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The Penalon III"

Our neighbor the Tribune adds this
important qualification to It's iudiciOus
remarks upon the narrowing functions
and approaching dissolution Of the Pen
sion Bureau:
n no asp geasral psnsioa llns ere passd
here must soon be . marked decrease In the pen
tioa roll and In pension expenditures.
We agree with our neighbor. Under
shelter Of that -if' il is perhaps safe "a
predict, ne the Tribune does, that the
supply Of claims growing out 81 the
civil war will be practically exhausted
IN five or ten years Indeed, a similar
qualification would probably have war
rAnted a similar prophecy twenty years
agn ~he= ;A;s total nUmber Of pensions
and the total Of expenditure for pensions
were little more than half Of what they
are at present.
Does our neighbOr recall the opinion
expressed by JAMES A. GARFIELD. as
chairman Of the Committee on ApprO-
priations in 1872. that we may reason
ably expect that the expenditures for
pensions will steadily decrease, uRicss
OuT legislation should be uHparraRtdblg
cEtrdpogaRi-s When that prediction was
uttered by General GARFIELD the high
water marx 81 pension expenditure was
szO. 7eS 0o0. last year the figures were
Sl6i, s26, 2S7.
GARFHEi.D's 'unless" and the Tribune
III are words Of some importance in
the respective forecasts.
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TEE SECRETS or COR.

what Tnkes place WR-a Yon Wh.rh an.
m.n
FFo~ 90 af'eN ~ Araoia haaiiaia ~ no anams
heniNb.
nene on he ms aee. n,as ean yng
s'en.s -',as- " qe'se h'ue no'e' ana
~ inns " % ~. = ~ ~ ~ ~ osnet' 100
~. ~. ~, 49, ~ 49, ~ pteoiss
lsu ~ :. -. - nalAA .oli
Wnat 4Aes pAce % Nnat oaghi 70 axe place
n me human soul 80 every stroke a. lnafina
a nrveufoid ungceuE
g....,t,s !. -, 49,. - ~. ..f .. a..
: '"s' " - WI - ~
eunA
2. Percrpfioa cerebral reception and ~
ornlttnn Of that imaRr.
I, r,-.-,.- . 49, ....-...-.i- - -.
~ '"N'-s "
yva Nlan 70 90
a iaaagilufioa-a picturing - yourself Of haW
n do IL
A aea.u,..,-tne ,,,..,s,.a., q, ,hs ,-h,..
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.Graf,'. ana OtAsr Slang.

To rHE EptrOn OR TuH'SuN The analogy
Of me slang expression graft 10 not very appar
cAt The oppression Doubtless originstcd win
some man possessing knoNiedge Of gardening
but II IL not good slang. Anyhow, u h . pity
II has supplanird 70 such an sHtont the seed Old
Fngnah word stealing ! Tear mat much OF
the reprehshsiblsnsss and disrepuis which az
taehod " the latter has been rsmSved.
Win regard 10 American slang IN general n
may be- said mat while II Il often picturesque
and striking 10 Is rarely apt or witty and sun
more rarely rcnned ., bears Enthusiastically TIE
stAmp OF iSs origin. which Is Among tns masses.
CuriOusly enough. In Engiand slang seems 10
originate among The classes. Anything win .
savor Of vuigahty never becomes popular there.
Ngw YonK, May " SfNWUn
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they so out. Il b even alleged TIA,
he remembers each man and the plsos
In which he leaves his stump and estoOs
the thrifty who would bsnsft by an IN.
change. This reminds M that ons eva.
ming ! walked from the hotel 10 the OPEN
house smoking the kind Of cigar SAaa issl.
oaily follows an unOommoely good dinner
More than half Of Il remained 20 be thrown
with regret out beyond the curb. In a
second OF tWO from the passsrsby smerP.s
q neatly dressed middle aged really com.
Portable looking man. who picked up TIA,
fragment. deliberately cut OF = part n
the end that had been In my mouth
then put it In his own and walked avav
smoking with evident satiafaction.
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To rWB KpsroR ~ TINS SuN-ST, mo pro
posed swimming poi IN place Of ne Central Park
reservoir calls very viyidly 70 mind 0ns Of Harsi-
gan and Harris early successes. II was In ~
or IS. AZ The Old Theatre comique. broadway
near waveriy place, that -cordeuaa Aspiradons-
arst saw ne light Ned Harigsn was an Iriah
noHtirian. funning for Coroner and oAnvaaaiaR
for votes IN q coiOEed district IN one Of Ms
slsrt,oneering speeches BE- delivered ths fol0winE
lines. Delivered them a. only Ned HarEiann could
vim hts inlmltahle Irish brogue;
-if N am eiecisd coroaes. Oi WiIi turn Dc
Foyty second slrest reservoir inao fres sWimmins
bath Tor he blacka"
IL It pdsaih6e mat our present city authnrauss
are attempting 20 redeem . similar piedgsf
gHw YOnE. May y. WV.
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SRORT rORN MEETINGS
CsaaaalsEang Veluns % Business TFansar,s,
REoahllna Ilalaa the neearA.

I
BFookIlnS IHslds ne neeond.
To the Enron % the suN-Sb ruv
sUN Of May 70 prints from tho Kenneh.,
JourHal an tom 10 tho effect that -Prssoua
lale thinks it has the record Of holding
tire shortest town meeting ever known
In ten minutes Il organized and passed
over an article 10 vote additional mono,
fOEshighwayA
Al a town meeting In Danbnry. Con.
December 7. lsa9. sa0.a0a vas sppTopris.a1
without debate and with a roar that shsos
the house. 10 give employment OF aid 10 ,py
inhabiian' In need Of partial support. tho
meeting being called 10 order and adlOurnsi
all within ave minutes
But thsss two pFece1eltR from Maine
and Connections are rather negative tina,
positive. for one was merely pass over
and the other vas a futile effort probably
never becoming operative and should have
bean ruled out OF order.
The town Of BrOokline. Mas, IL sun.
posed to hold the record for the efican,
despatch Of municipal business m town
meeting Situated In the EoogTnphicaI
centre Of Boston's metropolitan district
its busine - lncludeI the most advanced
and pFoare tsive municipal ftlnctions M
town In the land Il required 10 appropriate
20 much money. lts assessed valuation
10 about 900. OOo. O0o. its population about
n 600. is rate Of taxation slO.s0 on o. Ono
and ts voters about A.tOO. IT, annual
town report for isoe records bus two town
meetinRs for elaboration and appronrl-
ations. the annual meeting IN the spring
and a special messing In December. "A
the former. afteg the election Of town
oficers. the town on March 90. iDo9. die.
posed finally Of q warrant Of TWENTY-FIVE
Articles including appropriation amount
Ing 10 about o.. 10000. IN one hour AMI
foFty-eiEht minutes al the other town
nesting. held Decsmber -. seae, : wafrnnt
OF seventeen articles. including large appFo.
priatioBs. acceptance Of several new ROAD.
amendment Of bylaws and other matters.
was satisfactorily disposed Of and the nsss.
ing was dissolved all within twenty-elaht
minutes after u was FIRST called 10 Ordar.
Thia Illustrates what can b well doos
under q representative democracy through
a modern town meeting, and Is the more
remarkable Whsn. ~ In Brookllne's case.
q majority Of the voters are only poll tai
payers
Athens ct the height Of he glory in the
brilliant aRe Of Pericaes required annually
about loo talents. OF about tl.Ooo.OOa
10 run the city. It's municipal business
had q narrow range compared with that Of
modern American metropolitan suburb.
and the AthenlAns lacked the faculty Of
creating and governing through q repre-
sentative democracy.
le Vas q due recognition of the ehicisaey
Of mOdsrn town NESTING methods that I'D
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Blanket" Citizenship for the
Porto RicanN.

blanket" ditiEenship for the
Porto Ricans.
On March rs the Committee on Insular
Affairs reported 90 the House a bill TO
provide a civil government for Porto
Rico. and for other purposes, a measure
designed to take the place Of the now
OutgFown Foraker law Of April ~. 1900
That law was specifically entitled An
act temporarily 10 provide revenues and
& civil government for Porto Rico Il
has served its purpose and there is nov
need Of urgent demand for a broader
measure. Last Wednesday Representa-
tive OLMsrED as chairman Of the COM
mittee having charge of the matter.
addressed the House on the subject and
announced the purpose II the committee
TO submit certain important amend
ments to the bill reported in March
One Of the proposed changes affects
the matter of citizenship. The original
bill provided citizenship for those who
want il enough 90 appear before a court
declare their desire and take an oath Of
allegiance. After that had been done
they would receive, without delay and
without charge, a certificate Of citizen
ship This plan has at all times encoun-
tered stubborn opposition, 10 which the
committee has yielded II ia proposed
W amend the bill - that II will read
that all citizens Of Porto Rico are
hereby declared and shall be deemed
and held % be citizens Of the United
states The matter IL not Of vital inn
poTtance probably, but for various
reasons citizenship by individual appli-
cation rather than by blanket pro-
vision has seemed 20 M. as II did to a
majority of the committee, the better
method. However, as Mr. OLMsTEI
saws. when this bill shall have become
law each Porto Rican brother will stand
forth panoplied with all the blessings
and glories 81 citizenship which will
entitle him 10 all the protection which
the power, the influence, the dignity
and " need be the armies and navies Of
the United States can afford The COM
mittee believes that in this manner the
boon will be most gratefully received
and most highly appreciated. The
present plan seems % carry out the
declaration Of the party platform Of
ia0S, which expressed the intent 10 con-
fer citizenship on the Porto Ricans col
Iectively.
Another proposed change BY amend
ment Of the original bill relates 20 the
Insular Senate. Al present the lower
nO,se a elective, while the upper branch
- an executive council appointed by the
President The scheme reported in
i=rch effectively separated the exec,i-
tive and the legislative branches. but il
provided for a Senate of thirteen mem
bes. five 20 he elected by the people and
eight 70 be appointed by the President.
the appOintees as well a. the elected
members 20 be residents Of and prop
city holders in Porto Rico There has
lsen and Is desire and demand for a
body wholly elective. A compromise
Is now proposed 40 that Tor the first
four years there will be eight appOintive
and five elective senators. For the
next eight years there win he seven ap-
pOintive and siK elective. For the four
years following there are 90 be siK APP
poiRtive and seven elective, and 40 on
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stranger mere Hos within ms waynde tomb
me hadB OF q G1lier bold Of whom
While gaf W. lived u might with nun % ala
Ne conquered DoIth By hsger iyina dad
Win futile shots upnn heH surface apEnl
Ahhurrn1t ever Of unnatural Wnstg.
Has pied on him th1uc DDS which he dlueiausd
Wee when - hadsa'g home % laaa hs rpaf
HefIlga, DIVINE conductor Of No dead,
Ills auiHi 20 ulVmrnl atIll4nl nlnuuVc1.
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rators ring in history. i was q great
piece Of foresight on the part Of this
famous author that he mentioned the
promised land, the land sowing with
milk and honey otherwise his fame
might have died. What a lesson h here
for the rising author. Speak well Of the
land that you visas. for you know not
what society may arise thereon 70 make
YOU immortal.
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n. Record Of q Massachusetts Rssinsu,.

To TnR EpITOR 90 THn SuN-sb' AFTER many
years OF research I fan N IND q second record
fks THIS. Can any one Of your readers Who has
snaa active service dupiieate a.
Exclusive OF shirmiahes. ne MINI Regiment o.
Massachusetts, Volunteers nssi-sO WA enEaEsi
IN tweaty- three battles. 81 fniows Sege Of lofs'
town. Hanover Court HOUSE. Mechanics'ule
0aines Nm Chiekahomiay, Malvern IAN. ManAaaas
bun Rum. AnusaAm Sharpsburg. FrrderieA,'
burg. ChancsiloFsvilis. Bolters Mia shepherds
soun. GetIysburg. Wapping Heights. RfisioH
SlAtioa. Brandy station. Rappahannock station
Nine Run. Wl6eFneaA spottsylvania, Lalfei
Grove and North Ana
I am sure mat thrre are . great mani Of your
readsrs who me myseif would b pleased % knoW
q rsrord Ike ne above. FnAHE AnnRosG.
MoMalEfoBN. n. j.. May ~
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Accidents "a Submarines.

In spite Of the loas Of several sub
marines with all On board the faith
Of France in this type Of waEship OF IN
strnnent Of warfare has not been aha-
ken. On March 81 England had mors
submarines on her navy list. siEty-thrse
10 iifty-six possessed by France; bun
France has tWenty-throe building "a
eleven planned by England, which In
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FTI7I 10 ~ - INN""'
WIN Ne sinner VINO h trying 70 get religion "
borFoWing lhs ecclr.iastlcal dgn from the ironi
porch of Ne UuitaEian Churuh please return - o
Raw n a. LaEing a. s0pn a. u works hla CONVEX
.ion 70 nat sums Other kieptomaniac may hA'ea
ohanns % aaspclals Win q GOOD ming for ~
vat1ins AZ IA ansIlf
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Fpon NJ Ssg YsF4 Tn ~.
u ssemed 70 BE- 6iru1tlg gSN stveniy senoni
,trnra. Win q. nurious . Mus dlsiaacs out from
ne HudHun shoe aMa
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Para once. az Rue Louis le Grand. The daily and
Snndas editions are 90 sale al kiosaue u near we
trand Hotel Kioslne a. BotletArd dss CspuTines,
torner Place dc rOpera and Mosque 10. Boulevard
ces ItaIIns. corner Rue Louis ie Grand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29

10 EmR EpnOh % rHn sUE-sir' Dr. bah
Marian sdgogatss ne raising Of deer Tor food
bscnuss Ihsy eat wea4a. Tho roat DOES hs'iei'
teas papeE and cd ci9tnaa Why got raise Eoas
% pro, Ne q Substitute iar bcsf' h.
Nuw VouM May y. -
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SALARIES 81 Empioysss % ne Now Yssh
PuhlBe LtbFaFy.

To rHE Epu0R % rus sUH-sir Tbsga has
bten some discussion Of late % ne SALARIES pald
men In the employ Of the civ pubic library. II
has bssn Sad nat such employees IN many Gases
receive only $40 q m0nth u this n trua q assma
20 me that the atiendon Of those az TIE head should
he called 70 ne faca mat they may tnks ire ncop.
Any steps 70 have such salaries raised 70 q more
rpaaonAble nrure. A man can't dvo and dress
In New York On snch wages, and n hs hes . family
God pity hint RMABnR.
NAW YOuM Nay a.
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Frpa ~ LgsaasF Laadsr.
Our band has Fona Esnmefing. Tue mosi ~
a. munbcrs bed 40 mueh Wiad and 90 uiu'
HIfs11r
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suS.sr,p.lsa, By NAH Postpaid.

Published By The sun Printing and Puelishins
.AssoriAton a. 100 Nassau stEcrL Ia the Borough
cf Manhattan, New York. President OF 'ne $50
,nulon. Fawa-d =. Mitchell. 10 Nassau street;
Trsssursr Of ne Association. A.. y Laaen. 10
Nassau street: secretary " the AssCriaIion. d. W.
Culnn. 10 Nassau street
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on Saving Inc ciy cot The summer you may
rave THE SrN sent 10 YOU b. mali al the regular
sabscfiption rates. addresses being changed as
cittn a. desired.
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Londsn once. EHhgham House. Arundel street
NiTund. The daily and sunday StS are On sale IN
Ondop Al ths Amrrican and Colonial ExrhnnGr.
rnritou street. Regent street. and DAVIS steamship
hWrnry. n Green street. Charing Cross hoad.
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N esr fFgads rho fas0r W. nth Htanuscrip's for
psbieafoa uttA 10 hare Fstecsd articles TsiurHedhe
a.ts ~ aH cases ssHd stamps for fhai purposf.
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apOtlaas. The bathrooms are large and
apparently never . ons without good light
and outside ventilation; thu bathtnha mas
sivo and oapaciOus. ths plumbing solid
and reliable. In each room h q small
tAbls In front Of sofa. and this 10 . char
aotoristio Of German house furnishing.
In tho Unitsd States chair gsems 10 be
the necessary. adjunct q q table. but In
Germany Il n a sofa.
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In these German cities scraps munt
not Be thrown In ths streets and gnrbaRp
must b removed &c short and regular
intervals. Closed umbrellas must not
be carried with points up. AZ the foot
% the stairs In an Oeice building Won
are likely 10 sss q small rug and above
Il q hand pointing down. with parhapa
tho lsgsnd Bite which in this caas
means what In thu United Statss would
hs sxproaOsd by Please wipe your feet >
YOu do not open the once door and vain
In. but press a button aud tell the asrvltOr
whom you want 20 Sos. just ~ thouEh
you were calling AZ a private raaidanos.
Every nov and thsm In the voaeibuls Of
an once building. q hank or a dsuart-
msnt store you win zee q oOntFivanos
which makes you guess Tor q second
and then brings q amils. Attached %
ne wall b a bit q wood o. metal several
inches long OF maybe tWo OF three Hnoh
pieces one above the Othsr. with the topa
corrugated into q series Of ssnall rsoeD-
taolss cash designed ts hold q partly
smoked cigar. You are not sKpsutsd
10 smoke In ne building. nsittsr are you
expestsd % Be wastsfrl. 40 Tn pin
cipal department. store en- attendant
Stands hoaids thia delicate Device Rravely
watching tn men ds9osls thaiT oigarB
90 thgy % IN and taks thsm ~ Whsn
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finCa de Caha.
EN- VENTA.

Sc vende una finca de cana de
l5CO cuerdas de extension, con 1000
cuerdas prop!as para cana y 500
proplaS para pas.o.
ESta situada en- Ell };llometro 6 de
Ia carrete-a de Manatf-CialeS, atra-
ve.ada en- toda 81 a>tensi6n poy via
fGrrea para el servicio interior Y uni
da por ierrocacril dc vapor 4 la cen
tral Monserrate qle toma las canas
en- la mi=ma iinca.
Tiene en- Ia actual.dad 400 cuer-
das de cana. prGXimamente &c plan
tilla Y 10. Y %. corte, plantacIGn que
adquirira el ccmprador, poi ta>a-
ciCn pericial. Hay huevada E impia-
menros agr.cola> que pUede adquirir
i NJ, 2! comprador >egun suS necesi
ciln pericial. Hak bueyadn e impie-
edto, &c!icU!a> q he pheffe adquiri
o no. ell 80 bIador >egId shS decesi
dades. La f.nca >e:a entregada sin
gravamen a.gU2o 81 ia que Sc firme
la escritura.
Sc ;nteresa al contado parte de su
volor E! resto puede quedar en- po-
der del con pradcg con hipoteca de
IA finca. devenganGo IN intereS TO
dicO -elativamentc
Diri-irse i - duero Dr.. Manuel
Biazquez. Manati.
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Attractive surti5o.

De regreso de los Estados Cniios
el reDreSentante del acred:tad5 es-
tablecimiento Las -N9redqiss. Ia
cOmpletado I'm magnifico surtiIo
de cuanto Sc encuentra le utiI. ! ne
cesario en- aquella importanta plaza
Pedilps hechos a Europa e>tan Ee-
gando tambien Ell cada vapo- Y tod
cuanto exija Ell mas retinado gusto Y
Ia mas esquisita fantasia sc encuen-
ira en- el establecimiento de mOda 1e
la ciudad. Adornos de cabeza, PERU
meria, muebles para gabinetes Y to-
cador, ropa blanca para sehoras 80
noritaS : nihas, sombreros, paTaguas
y som Drlllas, relojes. macetas de ilo-
res. iiguras de marmol. bltc'mt-
terra-cotta. estuches, alfombras. Ju-
guetes, vajiIIa de cristal y de plata
80 encuentrs 4 preclo5 onnvenlentes
en- el establacImlento re "a c4lle le
San Francisco. Or,ienes por cOrreO
Vt elegrafO. Servlc!D pronI0 ) clt'la-
dozo-
I'm esta !mprerta Sc vende
papel de rerlodicoa y.ejOs a
- 4uIuIal
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No 10 divides.

Fen Sen LUIS les Sres. A. Alva
Iez hsrmsno. siguen obteniendO el me-
jor exiio .on laventa Gel sueditado
Ron San Luis produoo de superior
oaIIdad que ha conqui stado justa IA
ns e. Ia isla ' fuera de ella No
oonue1e susiaDcias nocivas Y es una
heeIda t6nIcs V reooDstituyente. No
olvloeis que los pedidos deben haoerss
q Ia scredItads ass cslle de San Jose
En- San Juan, Ron San LUIS
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quintal
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:rr LONDON DIRECTORY co- I'll.
25Abchurch Lana London, E ;.
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IN MAYORDOM0.

Tn mayordomo con largs practl'
ca en- el cultivo de la "caha, desea
colocarse al trente de- una co onia, y
al eiecto cuenta con las 1eierencias
Que Sc Geseen. Para informes esta
Administl acion y en- Eega-baja. aon
Arturo Gnerra A costa.
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"a los Concentrates
W y DeCim0S.

y LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anunc1an.
e gran variedad de tpos estilos para sus anuncios
adornados-Cch6s de estereotpia que mantengan
mplo perfecto el anuncio-Cich6s de plana en-
el espeoales para anuncos grandes para hoas suel
as--r1Jese en- las ediciones de- LA CORRESPONDENT.
oA En- elias vera sucesivaa muestras modeos de sus
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Anuncie Va. con cIaHdad
Y eIeqancia.

Fl anunco artfstioo bonito 10 lee todo Ell mundo
Anonolos oradoa Cch6s eepecalmene preparados para
perlodcamente parte del texto para balances lie
ocos hstas comerciale modelos para ofcinas ayunta
enEo9 aicaldas juzeados ETC. Avise used LA co
A'0nofoNDENClA" y tendra mas amplios informes
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-Cusndo usted compre en- las ten
das haga que lie den el boleto de la
Gaia Registrsdora. Lsto le vale di-
nero.
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kLCALD\A De UTUADO.

Sc desea cubrir inmediatamente
Ina plaza de medico para el poblado
lie Jayuya, que tendra de mil Glen a
mil doscientos dollars anuales en- el
pr6ximo ejercicio, y otra de medico
para la ciudad, con mil dollars.
Las solicitudes deben enviarse en-
UtUado, Junio %, 1910.
A. de Jesus Lopez,
Alcalde.
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COMMERCIAL

NG0VOl2
E N T R A D A S D Ell
EXTERIOR.
Aver recal6 procedente de
Curazao la >Goleta Venezolana
Amadora. 81, #
Vapor americana Santurce
de N. Orleans.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell.
EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Coamo
para N. York.
Vapor americana Santurce
para la 1sla.
PARA LA |ISLA
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Laura NJ. LudG id.
E. Star Jones id
Cover Porrers cargando
Alicia S. l.. Gescargando
Slicia id
Amadora descargando
MOVIMlENT DE
CABOTAJE
Operoclones en- puertoe
Mayaguezaua Humacao y
Naguabo.
Guillermito Arroyo
Petra pendiente
Patria id
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGU ARDAN
Vapor americana Carolina
Recalara el II corriente pro.
cedente de N. York
Consig The N. S. P. r. H.
Napor espahol Pho TX Sal.
dra de Barcelona ell g CO.
rriente para Canarias S. Juan
y Cuba.
Consig S. Izquierdo
Napor frances Quebec Re.
calara ell l. corriente proce.
dente de Pto. Plata.
Consig J t Silva Ca.
Napor americana Phiiadel.
phia Saldra para N. York ell
20 corriente.
Consig: Vil,ar Co.
S. Y. Luckembak 'con des.
tino a N. York Zarpara de es.
te puerto el 20 corriente.
Consig: M>ular Line.
Napor americana Harry
Luckembak Saldra de n.
York para esta el il corriente
le je1os dc Ia Inca "Benner.
Goleta americana Republic
Debe haber sando de n. York
ell % ultimo para S. Juan Y.
Arroyo.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Frank
Hukins Saldra de ". York el
Is corriente para S Juan.
Puerto arenas y Mayagaez.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Lavin;a
N. Snow. Saldra de New York
el IS corriente para S. Juan
y Puerto arenas.
Goleta americana Marion
n. Cobbs Saldra de n. York
para S. Juan y Msyaguez Ell
p corriente
Consig :. Ezquiaga.
B A II G. 0 s.
iCCIONES
Banco territorial y ogricola 5 &
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