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New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY-The Realty Company Of
America GFranklin Petit, presidenD sold
the plot of four lots at the southwest cor
ner of Broadway and 18th street. The
property, which has frontage of 100 feet
on each thoroughfare. will be improved
with high class apartment house.
CIAREMONT AVENUE-Ciibbs & Kirby
sold for ". J. Casey to J. Clarence Bren-
nan a plot 75x115xl2l feet on the easterly
side of Claremont avenue, 800 feet north of
122d street. The buyer will erect an eight
story apartment house on the site.
OAK STREET-The Meister & Bache
Realty Company sold to client the three
story frame building No. % Oak street
The purchaser intends to build five story
factory building on the site.
27TH STREET-David & Harry Lipp-
mann bought from Mary a. O'Nein No. 122
West 9th street, a four story building, on
lot 1s.9x9S9 feet. Hubert Peck & Sons were
the brokers
31ST STREET-Tucker Speyers & Co.
sold for w. Clarence Martin to Samuel X.
Jacobs, of Walter Emmerich & Co. silk
ribbon manufacturers, the premises No. ia
West 31st street, 2010x107x1l0 feet
SD STREET-William A. White & Sons
and John J. Kavanagh sold for Frances A.
Clarke and Ellen B. Steese No. 81 to 63
East SD street, seven four story stone front
dwelling houses, on plot 125Xl02.2 feet
?3D STREET.-THE Rodney Realty Com
pany purchased No. 305 East 93d street, a
four story double tenement house Charles
". Eidt was the broker.
9S3D SREET-Isaac Hattenbach sold for
Mary E, Gorham TO Carl Blum a three
story and basement dwelling house, No. 169
East 93d street, on lot 1ix63 feet.
103D STREET-McKee. Hayward e Co.
sold for client for occupancy No. 305
West 10Sd street. a three story brown
stone dwelling house, OH lot 20xl0N.u.
134TH STREET-Abraham and Lena
Katz bought No 253 West 13ith street, a
three story dwelling house. on a lot 15x
100 feet. The buyers gave in part pay
ment two lots at crestwood. Y. y.
2o2D STREET-Charles Griffith Moses
& Bro. sold a plot of four lots on the
south side OF 202d street, 100 feet west of
9Th avenue, for Bertha Bernauer
THE BRONX.
PROSPECT AVENUE-A. Weinstein sold
to an investor for the Haas G. Lipman
Construction Company the northeast cor
ner of Prospect avenue and Macy Place,
five story apartment house lately fin
ished; also two five story houses on Brook
avenue, near 18TH street
WESTCHESTER AVENUE-The Law
yers' Title Insurance Company sold to the
Friedman Construction Company eight
lots. extending from Westchester avenue
to West Farms Road, north OF Hoe ave
nue., a plot 1o0x200x l90xirregular, just north
of the Simpson street subway station
The buyers will erect four five story
apartment houses. Charles McManus was
the broker.
FAILE STREET-Arthur W. Corse sold
for a client plot l50xlO0 on the east side
of FaiIe street, 100 feet south of Seneca
avenue.
l60TH STREET-McKinley Realty Com
pany sold the plot. 120x145 AT the north
west corner of linton avenue and 160th
street. two blocks from the Prospect ave-
nue. subway station.
1S0TH STREET-Smith & Phelps sold
for cash for NJ. f. Kerby a plot of four
lots at the northeast corner of 3D. avenue
and 1s0th street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name and address,
NOVEMBER 3.
MANHATTAN

with attorneys name and address)
NOVEMBER 3.
MANHATTAN.
AVE c. e 8 51.9 II n OF 18th st. TIxsS:
Nov I, 1905; Henry Goldwater TO
'iH attorneys. 3gs' Strong & cadwaiader. 40 '''''
HAMILTON TERRACE. W $. 3s7 #
of 141st st. 1ex100; March 4. 1909;
stephen Roach 10 Elizabeth Hutch
'''9Sit Attorney. Ii E 1Ippincott IS Park '''''
h9S3& s5S2S Nv Nov 1901 II julia 9f s'g EsSg to
Attorney' 4 stern, 81 Nassau St --'''
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 5, 40.4 # OF
12sth ST. 20 2xs$. May is, 1904; Caro-
Attorney, Patrick ] o'Beirne, 1Sa
Nassau st.
WEST END Nd AVE; w $. ,nG; l92 TT Of soth
Lowery to Union Dime Bank. ........, 14o. 900
Attorneys, Ritchie, Woodford. Bovce
& L, Is Wall st.
IsT AVE. 1904 and 17O6 36sxs6; Oct
IL. 1904: Samuel Greenstein to Law
Address. 100 Broadway.
iST AVE, 1858. 2sx15: Nav IL. 1855:
Benedict Klein and ano to Leon
Tsy1 AttoTneys, Aicxander & Ash. 81 -'O
William ST.
9TH ST. so4. 21x9I; Oct &c. 1905: So
cIety of ohel Tcrah 70 Charles Bardes
~ Attorney. esG' Mayforth. 90 Mas V''
It'll AVE. W 5. All IT n of 1s5th ST.
25x100; June $, 1905; Gustav Gross TO
Ludwig Andressen Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Atty. l. Campora. 90 Nassau ST.
sTH AVE. T60-762. s0x1Oo: October 10.
1906: Anna Lacord to American Mtg
Attys Bowers & sands. 81 Nassau st. ''
sTH Ido. AVE 49, $ 50 # ,oo OF 45th st % BOX
and ano 10 Anna Lacord. ............. aT5O
Atty. NJ H Hayman. los broadway
sTH AVE, 54.11 It of 1s5th st.
and ano 10 Anna LacOrd. ....-....-.. 1000
Atty, NJ III Hayman. los Broadway.
11TH I'll. AYE, ,yl n e cor Cor of 18th 2sth ST. asex
Laundry Co to Leonard J Busby 80. 5000
Attys. Fletcher. McC & Brown I6
45TH ST. n 5. 200 IT W OF 9th ave. 1sx
2oo4; October 81; 1906; John McGuin
Atty. NJ Hardy. 2e5 Broadway.
eth ST, "a East, Is. 6xIoo5; October
-. 1897; John W Cox and ano TO the
United States Savings Bank. ......... 10. 600
Atty, Merrill & Rogers, 1eS Broad
va.
OsTII ST; 454 West. 25xloo: October ao.
1906; Michael Abrams and ano TO Geo
Atty, e swami. 100 Broadway. i'oOo
63D ST. 1OJ West iSxIOo5; October 81
1904; Adrienne Krauser to American
ADDRESS. 81 Nassau St. i''0oo
10TH ST. 2l5 IT OF 9th ave- cox
1903; January 6. 1880: Eta Foster
and Il the Poug hkeepsie Bank a. Ooo
149 Broadway
T2D ST. 424 East. 25x102 . April . 1906:
Sigmund Cohn and ano TO solomon
Attys. Lese & Connolly Rs Nassau
12D ST. 42s East. 25xio2 .: September
10. 1904 Harry Spivack To Theresa
Huber ............ G o,n
Atty. G Gross. 27l Broadway
18TH ST. s l62 II " of Ave A. 376x
1922; March 10, 1903: Bohemian An
chor Society 10 Anton Renesh , ooo
Attorney. Thomas Capek 800 East
I'D St
s1TH ST. 81: East lsx6as s; July 4;
1906; John j Cook John Reizinger noo
Attorney. q \ Steinmuller 1911 "a
ave.
sTrIi ST. :, 80 II of Central Park
West 2oSloo.s; April -. 1907. lena
Well 20 Jacob ANeirod ........ IN oo.,
Address, 100 Riverside Drive
Io2D ST. ts6 West. ooex1as; Feb ~
lats, Antonio Rossi and TO Wen
del Reiser ....... ns,
Address, l.6 Broadway ~
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

SAME PROPERTY: Carrie a Dixon ct
Address. care Roe a pine st,
PARK AVE. =. % IT of 1sIst ST. %
x9i; John q Ribbe to Emily NJ Ribbe
Address. 400 Park ave.
PROSPECT PI. cor OF 4od st. III
X5s; Ida Mendleson to stephen
jackson tmtg $l7.too, ................
Address. 106 Lexington
TEE TAw AVE s. $50 IT II of Park
View Pl 25x1O0: Frank A Spencer, jr.
TO Louis Eckwort tmtg S3,3Oop...... l,oo'
Address, 3233 Perry ave.
TEE TAW AVE, e s. 2T5 # n of Park
View Pl. 25x100: same TO same tmtg oz,
Address. 30 and SO Perry ave
TINToN AVE W g. 1868 # of 16sth
st, 5ox134.1i Gustav Eelfrick TO
American Real Estate Co 'mtg s42- -,
Address. 527 9Th ave =
THE BLOCK. 6O0x2Oo, 1.O0o It OF
Williamsburg Road; AZ acres Sarah
Z Pearsall TO Louise Avery mtg
% Address. 741 jennings ave.
TEERIoT AVE $; 1928 # $ Of West
zie TO Nellie c Lambert (mtg $4,000. lot
Address, $40 West 5Tth st.
UNION AVE. S, 1876 # of l56th st,
1S.9x irreg; James Russell to Katie r
Address. us Union ave.
wAsHlNGToN AVE. $, 27s.6 # Of
1s3d st. 5OX9O: Carrie zimmerman TO ~,
Martin Tully Const co tmtg $4.5OO... lot
Address, 800 Walton st.
WEBSTER AVE. s. 31I.5 fl of
roth st, 2JX.l0; Jacob Weber to Pauline
Address. 5$i East 14sth st
WoopRUFF AVE, o,o:.0g $ W $ lot 81 MAP map
" Addres1. 9IGTsapH II fGia East i4th st.
Sd AVE- W cor l41st st. 1O0x irreG:
Adolph Becker to Ulysses Cannon -
(mtg S20C00I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo'
sd AVE. $. 2s8.lO # Of 174th ST.
9o.11xloo: Morris Nuremberg ct al 10
Address. care II c Friedman. 81
Nassau
142D ST. No 6a7 East, 1s.5x5o: Edgar 90,
Bernheimer TO Edward Held 5000
Address. Smith Williamson.
364 Alexander ave
143D ST, s. 20 IT of Sth ave. 25N
9a.11: Marie NJ Cook to Jacob l.
Lindner (mtg S31 .oOO) ............. 1O'
Address. $40 East 10th st
i4ap sae sT Hannsb anna # of BFofawaf t Emeie
Address, 81 East 136th st.
10TH ST Nc 49J East o6X irreg:
Henrietta Hofeld to John c Heintz
Address. 54l East 1e7th st.
175TH ST. ,oo lot 20 %Sp sCn,P,tsr Of Pag
to Bograph co Cmtg S13O0u). 49,. 100
Address. II Fast f4th St
sTd rs5x rreg M Mart ~ NJ MccoTmsck rppspsS
to Biograph Co tmtg $4,000 ..... 1oC
Address, II East 14th st
11GTH ST. $. Crotora ave,
1o0N101.G: Nyer Perlsten
Hamilton Holding CO trltg $4,000 10C
Address. 1j9 Broadway.
1SSTH ST. s. 101 # W of Washing
ton ave, 16.Sxl0o: Maggie F. Tuck
81 ct al to Edward +. Maoney (mts
s., 5000 .....-........... ..-...... s, 500 81
Address, $lc1 Kingsbrdgo
1S5TH ST. f, 10I IT OF Washing
ton ave. 6.Sx1oo: Alexander Brough
10 Maggie r Tucker ct al. ai.......... 3.4o(
Address, care + " Pollock. 900
d,x-a,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER )

AOJ-EDUCT AVE n cor Of Feather
bed Lane: 1o4.1 1Xi+; Charles W
O'Shea agt Marie True and Apart
ment Building co, owners, Marie
True contractor.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. 2T4S; An
tonic De Iona agJ ii ID Recorder.
owner and contractor. r.--.---...--.-
MORRIS PARK AVE, 65S; Oriental
Fire Proof Sash * Door Co agt
David NaSri. owner: Anwaldt x
Macdonald. contractors. -..-..-....
SGD ST, 344 East: Norwood & Sey-
mour agt FrankbrO Realty Co.
owner; Harry Mandell, contractor. =
GOTH ST. 225 West Harry Friedman
agI Silverman Jones Construction
Co. owner ana contractor .........--
ISOTH ST. ). so II W OF LeNing ton
ave. S0xlO0; ] Duffy agt Meyer
Sacks, owner and contractor. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
RECORDED LEASES
(With lessons address. }
NOVEMBER ).

NOVEMBER 3.
HAMILTON PI.. II cor 1@Gth ST 27x
IOI =. Patrick j Healy Morris
Kosby; 10 years from Oct is, 1909. $1,000
Address above.
STANTON ST, Nos 259 and 261; Henry
Eisler TO Asher Haber; years
from Nov ]. 1909 ................ $500
Address above.
15TH ST. No 3i4 East: Solomon Rel
ner 20 Jacob IichtenFtein: years
from May /. 1910. 1900
Address above.
sTH AVE No 27I n lf4th ST
Kadgyvick co to Emma Burger;
years from July Is. 1905. .......... 1850
Address above.
AID ST. Nos IFS and 40 East: Fred'k
" Whitridge al Patrick =
FIannery, 10 wears from Aug /.
1859 ......, ,..,-.-..,. ........... 5000
Address above
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners name and address
NOVEMBER 2.
MANHATTAN
c5d st. 2o2 F.; stores 70 manufacturing.
one building. 66xS6.6 g. ) stories, brick;
Robert Rogers : +9d ST. srchi-
tect; cost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --..--.-.---
Owner. Frederick " Seybel. 465
West End ave.
Leonard ST, so and 50; 70 stores and
lofts. one building. five stories. 80 10x
95.11: c NJ Cruikshank. architect. 81
Liberty st: cost
Owner. Woodbury. G Langdon. II
Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 8

LELAND AVE, S. 20 fl Davis ST.
Michael Lagana agt Speciao Va
Iento ct al: Oct 6. 1909 tby bond). $500 90
RESERVOIR PL. e s. ~ II n Reser-
voir Oval. 4ix1O0;A Mark agt Jacob
Cohen ct al; Sept TO- 1909. los 10
SAME PROPERTY; Ike Marzen aSt
same: Aug 81. 1909 09.............. $50 90
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
ALTERATION PLANS.

THE BRONN.
134th 81. 444 r. story brick dwelling.
11.6x45.6: James ii Lynch. $50 h 10th
st architect; cost
Owner. ID l. Byrnes. on premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
THE BRONX.

Desbrou II. cor City Line: one
story frame shed. 16x2i: cost .----.-.
Owner and architect, VIM III Brace,
Mount Vernon.
Newton ave. s. 235 and 236th st; =
story frame dwelling. 2OX+O; Charles
Clark. AS fremont ave. architect; cost
owner Joseph Levi. II Spring St
West Farms Rd. or OF nth ST. l
story brick storage, 5ONI0; James a
Leo 124 w 45th st. architects. cost -
Owner Bronx Company. on premises
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER

GLEASON AVE. "a W cor Reach nv,
..,N'"' 'isorSe y Icihle loans ,,scc
nHnp" construction e.,
-"..a ,a ST. $ Ice II W olinviue ave
~ - ~ a., '"", M'chaei Murths leans
Nahf. senite ...,..,,....... tooo,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange saIesrooms, No. il
and Is Nesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p. Day.
LEWIS ST. - and 81, $, 1915 It II De
lancey ST, 81. 6x100- l X37.GX1O1 q sty tenmt
ana stores; Henry Jones ct al agt Aaron
Lieberman ct al; y II Prayer. atty: J & j
Langbcin. ref; amt due. So, 4O4 -; taxes.
etc, Sl.2iC 81 PRIOR mort, SCI 500; to the
plaintiff for $50 22s.
81; AIMS AVE AZ, " cor 145th st, 40 TX
Nachemson ct al; Strasbourger Il d s.
attys; l. l. Paris, ref, amt due, S1I 622 u ;
taxes. etc $3.50 IS, sub TO first mort OF
$4,000; TO Gartner for S4S,1S2.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY James L. Wells Company
HOE AVE. l165. s. 1923 # Of Home st.
25XlOO, story frame ternt; George j
Palmer agt Nicholas Hashagen IT, ct al: I
Homer Hildreth. atty; Harold { Knoeppet
NEVINS ST, Isl, g. 20 fl = Of Sackett ST
Brooklyn, 2Ox1s; 3 sty brk bldg; exr' = sale
BY Joseph +. Day.
103D ST. SO East, s. $50 It W of Park ave
40X100.1l; sty brl tenmt: Carl Fisher agt
Charles Recht ct al; Richard Dudensing ip
..tty: Morris Cukor, ref; amt due, S695i 5e
taxes. etc, ST. OF; sub 20 a mtg OF $40 900
9STII ST. - West. 5. 32J II Of Central Park
West. 25Xlp0ll; , sty brS tenmt Robert +
smith ct al agt Walter A Stryker ct al. I {.
Inns ref; amt due s27 ,0G6 30; taxes etc 81
O2G IS.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy
CANNON ST. 64. S. 125 n s of Rivington =,
2lxlOo; ) sty brk tenmt; George T. Anger agi
Annie Levine ct all Miller s. Bretzfeldcr atry s.;
taxes. etc s553 10; sub 10 a prior mtg OF
s27 600.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
l. !. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ENGLISH MANOR HOUSE.

ENGLISH MANOR HOUSE.
Ntc small estate on North shore OF Lons
Island, convenient TO New York. house has
y rooms 4 hIeplaces. . bathrooms. paraue,
nNofs. electric lights. running water, ofoas
NetahdstS. laundry IN basement. stucco Anu
concrete construction, Estate directly on
snorg. covered with fine old trees, eNcetisn.
bsthing beach elegant inland and ocesn
views: express station ten minutes wax
distant. Bargain price $1,000. p. O. Box
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

BUSINESS PROPERTY below 34th s.. near 5t1
Exchange or for sale ATTORNEY. Box
200. Tribune Office.
43 5TH AVE.-RESIDENCE APARTMENTS
OF the highest order, 10 rooms. 2 baths, most
desirable location in town. moderate rentals.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-08-27

The curbing for the new walk on
Main street in the First NatioI a
Bank block was put In this week.
Misses Grace and Media Bortz have
returned from a visit with relatives in
Mss and Lane counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Campbell left
Sunday evening for Seattle, Washing
ton, wnere they expect to locate per,
manently.
Mrs. E. 0. Eldridge and schildren,
Of Ottawa. who have been the guest
of Mrs. Fred Vo mer left Tuesdsy
evening for Colorado.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-08-27


0. R. Beatly' left Wednesday for
% Utica sKas. where he will join his
WIFE, who has been their visiting lor
'the past two weeks.
The Labor Day picnic, given by
the F. Q. E viii be held at VOLTS
grove September 9Th, promises 10 e
Line biggest event ol the year. Don't
miss it.
Jesse Powelson fell from building
that he is helping build for Walt
oo'coOuell and was severly injured.
He will be unable to work for a. few
days. 90 sss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
Consecuencias
del pIoteccionismo
Hoy como aver y como
siempre.
81 pueble passndO las torpezas
de- sls legisladeres.

De nuestro colega La Voc del Pue-
bio de Nuevo Mejico. extractamos
las Gguieates Manifestations:
"Los sapatos de So de amos ante
riores Sc venderan & $4 en- corto item
DO 81 el congreso impone un impues-
TO sohre los cueros importados al
pais," dieea los manufacturers de
salsado de- les Estados Unidos. Un
svance caa Immediate de 50centavos
( un peso q par de sapatos de clase
regular ssguirA tai acci6n por parte
a Ics leGaadores de Ia naci6n." ase
EuFan - manufacturers de los Ia
Istoa Este manifesto fue publica-
b ead inmedistamente despues de
habesse ysEi6cado Ia junts de 800
nsnufactussros de zapatos y curtido
- q CAieAeo, Il dfs 2 del que nge.
n ~ De d Came tiene dominic
ha1s sohrs q sbGsto domestico y j.
3 = sfanis enssla On el negocio de
rno6d u(A EIee tuast e el que de-
nG1s . iapssGos d lSS 20 por
6uabe ~ iapsFtsci6n de cueros y
in sde1tA M s6'o por daf sustO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
0bTa aTtis tica,

Nuestro estimable compatriota
don J. Elias Lewis quien maneja con
igual suerte la puma y el pincel, ,aca-
ba de terminar SUI Ultima obra pic
torica la cual representa- ei beiiisimo
paisaje en- las afueras de la puerta de
San Juan conocido por ei nombre
de "El higuillo'
Ell trabajo es digno de todo enco-
mio Tanto los variadcs maticeS
del cesped, ell dibujo, las nuhes
rosaceas en- ei atardecer siempre
meianc6lico, la tranquiiidad de las
aguas y sobre todo ESQ que Sc llama
lama del paisaje,, hace que el ira
bajo artistico del compahero pro-
duzca la emoci0n que seguramente
ha debido sentir el artista al trasla-
dar al lienzo las beiiezas del paisa-
ie.
Nuestra enhorabuena al autor de
tan excelente trabajo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
OTRA VEZ
GUERRA MORA,
El gobierno envia tro-
pas a Melilla y elpue-
bio Sc anotina.
Las familias de los solda-
dos Sc rebe]an y atacan
"a fuerza publica.
Tn battalion rebeIde fue desar.
mado.

Hubo en- Barcelona I'm motin
entire las tropas que iban q ser EN-
barcadas para Melilla.
Un battalion entero Sc rebelo j
amenaz6 con sus bayonetas al CO.
ronel y 8 otros ohciciales.
Otras tropas fueron apresura-
damente iiamadas, y ei battalion
fue desarmado.
Ell rey Alfonso ha deslstido de
todos sus proyectos, a causs de la
situacion crftjca en- Marruecos, POI
diez dfas las tropst etpanolas ba-
10 ell mando del general Marina,
han estado en- constante fuego con
los molos en- Meliila. Las perdi-
das en- ambaos lados son considera-
bles.
Es possible que el general, Wey-
ler ex-capitan general de Cuba sea
puesto al mando supreme de las
fuerzas espanoias en- Marruecos.
Ell partido liberal Sc une q la pro-
tesla popular de que Sc envfen SOL
dados a Ia costa del Riff, alegan-
do que Ia guerra es para protejer
intereses y miras privadas.
Los period;cos piden Ia convoca-
ci6n de las cortes, y una expression
franca de las intenciones del gobier-
no.
Durante Ia uoche mientras las
tropas de refuerzo Sc preparaban
q salir para Malaga las familias de
los soldados atacaron la policfa con
e' objeto de impedir la partida de
sus familiares.
La policia us6 revolver y sa-
bles para poner orden Varias per-
sonas fueron heridas 8 presas. Al
gunas medidas fueron tomadas pa
ra prevenir otros 'disturbios.
Las posiciones espaholas han
sido reforzadas por nuevas trcpas
de Espaia, Ell Meiilla.
Durante la pelea los moros lie
garon q 500 varas de Melilla. Guam.
do Sc retiraron dejaron l04 muer.
tos en- el campo de batails.
El genrai Marina, comandante
de las fuerzas espanolas en- Marrue
cos. volvio q Meiil!a' Dijo que iol
moros cstaban peleando valiente
mente y que usan armas moder
mas. Predice una larga y dura cam
paha.
Los nativos de la region Su
de Marruecos, estan predicand'
una guerra santa, y Sc estan pre-
parando para unirse a los moro
frente q Melilla.
Ell gobernador civil de Bilbao
autorizo un mitin para protesta
contra la guerra, fundandose Ell
que no estaba acompahado ei mi
tin por manifestations pub,icat
Narias de estas han sido organiza
das ' Sc temen otros motipes.
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OTRA CENTRAL.
Sc trsbaja para instalar en- Ca
yey etra central azucarera.

Esta mshana salieron para Cavev.
en- autom6vil, por Ia carretera cen
tral, los Sres. Ramon Aboy. Carlos
Benitez Santana Y Jose E. Benitez
Z ese eoloso adinerado. Con tai IN
puesto el trust estara en- posici6n lie
dictar no solamente el precio que sc
ha de pagar al ranchero por los cue
ros que vends en- el mercado sino aun
por los zapatos que Sc vendan al con
sumidor. Pero e protection y con q.
sea protection Sc vuelven locos ml-
chos votantes, aunque no quiera de-
cir mas que rohbarios & vista.
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I'm cIinen en- Carolina.
Hemos recibido el siguiente

Hemos recibido el siguiente
despacho:
Correspondence, San Juan.
Hoy 9 A. NJ. en- la Hacienda
"Buena Vista" de Carolina, Modesto
Machicote. di6 muerte 4 su ex-con-
cubina Leocadia Olivo, haciendcie
dos disparos, e hiriendo levemente
a su actual querido. Ell agresor lue-
g o de consumado el hecho SC di6 &
la fuga. siendo perseguido por Ia po-
licia. Juez Benedicto eptiende en- e.
asunto. Mahana iran mas detailes.
Corresponsal.
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Acudid a ia NINA"

El mas esplendido surtido de cami
setas de las mas fnas classes; pero q
precios m6dicos, tiene 81 acreditado
establecimieato "LA NINA" For
taleza 81 del Sr Pedro Garcia 8 dis
posici6n de sus favorecedoreA Los
sombreros para hombre, cuellos , pu-
hos. corbataa panuelos de mano. IT,
rantes, medias, CAMISAS de todos
precios, ligas, botonsdurss y dem6s
obietos para uso de caballeros son tn-
mejorables. SOMBREROS DE PA
JILLA: Ultima novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
La central P|azue|a.

A fines de Ia pasads semana ter
mino su zafra la Central Plazuela
de Barceioneta, de los Sres. Balseiro
Giorgetti.
A l04 ,296 csacos de azucar ascen-
di6 Ell producido de La molienda, e.
quivdentes q mas de 100000 quin-
tales.
Ell domingo proximo para cele-
brar Ia 6nalizaci6n de los expresa-
dos trabajos de molienda. Sc reuni-
ran allf algunas personas de esta ciu-
dad, amigos de los dueho os de la CEN
tral, que han sido invit ados a pasar
un dfa de campo.
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VENTA DE FTNCA.

Sc vende por no poderla atender su
dueho, una magnffca finca 4 medic
kil6metro de esta ciudad compuesta
de 100 cuerdas mas 6 menos: As de
CANS, 80 de cafe y chinss, y el resto
de tabaco y frutos memories Casa
habitaci6u, casa maquina y aqua. In
formes Apartado 70, San German.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30

Van en- asuntos de negocios y segun
informes sersn accionistas de ls nue.
va enpresa sgricola que Sc esta for
nando para establecer alli una cen
trai azucar era. De esta empresa for
mara parte tamhen ei Sr. Luis NJ.
Cintr5n, haeendado de Fajardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-30
Cery2zS Maxevilla.

El ST. Charles We're ha recibido
nuevas importaciones de la acre
ditada cervesa francesa La Moze-
nile. No contiena materias noci-
vas. Estsriliaada por el metodo
Pasteur resulta una bebida saluda-
Bile y t6nica, Noolvideis que Ia GER
veza francesa La Mazeville 50 ven
de en- todos los cafes y estableci-
mientos de Ia ciudad.
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il4Espa6oles y americanos!|

Espaholes y Americanos,
Puerto-riquenos y Cubanos,
Franceses y Alemanes,
Turcos y Chinos,
Japoneses y Tagalos,
TODOS, pero todos convlsnen en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonueol para
i catarro!
Tabonucol para Ia TIs1S, asma,
ronquera, tos. -.
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-Sres j. M. Blanco y
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
! PONCE D. T. Moscoso, Sres
F. Ruiz de Porras.
Al detail lac Rnncipales farmacias
del mundo.
.Precio rs .centavos.
CarvAna Wovnvil1a