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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
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RAILROADS.

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PLUMBING AND hEATING.

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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COMBINED MARBLE
AND LIMESTONE WORK. Ofice OF
Building for National Museum. Library OF
Congress. Washington, d. c. March g. 1903
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering
and setting in place complete the marble
wall bases. pinths, floor thing etc. and the
limestone screens for the south pavilion OF
the new building for the National Museum
In this city. will be received at this office
until ? o'clock p. m, on Tuesday the I'D
day OF March, 1909. and publicly opened TN
nedtately thereafter. Specifications, general
Instructions and conditions. and other in
formation furnished on application 70 this
Office. BERNARD x. GREEN Superintend-
enI Of Construction. mh6. s. 8. Is. Is Is
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LOST.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"A PERSON WHO FINDS Lost
OPERTY UNDE r cIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURING As TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPRoPRIATES SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OH TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 him Is GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16
DBSDB WASHINGTON

Hay pocos espectaculos tan consola-
dores como ell de un alguacil alguaci-
lado. Los fruteros de California con-
siguieron que, al hacerse la reciente re-
forma arancelaria, Sc recargase ell de-
recho de Importation sobre los limo
nes; y, cuando Sc disponian estrujar
al consumidor, obligandole a pagar
mas caro- ese indispensable articulo, Sc
encuentran con que las empresas han
subido el fete de los imones; con 10
que ese aumentO de precio no sera to-
do para los .fruteros, quienes tendran
que dividirlo con los ferrocarriles. Que
estos han hecho perfectamente, esta
fuera de toda duda; son de tan buena
casa como los limoneros 8 hn,omorios; !;
y puesto que existe aqui ell regimen
proteccionista, cada cuaI tiene derecho
a llamarse la parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

muertO, con tantos honores Hay amos
fehces !Un teatrO con mi nombre no sa-
ben ell efecto que produce ir por la calle
y DIR de pronto unos senores que di-
cen: SVamos Benavente esta noche? 8
sQue "echan" hoy en- Benavente? 70
procure, por no hincharme de vanidad,
suponer que Sc referen Benavente, pro-
vincia de Zamora; pero. .vamos, me
siento cadaver.
Ademas, mi retratO en- ell saloncillo del
teatro Espaiiol Gracias mil sus anna
bles directories; gracias tambien a Juan
Antonio Benlliure, y mas agradecido a
todos, 81 va que, por aquello de clos Ill
timOs seran los primeroS' Sc acordaron
de mi para anticiparme en- vida este
honor, no tardan en- aumentar la galeria
con otros retratos que ALI faltan, que
yo soy el primero en- echar de menos, y
mucho mas cuando ell miO sobra-Selles,
Galdos, Dicenta,-y solo nombro a los
que son anteriores por orden cronologico
en- la Historic del Teatro Espanol. Solo
eff la seguridad de que mas Sc atendi6
a facilidades de ejecuci6n, por mis- mu-
chas desocupaciones, puedo aceptar una
primacia que de ning1n modo me CORES
poHde. Y 81 alguien 10 .juzga falsa modes
tia, no sabe que yo tengo una vanidad
tan grande que esta por encima de esas
vanidades Yo quisiera ser cien veces
mejor autor dramatico de 10 que soy, y
ser, sin embargo, ell peor de todos entire
cien autores mas que honraran ell Tea
tro Espanol. i Espana sobre todo y sobre
todos!
Jacinto Benavente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

y CORRECTION, comunica haber concedido
6 dfas de licencia al Medico inspector
del Distrito Sur de acuerdO con la Ley
del Servicio Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Sup0ngamOs que en- cuaIquier parte
del mundo Sc hubiera estrenado una
Obra postuma de tan gran artista como cl
maestro Chapl, y asl hubiera sidO esa
obra-y Y no 10 es esta-lo mas endeble E
insignifcante, icon que respeto no hui
biera asistido el p1blico 4 la representa-
ei6n! Ell nuestro no 10 entiende de esa
manera y di6 u lamentable espectaculo
en- ell estreno de Gel diablo con faldas. -
7 ESQ con una obra que era de su agra
do. Y es que esos 'cines' del garrotin y
de la machicha son grandes centres de
cultura, y hay espeetador que 81 no be-
rrea y patea y reiincha y suelta cuatro
palabrotasyse yse figura que no Sc ha diverti-
do, Y cuando asiste a otros espectaculcs
Gambia de lugar, pero no de costumbres.
81 el glorioso mIsico espahol, que tanto
padeci6 en- vida de esas irrespetuosida-
sies de nuestro pdblico, pudo, desde Ia
region "dOnde asiste eternamente, 'icon-
templar ell estreno de su Ultima Obra,
jque satisfaction la suya haber abando-
nado este pequeho mundo Cuando espe-
ra todavia la iniciativa para erigir un
monumento que de testimonio q la poste-
ridad, no de SUI gloria, pero 81 de nuestra
gratitud, pateo, protestas, groserias!... ...
: Els que va no sc perdona Ia gloria nj a
los muertos?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Justo Garcia, de Cayey, solicita per
misc para exhumar los restos de Jos
Vega Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, remite
muestras para ser ana1izadas en- ell La.
boratorio Qu1mico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Carlos Miro. maestro plomero, remite
para ser aprobadcs los pianos de unas
obras de plomeria que sc han de realizar
en- una casilla del campamento del NUM-
cipio en- Puerta de Terra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16
NOtiCiaS de Sandal
Jacinto Benavente.


no, participa haber verifcado vista de
inspection en- la manana del dia 13, Ell
San Juan los puestos de leche propiedad
de Evaristo Gonzalez, Cristo 8, J. Cha
nj, Cristo IS, JESUS NJ Ramirez, Luna
81, Eugenio Tirado, Luna 63 y Pedro
Hernandez, Cristo AZ, habiendo obtenido
densidades del 90 y medic al 81.
Ell director de Sanidad, Benefcencia
Y Correcciones, remite la resolution
adoptada sobre las harinas decomisadas
pOr ia Ofcina de Sanidad, de acuerdo
con las indicaciones hechas por el Di-
rector de Sanidad.
Ell inspector plomero del Distrito Sur,
informa sobre SUI vista de inspection a
los trabajos de plomeria realizados en- la
ciudad de Guayama; al mismo tempo
da cuenta de las malas condolences Ell
que sc encuentra ell canal de desague que
atraviesa aquella ciudad, cOnocido con el
nombre de "Canal Caaimano", debido
que no Sc limpia desde que su propie-
tario 10 cedi6 la Comunidad de Regain
tes.
Ell Official de Sanidad, de Arecibo, in
forma 18 casos de sarampi6n.
El Official de Sanidad, de San German,
informa dos nuevos casos de tifoidea
presentados en- ell campo, manifestando
que la infection no Sc ha presentado en-
la poblaci6n, y que ell Alcalde ha dis
puesto Sc dedique una sala del Hospital
de las Hermanas de la Carload para ais
lar los enfermos de tifoidea.
Antonio Rodriguez, de Penuelas, pide
autorizaci6n( para exhumar los restos de
Jose y de Felipe Arroyo Barriera.
E inspector de alimentos, de Maya
guez. remite certificado de destruction
de alimentos en- NAL estado a Luis Man
zano, D. E. Cintr6n y Juan II. Marti-
nez
Ell Director de Sandal, Beneficencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Pedro Casanovas, de Hatillo, informa
sobre la clausura de un poZo negro en-
la casa de su propiedad denunciado por
Antonio Nogueras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16
De 0BRAS PUBLICAS

Ell senior L. H. Grahame, ComisiOnado
del Interior, ha regresado de un viaje de
inspection de la Costa Sur de la Isla
Visit6 las carreteras de San Juan-Pon-
ce, Ponce -Guayama, Ponce-Penuelas,
Ponce-Adjuntas y la de Comerio. Todas
Sc encuentran Ell regular estado, los
grandes derrumbes cerca de Guayama
han desaparecido por complete. Sc
ra necesario desviar la carretera en- al
gunos puntos debido a las fuertes aveni-
das de los rios, en- la secci6n Ponce Qua
yama. Tambien Sc inspeccionaron las
lineas telegraficas en- todo ell trayecto.
Ell senior J. H. Ince, Sub -Comisionado,
estuvo recientemente zen el distrito de
Guayama EN- asuntos relacionados con ell
Servicio del Riego.
Ell ex-capataz Fiol, de Obras P1blicas,
que fue acusado por ell Departamento de
Justification fraude, ha sido declarado
culpable en- Ell juicio por Jurado que Sc
le sigui6 EN- la COrte de Distrito de Qua
yama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16
Cronica espanola
DE SOBREMESA

Quien llam6 Paris "Cabotine Vile"
lvaya 81 supo ponerle nombre! Todo en-
ella reviste aspecto teatral, y NO es extra
no que los comediantes de Paris sean,
81 no los mas artistas, los mas aetores del
mundo; porque en- todo parisien hay un
eomediante nato, en- toda parisiense
lno Sc Olga! <...... ,s,..
Ell proceso Steinheil es, en- estes CO.
mienzos de temporada; la pieza de mejor
exito, y 10 sera por 10 menos, hasta el es-
4reno de *Chanteclair Solo Rostand
puede competir con esa admirable artls-
ia hembra, que es q la yez autora y actriz
en- la interesante obra representada. Hay
que convenir en- que cuenta con intell
gentes partenaires'' para darle La re
plica, y el p1blico, por su parte, inter
xiniendo en- la acci6n, como ell coro en- IL
fragedia griega, contribuye sostener ell
interes de la enredada trama, que para
Isl qusieran todos los escritores ''rocam-
bolistass sherlochholmistss' que Ell el
mundo han sido
Dificil sera para los magistrates des-
-enlazar la obra gllsto de todos, y de
eondenar 4 la protagonista, tedos podran
exclamar con ella misma, y con mayor
raz6n que Ner6n: iQue artista pierde
el mundo! He ah1 una mujer que no pu-
do 8 no supo acertar consu camino En-
el teatro hubiera llegado 'soeia" de ia
C0media Francesa. No le hubiera servi-
4lo de POGO, aparte las condolences artls-
tieas, SUI mano izquierda. -. 8 su derecha
Ivaya usted saber! con personajes poll
'ticos de talla. Obligada a emplear s.1s
eondiciones dramaticas en- la vida, quizas
ell fin de su carrera sea 10 mas desastroso.
ESQ ST 10 de "soeia" no Sc 10 quita
nadie, y de la mejor socie<iad.
De 10 que han sido privadas las elegan-
les, con ell rigorismo del presidente no
permitiendo la entrada las senoras, es
de saber a que atenerse respecto al ulti-
mo figurin para vistas de processes SEN
sacionaaes. Cuanta exquisite "toilette, -
edispuesta para la OCCASION, habra queda-
do en- esos roperos Infeliz sonora; tan
Odiada por unos, tan compadecida por
1tros . i. . tan envidiada por todos!. ..
Porque vaya 81 Sc ha divertido EN- este
mumd0 Y ESQ sera 10 que acaso no Ia
perdonen, aunque su inocencia quedara
denOstrada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Manuel Millet, maestro plomero, remi-
te plano para ser aprobado de las obras
que ha de efectuar en- Ia casa del selor
Aponte, en- Santurce. parada 43.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

70, que este aio me sentfa un POGO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Alejo Maldonado, de Naguabo, re1nte
para ser aprobado un plano para la cons
trucci6n de una panaderia.
Rita Malta, de Luquillo. commica
haber terminado las obras del puesto de
leche de su propiedad de acuerdo con el
plano aprobado por la Direction de Sa-
nidad y solicita Sc le aiUtorice para utili-
carlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-16

Ell Director de Sandal, Benefcencia
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-05-16
BLUE GRASS BLADE

their number increased in places where it is shown be
possible
AS previously stated, the Blade is willing take part
in such This suggestion is offered simply for
what 1t is worth. Ii 1t is passed by without
comment, have lost nothing, except little labor and
OF the Blade editorial space. 1t be taken up with
proht any time when the Liberals Of the country
prepared to begin operations
hat needed Is the determining OF place of meeting
date upon which meet and then let all Liberal editors
and Liberal leaders together There need be frc
ton The and only thought permeating the meeting
must he Tor the common good, the good OF all Let the
majority decide when and where the meeting shall be and
then let each back resolved upon work carry the pur
poses and objects agreed upon practical effect Give
1t as wide publicity possible Let all unite
such plan and Freethough i'll America will soon become
something more than name.
lhe suggestion that such meeting be held by the per-
indicated is worthy of consideration, and may result
III lasting benefits to the cause.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-05-16

the truth the time of making application therefor 1t
true however, that many Freethinkers members Of
fraerna ORDERS but in the oriy of cases. their Free
thought has been acquired since first joining, and
member always a member, they have been kept the
This has led the suggestion of raternal, bene
fcary organization for Freethinkers, of fur
therng the interests of the and aording social
atmosphere in which Freethinkers together in
1t proposed that regular ritual be adopted and
put in operation for natory work. the to be drawn
with a view to excluding those who opposed to Free
thought views
Other suggestions have hand, all of them
tanning some value and But which ought
the approval of all TO the effect that the recognized leaders
in the Freethough movement in America to day should
suitable ground discard all differences of opinion,
sink all personal feelings lose sight of personal ambition,
gain, and formulate plan upon which gigantic
ganzaton of Freethought and could be effect
ed appoint central committee take charge of the work
DETAIL and then issue joint appeal all join hands
the and demonstrate the world the strength
and power of the we love-
The Blade is prepared say whether the
raterna society would be proper step take but
1T does approve OF the latter suggestion and its
willingness into negotiations with the liberal
editors and liberal leaders of America for the purpose of
bringing about grand great central union in which
the Freehnkers of the country have confidence, and
which they will readily extend hearty and liberal support
Let be thought, understood that the Blade would
hamper the existing societies in their work Far from it.
Such national body of which here spoken could give aid
and encouragement to ALL wherever and whenever they
appear worthy There could be wheels within Wheels all
moving, revolving and rotating for a OBJ ect
There be doubt that alliance exists, secretly
of course between the church leaders and the political
leaders The latter The former desires legsa-
ton They enter upon mutual trade The result is that
liberties gradually being frittered away the
theological potcO bargain The very existence of
great national body of Freehnker, properly organ
lied, would cura much of this trackng, and by system
attic propaganda, under its management of it
could be suppressed, at least, prevented.
In this brief article only organizations assuming ma
tonal character have been considered intention exists
slight any local body The Buckeye Secular
Union State organization is doing excellent
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-05-16
CANADIAN PIETY.

Some time ago, friend interested in the Blade sent us
the of pous Canadian whom sample copies might
be mailed III the hope of getting a subscriber The
Canuck had received but copies of the Blade when he
sent postal card with the following verse written
thereon
~. ) !. A.
kindly send
Your baneful Blue Grass Blade
If Gods myth, how could there be
y mite of matter made!
Ereethought, you'll find, will bye and bye
Deposit you where you will sigh;
The nostrum has been tried in France,
And only made the devil dance;
And what did Ger your petted Paine
From all his vanished vaporings gain 2"
If it be of ather shave an ass what must be
the waste, in comparson by sending the Blade to one
whose mind could produce thoughts like those contained in
the lines quoed The kndlness' he solicits by having
discontinue sending him the paper is exhibited by
HIMSELF for he appears to fairly goa the prospect of
having to Sigh he believes and his supreme pleas
another suffer because of difference of belief
opinion This is characteristic of all Christians,
and affords unanswerable argument the 'banefu"
influences wrought upon the human mind by belief in
Christian teaching and dogma Any mind presumably in
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-18


Frank Golden i'll the penal sum OF
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Henry Decker in the penal sum OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
James A. Raycraft in the penal sum
of TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
WHEREFORE, plaintiff herein
prays judgment against the defend
ants herein as follows, tOwit:
That judgment be rendered against
P. B. Ellis in the sum of TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS
That Judgment be rendered against
Frank Golden in the sum of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That judgment be rendered aGains'
Henry Decker in the sum of TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS
That judgment be rendered against
James A. Raycraft in III" sum o.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That plaintiff have Judgment for all
costs incurred in this action.
That plaintiff have Judgment for
such other further and different re-
lief as to this court may seem meet,
equitable and just
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-18
POSTALTEL.CO
MAKES MOVE

Another move in The campaign {.
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Tor an opening wedge in Nevada az
alnSl its competitor and rival, the
Western Union, was made yesterday
when the attorneys for the Mackas
corporation filed an amendment to
the already amended complaint ask
ing for condemnation of right OF
way.
The amendment was filed by con-
sent and stipulation of the attorneys
for the opposite side and appears to
represent some oversight Or clerical
error in emitting the description OF
one Of the divisions of the right of
way sought to be condemned
The suit in this case is brought
against the Southern Pacific COM
pany, which is contesting the rights
Of the Mackay company to have the
district court order an appraisement
on the route selected and the delivery
OF the privilege of using the right of
way at a price fixed.
While the Southern Pacific company
has no direct interest in the matter
in controversy, it is stated that it is
bound by several obligations to with
hold the right of way through Nevada
as far as i may legally do so.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-18
NIGHT BIG SUCCESS

The amateur night at the Ten Thea
ter proved the biggest attraction last
night and the crowds that were in at
tendance showed that it had created
an unusual interest. The first prize
was awarded to Mr. Jas. Grant who
gave an exhibition of posing and hea-
vy-weight fling, he being student of
physical culture under Prof. Won En-
gel. Mr.. Theo. GOsemerker and Mr..
G. Reudy were famously funny as
Blatz and iBlitz and ran off with the
second and third prizes.
The pictures and vaudeville are all
featured and it appears evident that
the many new inovations are being
fully appreciated. Too much cannot
be said of the films being shown this
week. The subjects are the best and
are made immensely interesting by
the explanation from the stage ac-
companied by the use of auto horns,
horses hooks, etc.