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New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
SMALL STRIKE ON N. 7. C..
Railroad Officials Say Only Few
Repair Men Quit Work

Only ten repair men went out yesterday
In response to A call issued by the Order of
Railroad InterloCkers, a new union not
affiliated with the American Federation of
Labor. for a strike of its members on the
New York division Of the New York Cen
trail, according to statement issued hy
the company Reports from local head
quarters of the union said that the strike
was a walkout OF the signalmen two thou
sand of whom had quit work, greatly him
dering traffic between this city and Buffalo.
According to tie Company'S statement
There is no strike of sgnalmen on the
New York Central Railroad. few re-
pair men quit work, but their places were
filled Immediately, with no delay to traffic -
Strike leaders say the work performed by
the men who were called out is skilled
labor. Many who would have walked out
yesterday, 1t was said except for a mis-
leading idea that there TO be n confer
ence, will leave their work to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
FAIL AFTER THIRTY YEARS |
Court Appoints Receiver Tor
Zucker g. Levett & Loeb Co.

The fucker &s Ievett & Loeb Company
manufacturers of nickel and electro piaters
supplies 1t No. SIC to 5A West 2oth street.
which business has been esta abiished more
than thirty years. has been unable to meet
maturing obligations. The company's al
fairs have been in the hands of a COM
rnittee of creditors for the last few weeks
with a view of adjusting the liabilities.
petition in bankruptcy was filed against
the company yesterday by. Charles l.
Greenhall for these creditors: The II. r.
CIaffin Company. $500: Parker, Wilder &
Co.. $500. and Tim & Co, $500
It was alleged that the company is in
solvent and made preferential payments of
$500 Judge Holt appointed Augustus H
Skillin receiver. with a bond of $1,000
Liabilities are about $4,000, of which
$4,000 are secured. and nominal assets are
about s200,Oo0, the actual value of which is
estimated at from 10000 to $4,000 in stock,
machinery and accounts.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
ADMITS TAKING OF BRIBES
Former Sugar Weigher Testifes
in Conspiracy Case.

From the short weighing of figs and
cheese the government went to the tamper-
ing with sugar importations in the trial
Yesterday of George r. Bedell, Charles A.
Drew and Charles H. Wardell before Judge
Martin in the Criminal Branch of the
United States Circuit Court. on charges of
conspiracy to defraud the government. Ed
ward A Cogan. of Passaic. n. j, who was
q witness the day before. in the redirect eX-
animation yesterday declared with emphasis
that his stories of bribery were true. Then
the government called Patrick j Quigley,
a talyman in the customs service.
Ouigley worked in Brooklyn under Drew,
who, he said had charge of the district in
which the ArbuckleS' refinery was situ-
ated. The witness maintained that he had
received from Arbuckle employees from s.
to 80 for each batch of sugar under
weighed His receipts for a shipment, he
said would sometimes be as high as $50
In the cross-eXamination the witness
testified that the government had promised
him immunity from prosecution and had re-
tained him in the service. Until last June
he was wegher but then he was reduced
He said that he had not promised the gov
ernment that he would weigh honestly in
the future.
George l. Lunry, known as big George,
the next witness. told freely of having
acted as a go-between in the payment of
bribes by importers TO assistant weighers
employed by the government He named a
number, among them Quigley and man
named Bltgh. who was dead. the witness
said. a person in the courtroom shouted
denial, saying he had seen Bligh the dav
before Lunny, in answer TO a question. de
Clared that ne never knew an assistant
wetgher who would not accept brihe. The
trial will he resumed on Monday. Adjourn
ment was taken early yesterday because of
the death of Lloyd ". Bowers United
States Solicitor General
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
READY TO TAKE TEST RIDE
General Grant and Officers Go to
Fort Ethan Allen.

General Frederick Dent Grant, command
ing the Department Of the East, and TWEEN
tv-three members of his staff left Gov
ernor's Island last night for Fort Ethan
Allen Vermont. where they will take the
required test ride OF ninety miles IN three
davs All the officers will report to the
post medical officers for physical eXamina-
ton at o'clock this afternoon. and will
begin their ride tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
II has been planned TO ride thirty miles
from the post on the first day and estab-
lish a camp on the second day a circle
of thirty miles will be made. and the re-
turn march of thirty miles Will complete
the required test. The Governors Island
medical officers report that all the Of
f7cers designated to take the test ride are
in splendid physical condition and viii com
plete successfully the long hike, Horses
from the 10Th tnegro) Cavalry will be used.
Following is a list of the officers as
signed 70 the test. Colonel George 5. An
derson. General Staff; Colonel Ahiel i.
Smith. subsistence department; Colonel
Rogers Biruie. ordnance department :
colonel Albert Todd coast artillery corps.
Colonel Orin r. Nttcham. ordnance de
partment. Colonel John Y. White. coast
artillery corIe. Lieutenant Colonel John
A Huh. Judge advocate: Lieutenant 'olohe'
William " Gibson, ordnance department :
Lieutenant Colonel Charles L. Phillips.
coast artillery corps, Lieutenant Colonel
Charles p. Wheeler. ordnance department;
Major Samuel Reber. signal corps; Major
Charles VI Truitt adtutant general; Major
Henry 4 Shaw. medical corps: Major
Richmond McA Schofeld. quartermaster's s
medical corps: Major Thomas 3. Dugan.
18th Cavalry: Major Kenneth Morton, ord
nance department; Major NlIllam n
Tschappat ordnance department: Major
Edwin p Wolfe medical corps; Major
Sanford H Wadhams. medical corps;
Major Patrick II. McAndreW, medlcai
tillerv corps acting inspector general and
Captain Charles ". Fenton. 20 Cavalry
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NEGRO SALOON LOSES LICENSE
Excise Department Wins Action
Against Baron Wilkins's Resort.

Baron wilkins who runs cafe res
taurant and meeting room for negroes at
No 253 West 25th street. lost his liquor
license yesterday The license was in the
name of Charles Harris. and the state En-
else Department brought an action for the
revocation of the license the ground that
the Law was being violated there. Baron
Wilkins's the headquarters of Jack
johnson when he was i'll town and of other
celebrities of the race.
Justice Hendrick had granted stay Of
the revocation with this explanation: Il
grant the stay principally In order that tn.
coiored people may have opportunity to
provide for themselves some other place in
which proper provision can he made for
their ordinary entertainments and meet
ings'' But the Excise Department show ed
hv witnesses that the proprietor continued
TO violate the Law. whereupnn Justice Hen
drick al once revoked the license
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
ALIMONY Is YEARS LATER
Defendant in That Time Has ACQUIRED
Family and Position.

Mrs. Mary Lawrence obtained a divorce
from James II. Lawrence eighteen years
ago. No alimony was awarded at the time
for the husband was not In condition to
pay IT. The decree provided. however. tnat
# in the future I.awrence's circumstances
changed for the better the wife could move
for almony.
Lawrences circumstances have changed
In the eighteen years that have elapsed
since the divorce was granted. According
10 Mrs Lawrence. who Yesterday applied
To the Supreme Court for almony, he is a
PARTNER in the commission firm uf Knapp
brothers. at No 100 Murray street
Lawrence, in opposing tn motion. denied
that he was a partner in he hIm bat said
he was receiving > per cent Of the profits
Lawrence has remarked ana has several
children by his second vile,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

\
Naples Sept 6-sant Anna FD, New York,
9th. 6 m. Regina dltalia Gtab. New
Hamburg. Sept 7-peutschland Ger tank. New
Ruenos Avres Sept Victoria lie Iarriraga
CRr> New York via Montevideo-
E>remantIe Sept a-Anglo- Bolivar tBrl. New
Work via st Vincent. V
Bermuda, sept o, T:15 m Rernudian CRr,,
Rotterdam, sept 5 2 p m-Nieuw Amsterdam
Toutch). New York via Plymouth and
p,vm"uth' Sept o. T;2o p rn-Grosser Kurfurst
(Ger) New York for Cherbourg and Bremen
tand proceeded
Haples sept 6-Luisiana Utah. New York.
Veuezis tFrl. New York.
corunna Sept 6-NexiCo tFrl. from Havre for
New York
Pernamhuco Sept 7-Horatus tRr>. from RuenoS
Ayres for New York.
I ihau Aug So Russia RUSS. New York
tiCnoa Sept 5-Oceania utaD. New York
Rowden Sept u. m-Aibiugia tGerl, New
York.
Niddleshorough Sept ! Sigue tNo->. New York
Southampton. Sept q, y m Cincinnati tt;ev)
from Hamburg for New York via Ch~rhOurE
Naples. Sept =. y m .-AnCona Utah. New York
PASSED.
Perrin Sept S-Wray castle tRu. Yokohama
etc fer Boston and New York
Punta Arenas. sept Trojan tBD. New YORK
via Norfolk for Valparaiso.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
LAY DEATH TO A MOSQUITO
Man Was Bitten by Insect While Sit
ting on His Porch Month Ago.

So far their diagnosis has gone. the
physicians in the Seney Hospital. Brooklyn.
believe that William A Gale died from
the effects of mosquito bite. He was a
coffee salesman. and lived with his wife
and two children at No. 25S Bedford ave
nue., Brooklyn.
Early in August Mr. Gale and his family
were sitting on the veranda of their home
when a mosquito alighted on his cheek
He killed it. and nothing was thought of
the incident until the next day. when Mr.
Gales face began to swell. He went to n
hospital and his right eye was removed
The wound failed to heal. however and
blood poisoning set in.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
RosENHElMER LET OUT ON BAIL

Doroner SchUannecke, in the Bronx cor
oner-s court released yesterday under
$1,000 hail Edward T. Rosenheimer. who
vas held responsible by a jury for the
death of Grace Hough. who was i'm a buggy
shat ,vae struck bv Rosenheimer's auto
mobile on Pelham Road on August 1S The
security was furnished by George II.
Young. 2 scenic artist. Of North Pelham.
and Jonn {. Il--ser, 4 leather dealer at
80 as Ferry street New York. Coroner
SchwanneclIe a Iso released under 5000 bail
Milton Fleischer. who is charged with hav-
ing been an accessory after the fact.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Anerika. reported 26s miles east ~
Sandy Hook at 1;25 a yesterday. ia expected
to dock this forenoon
The Cedric reported as 6s3 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at Z a m yesterday, Is expected 70 dock
Sunday forenoon.
The Columbia. reported 30 miles east e
Sandy Hook al yesterday, is expected 70
dock Sunday forenoon.
La Gascogne reported 1.O55 miles east Of
Sandy Hook AZ 3:55 yesterday. Is expected
to dock Monday forenoon.
Ia Savoie. reported 1a3 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at 4:30 YESTERDAY. is expected 20
dock this forenoon.
The George Washington, reported aco miles
east OF Sandy Hook az 2:20 2 yesterday -
expected 10 dock on Sunday forenoon.
The Ryndam. reported 900 miles east n
Sandy Hook ar 80 yesterday. IS expected
to dock Monday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Friday, September
9. 1910.
ARRIVED


Steamer Ell Norte. Galveston Sept 5. TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Left Quaran-
tine at s .O5
Steamer Zacapa tBr). Santa Marta Aug 81
Colon Sept and Kingston !, the United
Fruit Co. with 81 passengers. mails and mdsr
Arrived al the Bar at "a
Steamer Ikala tBr). Buenos Ayres Aug -
with mdse. Arrived at the Rar at ESQ a
steamer ESpersnza, Vera cruz Sept I. Pro
greso and Havana 6, to the New York & Cuba
Mail Ss CO. with lO2 passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at lis o
steamer Monroe. Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the old Dominion s. Co with pas
sengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at sos p m
CLYDE S. Co. with mdse- Passed in Quaran-
steamer crown OF C4<anada CBr). Perth
Amboy. Passed Quarar tine At 80 p m
Steamer YEARLY CBrl. Hue1va for Chrome
y r. Passed in SANDY Hook ar 9.4o a m
Steamer Camparia tRrl. Liverpool September
Z and Queenstown : 70 the Cunard Line. with
passengers mails and n1dse. Passed Fire Island
steamer Anlerika tcer>. Hamburg Sept and
Southampton and Cherhourg p 10 the Hamburg
American Line. with passengers. mails and nndse.
Passed Fire Island .25 m
SAILED
Steamers Wells City tRrl. Bristol: Katie CNorN
Port Antonio. Principe dt Ptemonte GtaN. Ma
pies: Obidense GNon. Port Antonio. Narragan-
sett CRr, London Kilsyth CBrl. Baltimore
vigiarcia Tampico. Apache. Charleston and
Jacksonville: jamestown. Norfolk and Newport
News
EIbing tG-D. Adelaide. etc. Massilia OFrl.
PhfIadelphia: Carfb Wilmington y c.
Sandy Hook y ]. Sept @. go 2 NV ind
north. fresh breeze; clear: moderate sea
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NEW ERA CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

The New Era cub. of No. II Montgomery
street, viii hold reception and ball at
Murray Hili Lyceum on Saturday evening
September II. The club consists Of work
ing bows. Among its most active sup
pOrterS are Adoiph I.eWiSohn. Isaac \
Seligman. Park Commissioner Stover. Philip
6 Henry. Louis Marshall AMI cyrus l.
Suizber "" Louis S. tosner Is president
Of thz cIUy.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II
SURNAME. Paramaribo, DWI II :oo A 100 p
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Kaiser " q. Bremen y q 1, s go 1000
Rotterdam. Rot dam, Holl-Am 1000 m
America. Naples rItai- ai-----.-- II 90 m
Cftv of ST Louis Savan. Saw 800
Arapa hoe. Jacksonville. Clyde - 100
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
ANcpACIEIC MAIL

KA NJ
Destfna tion and steamer. Close in y. 7. PM
Japan. Corea. China via Tacoma}-
Chicago Maru ................... Sept II. 8 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:25: sunset 6.1a moon sets o:43
age. Z.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
IAA.J

En- la tarde de aver, en- el barrio Can
delaria, tienda de Carmelo lrizarry, fu6
sorprendida una jugada 10 prohibido,
Sicndo arrestados dos individuos; mas
tarde, en- el mismo barrio, tienda de Pa
bio Berries, fu6 sorprendida otra jugada
al monte, siendo arrestados seis indivi
duos, siendo ocupados naipes, dinero, un
cuchiIlo Y un machete En- el barrio
Palarcjo' fue sorprendida otra juga-
da de monte, arrestandO Ia polieia 4 dos
lndlvlduoS, ocupando naipeS, dinero y
un cuchillO.
En- los cuartcles de la hacienda 'EBea-
triz barrio Sabana Yegua'', fu6 sor
prendida una jugada mas de monte,
siendo arrestados seis individuos, ocu-
pandoscles dinero y naipes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
De 7 TEA TRIO
PAGANELLI r y Ia NACCARI

Brcvtmlte, por la escaStz de espa
ci0. tenemoS que dar cucnta del benc-
tenor Paganelli. V aver, domingo. de la
grntiiiSima Senorita Vaccari
Ambo> artistaS. recibieron elocuente>
demostraciones de aprecio que han sa-
bido conquistarse aqui
FL Sabado. beneficio de Paganelli, Sc
VIC el teatro concurrido por 10 mejor
de nueStra sociedad.
FL diStinguido bcncfciado, fut obicto
de una carinosa ovaci6n al salir i esccna.
Cant6 delicioSamcntc toda su parte cn
N0non, Y despues nucvamente fue acla
mado en- el Spjrto gcntU, de Forot1td que
diio inSpiradamentc y alardeando de sll
angelica media voz Paganelli eS I'm tenor
dirD. Y este e> q mayor elogio que pc
demos hacer de e.
En- cuanto a. la srnorita Naccari. 81
triunfo no fuG menoS rllidoSo que el de
Paganeih
La erntiliSma artista. aclamada al sd
Iir csctna, fut constantenicntc oracio-
NADIA en los dos actos de Riq"Icfto q. can
IL Y IN q rond0 de lucia
Al final de Ii cadcncia que dijo con
cr>talna Iimpide2 Y prodigioSa agihdad,
r~curh6 una ovari0n atronadora
La >impatica y notable tiple recibiQ
valio>os obSequioS Y oHarionr> cStupcn-
daS
Como >icmpre mer~r un rlogio cntu-
>ia>ia. Ia labor del Maestro Puccett
Domingo OROZCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
SUCESOS LOCALES

FL sabado a las 1890, fue sorpren-
dida en la casa de Manuel Cruz. una
jugada al monte, siendo arrestados onco
lndividuos y ocupados naipes y dinero.
Anteanoche, las 3 a. M, le cay6
una cstiva de sacos de arroz, Ell el niue
lie No l. 4 Jose Rivera, pr0duciendole
una confusion en- ct pie derecho, siendo
conducldo al cuarto de- socorro por SllS
companeroS que le auXiliaron.
Los siguientes servicios han sido pres
tados:
Infrarrl0n de las 0r,ienanzas munici-
paicS i6 ,luegos prohibidoS II. Huy-
to mcnor l. Aterar la paZ T. Cruel
dad con los animaleS | Infracci6n del
rrgIamento de autom0viIeS2 Portar
armaS prohibdaS 3. FaIsa representa-
cionl. Seduction i. Total 40
O. RcSpetamos Ell texto del telegra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
La taEje CD d HipldronlO

Con nDa tarde esPl&ndida do yuz W
de belfeza, numerOs1siTna concurrencia W
bastante Discrimination en- las apuestas
particularmente en- las primeras carre-
ras, Devaronse efecto las siete ar,lu-
ciadaS para aver tar6e con el sinpieote.
reSultadO:
Primera cacrera q 1850 metros. Ca
ballo rence1or, Lfrido con 2.29 y Block
Beauty stg4tndo con 2.30.
SegEada earrera, & media miHa, Fa--
Cortto con 56 dos quintos y LEoUe de Orc
seglrndO con sc euafro quintos.
Tercera carrera, & mdia zniIEa, Graa,a-
dG con 50 Y L6qero segundo eon SO ur
quinto.
Cuarta carrera, 4 media rdlIa, C6frs
con 50 ctlatro quintos y Jlbaro con 5S.
Quinta carrera, mil metros, Lnper6as
con 1.10 tres quintos fsd5eIl,to con I'LL
Sexta carrera, mil metros, WestIomG
con 40 y Vertsgo con no dos quintos.
Retlrado NdgGra por enfernno.
Septima ezarrera, a media miIIa, MssIG-
10 con 50 tres quintos y Pa3osvto 81.
La septima carrera Sc nev6 & eabee
cuando iba a verifcarse la cuarta estss.
c11 el fugar DC aquelIa.
Huho asgunos incidentes, como siern-
pre-, pero el que mas lIam6 la atenc&1n
Tue el DE Ia cuarta carrera donde sc le.
dl0 toda la salida C6fro sin estar aIeu-
nos caDaflos Gyradrados. Ell Nao0Ze6n.
preclsamente, estaba vueito en- sentide
contrarlo al sonar el disparo, al extre-
mo tk' que sali6 cuando los demas iharn
mas AHA de Ia caseta del lurado.
En- Ia prlmera carrera el Baby necesit5
de los auxilios de una nodriza: taI era
su estado al rendir la jornada.
GranGdG efectu6 una excelentc carre.
IA, q. comtrast0 con- 10 inferaal dc ka de-
Estreqa.
Dor Lape hiso una de ias suyas arf,s-
batandole La victoria Il I>Qbellno casi al
llegar a Ia meta Este yiclo es e7 rnismo
demonio 4 pee>ar de estar ovejo y de mi
itS COlOTtS.
Facortt0 di6 el melor dividendo: S4.Jf
por peso y desbarato muchas combina-
clones de pool, no obstante su alimente,
de pan vle5o, como decian algunos gua-
sones, pero Garcla de QGevelo, sG stuealu.
aSagurlba que tenla los pantaiones ean
SUI lugar.
1sIa7o So arranco por todo 10 alto "
S1 sallda cuirain6 Ell el tziunfo mas So.
berblo. Y ESQ que el amigo GeigeI nos
deera que estaba 'malito'' No le cree
rernos otra vez por mas que olga que fuS
de 'chlr7pa una victoria que 80 sf.
c0nSIgue como asG
7 ahora hasta ia Navldad. donde seg
preparan mas sorpr~as, que las que
puede traer Santa Claus en- su clasice
VIAJe lie Ehristrnas
Zep0I Gdrrct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
GURAB0

FL autom0viI numero 227, propicdad
de los senOres Harrison Y johnson, de
Caguas, que iba gIliado por el chauffeur
Juan Caballero, plaza n1mero 2, arroll6
a la nina de doce amos de dad, Marcelina
Ortiz, falleciendo esta momentos despues
Ell chauffeur fue arrestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19

La diStingt1fda colnisi0n St pr0p0nc
que a bustO del senor Vicente sea mode
ladO por Blay, el gran eSc2lltor espa-
nod
Tambien Sc acordo q}le Sc coloque lln
gran retrato de don Avelino, en- la sala
de artos del nuevo cdihcio del AuMlio
I'll Senor Vicente, con Ia mOdestia que
ie ciIracteriza prctendio rehuSar eStos
homenaics, pero Ia ulanmidad de Ia
aSambiea lie impuso su aceptaci6n, que
agradeci0 nuestro lluStre amigo con fra
seS sentidiSimas V elocuentes
FL acto de aver en- el "Auxilio Mi
tuo'', ha sido sencillamentc grandioso.
La Directiva electa fomara possession
Il primero de ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
TOA ALTA

+ ldia II &c los corrientes, cI J0ven
de Is amos, Jose Hernandez, Sc habia sr-
bido a un palo de panas, en- el barrio
Buacarabones murio a catsa de una
caida
Por flse1za de este distrito, fu5 sor-
prendida anoche una jugada al monte
siendo arrestados cinco individuos Y ocu-
pandose naipes y dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
@ " r. M g. ZON

Desde hey y soLamente por una &C.
mana Sc inaugura un GRAN BARATI-
4LO, en- el famese establecimiento de-
lominado Ell TELEGR4AFO", Sam
Iusto Il esquin. a Fortaleza.
Esta tienda que perteneci6 a los Sres.
). Melon y Ca, y a. ha pasado a la prs
ltedad de los Sres. ZalduoRdo y Mier de-
ste concrete, Sc pr0pone realizar tod@
:uanto tenia d cualquier precio, vendien
10 al propie tempo aS't{culos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, acahados de
ecibir, a precios nunca vistos.
ALI encentrar6is, magnificos PERCA-
LES y BATLSTAS 8 CUATRO CEN
fAVOS, Etaminas, c&fros, Maselin..a
ie GRAN FANTASIA, & CINCO CEN
FAVOS y seis. G6neros blaneos &C.
as Gle hi}O a precios tan baratisinaos, Gle
IS precise werlOs
Driles y CasimireS desde OCHO
CINCUENTA CENTAVOS respeetivz-
nente. Cirtas casi DE VALDE.. Per-
eumeria y Eneajes de hilo De algedSn
rrecRos m4lcho mas bara6os cue
en- La f&briea
RASOS y TELAS de, SEDA & DIEZ
CENTAVOS.
OSpas abrigos para seiioras, desde
CINCUENTA CBNTAyOS.
SOLAMENTE P0R UNA SENANA.
Visitad "EL TELFGRAFO" " On
cOnvencersis de la verxiad de este anun-
clio.
VENTAS AL CONTADO. III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
i'A'TlLLAS

Prcvia denuncia presentada por la po-
licia, fueron sentenciados por la corte
- comerciantes de eSta loca
lldad con mIltas de tres dollars, por
uSar peSas y medidas incompletas.
La corte municipal de Guayama, cons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
GUAYAbIA

En- la noche del dia II de los corrien
tes, en- los suburbios de esta poblacion,
Alexandra Serran0 di6 una punalada
d lsaias Solivan, hiri6ndoie de gravedad.
Ell agresor fu6 arrestado y puesto a dis
posci0n del fiscal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
PENUELAS

LA Corte de Distrito de- Ponce, senten
clo LUIS Torres, autor del asesinato
comctido en- la persona de Conrado Pa
checo,a la pena de reclusl0n perpetua,
hablendo sido ballado cu|pable del de
Tito de asesinato en- seglndo grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
BAYAMON

Aver fu6 sorprendida por la policla
una jugada de gallos, siendo arrestadas
cinco personals Y los gallos ocupados.
Tambien en- dicho dia fue sorprendi-
da una jugada al monte, arrestando la
policia ocho personas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
En- I'll AuxiIio Mdtuo
Ia ASANBLEA DE AYE"

\ las dos de Ia tarde Sc rcnnlo aver
on IA Sala de actos del ''AuXiho Mu-
tuo'. IA junta general de socios pro
pietar;1s para elegir la nueva dlrectlVa
para t911.
La ,snta Sc VIC muy concurrida y los
debates fueron muy animados. coinci-
diendt todos los seTores que en- cllos
fomar6n parte en que la directiva ac
1ual h hecho TN trabajo dlgno del
m is alto cncomio y de la gratltud mas
prrdurable de tod0s los eSpanoles.
La eandidatura electa fu6 la siguien
tr:
Presidcnte: don Avelino Vicente.
Nic,, presidentes: don Juan Confines
don Jose Santisteban.
Vocales don Lrlis Rubert, Jose Maria
Lomba, Carlos Conde, Rafael Fabian,
WescesIao Bosch, Antonio Caubet, An
gel Gonzalez Enrique MitjanS,
Miguel Targa, Dionisio Trigo,
Antonio Somoza. Miguel Cutta
ra, Ge1eroso Candina, Eyaristo Frelria,
Segundo Cadierno, Julio Teijciro. Fran
cisco Ortcga. Joaquin Nlllamll, Jose
Oionza3ez Padin, Joaquin JarQue, Jose
Fernandez. Bernardo Serrano. Jose 10
pez Perez. Julio Font, Jose Fernandez
Rodriguez. Jose Arrivi. Alexandra Men
dez, Rogue Gonzalez. Manuel Gomez y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-19
Beneflcio de Ia ReaIl

Esta noche colebra su benehcio la
espi9ndida "diyette Rosita Reaii, la
astrella deI Cine de POrtell.
Naturalmente, que no cabra el publ
co en la extensa carpa