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Transfers of Real Estate.

Emanuel Study and wife to Wilson
H. Study, convey SO acres, for $4,000.
John l.. B. Wlhide, executor, to
Julia N. Motter, conveys lot in Man
chester for So.
Geo. Hardy ct al. to Arthur Study,
convey lot in Mt. Airy, for $4,000.
VIM. G. Uhler ct al, to Elizabeth a.
Wilhide,e convey 72 square perches,
for $500.
J. Sylvester Fink and wife to Wash
ington P. Koontz, convey 9341 square
feet, for $240.
N. Keefer, convey lot in Westminster,
for $4,000.
John r. Brown to John w. Wisner
ct all, convey 4v3 acres, rUUd ETnd
"a square perches, for $1,000.
Herman M Dinst and wife to Mil
ton ]. Little and wife, convey lot in
Westminster, for $1,000.
Rebecca Vansant to Susie Vansant,
conveys l acre and 15 perches, for
$4,000.
Cora A. Hofreiter and husband to
John Peeling ct al, convey 547a
perches. for $50.
Marion Leister ct al. to John Peel
ing ct al, convey 541s perches, for
$780,
Jacob Koontz, executor, to Harry
E. Anders and wife, conveys 9341
square feet, for $1,000.
Sarah Hill and husband, to Mary J..
foyer ct al, convey 3A acres and 81
perches, for $3.50.
Frank foyer and wife to Mary J.
foyer ct al, convey 81 acres and
81 perches, for S..
Julia Frank and husband, to H.
Paul Matthias and wife. convey 2
roods and IA square perches, for
$1,000.
George J. Hill and wife to Carroll
y. Zepp, convey 81 acres, 2 roods and
u square perches, for s2S00.
Orphans Court.
Monday October 30.-Calvin T..
Bankert administrator OF Dorothy Sit
ug, deceased, filed report of sale OF
personal property.
James a. @. Bond and George B.
shrlner, administrators Of Rebecca
Blizzard. deceased, filed report OF
sale of personal property, and settled
their first and final account.
Henry ID. Gentzler, administrator W
Nlmrod Armstrong, deceased, filed in-
'entorles OF money and debts, recelv-
co order to sell personal property,
Med report Of sale OF personal proper
", and settled his first and final ac-
count.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate OF Nimrod Davis, deceased, grant
ca to Amelia Davis, who received war
rant to appraise, and order to notify
creditors.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate Of Thomas Bair, deceased, grant
ed to Minnie 3. Bair, who received
warrant to appraise. and order to no
MY creditors.
Albert A. Dorsey, administrator W.
A. OF Mary III. Dorsey, deceased, set
TED his first and final account.
Julia Ann Hook, Elias Jerome Wag-
ner, John IT. Wagner, Charles II. Wag-
ner and Columbus NJ. Wagner, exc
cutors OF John Wagner, deceased, fill
80 inventories Of personal property,
money and debts, also received order
70 sell personal property.
tuesday, October 31.-Mary C.Bran-
genburg, administrative OF Harriet
Frugh, deceased, filed report Of sale
VI personal property.
w Angeline Jones, executrix of ThoS.
?. Jones, deceased, filed Inventory Of
uepts, and settled her first and final
account. also received order 10 trans
Ter mortgage.
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BariOW-McC Cardell.

a pretty home wedding of Thursday
night was that. at Gathers, Howard
county. of Miss Ethel McCardell,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur r. McCardell, and Emerson
Barlow, OF Sykesville. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A NJ Court
enay, of Millersville.
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BTinStield deeds,

"a very pretty wedding was sol
emnized at the home Of Howard Rig
don, 713 Calhoun street. Baltimore, on
Sunday. October 26. The contracting
parties were Miss Olive Mae Deeds
daughter OF John e. Deeds, OF this
city, and Nathan w. Brinsfield, OF
Cambridge, Nd, who is connected
with the N. o.. Railroad.
After an extended trip through the
North the couple will reside at 1910
N. Barclay street, Baltimore, Md.
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Warfeld.

Lula Warfield, formerly Of this
city, died at st. Agnes Hospital, Bal
timore, on Friday, October ~, OF a
complication OF diseases, 35 years OF
age. Her remains were taken to the
residence Of Charles E. Stem. Win
field, on Friday evening, and buried
at Bethel Church, Sans Creek, on
Sunday at II a. M. Rev. J. T. Marsh
conducted the services.
The deceased was cousin Of c.
Z. Stem. She Is survived BY her
mother, Mrs Eleanor Warfield, who re
sides with Mr.. Stem; and by one
brother, Edward, near Sans Creek.
The pallbearers were Geo. Devries,
Sewel Easton, Lee Smith, Ollie
Pickett, Herbert Pickett, and J.. Coma
way. G. NJ. Waltz was the funeral di-
rector.
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Zepp.

Mrs. Grace c. Zepp, aged "a years
wife of John w. zepp, died at her
home, near Wesley Chapel, on Sunday
evening. October 29, OF peritonitis
She was the daughter of Samuel
Glover, Of Medford The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock
at Wesley Church, Rev. Frank Steel
man, the pastor, officiating.
The pallbearers were Luther Dav-
idson, Constant Elseroad, Samuel
Elserode, Jr., VIM. Grumbine, Nor
man Taylor and Frank Raver. Inter-
ment was in the adjoining cemetery
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two little daughters, by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Glover,
Of MedforG; three sisters, Ada,
Blanche and Hollis Glover; and six
brothers, Frank, Harry. Ernest, Clar-
ence, George and Horace Glover, all
OF Medford.
@. NJ Upton Of Hampstead, was tho
undertaken.
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Nash.

Joseph K. Nash, AZ years OF age,
and an employe of tine Consolidated
Gas Co. Of Baltimore, while returning
from work about p. M, last Satur-
day crossed the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. tracks at Fulton Junction, and
was run down by a shifting engine.
His body was cut entirely in half be
fore the engine could be stopped. His
identity was unknown, and SO his
body, in parts, was taken to the
morgue.
His family were very much worried
about his non-appearance at home.
and were in ignorance OF his death
until while reading the paper on Sun
day morning, they saw that an un-
known man had been killed, and on
going to the morgue, found 1t was
the body of the husband and father
They had his remains moved to his
home on Appleton street, Baltimore,
from which place they were taken to
Hampstead, this county. On the 500
train last Tuesday, and from there to
Mt. Carmel where funeral services
were held. Rev. "a. III. Mckinley Of
ficiated.
He is survived by widow and
seven small children; his mother,
and four brothers and two sisters.
Mr.. Nash was member Oh Trenton
Lodge No. 33, ~ O. M., which lodge
attended the funeral in body and
held services at the grave. The pail
bearers were John IT. Armacost, lac
OBJ Armacost, Wesley Cooper. Jacob
Palmer, George Dehoff and Richard
Tracy. g. v. Upton had charge OF
the funeral
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school 915 a. m; Com
munion service 1890 a. ~; Junior
League ESQ p. I'M; 7.30 ID. I'M. ADJ
dress by Mr. VIM. Fl. Anderson OF the
Anti-Saloon League.
Special meetings begin November
70
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WESTERN MARYLAND DEFEATS
ROCK HILL.
Sprague's Playing Features the Con.
test.

test.
Rock Hill was defeated by the local
college team last Saturday afternoon,
on the w. M. field, by a score OF 16
to o. The Westminster lads scored
two touchdowns and Captain Sprague
kicked two field goals.
The first touchdown came in the
first period. On line p1unges by
ball was brought to within scoring
distance, when Graefe crashed
through the Ellicott City collegians
for the first score.
In the second quarter Rock Hill
braced and Sprague dropped back and
booted the ball squarely between the
posts from his own 40-ynrd line. Tho
second half was nearly duplicate OF
the first. Western Maryland scoring
On straight football, Birdsall going
over the tackle for the touchdown.
Again Rock Hill held for two downs
and again Captain Sprague kicked a
perfect drop kick from the 35-yard
line.
Birdsall, Graefe and Sprague were
the stars for Western Maryland. The
former got in some OF the best brok-
ell HeIu running ever seen Oh the
college field Time and again he ran
the kickoff back To the centre or the
field Graefe was a tower of strength
on the offensive. He hit the line hard
and followed his interference perfect
ly-
Sprague's first drop Kick was OF the
sensational order. Standing on his
own 45-yard line he received the ball
and cut the cross-bar exactly in two,
with several feet to spare. Weaver
played with his usual fierce game on
defense. Cooper and Welch sized up
Rock Hills plays well, and Leary and
Billingslea carried the ball for sever
al good gains. For Rock Hill Fuccy
starred. His punts were got of with
good distance and precision. Lineup.
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Study.

Nelson Study, well known through
out Adams county, Pa, as a dealer
in agricultural implements, died sud
denly at his home in LittlestoWn, Sat
urday morning. October 2S, from
heart failure. He was aged about 81
years.
The deceased formerly lived in Sill
yer Run, and went to Littlestown
about 10 years ago, where he opened
an implement warehouse and con
Quoted a successful business.
He was married to a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Krug, OF Lit
tlestown, who survives him, together
with an infant child.
The funeral took place Tuesday.
October 81, at $50 a, m, from his late
home in Littlestown. Interment in
the Reformed cemetery at Silver
Run, Rev. Mr. Hoover, officiating.
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Silas M. Bish, one of the best
known residents Of this county, die6
at his home on the Sullivan
road, near this city, at an early hou1
Monday morning, October 80, aged
66 years. For forty years he was a
leading huckster and had been en-
gagged in farming for eight years. His
widow and two children Edward c
Bish, OF this city, and Mrs. SterIine
Snader, Of Baltimore,) survive him
He also leaves four brothers Joel
Reuben O., Ezra M, OF this city, and
Noah, Of Dayton, o..
The funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon at atRUMB@o' crock, at Kreider's
Lutheran Church. Rev. r. w. Doty
assisted by Rev. y. w. Reinecke, con
Quoted the services. The pallbearers
were Charles Schaeffer, Fred. Harver
Abraham Leister, Denton Reese. John
Leese and Jacob Basler. James M
Stoner was the undertaken.
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PERSONALS

Chas. e. Stewart was in New York
this week On business.
Miss Dorothy Elderdice, College
Hill, is visiting friends in Baltimore.
ID. Fl. Rodkey visited his daughter,
Mrs. r. W. Doty, several days last
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After Mr. Parke's address fifteen
little girls from the parish school
came upon the stage, Catherine Ying-
ling carrying "Old Glory" Eleanor
Chrest the Maryland flag and Heller
Diffenbach the papal colors. Lillian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
ANDRES MATA

Ell iIustre Poeta venezolamo Andres
Mata, ha enabareado, por prescription
facultativa
Ell Poeta esta enfermo, y sc dirige
Suiza, donde espera recuperar la salud
+ Ei Universal, importante diario cara
queno que dirige ell insigne autor de Ids.
ho Trdgico, le despide con estas pala-
bras:
"Ayer Sc embarc6 en- La Guaira, en- ell
vapor La Normandie'', rumbo q Euro
! pa, el senior Andres Mata, Director de
"El Universal Mata permanecera po-
cos meses EN- ell Viejo Mundo, a donde va
por prescription facultativa, en- busca
de los cuidados que requiere su quebran-
tada salud.
Ell cuerpo de Redacci6n de este Diario
despide Andres Mata con sus votos
mas intimos carihosos por su feGcidad,
porque encuentre en- su camino brlsas
bonancibles, tierras propicias, bienestar
y salud para su cuerpo y satisfaceiones
para su noble esp1ritu.
En- esta casa deja amigos y comp~neros
Que Sc sienten unidos el estrechamente
por los vlnculos de la admiration intensa
Ehacia su brinante obra literaria, del
afecto at trabajador inteligente y aslduo,
de La estimation al hombre de excelentes
cualidades personales,. al camarada que
en- toda OCCASION ha sabido captarse la
Ebuena voluntad y afecto de sus compa-
neros
ST bien a1asente durante breve plazo
el espiritu de. Andres Mata seguira acom-
| paIiandonos en- nuestras diarias tareas
ly ell piblico de ''El Universal" Sc be-
| neficiara sin duda con las mejoras que
Mata gestionara en- Europa para la mas
tcumplida information extranjera de
nuestro Diario
Que las mayores venturas acompanen
al amigo Y companero en- este viaje.
1 Ell BOLETIN MERCANTII4. hace vo
/ tos identicos, y desea al eminente com
lpanero un viaje de salud y de ventura
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MIR. GEMBERLING

En- el vapor correo que sale hoy pa
ra los Estados Unidos. regresa a su
pals nuestro distinguido amigo. Mr.
Fl. L. Gemberling, jefe de exportaci6n
de la gran fabrica de pinturas "The
Sherwin Williams CO.., cuyas manu-
facturas representa- en- Cuba y Puerto
Rico nuestro buen amigo el populari-
simo Alberto FMentes. >-.
Mr.. Gemberling en- ell corto tempo
que ha pasDdo en- la Isla, sc hs, hecho es-
timar de cuantas personas le han ira
tado; es hombre-de c1lltura de un ex-
tl.aordinario don de gentes.
Nosotros le deseamos un viaje feliz
y celebramos Ia oportunidad que nos
ha proporcionado el placer de como
cerle.
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La recogida de basuras

t'La Correspondence" en- sl edici6n
de aver publica Ell suelto siguiente:
Sc oponen difcultades q las casas de
comercio de la ciudad y a los indus
triales para ell recogido de sus basuras
y Sc asegura que. ell Official de sanidad
de San Juan sostiene ell criterio de que
cada casa de un piso solo puede exigir
que sc le tome un safac6n de basura !;
casas de dos pisos 2, y asl sucesivamen-
te.
Una casa que eoloque en- La calle tres
6 cuatro safacones no podra disfrutar
de los beneficios de la impieza que ella
paga, Y debera enviar por su cuenta las
basuras, no Sc sabe a donde.
Claro que de esas disposiciones no Sc
tiene conocimiento Official y solo el he
cho abusive de dejar en- la calle los de-
p6sitos que contienen las basuras que
el servicio de limpieza debe recoger y
no recoge su arbitro.
No hay que suponer que el serwlclo
de sanidad entienda que dificultar Ia
impieza de las casas y locales sea ha-
ser Sanidad, como tampoco es crei-
BILE que servicios p1blicos para los cua-
les no sc: escatima ell dinero del contri-
buyente, Sc empleen como arma en- con
ira del propio pueblo que sostiene esos
servicios y los paga con su buen di
nero.
Parece estupendo que resl1lte en- Ia
practica que un servicio creado pars
Empiar de detritus las casas, - 81
|convierta en- servicio para acumular
basuras en- las casas
Isl hay POGO personal y POGO materia
en- ese servicio, aumentese de maners
que Sc haga 10 mas efcientemente pc
sible pero no Sc castigue al vecindarit
con disposiciones que hasta ahora que
|sepamos, no tienen sanci6n legal algu-
Ina.
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d. Francisco Cepeda

Toda La pressa del pals 'ha consagra
do largas neorologias La memoria del
>eminente periodista .espano1 don Fran
cisco <Cepeda, populaaisimo en- Puerto
Rice
Hablando de La nanerte de Cepeda,
dice Gel Dia,' de Ponce:
La cormlpci6n politica adm no ha-
bia m;uado Ell alma de.aste pueblo. En-
toncea, pudo hacerse s[,yo serio y formal,
1uradero y honrado.
Cepeda fgru6 en- las. tilas autonomis-
las comoAun batallaIsor incansable. F'ue
.el h6roe de l2 rrc2aa &c aquellos dlas
;>Ssal labor no fue preciada por ell gobier-
no: S: >esto no hltbiase ocurrido;ssi Ell 60
bierno en- vez &c perseguirlo, lie hubie~
Sc hecho justicia.. con 81 ell pals, hubie-
Sc recibido la bendicion de una refor-
ma politica Immediate, base de un go
bierno propio, defnitivo glorioso pa
ra Espafa. :.
No, hay espaclo en- un perlod1co para
escribir sobre este hombre, .cuya alti-
tud es soberbia imponente. La histo-
ria, que at1n palede: escribirse, por1ue
aun hay patriotas, dira cuanto valla
como pensador y como humanista.
Al morir, Puerto Rico. Ell Puerto Ri
GO historico,- no eI Puerto Rico que Sc
manifesto act1lalmente por sus gran
des debilidades--le consagra su saludo
f1nebre, como i uno de sus ilustres
amigos.
Tributemos al .ls,ra1ade honbre los no
7,ores postuimos que merece sll vida de
luchador honrad!o y. yaleroso. !.
Duerma Ten La :paz y:en la gloria ell
noble espanol Hamado Francisco Co.
peda Tarbocias. :. 4
Para nosotrcs, apartatlos de la lucha
de aquellos tiempos,.la Ia feura del gran
periodista no es la de ;un adversario
que cae, sino La de 7an alto. prestigio, Ia
de un hustre publicista, La de un HON
bre de accion que entrega su obra al
juicio de la Historic. Y como espai1o
les, es para 'nosotros motive de salts
facci6n la unanimidad con que la prem
sa puertorriauena elogia q Cepeda.
Descanse en- paz .el batallador in
signe companere.
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La bella Carmela

De triunfo en- triunfo va recorriendo
la Isla la aplaudidlsima divette, que To-
gro Ell San Juan tan senalado exito. :
La bella Carmela debuto anoche en-
'Caguas y trabajara en- Arecibo despues,
donde como en- Caguas y Bayam6n y
Rio Piedras, hay grandisimo entusiasmo
,por aplal1dir SUI trabajo
De Rio Piedras y Bayam6n, nos han
dado cuenta nuestros corresponsales del
exito de la bella Car1nela, consignando
que, como en- San Juan, el teatro Sc ha
visto favorecido por las familias mas CO
nocidas de las poblaciones citadas.
De Arecibo pasara Mayaguez la deli
ciosa artista, y trabajara en- ell Yaguez
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La leche pasteurizada

Desde hoy ha subido la leche pasteu-
rizada. Antes Sc expendian los enva-
ses quince, ahora a diecisiete centa-
vos. =
De modo que aquellos consumidores
que hac1an un sacrifcio comprando ell
expresado hquido, tendran que recu-
rrir a los dep6sitos donde Sc expende
leche sin pasteurizar, pero convenien-
temente examinada por La Sanidad y
'hervida con todos las reglas del arte.
Despues de los amos mil vuelven las
aguas por donde sol1an ir.
Ell aumento de la leche pasteurizada
determinara seguramente una notable
baja en- ell consume, pp1es muchas ia
milias que la tomaban preferiran la leche
mas barata igual.
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DANA FALLECIDA

Ell 19 del pasado falleci6 en- Madrid, la
distinguida se1ora dona Conception
Kleiser y Prendes de Martinez, dana
de grandes virtudes, muy estimada en-
esta sociedad donde vivi6 durante algu-
nos AMOS
La fnada era esposa del ilustrado pc
dagogo Y escritor don Ramon Martinez
Garcia y madre del notable novelista
don Luis Martinez Kleiser, amigo nues-
tro estimadisimo, quienes envia ell BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL en- union de los
demas deudos de la dana fallecida, ell
mas alto y sincere homemade de pesame.
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DUP R Y

Aver 4 la una falleeio en- el Penal
el verdugo Pedro F'elieiano Duprey.
rematadamente tisico. Dieho Drprey
hablando con los reporters" de In
prensa, en- la Ultima ejecuci6n que
efectu6, decia, entire alegre y apenado
pales va la muerte le rondaba por todaS
las extremidades de su cnerpo:
"A mi no me asusta la muerte. I&
contemplo de cerca. Si momentos an
tes de cerrar el pico me presentarsn
Gn REQ 10 despachaba tranquilamente
para ell otro mqndO. .E dinero siempEe
sirve de algo. -
Asl sc expresaba ell desgraciado que
acaba de presentarse ante Dios, sin du-
da aeompanado por las mil contorsSa-
mes y muecas grotescas de los ajusti-
ciados por suS manos.
Su mnjer 10 ihabia abandonado-
Desde hoy, pues, entra en- funciones
de verdugo official Ell, presidiario Ma
tos, ayudante de Duprey.
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DE TEATRO.
LOS BUFOS CUBANOS

Anoche Hevo mucho p1blico al Mimi
|cipal La parodia de La Viwda Alegae.
Hubo aplausos para todos, es pecial-
mente para Blanca Vazquez y Raul Del
monte.
La senora Vazquez en- la celebre bala-
da recibi6 una ovacion
Ell trabajo de los parodistas haoe reir
~ divierte. -
En- la m1sica la labor ~ha sido muy
superficial.
De cuatro n1meros que sc lie han de-
jado la celebre partitura, tres estan CO.
mo los escribi6 Lehar, es dechr; hasta
|cierto prlnto.
Una cosa digna de elogio hallamos en-
LA parodia de La ViudG, y es que han
|desaparecido de la escena las eternas, las
irremediables botGs de las mulatds. !: La
Vazquez y la Novoa vistieron mny bien.
La function en- conjunto fue muy del
agrado del p1blico, y menudearon los
aplausos para Raul Delmonte y Blanca
Vazquez, y La Novoa y la Betancourt, y
Diaz y Fort.
Lo orquesta muy bien conducida por
ell joven Maestro Pallas.
Esta noche hay un divertidisimo car
tel
Los bufos estan gustando mas cada
noche
Domingo OROZCO.
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UNA NVITAUON

Los senores joaquin A. Beeerril, Ro-
sendo Rivera Noa, JESUS Salgado, Ra-
mon Ugarte, Eugenio Andratles, Elnilia
Lecoanpte y Zacarlas Vega, nos inEitan q
nombre del Club Eugenio Ma. de Hostos,
para Ia celebration dei qr,into aniver-
sario Gle SUI fundaci6n, fscha que con-
memora ell silnpatico clue cor una vela-
da-l1rico-literaria
Ell acto Sc lleva1a 1 efeelo e1a Ell te,atrvs
Municipal
Danes las gracias por Ia cortesia te--
nlda con nosotros
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s.Senor Gobernador go.
iY los Concejales?

Cuando Sc pensara cubrir la plaza de
concejal del Ayuntamiento de Mayaguez,
que hace dos meses sc halla vacante por
renuncia del sefor Jimenez Nussa. 7
de las dos vacantes de concejales en- ell
Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, cuando
piensan cubrirse.
va es hora de que tanto esta capital
como Mayaguez tengan sus ayuntamien-
tos completes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
COMMERCIAL

Los seiores Suria Gonzalez, S. en-
&C., de Barceloneta, nos avisan que han
'constituido una sociedad civil agricola
en- comandita que girara bajo la EXPIRE
|sada denomination; es socio gestor capi-
|talista con ell solo uso de la firma social,
don Fernando Suria Chaves Y comandi-
tarios,a adona .Josefa Gonzalez de Suria, y
don Felix, don Arturo, don Pedro y don
Mariana Gonzalez Negr6n.
I Los senores Casellas y Blanc0, de-
Utuado, nos comunican que han cOnsti-
tuido una soeiedad 1aercantil que girara
bajo Ia expresada raz6n social y de Ii
que forman parte, como socios gestores,
don Antonio Casellas Y don Enrique
Blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
PERS!ONA|,L1ES

Sc encuentran en- San Juan los seno-
res Jacinto Rayo, de Aibonito; Abella
Baston, de Caguas; Osva1do Laborde,
de Camuy; Jose Tnado, y Benigno Bal
seiro, de Arecibo; Faustino Vega, de
Caguas, Y de Hnmacao, ell senor don
Emilio Fanra SUI distinguida se1ora:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
Ieatro Municipal


Las compailia de los bufos cubanos
tiene esta noehe un graciosisimo cartel
En- primer termino va, La ba1emoue,stmra,
hImorada de Raul Delmonte.
Ey BrWj0, parodia de La zarzuela La
Brwjo
La function terminaraF con ell estren@
del pensamiento en- un acto, original de-
Ran] Delmonte- Y vino Pinzon.