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TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas As. 8. o0Od1o5-
Capital Traction IS, s5oedlifz, $L0ega
llFz.
Columbia Railroad SIS, S1oooa191,
s.. 0000IG7
Washington Railway and Electric g
s5WaS7. g. o00dS51z. Sl.0oGQS51z. $1,000
Ss--. 81 .00GS5ss- %1.050Gs57z
Potomac Electric Con SIS. Asosdloles'
81 GlgFI1Blze. s., g1gG1I1s, S2.oloG i9li--
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
IS S1G110lof
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 2o19o1z, 1dsJz' 25aSoiz 20
Washington Gas. 25dTs1z. -oaIS1z. I5d
-S--. 25T5stz, 2501Slz. 25dlSlz 2@QlS1e. =
u1sfs
MergeuthaIer. IOGZlA
second National Bank, 56rfSa-
National Bank e. Washington $3.50.
Union Trust, 1CI1SI. 2fff3Iiz, loEf15l Z,
washington Loan and Trust, 10li2l6.
United States Trust, 5Hll2iz. 5all9-
Security Storage u arrants, 3He5s
5Iv5I1O-
After cau-Washing1on Gas IS, 500
1G5l-, S5HgHI0F-
Washington Gas 10dIe buyer 20.
Lincoln National Bank. SI149.
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PRICES TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by " b Hibbs &
Co. Bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
Iu=tou stock Exchange and Chicago Board
% TraGe)
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Complete market quotations
vii be found IN the Financial
Edition Of The Times.

Local reinvestment on the local mar
ket OF January disbursements is under
way. and the volume % business was
large and well distributed The mes
sage Of the President to Congress.
much-dreaded and depressing as II
promises TO be. indeed, is already, has
no terrors for Washington investors,
nor for Washington corporations. Make
the regulations as strict as you want
TO. local corporations Will live UP to
them. There is IN a way, some little
community Of interests here. but it IS
the community OF friendly capitalists
but there is No chance Of Illegal COM
biuatiOns-
Washington investments carry with
them more than one assurance-the as
surance OF good earnings AL continued
or even larger dividends and interest,
while there IS the added indUcement
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TonorouoD Declines VIII A0eg Nearly Tuo Points
Wholesale Produce Prices
3. Cbeese. and Butte:

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter
Sheese-New York fats. large, per ID la
alsci per 10. Isc
E,sss-Nearbys, per doz., &c
-. s'eI-t Creamery. fancy, SoaSe1zCi tSA'
mated. SoaSIcs firm
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. large Per 10
l'ei.c oroilers, per 10. lie; hens. lialfEzc
.o2SteFs &C. young ducks, large, per ID. t5C,
-l-eiis per 10. 12c, geese. per ID. lAaAS-
e-..15ss- TENS per To-, ISc, hens per d. ~
~ - :. dressed, per h., 2ls22ci capohs' PEI
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl s. O0zs5 90: oranges, Per
DoN SlSoa2 >, tsngerines. per strap. s. e0as- "
grapefruit per box. - 55a3 so pi;-eaDples ~
e,sye' S--eeaS2-So; cranberries, per ool-' S'-V'
Vegetables.
Potatoes. per bbI 81 Sc g. Is; sweet pots-
toes s2-o9a3-0O; cucUmbers, per basket. So
as e3- cabbage. per hundred, sl-5oaSl-l5
string beans per busnel.- S3-00aS5- %
lettuce, per basket. s1-5Ga22 .; beets. Pc,
doz- punches. 25a3ocs Tadishes, per 100 81
onions. per Uu-. Sc spinach. per Dbl. q Goa
80 pumpkins. per Dbl. 75caTl- 90; turnips
per bhi-. $50 celery. New York. per crate
s. oa&50. California, s. 75a5 80. kale. per Dbl,
sSa5yc5 Brussels sprouts, per qt. salz5zc;
E.orlda tomatoes per crate. s. z5sS Rs Flor
ida peppers, per bushel. $1.25a2.00s Parsnips,
per box, 75c TO S1.oo.
Live Stock
CaIves-sas,zc; lambs. sac; pork. saIoc-
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ASSISTS HIS HANGMAN.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Jan 5.-PTo-
testing his innocence TO his sister over
the telephone. Jan Choqwoski walked
calmly bacl % his cell n company with
guard and thence 10 the zsIIows- As
he stepped 10 the EaIIows he aided the
hanEruau IN adjusting the rope and cap
Choqwosli was convicted OF the murder
OF a former employer and his wife OF
purely rC-mstantisI evidence
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GIVES UP
NEW SEAT IN SENATE

Senator Shively Of Indiana, who fled
on the seat Of Senator NcLaurin Of
Mississippi a few days ago, as soon as
he heard Of the death Of the NTississippi
Senator, has surrendered the seat TO
Senator Chamberlain OF OREGON He
has done this purely out Of courtesy to
the Oregon Senator
II came to the ears Of Senator ShiveIv
after he had captured the desirable seat
which Senator MCLaUTin occupied that
Senator Chamberlain was only about
ten minutes behind him in fling
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SLUMP FOLLOWS STEADY OPENING.
SOME ACTUAL LIQUIDATION
AND BEAR SALES.
Complete market quotations
viii Re found n the Financial
Edition Of The Times.

NEW YORK. Jan. ;. p m--The
n arket at this time is very weak with
selling pressure being evidenced all
around the room
The following are the p m prices
Steel common SIS; preferred. l25rs'
Union Pacific, 2o1lt; Southern PACING
1851. St. Paul. 1855; Reading l6S-t'
Rock Island. 4s, Great Northern. li-;
Nfoper- 49,: New York Central, l25;
Copper. S71t- and Smelling, 101lz-
Indications are Tor a weak closing
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The in1medlale
opening Of the market was attended
with considerable strength II was cyl
dent that the controlled stocks were
in better demand than others, on buy
ing alleged TO be for the express puF-
pose of forestaUing President Tafts rec
concentrations in favor OF preventing
railroads from acquiring al Increased
interest in the stocks of other railroads
after a certain date This IS supposed
TO be one Of the recommenCatlons IN me
message which Is anziOusly awaited and
which is being tipped OF pro and con
very generally II is a $50 believed that
the commentator will include a
provision that roads can not hold stock
n other roads unless 10 practical owner
snip Of the stock Of the company Louis
Vile and Nashville. Of which the Allan
tic Coast Line has q bare majority Of
stock, opened up IL points. while Pan
Handle, in which Pennsylvania interests
own a ma fority and Norfolk and West
ern. in which Pennsy owns a majority,
started very strong. Pan Handle ad-
vsncIng above par for the first time on
this movement Baltimore and Ohio
to- e
were given some attention. but the &C
rivf-y in these IS expected TO Increase as
his influence cnIarcts- Missouri. Kansas
and Texas was strong on the report that
q party Of influential bankers was about
To ma Ike a trip of inspection over the
road and over theSa peake and ONO
also over the St Louis and san Fran
cisco system This was said % BE- pre-
us-a-orv TO some important changes in
-olvinE traffic relations
Heavy Selling of Rock Island.
The -rnravorabIe feature OF the mar
q ker was heavy selling Of Rock Island
A story vas going around that the oper-
ator who was responsible for the furry
Of Monday week. was selling Out-Trob-
ably not the truth. and that ne would
20 TO Europe. for a long vacation II
may he that there Is some truth iu the
statement and It may be that there
was nothing in the selling but a de-
sire 10 take profits The stock has
moved uD steadily for some time, above
So and that II should get a setback,
probably also ON inside sales for the
very purpose Of shaking out trallers Is
but natural
Southern Pacific also showed the ef-
fects of Dngfit-taEinE and i was stated
tHar traders who bought this stock as
q hedge against bear commitments
elsewhere where selling their Southern
Pacific. having covered their shorts
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ACusacion contra
un satIo.
Pedro Diaz Martinez trato
de cometer ultraje con
ira varlas memories.
Declarado culpable, Ell juez 10
envio a preside pOr un aho.

| En- la mahana de hoy. en- Ia sec
ci0n 2da. de Ia Cortc de distrito, el
Sr fiscal Lcdo. Campillo, presento
la siguiente acuSaci0n.
"El Pueblo de P. Rico. contra Pc
,iro Diaz MARTINEZ.
FL fiscal formula. acuSaci0n con-
:ra Pedro Diaz Martinez, por un de
Ito. de infracri0n del articulo 26O
enmendado del c. j. tfellonv) CO.
metido como >i@lc,
FL citadO Pedro niaz Martinez.
qu forma partc del liStrito judicial
de San Juan, ilcg al Y maliciosamen-
te intent6 con,eter 4 ctoS de ultraje
con las ninas memories de IA amos
Carmen RODRIGUEZ. Jacinta Benitez,
Encarnsci6n Colon Y otras.
Y como este hechO cnntrario a la
lev, pongo il disposition de la corte
a | cita do Pedro Dia Martinez.
Leida que lc fuc Ia acusaci6n. Sc de
clar6 culpahle Y el Sr. iuez, lie impu-
so un aho de prc>idiO.
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S0BRE Il IN
CEND|0 De PONCE;
FL hecho o:urrio en- el
poblado de la Playa.
La casa fue adquirida re.
/: clentemente por el senior
Fornaris Roig.
Esta propiedad estabs asegura-
da On la Norte Germanica .por
unOs dos mil dollars.
De nuestro correspousal.

Abrll 4 4,-Amplando la informa-
cion que envi6 aver dire que esta
manana obtuve los siguientes infor-
mes del case, que hemos adquirido
en- el sitio del siniestro.
En- ell poblado de la playa de esta
ciudad y en- la calle llamada Ell Real,
tenfa una magnffi,a casa de made
ia ell Sr. Jose Riera. Este mismo Sr.
viva dicha casa hasta ell sabado, que
entreg6 la lave por haberla desocu-
pado al Sr. Arturo Fornaris Roig,
quien habia hipotecado dicha casa.
en- tres mil dollars segdn Sc nos ase-
gura, con otra casa que le quedaba
FL Sr. Fornaris por virtud de di-
cha hipoteca va habia pasado dicha
casa a SUI poder.
La casa incendiada Ia tenfa asegu-
rada ell Sr Fornaris, en- Ia compahfa
de seguros Norte Ge,mdnica.
Los bomberos de Ia playa pidie
ron auxilio a sus camaradas del pue
bio, acudiendo una brigada del pue
bio. ~
La planta del trolley como en- to-
dos los casos cedio un CAIRO para el
trasporte de dichos bomberos & Il
playa. La poicia de Ia playa, igual
que los bomberos trabajaron valien-
temente.
Las autoridades investigan el Ca
so, y ell Sr. Fonaris Roig ha presta-
do tres mil dollars de fianza que se
lie ha exijido para permanecer en- l-
bertad provisional, cuya fianza Ia;
prestaron los Sres. Mario Mercado v
don Juan Torruella Cortada. Has
ia aquf los infomes que hemos po
didoadquirir. -s.. VI
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Era dcsgarrador el cuadro que
presentaha el cadaver con las man
dibulaS destrozadas, las piernas par
tidaS V otraS mutilaciones en- su cucr
po.
Su dcSronso-lada viuda en- la mise
ria V cuatro pequehitos q. recIaman
el!amparo de las almas caritatlvas.
Mariana Miranda, no perdia de
trabajar I'm solo dfa de la semana
en- su oficio dc carpintero, Y So dis
tinguia siemprc por su mucha bon
dad, V por que era un hOmbre de
conducta tan acrisolada que era mo-
dclo entire los hombrcs h0nrados sin
ningulna cla~c de vicios.
iDe<canse on paz cl espiritu del
buen puertorriqueho que fu6 sicm-
pre- un cOnsccuente patricia.
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D G P a |acio.

Ell limo. Sr. Ohispo. ha vista
do en- la maiiana de hoy al honorable
gobernador acompahandolo, el Pa
dre Juan Jo~i Lehr6n. curs De Cia-
leS. Tambifn visita-on al gOberna-
dor los Srrs. Auditor de Pto. Rico
DR.. del Valle. con>ejerO del eiecutivo
DR.. >icini" Nizcarrondo. este liltimo
vino 4 rnnfcrenciar con Mr.. Cotton
ao.rca cc aSuntos ssnitarioS.
MIR. Bryan sali6 esta mahana
4 dar un paseo pnr Is eiudad. Aeom-
bahahan al gran democrats Ia Srta
Cotton V Otras imPoraates parse
ms.
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Aumento de Ia
San Vicente. ;
Sc habla de la adquisicion
de una gran flnca que
sera anexada a aquella
central
Cuenta squeIla factoria de nue.
We mil cuerdas en- pleno cul .
two.
De nuestro reporter en- viaia

Abril 3.-Se habla de la adquisi-
cion por la Central San Vicente" de
una gran finca de cana que perte-
nece a uno de sus colonos y aumenta
ria asi el area de cultivo de propie-
dad esclusiva de esta hacienda que
dispone va de mas de 5000 cuerdas
de cana. La molienda continua y ter
minara a mediados de ano.
En- breve efectuara un viaje a
Europa el joven Tulio Otero.
Para la noche del domingo Sc
anuncia un bale en- el centro "Ate-
mas" de esta ciudad.
-Regresa a San Juan, en- viaje
de negocios, ell joven J. Sanamaria
de la casa Hernaiz-T -Targa y Co., que
ha visitado algunas poblaciones de
la costa norte.
-Llegaron hoy con objeto de pa
sar 3 dias en- casa de los distinguidos
esposos Martinez-Davila, la distin-
guida sonora Lola Davila viuda de
Cordoya, SUI lindisima dija sehorita
Consuelo C6rdova Davila Y el Lcdo.
Jaime Sire Davila. FL Lcdo. Sifre,
ira ell lunes a Manati, en- asuntos de
su profession.
Para en- breve Sc anuncia una
simpatica boda. La bella cuanto cul-
ia damita, Manuela Alonso unira SUI
suerte con el conocido joven del CO.
mercio de San Juan, Octavio Garcia.
-Otra simpatica nota. Carmela
Navedo linda flor de este eden lucira
en- breve los simbolicos arahares en-
SUI boda con Candido Gimenez, resi-
dente este en- Arecibo.
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En- Ia hacienda Repa-
rada fue hallado el ca
daver de un hon1bre
sin cabeza.
Sc cree sea F ernando Co.
l!azo que hace un mes
desaparecio de la ciudad.
America Palmieri puso fin a sus
dias ingiri6ndose una doSis
de acido fSnico.
Por TELEGRAPH
De nuestro corresponsal.

ADo AASDVAS SSf
Aver q las 5 (p. n.y. recibimos de
nuestro corresponsal el siguiente des
pacho telegrafco;
"Ponce P. R. 4 de abril.-Corres
pondencia.-San Juan de P. r.
"Entre BY 6 de la tarde, fue encon-
trado por un volteador de la hacien-
da "Reparada" el cadaver de un hon
bre dentro de una pieza de cana.
No Sc ha podido identi6car ell cada-
yer, por faltarle la cabeza y un brazo:
Sc cree que sea el cadaver de Fer
nando Collazo, q. desaparecio hace
un mes, creyendose que Sc habia flu
gado para Cuba.
Juez municipal, captain Mater y
detectives y DR.. Ferran, constituye-
r6nse en- el sitio.
A las 6 tarde Sc envenen6 con aci-
do fenico. America Palmier, murien
do a los pocos momentos en- ell hos
pital Tricoche.
Detalles correo.
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Association de PIoductoTes

Sc recuerda i todos los miembroS
de Ia Asociari1n lie PrOductorcs de
Azucar. de Puerto Rico. que el vier-
nes de Ia pne>cute semana tendra
rfectn Ia Asamblea General, & las ,
dc Ia tarde en- rSta ciudad.
Esta secrptaria, en- nombrc dc a
Dinectiva 80 complace en- encsrccer-
les Ia asisiencia / Ia misma, pOr ser
de gran imPortancia y trascenden
cia para Ia Industia aZucarera los
asuntos que Sc someteran q su con-
sIderaci6n. San Juan Abnl 4 de
1910. Fl Secretario, A. Navsrrete-
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READ THAT, Mr.. BRYAN,
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES OF III.
UNION OF PORTO RICO.

fof Puerto Rico may be declared an
independent Nation under q Protec-
torate of United States, this being
another means by which we may
obtain the self government that we
need an ask for.
VI.
WE DECLARE that we admit
that the political and economical
problems of the Island of Porto Ri
co may affect the economical and
political interest of the people of the
United States and seeming to US
that it is just and fair that exactly
the same as we do not wish that
our will be ignored and constrained,
|neither do we wish to ignore and
constrain the will of others, placing
our trust in God and in the good
faith and friendship of the people
of the United States, we propose So
licit and invite the government of
the United States of America that
IN order that, in representation of
the people of the United States OF
America; 1T BE DEFINED ONCE
FOR ALL the status of the people
of the Island of Porto Rico, by re-
cognizing,under such form as it's wis
dom may suggest, these rights that
We have, and defend, to self-go-
vernment, which we propose an
ask for and demand.
VII.
AND WE DECLARE furthermo-
re, that by a solemn promise we
firmly bind ourselves to defend
propagate, and to exert ourselves
to obtain, the justice Of these ends
and to maintain ourselves compactly
grouped in the Union of Puerto
Rico: as well as to interest, in our
behalf and by means of the most
constant and persistent propagan
da, the public opinion of the people
of the United States Of America.
And also to seve mo case, under
no circumstances, no} for any reason
whatsoever, this bond of union un-
til our full rights be recognized and
the justice, we ask for be granted
us.
This we declare and promise and
sign in San Juan, Porto Rico, this
twentieth day of February of the
year 1904.
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Accidente ferTOvia[io en- Ba[ce|Oncta,
El senor Mariana Miriam
da fue arrollado por Ell
tren.
La desgracia ocurrio entire "EI
TosquerO' y LA Cambija.'
De nuestro eorrespopsal

Abril 4,-Un acontecimiento iris
tisimo ha llevado hoy las lagrim as
a muchos hogares.
Don Mariana Miranda persona
muy querida en- la localidad por sus
prendas de caricter, por su honra-
dez, por sus condiciones de hombre
laborioso, excelente padre de familia
y buen ciudadano ha perecido hoy
q las 2 de la tarde vfctima del ferro-
carril de mercancias a su regreso de
Arecibo entire cl sitio denominado
"Es Tosquero' y "La Cambija'. =.
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We, the men kho have constitu-
ted the "UNION OF PUERTO RI
COZ, DECLARE that we have CO.
me together so as to form an asso-
clatlon for the defence of the rights
OF the People Of Puerto Rico.
WE DECLARE, moreover, that
we need and ask that the Political
Status Of the Islandbe once for all
defined and in stable manner esta-
bllshed in such a form that men of
Porto Rico be free and equal, and
that with due respect for the wise
principles of the people of the Uni
ted States there be established in
this Island a Government that de-
rive its powers from the consent of
| the governed.
WE DECLARE that the Puerto
Rlcan people unanimously aspire
to Self Government for their coun-
try, to be recognition of the full
lights, to which they are entitled
either have the products of the Is
land of Pto Rico protected by see
king or opening markets for the
same, markets that they have lost
or have the necessary privilege,
with the cooperation of the United
States.
Nv.
WE DECLARE, our nonnonfor-
nifty to any solution that contrary
to the precepts of the Constitution
OF the United States does not conce-
de to Porto o--Ricans definite citi-
zenship, and we admit of a political
form that in essence answer to the
necessity of establishing in Puerto
Rico self-government or autonomy
wherein the people of Porto Rico
acqulere the full civil and political
rights to govern themselves.
Y.
WE DECLARE. that we admit
the possibility Of the Island of Por-
to Rico beeing Confederated with
the UnitedStates;of North American
deciding whether Porto Rico shall
be state of the Union, such being
one the different processes by which
we may arrive af the Self Govern
ment which we need and ask for:
and we also declare that the Island
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05
Luto en- Cabo Rojo. ;
allecio la Srta. Flor M.
Ronda.
Su muerte ha Sumido en- honda
triSteza aquella ssciedsd.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Abril 4;-Ayer tarde tuvimos Ia
triste noticia de que Flor NJ Ronda
habia muerto.
Flor era una de las hijas de este.
pueblo que disfrutaban de simpa-
tias generates, siempre tenia en- sus
labios una consoladora sonrisa pa
IA aquel que sufria y en- todas sus
manifestations, ponia de manifies-
to la sinceridad de su alma pura. En-
los semblantes de todos los caborroje
hos Sc nota la tristeza que embargo
sus espfritus,. Ell profesorsdo del
que formaba parte tan angencak
flor, pierde un elemento de impor-
tancla
Los nihos de todas las escuelas Sc,
proponen dar su Ultima demostra-
zion de afecto 4 Ia maestro que nos
;.bandona.
Nosoiros nos hacemos participea
de la p"na general y pedimos al Gle
10 !leve sus consuelos 4 la familis de-
n inolvidable muerta.
bio dc los Estados Unidos v ell pue-
5Io de Puerto Rico.
Pensamos que es indudable que
Il gooerri.;or Cotton no ha fuado
>rl atenclon or las aludidas leyes. 81
4~i hubi"ra >iio. es lie esperar que
!lu5icrz evitado tal ollido de la ley.
Como el tiene aQui las mismas IA
rul,sdc> que los gohernadores de
e,,adoS Y territories de los Estados
inidoS Y como cumplir las leyes de
y. Rico 10 cS coSa que este en- confic
TO nj con las r1nstitu"innes nj con Las,
lcyeS e>taiutorjs< ip la repdbica,
>l'S cierio Que el "on<ejn no ha cum.
pli;n las l-ve> clrctoralns vigentes
Ell Ia isI:,, ,j"hiera nomhrar una CO..
mission para 0ur lnl o>tigara al con-
SCjo rj."'iliv". "1'l'nraci6n nortea-
mcriconI ''"l ni,mm modo que dis
pu>, Ia Invc~'lcarIon Cn 81 consoli.
lad" qIc g. dcparramcnto puertorri-
qucn". ~
No hav raz6n para Que los que de-.
hcn 'laT RI cjemplo lie fidelidad 6,
la> lcycs. f;llirn i elias. como en- va-s
rla> "ra-i"neS ha >ucedido en- Ia isla I
Los iucn"> ,leseos v buenas inten-s
cionc> deI gobernador. en- 10 oues
- reficre i Ia Investigation del con-. .
soiida'io E. opinion general que debey
hacen~e eNrcnsivas al conseio ejecu-l
tive.
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En- Ell club "Eugenio
N, de Aostos
Secei0n instructive.

La Comi.i6n de Instruction V Be
Has Artes del Club Hostos ha acor-
dado celebrar un torneo intellectual
entire los alumnos de cuarto grado
de las escuelas de San Juan, Puerta
de TERRA Y Santuree, v 4 ese fin ha
dirigido circulares q los principales
V maestros de dirhas escuelas, soli-
citando su concurso para la feliz
realizaci6n dc dichos ejercicios.
Segin Sc nos informs, una comi-
sion examinsra los trabaios v adju-
dicara premios los autOres de los
de mas merito.
Oportunamente daremos mas de
TALES acerca de los premios Y la fe-
cha en- que han de ser repartidos.
cierto Y los cargos no quedaan com
probados en- Ia investigation. Is evil
dente que las autOridades hsran jus
ticia al Sr. Names.
La visa del procedimiento tendra
lugar, segun nuestros mformes el dia
ii proximo i las ? p. IN. en- el local
del ccnseio ejecutiyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05

En- Ia Corte Suprema. juraron
hoy su cargo de notario pdblieo. el
Ledo Ramon s. Pesquera Y abrira
su oficina en- Bayamon.
e, Sr. Modesto Cobian. de Co
merio, esta en- ests eiudad en- asuntos
e cOmerclo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05

De Paseo a Quehrsdillas, & GvA
tar iamiliares suyos. hs ido el fiscal
Lcdo- Camplllo que reGesark d lus
neS 4 San Juan & hacese cargo de lat
fiscalia- Fl Lido. Lihertad Tones
Grau va el lunes Agladilla para
hacerse cargo de aquella fisealia del
distrito.