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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-02
AGRICULTURE.

J, p. KELLEY, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-02
APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN
CIAL AFFAIRS,

IT. d. COOLIDGE, Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the Washington stock Ex-
change yesterday was confined largely 10
dealings in Washington Gas. which added
two profits TO the three OF yesterday and
sold at SIS share. Transactions IN the
stock amounted 10 upward OF 800 shares,
and rs shares sold AZ the top figure. The
stock was taken by several brokers, the
demand for Il was urgent, and apparently
many more shares could have been dis
posed OF at the bid price
The Use Of FIVE points in two days for
gas is almost a record-breaksr on the
local exchange. II Is due to the satsfac-
ton felt IN the report OF the company
published IN the morning papers Of yes
tsrday. and IN the hope that the Senate
VIII pass It's bills authorizing the III
crease Of stock by the company. To many
the advance IN Gas appears 10 stand upon
q slender foundation, and predictions ara
not wanting that some CO the buyers or
the stock are making fire in which they
viii burn their fingers later. as was the
case in the big Gas boom Of 1908; but for
the present confidence is serene. and the
buying brokers az least seem TO have the
courage OF their convictions. whatever
may be In store at g Iafe- date.
It Is thought probable that those who
bought Gas last year around 20 VIII soon
be unloading. as the price Is now where
some could get out with a whole skin.
Other trading on the exchange was IN
small volume. traction bonds and shares
being IN the best demand.
Several brokers wished 70 purchase Mer-
genthaler. but the supply OF available
stock was small. and only a single trans
action was placed on record. Railway
sold at a, and the preferred
shares at S9ss.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nsx YGk. Feb a-BUTTER-Rsoeipts. r51Ss
packages. Fms. firm; creamery extra. slsslsz;
frsis Eas0; State dai-v. this. poor 70 fair. za8-
EG6S-Recsipss. s.9el cases; higher Nearly
white fancy. =; Do. mixed fang. = fresh arsts
$; Do. secu0ds. s4aSfi1-
MILL FEED-Stsadys fair inquiry. sp-izg bar.
IN Iaa-h sacks. to arrive. 5-0o; stsndard milling,
Gm: cty ban. IS. IN bulks Western red dos
q %. 20 s--ivs: EfnteT wheat bran. IN loIb sacSS
zm.
OATs-st-cns bre sloE- No. White zas
No EhIta. 1857. No. white, Ssssi ~. 2
mixed. SD: natural ard clipped white On t-zck.
FTOVR-Ss-o-r: -ossrzts dealirEz sprinr pat
erts 5TAsH. svriag Clsa-s, s.2sss3; winter
s.-s.ghts. 4sos5,a; winter clears. is4-So: Kansas
st-aishts. IN sacks. so0s5-8; kansas clears. 43la
40.
RTE FLOUR-InquirJ mof-1tsi &oeas-A
CORNAIEAI-FS-a: fair demand kln-1Tied
fs- exro-4 As: coarse zeal IN hags. LS-al-5S.
BUCKwHEAT FIOUR-stssdy; MARKET Is guiss
HAY-Rsceiv,s. It tors: steady: snail dszlinrz
Prime timothy. 81 No L saszz; No = Tsaso:
!; srz Z. g tons aza; HsAs ssgss7.
BEEF-steady: inactive Fsnly. Kssls@;
pocket. IA0sl45a.
PoRK-sscsdy; t-aas quiet Ness. H-saIz-S;
family lS5hla.00
TALLow-stesay: light Business Ciy. n hoSs
heads. 81
I.ARD-s,sady. Prime Western. go; esty, al;
refined cou-inent. zoe. sozth Amsrsczn, la7S; -
fined Brazilian. keEz. l1lA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
NEW YORK MONEY!.

New Tork. Feb. s.-Stsrling to-day closed fra
win rates o points higher. There was better
nQgiry fo- remittance Rates for actual business
closed IS follows: SIXTY DAYS A5zs5si s5o5; demand
s.s7ios&s715; cables. 4s7s0ass74
Commercial bills weFs 4ss3ss4ss$ for ninety GAYS
and asa fer sixty days. Flarr bills were ss4s
far sixty DAYS: grain. Asa The supply OF rrzin
and cott0l bills Ess nOdsTGte.
Money on cal a. the stock exchange to-day
opened a. ~ Per cent: highest, ~; loTest, - I:
closing - per csnt- Most q the days ioaus we're
a. ~ peT cent Tine mo1ey vas quiet and feature
less. With verT light de1naDd- Finds we're offered
with crnpa-stire freedom, except for the Shorter
aiuTities for which several institutions withdrew
offerings owing to the inactivity q the MARKET At
the sane tine. however. i difficult 70 obtain
bids Rates Gzssk per cent for sky dsys 24ss
for ninety days. 2a3 fer four Huths. 3as54 for
I've 70 six months sal foT twelve months
Mercantile Tapr cane INTO the market IN nod
crate amounts. meeting with good demand. Rates
s-zaa per cent for sixty 20 ninety days. indo-sed
bills receivable 5za4 for choice fOI- 70 SIX moths
single names; 5sa5 for others less vel known.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb s.-Foll0wing are the prices on
I've stock quoted At the Union Stock Yards to-day:
CATTEE-Rsceipts Tor EpeE ended a. noon %
dag, Isl bead, sEzisst LIZ last week; s. carloads
On sale and market generally iac lo~er Good 10
p=ine heavy steers l0s65. Others 35ges s :
hsifers. s5z5.o8: c0Es L5hlsa: bulls. Z75aEB-
ssockGs and feeders. 3o1a4s; fresh COWS. 2sa
$40
HOcs-Rscsipts fer week ended at noon today.
"A So head. against IZEs5 last week: far ssip.}v
ulzrzst lower. Westerns. 675aTS: from ozser
points s.5oa5-s5; pigs. 6eaz6.Z5. rouEhs 55os6z
SHEEP AND LANBS-Rsceipts fer week ended
st Boon to-day, LslG head. against 2s5 lsst week:
fair supply; market steady sheep. Z5a5-5o: lambs
55osS1o
CALE ES-Rscepts f0r week ended a. noon to
day. So head against lss last week; light sz7piy
market firm. Common 70 best. Au1sSe9.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bslsiuorc Feb. 9-Quotations as established By
The Baltimore Fruit and producs Association ara
as follows.
BUTTER-Cresns1. fanc. De- D. S1A35.t: ini-
istion, za23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls la
9: storepacsed Chic RAIL- do, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. nsls
EGGS-Msrxiznd. Pe1nSylyEuis- and nearby fists
en- arsts 81: West Virginia 81
LIVE P0ULTRY-sr-ing chtckszs. per b, Isai7
rssseh and stae-y Sals; hers. heary-reight PEP h
Il: decks. p9 D., llsI5; Do. ghite Pekirs h..
Is: zesse pr Ii. Has; pigeons yozns. pair.
Bar: do old pair. Is; guinea fowls, old. each.
3; Co, yoaus II lbs. and ever. each %; turkeys.
young hens. per b. q; yong sob5lers. per ID,
is; d. snail and THU. per u. liai2; Old tons.
PER n, IszT.
DRESSED POULTRY = TURKEYS, choice fat
young hens. peT ~. la2; do. mixed. young ard
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltm0rs. FEB. s-whcst vas strong. o1 reports
from ire Wsst: co-n- I'm; oais. active ard fin !:
ne. higher and for. steady.
WHEAT-Spot cUtsct. Ia: Epot No 2 red
Western, liz; FeHTrzry, La. March. IA; Nay
LIZ: rscspts. - BUSHELS: SCuthern On g-sde LA
la
CORN-Spot cu1trzct- SssfasSss. February. sSlSs
81. Msrch G1sasSS: MAY. 6ssSzss&. steamer nix
81. ssssss64. roCEiDez R.S6 bushels; eEports Ee.-
50 bushels; sOrtbsra white coTn. 6s5s7li: Soathea
rellox c1-n. 5szs6E.
OATS-s.sck n elsvat1rs 10 81 bushels. ship-
nents frosn elssafnrs. 5-EgI b1shgiz, White No 2
5rsas5: do mixed No. ; 8a55: do. No l. ia
$50. n.ixed No 2 S1s. mixed No 3. SssS1
RYEstOck b. elevators. 1888 bushels; ship
msuts f-on elevators. asa bcSheis: No 2 Western
&c. S2ssZz; bsE iCsS as 70 qcality snd cnaiti0ns
T5asa
FIoUR-win4e- extra tIas8So; winter clear,
lssa4 50; winter straight l7Das-5; winter pstslt
Sa5as Is: spring cszr. 4Z5Gl55 spring sTaig1L Ase2
ssI5; sgzing ps;snt 6saz3ss; City Mills best pat
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By " p. HThbs & Co, nsm-
hers q the New Tork Cotton Exchange. Hib0s
Building 3 Fifteenth street northwest
New York Feb. a--CCtton opened vsry s'esa~.
though months shoved decline q tEo e for
points loW cables ard fresssre from local bears
Prices held firmly through sappcrt By spot houses
until afternoon when prices ssEEed and closed from
tVa points abo7e 70 To below the opening.
Recsipts az the ports were q 600 bales. against
g So last wesk and &sS2 last year. For the zesk
- GO hsies. against q ss5 last week and T7..z
Fast year Recepts AZ NsE Orleans were 3 "a bales
against aele last year. s1S at Houston Ass bales
--i--l OK Las ~r.-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

New York. Feb. 9-Upon the smallest
full days business OF the year TO date
the stock market most Of the time to
day was animated By the same advanc-
ing tendency that characterized Il yes
terday. but speculative dealings were Of
the mos: iistless and perfunctory sort,
and toward the end OF the day the tor
per Of the market became such that
prices inclined 70 sag. and closing quo
tations presented rather an irregular
mixture Of advances and declines.
The most notable feature Of business,
50 far as there were any whatever, was
the buying Of stocks here for London ac-
count, amounting 10 about $500 shares.
and the importance Of the development
Is that there is the first occasion for a
considerable time that London has been
q buyer here On any more than a trivial
scale
Outlook Better in England.
To-Gay's purchases were unquestionaoly
due 70 the encouragement that has come
over English financial sentiment in the
last few days, owing 70 the changed
state OF the English financial situation.
brought about by the influx OF money
into London from various quarters
The entire financial market In London
has become decidedly stronger. and dis
counts, both in London and In Paris,
ere well below the official rates OF the
Bank OF England and the Bank Of France.
While al this continues, the probability
Is that the financial relaxation, both IN
London and In Paris. VIII not become
greater before It becomes less; s=a there
ss thus a stoppage OF talk about gold ex-
parts from this country 70 Europe, even
II our bankers stin continue to ship
small amounts OF gold TO Argentina, n
consequence OF the diversion here Of de-
mends ordinarily address 10 London at
this season
Sterling exchange here stin keeps
strong. chiefly. no doubt. because Of the
large sales OF American securities made
IN this market BY foreigners during the
last Two months OF last years
Rio Grande Advances.
A further advance IN the Denver and
R3o Grande common and preferred shares,
principally the latter. that occurred to-
day, led. Of course. TO renewed stories
OF a buying for control OF the com
pany's stock that was supposed To- be
going on The rise IN the market valu-
alton OF these shares IS still something
OF market mystery. but 1t IS not I'M
probable that a conclusion. on the part
OF various capitalists OF corporate inter
estz, that the stock Of the company has
been rather commonly undervalued has
had more OF less TO DO with the advance
Other strong stocks to-day n the early
dealings were the Westinghouse Electric
and General Electric shares. for which
rumors CT Improvement IN the electrical
manufacturing business we're again Of
fered as explanations. There was no
change worthy OF note IN either call OF
tine money rates
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

New York. Feb a-WHEAT-S-o1g; hinde-ing
trade. No. ] Northern Duluth, 70 arrive. Lzy1z:
No. red. T. o B., LI5l1; No 2 hard, New York,
(. o B.. LIs1k; No. l Mazr0ui L0- T. O. b:
No. ! Scrthsfn Msnifoba. Z O b. L2rs: No 2
Manitoba T. o b.. Llsiz. Exporters took loads
mainly DuTum and Manitoba
CORN-Scarce, checking trade No. elevator. to
sTrise. 7lz; No. 2 Z O. b. spot 81: No. 9 70
aIriTe. e9i3- Z O D.. No 2 ysilOE T. o. b. 6si1
No. whiie, Z o. B., nominal Exporters took q
loads.
RYE-SIow; 2sois Z. o. B.
Commodity prices we've a. a highe: pane to-day.
especially con, which sho1 ssIlezs were anxious TO
cuTe- owing mainly 70 light stocks and uufsForzbe
reports from Argentina
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

seles-ReEulsr csu. q O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and EzsctF3e e. S-oO0 AZ "a
Washington Railway and Electrio common. 81
a T.
Washington Gas. al "a 8 at ~. s 81 a,
= Il "a ct 4. 3 at =. 2 At y. q .. >
AZ .. 2 a. 3 a. 3 3 AZ = 8 a. =.
Ns7EenfhaleF Linotype. y az DSz-
Commercial Insurance zoo q s.
Afser oali-wsshiaSt0R Railway and Electric S,
son 81 g.
Washington Railway and Electric cours0s, .
az q
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Sc
az sS
Following are the I'D and ssked pricss On ysstsr-
days WashinE1Gn stock Ezchaazs:
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

o9otations furnished By y. B. Hfbbs & Co. nsra-
bsTs q the Chicago Bosrd Of Trade. Hibos Build
re. = Fifteenth street northwest
Chiczgo FEB s-Th0ugh beans made savage
stack UPON the market and local bulls sold freely
fer prodt account wheat held vel today AMID
tie widest excitement Nay wheat vas pushed I'D
% III. and abogt the sane tine July sold at
Leo At the close NAY lad lost half a point,
bat jay held 70 the high point Of the DAY.
Corn was steady and firm. having some Of the
activity and adFance a wheat
Oats we're fra ard higher
Provisions joined The psoceSsiol to higher fg-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
wAsHIxGrOx CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-E1tz. per ext. ssossae; hatcher, 4u0a
&c. comnoa, 29os20e
Hoes-Psr cEs-. sEOss, eaaasz; ordinary. p=
r~t E5ez55-
IAEEBS-Choice. :: medium. szs1z
sHEEP-Prine, Aoosisos conman. s0zzz
/ CALvES-PriE1s, pr b. 81; msdiam, TSss;
CoWs-P-sne, assa, each. 59a5oo; eunzor.
Eoaasoso; I'D Ead drys lesaalSe.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

Chickens. s.raieht. yo1ng per H. izals: Co. mixed.
yourg and Cd. lssIS Ducks. ehoios, fat p= ID
ikslA Geese nearby choics. pr n. Izal1 uspous,
! lbs and sFG. pr u. zazz: d. zna1 and MIXED,
lssR. SiDs pr b. Isalk.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

eut. Sd; CITY Mills hiEh-srsde patent. So: CitE
Mis- hizh-Srsde straight. So; City Nils choios
family. 80: City Nils cItra- 35a4oa Bye fo1r.
nAaiar % choice, sZRL0 C0n neal pz l0
Ihs lSaL6
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotations furnished hg II. B. HgbAs & Co.
Members New YoFk stock Exchange. Hib5s Build
rs. - FHtee1ih street northwest
CALL sIONEI-SALEs BY HOURS.
Money: o., "a; r., 21zs &, "a; CI- "a.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
MARKET Is LISTLESS
Volume of Business Smallest
of Year to Date.
PRICES SAG TOWARD THE CLOSE

stocks Advance in Early Dealings
Despite DuIInesz, buf Weaken later
and Become IrreEuisr-Buying for
London Account n Notable Feature
for the First Time I'm Several Days.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BaltinoTs, Fsh s.-Foslo<ins are shs sales and
qrosaeoas ca the most scsiTs securities listed o.
the BsltinoFe Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b " 3 Hibbs & Co. mem
bers New To-k sock Exchange, Hibhs Building.
72s Fifteenth street. northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

MONEY TO LoAS-LET US MAKE TOvR NEW
iosns Or replace oi6 0les At lsEest rztss q h
frress All sranszc1ions cordsctec with economical
consideration fcr borrussrs. VIZ. i. SAUNDERS
< Co, tsE - ~. OcSu
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Trugt funds hsld fT the redemption Of
outstanding notes and certificates:
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10

MONET TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest cz-ent Tstes q interest SPECIAL
pziriiegus with respect 70 pgios psynsntS TYLER
& RUTHERFORD dncl. 80 9Th s. ~. Ehfd
The Washington herald., 1909-02-10
100000 TO LOAN

o. WASHINGTON raj estate: cay tsrns- Apply -
DISTRICT REALTY co. Inc. d T Law. m1n-
s=sr. Loan and rental department Oaces. So BOND
BLDG. ccE 18Th and New York ara Nv zS-d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
AViSO
SOyie1ad Industrial LA EUSK iLDUNA'
FABRICA DE PASTAS PARA SOPA

Ell Consejo de Gobierno de esta So
ciedad acord6 admitir durante Ochc
dias a contar desde hoy proposiciones
bajo pliego cerrado para la construc--,,
ci6n de un edificio lateral que de
acuerdo con los pianos hechos sc agre-
CARA al actualmente existente, que po-
see esta Sociedad en- Puerta de Tie
ira, calle de San Agust1n.
De las condolences material nece-
sario para dicha construction dara
los interesados una NOta Y tOd0s los
detalles que Sc necesitan, ell Tesorero
Administrator de esta Sociedad don
Jose Lopez, de la casa de Sres. Suce-
sores de Perez Hermanos de este CO.
mercio.
Ell Consejo Sc reserva la facultad
de conceder la buena pro a quien pre-
sente las mejores proposiciones cons
truir por administration dicho edifi--
clio, 81 las proposiciOnes recibidas no
10 conviniensen.
San Juan, P. r. q de Julio de 1909
FL presidente,
Luis Venegas Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Hojas caidas
poesias de Salvador Brau. selecciona-
das por el autor s ilustradaS con
notas interesantes.

Este ibro, editado en- la imprenta de
La DemOcracia," forma un grueso vo
umen de $50 paginas de buen papei
y bajo alegorica cubierta, debida al la
piG de Marie Brau Zuzuarregui, y sc
vende en- las librerfas de Sanjurjc vi
dal y del BOLETIN MERCANTIL, y
en- las respectivas oficinas de ell stHe--
RADIO Espanol" y "La Democracia", &
un dollars cada ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
A los slsei!gtaI@ ' Agent9.

Para L. buena Marcia de este Admi
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas do
iuocripciones & este diario sin0 desde
d primeto de cada mes. Las BAJAS
V avisar&n los dias 30 6 81; advir-
h6ndose que Las que 90 dieren con pos
terioridad no se tomar&n en- cuenta
Il yurtirxn efecto en- 10 con4ablhdAd
aasta e. dia 6ltimo del mes siguisn-
- al en- que se solieiten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

Por infraccion de las orGenanzas
2; por acometimiento y
aggression l ; por infraccion al reglamen
to de carreteraS /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
PUESTO DE CEBORUCO

Por clUeldad com amimaIes 4; por
turbar la pa1 pilblica 3; por inIfrac-
cion de las ordenanzas municipalities /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29


Oenstruetoresde toda maqun-as para Oentrales
ysoatasas Dc factoriaa eompleta incuyende edifsss
Para nlormss p1ssaIaessoA ,aanos. etc. irijlrseA
Sucesores Dc L. Villamil & co.
Adr7n aznzaA1m PARA Yv.1ro RICO.
Otn@ n0nO19 IGcb1@ en- ID libpdQ del BOefn MnClDh
Las grandes spli;aciones de electrcdad
sasaai:rnado en- lei: IL;
tems
Esssae oss
denado enpasta.
Bbiotee. de lngenierfa
Ingenero 1zs
de consruocoaes de Hormigdn b cemento armada.
Resstenca de Materae. tomo encuadernado
de saneamento pobaciones I
Minero miaas -
pdbiicss.
para E1pio;sci6a Aqua
Bbioteca del MecAniOo
%eszaiss %ss5e;s
Bbioteca Industrial Agicola, Artes OGdos
Manual para la
p seS De Mss loo
vaaemeeam Del vetelinaiio del ganadero
rratado de- Economic rural too encuadernado
IZooogfa General encuadenade tela "
Aericalura Cien16cs. encuadenado o25
comeib1es encuadernado tea "
|Pc;cu1tura Ostcntura
Manual Pzeeo psra cntivo Algodonero
Principles general encuadernado
Manual del losta recctas pracs to1no enoa-
Tratado Complete Manipulation Vinos.
dernado en- tea Observation-Disclosures.
Traado practice d. la fabrioaci6a del Aguaenbs
cuadenado en- tela ........~.
Manual
nado en- ea s7s
tela
tomo encuaderrado en- te1a
Trtado
ndus Comercio de las lana encuadefade ga tea o55
Ell abogado Industia1es. g o25
Manual del perumsta, Jabonero khStNa 90 d50
de Confterfa, paseeia Reposterfa. en<1aaaer
pequehas Rd*t'a
sssj, Artss ipdass1ss d;sd IS, o ozs
"a Tipografia S@ oA6a
Fabrication geladna, eagruaes-
Manual para consrur oaa cee De Reoes de so oso
Meteorooga General tono encnadernaslo en- e2s " o5o
IEtnograia. o.3a
|Energfa fisce. oSo
1Cosmografia. ~ oso
Estenotpa Un,vea-Taquigsia Mecanca.
Manual aaao de Teegrafia Te ssrs Pract soo Rdsa
l'tsd0 de de- cissis aS ne 1aa 'osn0 81
Manual del Carpintero eann*a.
Fomulario Dujardin ultima Edia<ml s'"a
| encuadernado en- teaa : rs
Anropometrfa. atonaoen
MnraI I % da !. fs1rsriSn e 1s,va;ces <o,as c pa .oa
6Rbioseca gara esm&ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

commercial.
PARA Ia COSTA
OOsteros Isabel y Deseada.
Buques en- puerto
DEL EXTERIo0
Kate Feore, descargandO.
E. Star Jones, descargando.
Lucia, cargando.
August w. Snow, decargando.
Framsoes NJ, descargando.
Coz oamo, descargando.
oosTAN1Ros
1uuId, ucScdISdAUU.
Carmelita, pendiente.
Ana Maria, Aguadala y Mayaguez.
San Miguel, Iuquillo.
Uberita, Vieques.
Progreso, pendiente.
BUQUEs ANUNCIAD0s
Vapor espanol Puerto Rico, Debe
haber salido de Barcelona para esta
hacienda las escalas intermedias ell 19
del corriente.
Cons gnatarios Sobrinos de Izquier-
do = Co.
Vapor espanol Montevideo. EStara
aqui mailana, procedente de Espaia.
Consignatarios, Sobrimos de Ez-
quiaga.
Vapor americana Caracas. Saldra
para New York, el 4 dei entrante.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana Philadelphia Re-
calara ed 5 de Agosto prOcefiente de
New York
Consignatarios, ViMar y Co.,
VELGROs DE LA LINEA BKNNER
Goleta americana Republic. Saldra
de New York, para esta y Arroyo el
3 del entrante AgOstO.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos ae Ez-
quiaga.
Goleta americana Henry Lippitt.
Saldra de New York para San Juan,
y Mayagruez el 10 de Agosto entran-
te.
Consignatarios, Sohrinos de Ez-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-03
NO WEDDING GIFTS.
English Bride-Elect's Request tt
Her Friends.
rom the London Mail.

From the London Mail.
mo flowers has long been a familiar
phrase in obituary announcements and
now mo presents, by request has made
its appearance in the newspaper column
in which fashionable engagements are
announced.
The first bride-elect publicly to emanci-
pate herself from the tyrannical yoke OF
the wedding presents is Miss Lillian Lut-
ley of Oldham Priory, Hants. who is to
be married in the autumn to Mr.. Harring-
ton Morgan, judge of the civil courts of
justice in the Sudan The engaged couple
have requested, through the press that
no presents be sent to them Letters ex-
pressive of good wishes, they add, will be
very acceptable.
There are many service people who
have lived to wish from the bottom of
their hearts that their friends had alb
stained from burdenng their lives with
well intentioned wedding presents, and
civil servants who go abroad are, | should
imagine. in the same position said the
Wife of Il naval officer who is d member
of we'll known ladies' service club.
Presents in the form of checks are, of
course, acceptable. and jewelry does not
deteriorate with keeping, but for a young
couple to attempt to carry to distant
lands the heterogeneous collection of
silver articles. silk cushions, afternoon tea
cloths and glass and china with which
their friends have endowed them Is to
saddle themselves with a very expensive
and very useless appendage.
Il know of a woman who was married
five years ago and the wedding presents
are still at the repository where they
were sent after the ceremopN" added this
lady. =.