisticos.
Y 81 estos casos Sc repiten, vamos 4
tener que admitir que la que esta furio-
sa es "El Aguila." porque solo en- ,ese
estado de excl taci6n y de irritabilidad Sc
| comprenden ciertas ofuscaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
Fl informe municipal

Hemos recibido ell inf0rme anual cue
presenta al pueblo de San Juan al
Honorable Gobernador de Puerto Rico
nnestro distinguido amigo el Alcalde dc
esta ciudad don Francisco del Vale
Atiles.
FL informe. ademas de los datos &C.
rrespondientes. contiene algunas infor-
maciones grafcas de las obras munich
pales. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
la Bandera Americana >

Nuestro coiega LA Bandera AmerI-
cana, ha introducido mejoras en- sR
formato. utiljzando I'm nuevo tipo de-
letra. que hace muy agratlable e inte--
resante el mencionado periodico. Trae
tambien nuy buena lectura informa-
cion Celebramos los progresses del CO.
lega republican,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-18
Plato del dfa,

Oscuridad en- las GALES,
luz electrical apagada,
en- la calle San Francisco
choque de oscuros fantasmas,
porque fantasmas parecen
en- las GALES y las plazas
los "Oscuros" ciudadanos
81 no funciona la planta.
4, :.
I'm terno, dos pescozones,
tres sOnOras bOfetadas
y I'm ay, mi Dios! lastimero
despues que I'm cuerpo Sc 'ssafa"
una senOrita bella
en- tinieblas extraviada;
en- ell hogar, miedo horrible,
sobresaltOs en- las plaZas
y las tinieblas reinando.
para contento de RATAS!.