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The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Liors-T Of couUess-oDen a. u to ID D N o.
secular GAYS; from D n 70 10 ?. n On Sundays
and certain holidays
Public Lforsr-open 3 a T. to .. II: noudsys
= H &c y. u; sundays. to .. n
WhIre RoDse-Open 70 A. m 70 D Il
United States Captol-Opcn a. n 10 40 :. n
Sthts. War. and Navy Departments-Open = q.
70 :. n Che original Deciera6oa Ct In5eDerd-
eDce Is IN the nhrary AZ the state DepartmenIl
United States TroasUrJ-Open 3 q n 10 ?. II
United States Pateat ohee-Open = d 70 ?
p m
United States Pension Bursau-ODen a. n to 8
p L.
Washingtcn CITY PostoHoe-Open al hourS CThe
Dead Letter once Is n the CITY Dost-of5cs.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. H. TO ?. II
Fish CocnEission-Open a n. 70 40 ?. n
Army Mediczl MuseGm-Open &. n 70 80 ?. n
National 8Iuseun-Opsn = H. 70 40 P n Vn-
Guiding holidays.
Smithsonian InSritution-Opea 3 q. n. to 4-o D n
,inciudiuE holidays.
Asriculturl Deportnsut-oDen a. n to aS
Bureau Ct Ensrarsls and Printias-open "a n
% 30 p N
washingt0n Monument 5a5s feet N heishu-Opa
$50 a. n to 80 p n. GEleTaior rms fron . q. n.
Corc0ran Gallery Of zr-Open So a n. to 1
.. n. winter a. n 70 p n IN sumner sun
dsys-lS0 ,. n TO > d. excepting IN midsun-
neI- Admission free On Tuesday. THURSDAY, Sat
urdsys ard sundays: other days &c admission.
Government Printing OGee-0pen % q. u. to z
,.
Navy Ys-d-Ope1 q. m e SD ? n
Southworth Cottage. Sth 81. and Prospect ave.
Key Mansion-Houe Il Francis scott KEY a-thoT
Of The Star Spangied Banne--~ SIS u street
northwest. Open daily except Sunday. q. =. %
$50 . 70. Admission free.
IN THE SCBCRBS
ZooloSizl Park-Open sl day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chefy Chase and kerZngton-
Naval observatory-Opsr 3 a. n 70 5pm.
Mount Vernon tthe hone and tomb q WaShinr-
tonl-Open II a. n 70 ?. n
Arlington Natiouzi Ceznerery-
Fort Myer Military Post
United States Solder Hons-Opsa 9 q =. 70
sunset
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral G-ounds. TennsIlytoan roaa-Cfsu
n 20 2. n.
Great Fails q the Potnnac.
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YOUNGSTERS IN RECITAL.
Piano and Violin Pupils Give Closing
Entertainments.


The annual recital OF the pupils OF
William J Oates. well-known piano and
violin instructor. took place last night al
Pythian Temple
About thirty young persons took part
A feature was the performance. on the
violin. OF fve-year-old Helen Belt. This
precOcious little miss displayed an amaz-
ing degree OF talent, and Prof Oates pre-
diets great things for her IN the future.
The personnel OF that half OF the class
which recited last night Is as follows.
Misses Nellie Mahoney. Katherine O'Con-
nell Grace Hutchinson. Pauline Lazarow.
Nellie COwen. Pauline ROsenthaI Mary
Donnelly, Eloise Tebbs. Naomi Mackenzie.
Alice Easterling. Hilda Evans, Lucy Wilt
shire. Helen Belt Marie Belt. Nina Alder
ton. Dorothy Dunn. Alice Cannon, Beat
rice Endres. Nellie Emerson, Gertrude
Vroouan. Anna Belts. Ada Belts. Annie
Mccarthy, Rena Livingstone. Ethel
Lyons. Lillian GUde. Florence Gude. Grace
Sturgis- MesSrs- Samuel Lazarow.
Charles Rosenthal. Thomas Carlin Rob
ert Huston, William NIorcock. and Louis
Helmuth.
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YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATED.
NOtre Dame Academy Exercises fl
GonzaEn Thenter

GonEaEn Theater.
The thirty-hfth annual commencement
Of Notre Dame Academy took place Mon
day morning IN Gonzaga College Theater.
Rev. Charles W. Lyons. rector OF ST.
Aloysius' Church. presided.
The members Of the graduating class
were Madeleine J. Carpenter. Marguerite
A DUfry, Nora NJ Fitzgerald. katherine
N. Flynn. Genevieve V. Haloran. Vir-
ginia G. Hunter. Kathleen Sullivan. and
Ella r. Wolfe. Father Lyons introduced
Mgr. Maekin. who conferred the degrees
and awarded the medals Gold medals
were awarded TO Mary Crogman and
Julia Wrenn. silver medal 10 Gertrude
Lane. and testimonials 10 Margaret Lane
and julia McCollan. IN the viO1n Depart
ment testimonials were awarded 20 Marie
Rupp and Cecilia Ferslnger.
Last evening the alumnae association
Of Notre Dame entertained at a recep-
ton and banquet Covers we're laid for
fifty-five. and the guests included Rev.
Charles ". Lyons. Rev. William F. Can
nan. Rev. John 3. Pittar. Rev. Edward
Debit. Miss Margaret Becker. Miss Hor-
tense MCGOWAN, Miss Regina Watkins.
MISS MAY ALolAur MISS NARY lore. Miss
Nellie Becker. Miss Margaret Dcre. Mrs.
Clarence Lee, Mrs Charles Began. Miss
Ellen Lynch. Mrs. p J. Haltigan. Mrs.
Margaret Tally, Misses Katherine Dore
Benedicta Heenan. Marie l. Sullivan.
josephine Mcdonald, Mary Pelien, Kath-
crime Ready. Annie Ready. Agnes Quinn.
Ella Kelly. Alice Kelly. Anna Collins.
May TObin. Ella Myers. Elizabeth Milo
vich. Celia Costello. Katherine Lackaye
Clara Kelly, May Fuller, Margaret Rob
ertson, Katherine Fennell. Veronica
Quinn. Mrs. Patrick Ahern. Misses Rer-
nardette Mack. Ella Purcell. Mary Con
molly. Mary Fitzgerald, Agnes Wade.
Rena Downing Margaret McAllister. Mrs.
Michael Falby. Misses Lillian Nilovich
Virginia Hunter. Ella Wolfe. Margaret
Duffy, Kathleen Sullivan, Madeleine Car
pentier. Genevieve Halloran, Nora Fitz-
gerald. and Katherine Flynn.
Commencement exercises Of the gram
mar department Of Notre Dame Academy
took place yesterday afternoon.
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VIII Give a Picnic.

A picnic and tournament will be given
by the congregation Of the Church OF Our
Lady Of Victory. New Cut and Conduit
roads. Wednesday, June 30. Arrange
ments are in the hands OF the men Of the
parish and knights from Maryland. Vir-
ginia. and the District OF Columbia are
invited TO participate. There will be two
sets OF entries-for professionals and am
ateurs- There viii be a baseball game az
O'Clock, amateur riding at O'Clock. pro-
fessional fitting at O'Clock, aud dancing
.aftenoon and evening,
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Handsome Gifts
In Neat Cases.
SITS, $3.95, and $500 each.

The following goods are packed
in neat white leatherette cases and
make acceptable wedding gifts:
1 French China Sugar and GO 50
AIedm Sel-----
1 French China Cake Plate, 60 m
red roses. gold border T~'NN
6 Decorated Austrian China S5 50
Tea Cups and Saucers. ~O'NV
Green and Gold French co TX
China Bread and Butter Plates. .VG"< -
s Decorated Haviland China co TX
Ramekins. on plate. .V%'EO
S-inch Cut Glass Nappy. IN GO OK
hob star design n--.--.-.....-...~O ~O'--O
l An-over Cut Glass Sugar
and Cream Set. in new ruby de- 0S OK
Richly Cut Glass Tumblers, ca E0
tn hob star design V7'OO
i 9-inch Richly Cut Glass SS 50
Nappy. in star design .VO'OO
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
PLAN FLORAL PARADE.
Feature VIII Be Added 10
Fourth of July Celebrations.

A feature Of the celebration Of the safe
and sane" Fourth Of July. that has been
determined on and for which arrange
ments are now being perfected, wiz De
an automobile floral parade the afternoon
Of July &.
". D. West, chairman OF the committee
OF arrangements. yesterday advised Com
missioner Macfarland. chairman Of the
joint committee OF the Chamber Of Com
merce and the Board OF Trade. Of the
purpose OF his committee TO arrange for
the floral feature. The Commissioner
said his committee would welcome such
a parade IN the programme. and thar sle
hoped next year this would be made a
special feature OF the DAY. and also
that a regetta would De arranged on the
Potomac with a long programme OF ath-
letic sports.
These additions 20 the subscription fund
were reported yesterday by Treasurer ".
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
catheI1 Funeral Hell.

Funeral services for James H. Cathell,
who died Sunday at the family residence
IN Sixth street northeast. were held
yesterday afternoon IN Ryland n. E.
Church Rev. B. w. Weeks. pastor OF
the church, oficiated. assisted BY Rev.
R. l. Wright and Rev. W. W. Barnes.
The interment wss in Oak Hfl Cemetery.
The pallbearerS were J. J. Cooper, J. J.
Marshall. Thomas E Hume. NJ. c. Hazen,
E. 5. Xount. aud a. ?. EYans.
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VIII Make an Inspection.

A thorough inspection of the fortifca-
tions at Pearl Harbor. near Honolulu
Hawaii. win be made by members Of the
House Naval and Appropriations Com
mittees early in the fall. Announcement
TO this effect was made yesterday by
Representative Tawney, chairman Of the
Appropriations Committee. It Is supposed
a personal inspection by members Of the
committee viii result In a more liberal
rolfov
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
Imported China
For Wedding Gifts.

Worthy of notice is the display
OF Fancy China arranged on sepa-
rate tables, offering the best pos
sibles values of most desirable
pieces for Wedding, Commence
ment, and Anniversary Gifts.
SI.oo to $500 the piece or set.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

Programms FOR the conoct b. the {. s.
Marine Band. William H. Sauteimaan,
leader. Al the Cauitol to-day al D n;
March. "Radoetski'' ''....................Straus
Overture. The Flying Dufcaman" ----
" ------
Chaacseristic. "Whispering F1oWers
-----.----.----------------- Iva haol
Grand fantas.a, Les Pecheurs De Psrles''
s..sssss-s-ss- A'-a-ss
WALTZ. The BAehelo-s-' -santelnann
'-Reminiscenoes a. Wsber~ Godfrey
GalOp. -Husa-enritt ------------- -Szute-uann
The s-ar-sruuEiod Bsnnc1.'
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
Imported Sugar
and Cream Sets.

For Wedding, Commencement,
and Anniversary Gifts we have a
generous collection of China Sugar
and Cream Sets, in a large variety
Of shapes and sizes.
SI.oo to So so the set.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
MCKINLEY SCHOOL
AWARDS DIPLOMAS
Exercises Are Held at the
National Theater.
SPEAKERS LAUD MANUAL WORK

Representative Campbell Declares
Only the UnthinkinE Toll Is De-
grading, and that Future of the
Country Depends on the Efforts OF
Young Men and Women OF To-day.
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DR. Russell Sends Wireless

A wireless message was received from
Dr. William T. Russell D. D. pastor OF
St Patrick's Church, announcing q sat
isfsctory trip aud his safe arrival IN Lon
don.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
Decorated Cracker Jars
For Wedding Gifts.

A lot of fine French China
Cracker Jars, in large variety of
choice deoorations-mostly one-of-
a-hnd patterns; gold traced and
gold sdppled.
Choice, SI.65 each.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Tpon recipt Of this pattern. o1ierrd on coupoa
below. Place The rough glazed side of pattern
down material 20 be stamped. then pres hot
1ar-irul CD the back smooth side u Tie uatterp
Be careful not 70 Jet pattern sipl
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Capt. and Mrs. Badger Oc-
cupy Sampson Home.
MISS TAFT GUEST AT DINNER

Mr.. Maurice NabucO Goes TO Brock
port, n. ", for Visit TO Col. shan
nOn-Miss MajOrie Louise McMoni-
gal Married to Mr. Emmett Gabriel
DOran in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
Decorated HapiIand
China Ice Cream
or Salad Plates.

Decorated Haviland China Ice
Cream or Salad Plates, in a dainty
rose pattern, offered at the special
price,
$500 the dozen.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Paris Transfer Pattern No. 5000
Design 70 be transferred 70 ! shirt
waist of linen, muslin, batiSte, silk, satin.
uessaline or orga1die. 20 be worked with
mercerized cotton OF silk floss IN cyrlct
design and trimmed with fine lace inser-
ton The collar and cuff design IS given
with the shirt-waist If made 70 IN silk
or satin, the design should be carried out
in eyelet stitch with a very delicate shade
Of lilac. light blue, or pink, or nile green
silk floss. the insertions being erezm-cclor
instead Of white
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

While you think OF II, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
aud bill VII be sent you ~ cert : word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
japanese Department

Offers a wide range for selection
OF odd and artistic china, some OF
which are one-of-a-kind pieces. We
enumerate a few items and invite
inspection.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23
Handsome Wedding Gifts
For June Brides
ION the Fifth FIoor.)
Brilliant Cut Glass.

the purchase of Cut Glass quality is important Each and every
piece shown here-whaever the absolutely first quality
We have assembled the choicest collection of Cut Glass
played by Large pieces and small pieces every desirable and
the price most rOdera
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

p,5tss Decorated t Japanese Cake 50 IN m
rates. each- VGsOO up
Decorated japanese Chi c1 Eo
ma celery Trays. each. .Y1'OO up
Decorated 7-piece Japa- &C EO
nese China Berry Sets. VOsOO up
Decorated japanese Chi q En
na Salad Bowls, each. h... 0l.OO up
Decorated japanese Chi
na Tea. Sugar. and Cream co 7E
Decorated japanese Chi co E0
na Chocolate Pots, each VZ,OU up
Decorated japanese China c1 Eo
Candlesticks. each. Vl.OU
Decorated Japanese China
Green and Gold Cracker Jars, GO 0o
Ss-SA- 49, ...s...s......... .VE~sOO
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Size desired. d............

Fiji out the numbered coupon and
cut out pattern, and inclose with IOc
In stamps or coin, addressed to Pat
tern Department. Washington Herald
Washington. D. c.
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Randie Hignlards is ne ssns distsnes ron Cspt
tol as Dupont Circle. Lets and balidinS sita IN
IS 70 N.60o: easy payDeztA
Q. 5 EzATZ GO. - s.. lzs Pa. srs zA
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

Mrs. Morris Evans sailed yesterday or
the Adriatic for Europe, where she Will
spend the summer.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

The engagement Of Miss Lydia Hen
erickson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Hendrickson. OF Boston. Mass. to Mr.
Marting Anderson. has been announced.
Mr.. Anderson has made Washington his
home the last three years.
Miss Hendrickson is an active member
Of the Young Women's Christian AssO-
cfation
The Washington herald., 1909-06-23

The Danish Minister and Countess Won
Moltke spent the past few days in New
York. from where the former sailed yes
terday for his home IN Denmark The
countess returned TO the country home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer. at Lancaster. Mass. where she
and their infant daughter viii await the
return OF the Minister.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Blanca Matras

En- ell vapor correo espa1ol, llegaron a
Puerto Rico, procedentes de Panama
la eminente artista Blanca Matras y el
notable maestro GuStavo de Ma. Cam
pos
La sonora Matras Y ell maestro Cam
pos van para Mejico. con objeto de for
mar compania y hacer despues una ex-
cursi6n por la America Central y las
AntiMas. incllyendo, desde Mego Puer-
to Rico
Reciban nuestro afectuoSo saludo los
artistas aplaudidisimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Ia sidardad puerIol'iIqueia
ACUERDOS DE LA JUNTA
CENTRAL UNIONISTA

La Junta Central de la Union de Puer-
to Rico, en- session extraordinaria celebra-
da en- la noche del dia de aver, adopt6
las siguientes resoluciones
La Junta Central acuerda declarar
que merece SUI APPLAUSE enthusiastic la ini-
ciativa de al Asamblea Mas6nica para
establecer cordiales inteligencias entire
personalidades de los dos partidos poll
ticos en- que Sc divide la opinion del
pals.
Que las ideas cambiadaS en- la lOgia
San Juan Bautista'' sObre refOrnas
de la ley Foraker y sobre solicitud del
derecho constitutional que asiste a los
puertoriquehos ser reconocidos ciuda-
danoS de los EstadOs UnidOs. cOinciden
sin discrepancia ninguna, con trabajos
anteriores de la Union de Puerto Rico.
Que la Union de Puerto Rico, cOnser-
vandO su prOgrama, sc sentira satisfe-
cha al trabajar de acuerdo con ell parti-
do Republican,, en- la isla y fuera' de
la isla, para que cllanto antes Sc apli-
quen principles y Sc realicen ideales CO.
munes a ambas agrupaciones
Que sin reservas Sc une a un senti-
niento tan simpatico y Sc coloca al fire.
te de sus fuerzas para darle toda la ro-
bustez y toda la importancia que debe
tener, fin de que responda al noble
deseo de los buenos patriotas.
Que para dar forma al procedimientO
en- cuya virtud ha de llegarse a asrealida-
des practicas inmediatas, Sc designa
una Comisi6n que, con plenos poderes,
Sc coupe de los trabajos prelminares ne
cesariOs.
Y que, para tales fines, le holgara mu-
cho entenderse, en- franca cordialidad,
con los representatives republicanos, pa
ra llegar a los acuerdOs que juicio de
unOs y de otros, exijan las necesidades
de la acci6n y de la propaganda
San Juan, Puerto Rico % de 1909.
Pedro de Elsaburu,
SecretariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Don Sotero Fi6ueroa

Hemos tenido ell gllsto de saludar en-
esta redacci6n al cultisimo literato Y
brillante publicista don SOterO Figue-
rOa, quien hace amos reside en- Cuba,
donde ocupa un puesto distinguido en-
aquel gobierno.
FL senior Figueroa es hijo de esta isla
Y uno de los escritores que brilla por
m6ritos propios.
lie deseamos grata estancia durante
su permanencia EN- esta ciudad al mismo
tempo que lie ofrecemos las columnas
de nlestrO diariO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Rosario Pine.

En- los establecimientos mas concurrl-
dos por ell pnblico de esta capital, han
sido fjados desde aver los artisticos
anmcios de la temporada teatral Pino-
Thuiller que comenzara Ell la seglmda
qtincena de Enero
Ell cartel anrlnciadOr tiene, en- gran
tanlaiiO, en- forma original retratos de
la insigne actriz del nOtabilisimo ac-
tor
IN abono para la temporada. Sc cubre
rapidamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
La saSheIla De Monies

Hemos visitado ell establecimiento de
nuestro amigo don Rosendo Montes, que
acaba de recibir- las 1ltimas novedades
de la moda masculine. Casimires ingle-
ses y francese,s trajes hechos, elegantisi-
mos, de distintos precios y de excelente
calidad; corbatas fantasia, sombreros de
todas classes, calcetines, leapoldinas, todo
en fin, cuanto puede necesitar una per-
soma chic
MOntes puede vender a precios sin
competencia, y renueva ell surtido todOs
los vapores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Ell COMITE REPUBLICANO

Ell Comite Territorial del partido Re-
publicano ha convocadO a una session
extraordinaria que tendra lugar ell 25
del corriente para tratar las atlas cues
tones planteadas y sostenidas por los
selores NEunoz Rivera y Barbosa, en- la
magma Asamblea mas6nica verifcada en-
esta ciudad ell 20 del cOrriente.
Puerto Rico renace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

greso politico en- ell pals, O. de una vez v
para siempre al conocerse las intenci0nes
y las pcrscnas, Sc han de marcar los ST.
tios en- que hayan de coninarse esos la
nentables seres que aspiran vivir la vi
da de la opinion y el ambente de la
popularidad, sonando en- impunidades
que serian inauditas, 81 no flleran impo-
sibles.
E mas complete y forzoso aislamiento
Sc impOne, pues. hacia esos elementos,
81 es que no experimental y'sienten una
sincera cOntrici6n que les lleve a rectifi-
car s,ls incalifcables errores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

La Comisi6n nombrada para tratar los
preliminares del acuerdO con los conf
sionados republicanos, esta compuesta
por don Carlos Maria Soler, presidente
de turno y don Jose G. Torres, vocal
de la Junta y secretario de la Gran Lo-
gia..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Beverly el proximo verano, v me inte.
reso. con algo mas que ell simple interes
comnn, en- ell progreso de la ciudad de
Beverly. lie ruego me permita contribuir
a la construction del ediicio incluyendo-
lie mi cheque." !,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
La guvVa drecGVa del AhDeo

Presidente don Ferdinand r. CesterO.
Vice-Presidente, don Manuel Maria
Sama.
Tesorero, don Manuel r. Calder6n. .
Vice-Tesorero, don Aureliano Ferrer.
Secretario, Lcdo. don Bonifacio Sam .
chez
Vice-Secretario, don Arturo C6rdova.
Bibliotecario, don Antonio Lopez II
zOl
Vice-Biblotecario, don Luis l.. de Viz
carrondo.
VOCALES -.
Lcdo. don Martin Travieso Jr.
Don Jose Gordils Vassallo
DR.. don Ramon Ruiz Arnau.
DR.. don Cayetano Coll Toste.
Lcdo. don Jose g. Torres
Don Luis Muiioz Rivera.
SECCION DE CIENCIAS MORALES
POLITICAS
Presidente, Lcdo. don .Jacinto Text
dor.
Vice-Presidente DR.. don Manuel Que
vedo Baez.
Secretaries: Lcdo don Juan de Guz-
man Benitez doctor Luis Garcia de
Quevedo ..-
SECClON DE CIENCIAS NATURA-
LES, FISICAS Y MATERNAL
TICAS
Presidente Ingeniero d. Ramon Gam
dia Cordova.
Vice-Presidente, lngeniero ID. Agus-
tin Navarrete
Secretaries, Ingenieros don Jaime An
nexy y don Rafael del Vale Zeno.
SECClON DE LITERATURA Y BE-
LLAS ARTES
Presdente don Manuel Fernandez
JuncOs.
Vice-Presidente, DR.. don Cayetano
Coll y Toste.
Secretaries: don Jesus Maria Lago
Y don Manuel Maria Sama.
SECCION RECREATIVA
Presidente, don Rafael BalseirO.
Vice-Presidente, DR.. don Eligio F.
Ros.
Secretaries Lcdo don Damian Monse-
rrat, Jr, don j. A. Burset.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Salinas comunican que
el bohio de GenarO Santiago fue des-
truido por ell fuego ocasionado por una
chispa que saliera de un anafre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23
Los Successes
Mfo,waci6m por teltgrato

Del Distrito de Arecibo comunican
que los guardas Guerra y Rodriguez
sorprendieron una jugada al monte,
arrestando 4 seis individuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Arroyo comunican que
ell Sargento Diaz y guardia Izquierdo
sorprendieron una iugada a 10 prohibido
en- la casa cafetin del esiior Modesto Ro-
driguez. comisario del barrio Grlasi,
mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Santa Isabel comuni-
can que ell muchacho Antonio Ortiz al
tratar de cojer ,un buey, en barrio Desca-
labrado, Sc lie enred6 la soga en- una ma
no. siendo arrastrado pOr ell animal en-
lm gran trayecto. muriendo a. los pocos
mOmentOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Corozal .comunican
que el niho que sufri6 varias quemadu.
raS en- la casa de Juana Rajos, barrio vi.
llalba 10 cual Sc comunic6 aver, ha muer.
to consecuenca de las mismas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrto de Barranqutas comuni-
can que FelicanO Colon fue cOndenado
por la Corte de Distrito de Guayama. a
la pena de siete amos de presidio, por
violaci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Manati comunican que
ha sido puesto a disposition del fiscal
de .Arecibo. el individuo Sixto ROdri-
guez. quien Sc supone autor de LA muerte
de Jose Rodriguez hechO Ocurrido en- ell
mes de Abril del corriente afio, cuando
el Regimiento de Puerto Rico Sc hallaba
ell aquella poblaci6n en-. paseo nilitar
Este hechO ha sidO esclarecido por el
Jefe de Distrito San MILAN Y Sargento
Garcia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-23

Del Distrito de Ciales comlnican que
ell niho Hip6lto Burgos. del barrio To.
70 Negro. fue herido en- la cara pOr una
bala de revolver Este hecho fue casual.