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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
us Washington Avenue 1s42ss! z91i2e
pal ownership of pubic utilities, May
or Mcclellan said:

pal ownership of pubic utilities, May
or Mcclellan said:
There is general socialistic ten
dency abroad in the country. and II
requires all the backbone of govern
inent and city officials to resist the
pressure.
Mayor Mcclellan said that there
ought to be fewer city departments
no more than eight or ten. with
greater pay and power for the heads.
Il think at the present time
have the finest men that could be
secured" Mayor Mcclellan said.
There was a suggestion in the pa
pers the other dav mentioning the
president OF the United States as
my successor. The friend or enemy
who inspired 1t declared that Mr..
Roosevelt would have Taft and Root
in their city department. II is out
Of the question. In the cabinet there
is great honor. To he the head o:
a city department means unlimited
criticism. intolerable aDuse. no thanks
and no praise"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Coal and Coke to be Shipped to
Mexican Ports.
STEAMER QUE TO LOAD FIRST CARGO
Heretofore Coke for Mexican Manu-
facturers Has Been Sent from Bal
t.more and Norfolk, But This Port
Is to Ship Big Share in Future.

The British steamer ky!eakin. Cap
ain Lennox which sailed from Perth
Amboy. Wednesday, and is due to ar
rive here today. will load a cargo
OF coal and coke from the Chesapeake
& Ohio Coal and coke Company. con-
signed to Mexican ports.
This coke. which is extensivei!
used in manufacturing industries in
Mexico. has been heretofore shipped
from Baltimore and Norfolk. but II
is understood that practically all the
future shipments will be made
through this port. and that con
siderable amount will be handled in
the next few months.
The Kyieakin. after taking ont this
initial cargo. is expected to return
and make several trips between this
city and the cast Of Mexico in the
coming year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
PropPietOrs Of Picture and Vdude-
Vile Theatre to be Arrested.
OBSCENE AND VULGAR LANGUAGE
George and Arthur Chrysson Are
Charged with Permitting Performers
To Be Offensive in Presence Of
Wcmen and Children.

Chief of Police Reynolds last night
swore out warrants against Arthur
and George Chrysson. proprietors OF
DreamIand, a vaudeville and moving
picture theater. charging them with
permitting obscene and vulgar Ian
guage to be used by vaudeville per
formers in their place.
The warrants will be served TODAY
and the cases will BE- tried in the
police court tomorrow morning a
dozen or more we'll known men wnO
are known to have visited Dreamland
during the Tasi few days will be
summoned as witnesses.
Chief REYNOLDS states that he So,
cured the warrants on account OF
numerous stories which had reache 4
him concerning the alleged vulgarity
permitted in the place conducted nv
the Greeks Il is SAID that during
the first three DAYS of tine week
two vaudeville performers. whose
lines OF talk micht have made a hit
in the Old Barton theater in its palmy
DAYS. held forth In the presence o.
audiences in which there were many
" men and children.
The chief went to the theaier We'd
ne-day nigh, for the purpose Of sec
ing the acts in question. hut they were
not nut on again. After conference
with Commonwealth's Attorney
Berkeley. the chief decided TO secur"
warrants against the ChrysSoDs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22

to give an expression for pubiica-
ton touching upon conditions in Cali
fornia as they relate to the Japanese
question: The conditions at this time
are too chaotic to can for public ex-
preston. Mr. Hearst is well acquaint-
ed with conditions IN the coast and
undoubtedly is well informed and
knows whereof he speaks"
1t is reported thai the greater part.
if not all. Of the California congress
siOnal delegation. has been asked to
meet the president today for the pur-
pose Of discussing the present Japa-
nese situation in California.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
HAD EXPRESSED OPINION,
JUROR IS DISPLACED
Trial Of Another Alleged Night Rider
Besjn-Three Witnesses Are
Heard.

UNION CITY. TENN. Jan. I'll
After Sol Warde. farmer OF this city
had been substituted for Juror Casey
pressed an opinion as 10 the guilt
Of the defendant. the progress Of
evidence in he trial OF Ed Mar
shall. alleged Night Rider. charged
with murder in connection with the
Iynching of Captain Quentin Rankin.
began late today.
According TO the affidavit Of the
counsel for the defense supplemented
by The evidence Of two persons. Ca
rev had dc dared thai he believed
Marshall guilty.
~. was removed from the jury
by Judge Jones
Three witnesses testified today and
repeated practically without a new
feature. the testimony given at the
previous Night Rider trials.
Sid WaGdrll. secretary Of the West
Tennessee Lana Company. told Of
RankiI.S connection with the Compa
nv: ! =. Carpenter. lawyer Of this
city. testified to making an appoint.
mcnt TO meet Rankin ard colonel
Taylor a; Walnut Log. aud Ea Pow
81, who i. is declared was forced
10 accompany tn" land on The night
" the lynch.nc. told q the KILN
and declared iha; n" recognized sew
eral Of the party. Int did not So"
Marshall
Powell was still on the stand when
cour' adJ"Trned for he day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
SHIPPING REPORT.
Thursday. January ~. 1909.
Arrived.

Steamer Antiopc OBJ. Jones. Gal
vestor-to White Oak Goa! Company
for bunker coal.
Steamer Bav State ST-idFrn. Pos
tonic White Oak Ccal Company
for cargo
Steamer Teaspool. iBrD. Mccarthy.
New Oriean$-to White Oak Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Transport Sumner. Havana.
Barge Idaho. Providerc"-to CheS-
apeakc & Ohio Coal Agency Compa'
nv for cargo.
Rarge Knickcrbockcr. Providence
to Chesapeake 4 Ohio Coal and Coke
Company for cargo
Pargr Florida. ProvidenC"-fo
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Cox"
Company for cargo.
Barge Britannia. Bos'on-'o Whit"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
SOUTHERN PACifIC'S sun q
AGAINST YARD CoAlPROl lisED
Settlement Of Case involving Abo6e
100000, Approved BY -
Court.

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Judge La
combe in the United States Circuit
Court today approved OF a notice g
settlement entered in the suit OF the
Southern Pacific Company against The
Newport News ShipbuildIng and Dry
Dock Company. filed by counsel o.;
both sides.
The notice states that settlemeee
has been made in full.
The suit. which was for breach
contract IN the building OF five steA
ships. vas instituted two years &C.
The amount involved was sb0ne
$4,000 -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22

San Francisco, in which he calls at
tcntion to the imminent danger arts
ing from the preSenc" of japanese
in California. and the possibility OF
war with Japan as result of the
action of the California Legislature
in taking measures to protect the
state from Japanese immigration and
curtailny III" privileges of the Japa-
nrse now III the country. California
senators ard congressman, ~ well
as representative San Francisco bust
men now here for the purpose Of ap-
Fearing before the public lends COM
mittee in the matter OF the HetChy
grant. were equally emphatic in @N
pressing heir approval of Mr.
Hearts views.
Saws Hearst Right.
Former Mayor James n. Phelan
said Il h.!ieve with Mr.. Hearst thai
the situation in California is very
grave. ana that the Atlantic fleet
shCuid have remained in Pacific
waters That The navy should b"
increased all great fleet as large
ship for ship as that Of Japan should
permanently remain in the Pacific.
Hawaii X the KEY TO the Pacific II
is row ov,.rr',n with Japanese fight
ing men. 1t should be made by for
tif.cations III" Pacific Gibraltar. In
California and Hawaii We have IOday
an enem> within our gates. The
Iaparcs. VII destroy California. il
the imm;-rItion is not immediately
stopped ari the right to CwG ia1i
restricted California is bidding for
a dcsirahi" immigration. and tn" Japa
nose keep il out. As hong as the flee;
is mo- in III" Pacific think il un-
legislature. - act brit the nation must
give us a.-S>urances that no more
Japancs" hal invade california.
Their Coming Is invasion.
@Th.ir inning is non" the less an
invasion cause they com" under
treaty ricm'S The next ;reaty must
recogniz" nc fact that racial differ
cnccs max. the Iapan"+" a menace
10 our i.ar" safety ana prosperity
7. is Sirl;,ly a question Of self-pres-
eryaiicn with the Caiifornisns. am
sure that y" people Of the East viii
accept or Judgment N this question
Hawaii h ALLEN into the hands Of
the Japan -.
"CallforrIa is in frav" danger.
We .I,lk for ;hc whit" race and
TO- AM. an institutions based uDon
intorliconC. ard patriotism whom W"
demand 80: This question bc s''ti"d
aand s,'' O.. now"
RCTr, r't've Eu-l"hr.Cht said:
You An Az for me that Mr. H'arS'
has a." ;1rtS down ricE' The sit.
ua,ina p h." dcscril"s Il is correct !
have p ~ the San FraaCt GO pm
rcrs 49, nd am NOT exactly FAINT
ia- With r.a Situation in ID" l"G:sia-
'uro i'm ard - IN" sC-Cail"d an
rrrar.,.. Wills %
Conditions Are chSotic.
Srua:oI Flint said. 4 do not car"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
CALENDAR FOR TODAY.
CHANGE IN LIGHTING.
Diamond Shoai Vessel Will Show One
Fixed White Light

The lighthouse board has issued
the following notice:
Diamond Shoal Light Vessel. sea
coast of North Carolina. Mcored in
about $50 feet of water. about IA
miles southeasterly from the easteTiy
point OF the Outer Diamond Shoal
and Il IA miles l37 degree 40. tSE
IA s.. from Cape Hatteras Ligh;'
house
Ar-ut May %. 1909. one group OF
lights on both light vessels No. II
and No q. which alternately mark
this station. will he discontinued. 50
that Diamond ShoaI light vessel will
show a single fixed white light II
seconds. eclipse ; seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
THREE KILLED: THREE INJURED
Child Touched Ms;ch to Powder Key
20 See IT errn."
nv Assoc .s.ed Prcss).

JOHNSTON. PA. Jan 2l.-Thr"e
children I"iwccp three and four years
ID were Killed. ano' her aged five was
severely burnci and tao women. 'he
mothers Of the little ones. were pain
fully injured today al S;ruchion. Som,
crsc. count, when IN" .hi!dren touch.
81 a match 10 Leg Of powder "a
500 il liaZ".
All N" d-at and injured were for
cigneGs
Their home vas almost demolished
bv tho exp'oston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
THE HONEST PROPRIETARY
MEDICINE.

has saved Thousands Of dollars n
families Who could III afford th" "X
pcrSe necessary To maintain IN" scr
vircs q a physician. and hav" an
swcred the purpose equally as well
and often succecIed after or best
physicians have failed. Lydia r. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound is ere u
this kird
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
MAJ Continue voyage.

the leaking schooner Benjamin F.
Poole. which was reported to ne
bound here for repairs and survey
arrived az Old Point Comfort last
night. II u expected that she Will
cnntinr" her voyage to Boston in tow
Of IL" tug Alexander Jones jus a.
soon as In" weather is favorable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
WITHDRAWAL or MARINES.
Merely Specifies New Duties fsr q
Soldiers, Says commtstes.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. 1l.-AS
a result Of hearings on the remOvU
of marines from vessels Of the aSyy
held before the s1bcommittee on ~
val academy and marine corps q u
house committee On naval af1A3fk.
tn. committee has found that ~ths
prezidents order concerning TIE
withdrawal q marines from shtpe
merely specifies additional duties Ser
them on shore" end that the pre-
ent organic Law concerning thei: co
pIoymens IL no, chsngei."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
Oak Coal Company for cargo.
Sailed.

Steamers Agpnoria. tBr.l. Kirk
wood. Liverpool: Antiope. thr''
Jones. Hamburg: Teespool tBr). Nc
Carthy. Rotterdam: Sloterdyk, tDthD.
Matt. Rotterdam via Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22

The dereiict schooner VIM. J. Ler-
mond. which has been at the shipy ard
for the past two weeks, having tenn
norary repairs made. left yesterday
for New York. where her cargo OF
lumber will lie discharged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
MAYOR a WITNESS.
moclel!s, Expresses View As n
City Governments.
'n- ~" kssoc'a'eA r-"ssN

NEW YORK. Jan 2i-Mayor Nc
CIclIan vas called TO-DAY as Wit
nos I.f"r" the legislative commit
t." Which under III" guidanc" Of
Former $.ra'"r "a s!dv. as its chair
NAV. !. iny,S'iCafinC Nov Y"'k cry.
fIUsnC's
Replying 20 questions a 10 munici
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
SOUNDS AN1J-
JAPANESE WARNING
Sys imminent Danger in California
Si.ustion-Others from Pacific
Coast enorse Views.

WASHINGTON. y. G. Jan. ~ 49,
Grcat '~tcrrsi was created her" t".
day hy the pubIiraf'or + > telegram
from William Randolph Hearst A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
HEADQUARTERS OF STATE
S. S. ASSOCIATION 6en


Headquarters and the general a.
flee Of the State Sunuay School ~
soc;ation have been transferred a.
Richmond to this city. and Mr.. G. A.
Baines OF this city. correspondtlk
secretary Of the association. WI
have charge Of the Office and fie19
work
The resignation Of Mr.. Loaia
Mcintosh. general secretary Of the -
ISOLATION has been accepted and -
successor to him will be elected 49,
the annual meeting is held Ia c.
lottesvilie next June.
All Protestant Sunday schools -
the state are affiliated with the stea9
association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22
Marine Notes.

The steamship Lord Orn,ond which
sailed from this port January from
the Holland American line, arrived
at Amsterdam en- January -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22

The five steamships above REFEREES
to are the Morgan liners Ell Cid. -
Rio. FL Sud. FL Norte and Fl Awnings,
built at the shipyard in 1899.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-22

Conditions Are ChSotic.
senate Flint said. i do not car"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23
HUMORISM0.

F. rey dc Inglater-a. viendo en-
una callc dc Londres q Pope, que
era muy contrahecho, diio a sus cor
tesanoS.
Para que scrvira ese hombre
cue anda tan torcido?
Para hacer andar dercchos los
dcmas. contest6 el mismo Pope que
habia dido al soberano.
-sQu6 lie pasa a useted, Rodolfo,
quc csti tan triStc2
iQue me natan en- el primer acto
Mejor. mcnos trabajo.
Is que en el segundo Sc VA a SER
yis uHa comida pero deycras. del
Ideal Room.
m6dico de Boston "a. ulsan.
Ir uu aLo hG lido ) todas parte:
j:,u,in rpn Ia rabeza descubierta dc
continue. manifesto que csc es c
'inico nnedio Que IA encontTadc
cou- r. e. c..lvic;e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23

La companfa de Opera die un
fiasco y no vino San Juan. Algunos
artistas de la expresada companfa
pasaron para Espana en- el vapor que
TOGO en- San Juan e( sabado. Parece
que algunas de las cantantes Sc que
dan en- Venezuela por algun tiempol
y otras parties de Ia companfa siguen
para Europa en- busca de contratas.
-Ha hecho los examenes de reva-
Ida en- cirujfa dental nuestro jo-
ven compatriota el Sr. Gerardo Des-
piau y Balseiro, que hace POGO regre-
So de los Estados Unidos con su t.
tu)o dc LIDO. Ell aquella profession.
Sc informa que el el'examen de revai-
da ha sido brillante.
Ell conocido cafe Morgan" que
exlsti6 durante algun tempo en- la
calle de la Fortaleza de esta ciudad,
Sc ha cerrado. Su dueno continue
atendiendo al establecimiento, ho-
tel, que posee en- Santurce.
| -Ha fdo 4 Guayama en- asuntos
de su profession el LIDO. Cautino. Este
letrado es ell defensor de los reos A
costa y Sc propone seguir gestionan-
do el indulto del mas joven de los
expresados reos. Ell ejecutor de la
justicia pubica ha sido va traslada-
do de la carcel de Aguadilla al pc
nal de San Juan.
-L]enos completes ha tenido du-
rante estas tres ultimas noches la
companfa de Zarzuela Gutierrez.
'fViuda alegre" ha obtenido I'm exi-
to en- la ciudad como no Sc recuerda
otro.
Han salido para la vecina isla
de San Thomas en- viaje de bodas,
los j6venes Carolina Sanchez y Fran
cisco Rodriguez Fernandez, que han
contraido matrimonio recientemen-
te en- esta ciudad.
Los doctores Iopcz-Sicard6 y
Aviles medico titula' | primero de
Santurcc y el segundo director del
hospital de cirujfa en- el municipal
de Ia ciudad, fueron los primeros fa-
cultativos que auxiliaron al joven
Aantonio Vizcarrondo, que fallecio
el viernes en- P. de terra q consecu-
encia de un choque con un automo-
vii.
-Ha vuelto a lover y Sc ha vuel-
to a formar ell bache de Ia calle del
'Parque", SY Ia cantidad que Sc di-
10 votada para cegar aquel? Bien Sc
cierto que ahora, con los trabajos de
''soldadura" que han de hacer los Sc
hores del "directorio" que influyen
en- la cosa publica municipal, no ha-
bra mucho tempo para ocuparse dc
la administration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23
LA LEY DE TARIFAS
YLOS CAFETER0S

Convene q nuestros cafeteros CO.
nocer el estado de las cosas despues
de votada la ley de tarifas en- ell con-
geso. Es como 81 Sc dijera el progra-
ma de la function; la situacion del ne
gocio cafetero de Puerto Rico, des-
ipues de haberse desconocido SUI de-
.recho a la protection arancelaria.
F. Sc sabe que durante cierto item
'|po, cl gobierno frances ha sido bene-
svolo con el cafe de Puerto Rico. Pu-
lido haberle aplicado la tarifa maxi
ma y no 10 hizo, en- espera de que un
lar reglo con el gobicrno dc los Esta-
fdos Unidos le permitiera I'm margen
ide ventaia estable para el cafe de
nuestro pals Varias veces vcncie-
fronse los plazos Y varias veces fuc-
From prorrogados. Ahora SC ha llcga-
Edo al vertlce La realidad So toca '
las consecuencias no tardaran cl
| conocerse.
La ley de tarifas del gobierno dc
los Estados Unidos es para el mum
! do comercial, duro V aggressive. La
protection llega a tai limite que per
fjudica al negocio domestico nortc-
americana, cerrando las pucrtas al
|fnegoclo extrangero Mcrcantilmcntc,
la impression general en- todas parties
! ha sido de gran descontcnto. Sc COR
! sidera antipatica la obra dc csc go
/ bierno.
| En- Francia So considnra que csa
ley es una nucva capa d" masoneria
que Sc coloca al va iEfranqueablo
muro de las aduanas de los Estados
Cnldos. 81 bien es cierto que algu-
mas partidas han obtenido en- aque-
lila ley rebaja, otras han sUfrido ma.
9 mepos considerable aumento. Ur
perl6dlco frances dice al respccto
10 que sigue:
"Puede decirse sin duda que el
carbonero es dueno dc su casa. 81 4
los amerlcanos convene no consll.
mir productos franceses, estan cr
! su dercho. Pero 10 que no cs admi
sible es que el Congress, dcspu.s Il,
haber leiislado impucstos Y sobr,
lmpuestos para las mercadcria:
francesas su entrada cn los E>fa
dos Unldos, pretenden tencr dorr
cho 4 engr I'm regimen de iavo
para mercaderias americana~ :: 8,
entrada en- Francia. Tai cs al I'm uni
. co de la clausula de l. nueva !e,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23
NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

Hay mucha animacion para con
currir a Ia function que prepara Ia
ccmpaffa de zarzuela en- benefl-
clio de los, heridos de la campana his
pano-marroquf.
En- el vapor del pr6ximo mler-
coles embarca para Estados Unldos
ell Sr. Francisco Brunet, hacendado
de Manatf, a quien acompana fa-
miliares suyos.
Los vecincs del "Gandul" en-
santurce Sc disponen q celebrar fies-
tas en- celebration de la Virgen de
Monserrate.
-El Consejo Executive aprob6
en- su ultima session, las designacio-
mes hechas por el gobernador en- fa-
vor del Sr. Manuel Gonzalez
para juez de paz de Lares, Francis
co Machin para alcalde de San Lo-
fenzo, LIDO. F. de P. Acuna, DR.. del
Vale Zeno y d.. .Saldana para mi
embros de la junta superior de SAM
dad. Ell Ldo.Acu1a sustituye en- la
junta de sandal al LIDO. ]. Herman
de 2 Lopez que renuncio.
Han sido nombrados conceja-
les de Penuelas, ,Guayama,y Arecibc
respectivamente los Sres. Francisco
Romero, Antonio Grau, Francisco
Bruno, Andres Garcia.
-Despues de vencida Ia icencis
de que hacfa uso, ,ha vuelto q hacer
Sc cargo de SUI puesto el juez de Tos
alta el Sr. Manuel Velilla.
Sc ha vuelto q hacer cargo de
cuerpo de bomberos de la ciudad e
primer jefe Sr. Julio Stainacher, que
estuvo ausente de la isla en- uso dc
licencia. Es de esperar que el alcalde
Y municipio de la ciudad auxilien Ell
sus gestiones al referido jefe mejo
rando las condolences del cuerpo.
-Muchas personals acompanaror
q su ultima morada,e ,el sabado por la
manana, los restos del que fue nues-
tro compatriota el Sr. Ventura Pc.
reira, que fallecio en- la ciudad ell dfs
anterior. Era muy estimado en- la
ciu dad y SUI fallecimiento ha sido
muy sentido. Nuestro mas sentido
pes anne a sus deudos y que Dios ha
va acojido su alma.
Sc asegura que de Ia isla escri
ben los distintos elementos que
forman 10 que Sc llama direction del
partido incorporate" noticiando-
les como esta el papel de uno y otro
grupo. Despu6s que cada cual sepa
con que fuerzas cuenta Sc vera 81 es
conveniente "dar la batalla". Los
senores del "directorio chiquito" ere
en- poder triunfar y mas ahora q en-
el gobierno esperan su luminosa OPT
Mon respecto de la enmienda de la
ley Foraker.
Ell municipio dc la ciudad debie-
ra ordenar que a las casas del Gan
dul, en- Santurce, Sc lie pusiera su CO.
rrespondiente numeracion. Seris
muy conveniente para aquel vecin
&a1 .,,aJ,In
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23
IMPORTANTE!

Sc solicita en- alquiler una
casa con muebles 8 sin elloS,
situada en- San Juan, Gale
c6ntrica, 8 en- Santurce con
arboleda al frente.
Tambien Sc desean colocar
la cantidad de peinte mil pc
sos en- primeras hipotecas sobre
fincas urbanas Ell San Juan 8
Santurce.
Para mas informes. dirigirse
al escritorio del Lcdo. Jose f.
Benedicto, San Francisco nn-
nero 43.
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Casa de PreStamoS, J. Rendon J
COmpahia 5. en- G.

Desde el 10. de Septiembre
a las ? p. m. tendra lngar un
esplendidoremate de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova.
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al
haias. Allen 81 Fortaleza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23
Banco Territorial y Agico|a
de Puerto Rico,
SECRETARiA.

Habiendose extraviado ell titulo
ndmero 526, de custro acciones la
serie de este Banco inscrito 4 nombre
de don Landelino Aponte, de Csguas,
d peticion de parte interesada Sc hace
constar; para Gbrarle ell correspon.
diente duplicado 81 transcurridos dos
meses desde IL primera publication de
este anuncio no se preserta reclama.
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