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FALL MATCHING
IS PROFITABLE
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lSOntlnueQ ldSe.l
warm house and feed them FOR growth
ana development They would lay no
eggs during the winter. but when
spring came they would be ready for
egg production. and would lay at the
time when your heavy fall and winter
myers had Stacked up, for hen can
not lay all the time. There must be
resting period longer than the com
mon resting periods during the regular
laying. lpi~ -0uld mean that you
would haV at time when most
people aret getting a few 1t is
true that hmany large lreeders are
doing something of this kind year
after year. especially those who have
regular egg trade that demands a
definite number OF eggs summer and
winter. It might Inconvenience the
small breeder to do this. but 1t would
pay in the long run.
If you live on q farm, this can he
worked much easier than 1, on town
lot. On the farm, the late Matched
chicks can be turned out in an oat or
buckwheat field from which the crop
has been gathered. and they will soon
| learn to pick up lot of food. II a
| small house Is given the hen with a
brood. so much the better. She will
| take care or the flock, and see that
| they return to the colony house at
| night cor course. the risk OF hawks
| etc, is something 10 be reclsoncd with
but this must be taken into consider
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MeekIN Bnnk stntement.

New York. September 23.-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold s24i5s.ioo reserve in ex-
cess OF legal requirements. This is an in
crease OF Sl,l2o,i50 in the proportonate cash
reserve compared with last week.
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans. Sl.92j,6is.0oo; decrease, SS.IsiOco.
Specie. $3i9ISic00; increase $4,000.
Legal tenders. S.. 500 800; decrease, 81 ISIS. 900
Net deposits, sisco,iis,ooo; decrease. s5.3a1.
zoo.
Circulation. sis.s5oo 600: increased, sIss.eoo.
Banks cash reserve in vault. sS69o9I0d0.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault
s6S. $4,000
Aggregate cash reserve s4s,ssOooO
Excess lawful reserve. s:i2a5.ico; decrease
$500. go.
Trust COMPANIES reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserves. S5s.219.o0o.
Summary OF state banks and trust com
panics in Greater New York no; reporting
to the New York Clearing House:
Loans. 6l7,505.s00: decrease. sl,?T0,3o0.
Specie, 563.i75,eeo; decrease. ssla,5o0.
Legal tenders. go; decrcaso. sl7,2on
Total deposits. SioaGS, 400; decrease. Sisa
ECO l '
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Steady. Mo,asses-Firn. Rice-Steady. Sugar
-Raw, firm. Cofree-Futuhes closed steady
Rio. No. :. iiGli1-lsc.: santos. No :. iia. q
i5c.; mild, quiet; Cordova, iits q i64c. MONT
nal. Potatoes-DuIi. but steady. Cabbages
Quiet and unchanged. Freishs and Pea
nuts-Unchanged.
Co,tonsesd oil, was eader again to-day
under scattered liquidation and bear pres
sure. occasioned by rather liberal onerin SIS
OF crude and with the decline in cotton.
Spot closed % points net lower and futures
iRs points of. September. 75o97.55; Octo-
Der. 5.ds $50; November. December and
January, 5,s2d SIS; prime crude, $50 q 4sT :
DO. Summer yellow. T.lo37.55: prime winter
yellow and summer white. 100 bid.
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COTTON MARKETS

New York, September % The decline IN
the cotton market continued to-day. new
low records being again established. Win
prices closing barely steady AT net de-
cline OF from "a points. The sharp break
IN september contracts and spot cotton in
Liverpool was supposed reflect anai
weakening of the old bull position In that
market but tile dominating !nilucnce OF the
Hhy. - !ef 2. .9Gid be gathered from
opinions expressed around the ring, appear
ed TO be a feeling that trad. demand would
De insuff!eient to absoro the daily ,ncfe4s-
ins receipts
Receipts at the ports to-day were $500
aA!cs hsains; t:.-H last week and T., ~ last
year For The week $1,000 bales agsins; 5!i,-
:l5 last week and Ss9.s:i last year To-day's
receipts at New Orleans 3,5is bales against
ISIS last year. anc at Houston 1855 bales
against .s,J75 last year.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

100 Allis-Chalmers ...........
20q Allis-Chalmers. pfd. go.
a3.1W AinalSamutcd Copper =.
100 Amer. Agri. Chem, com.
iO Amer. Beet sugar. com. 4.
3,1W American Can ............
100 American Can. pfd.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
1910 American Cotton OH.
American Linsced Oil.
American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.. :.
100 Amer. Malt Co., pfd. 49,.
i2,GO American Smelling ....
American sugar .......
l.Sn Amer. lei. ana Eel. Co. ..
q American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd. 1.
LOO Anaconda Copper ........
3,lCD Atcnison Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line.
a. G. l.. of Connecticut. {.
100 Baltimore and Ohio. 80.
30 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leather. com. -.
$500 Canadian Pacific ........
500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
$3.50 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
go Cruc!ble Steel Cor. com.
go Cruciole Steel, pfd........
Chicago and Northwest.
So Colorado Fuel and Iron.
30 Colorado and Southern. E.
20 Consolidated Gas .....
Delaware ana Hudson. -.
400 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd
100 Distsllers' Sec. Corr.
i,"'9 Erie observation-disclosures.
60 Erie, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
90 General Electric .........
l,ito Great Northern, pfl......
SO Great Northern ore ctfs
loo illinois Central ........
100 I?terbcro-Met. ......
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New York, September extraordinarily
held with demand moderate. Spring patents
5000 80 winter straights. SiUii5. Rye
-Four and Rye-Fir!n. Cornmeal and Barley
Both steady. Wheat-Spot. easy; No. =
red. esAc. elevator, export basis. and $l.0ii.
I. o. b. anoat: No. northern Duluth, Si.iS
z o. b. ahoat. Options closed ,.3a,c net
lower. September, si.0oIs; December sl.0i:
May. sLc9is. Corn-Spot easy: No ., csc
elevator, domestic basis. to arrive. and 1iiac.
{. o, .. afoai. export basis. options nomi-
nal. Oats-Spot steady; standard white.
DC: No. >, Sel2c. Options nominal.
Pork and Beef-Steady. Cut Neats-QuIet.
Lard-Flrm. TaiIow-Easier EstrolelIn-
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NAVAL STORES.

Will-Hnston, y. G.. SEPTEMBER a3.-Spirlts
Turpentine-Steady i9,ac.: receipts is
casks: Rosin-steady at 500; receipts 1855
Eels Crude Turpentine-Firm al s394bo.
receipts IS barrels.
savannah. Ga. September 2s,-Turpentine-
tirm at oo'i q 'liac; sales i64 casks; receipts
5S' casks; shipments 1879 casks: stock "a 7oI
casks Rosln-Firai sales a,35i barrels: re-
ceipts l,sii barrels; shipments $40 barrels:
stock 1850 barrels. Quote. b. IS.l5.
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CONVENTION WILL
MEET At ROANOKE

Continued From First PaeeD
South Carolina; Crest OF the Blue
Ridge highway, Joseph Hyde Pratt. of
North Carolina; Triangular HIGHWAY.
Fred n. Tate. of North Carolina: Char
lotte- Wilmington highway. A. j. Me.
kinnon. of North Carolina; Memphis
Bristol highway cooperative road
huilding). c. C. Gilbert. OF Tennessee.
Economic Value OF Good Roads" Hon.
Il. ]. Watson, Commissioner of Agri,
culture of South Carolina.
Afternoon session. o'clock-A6-
dress, Hon. P. st, ]. Wilson, Highway
Commissioner OF Virginia. Road BuiIa-
Ing Materials of Virginia." DR. Thomas
L, Watson, State Geologist OF Virginia.
New York State Roads" Hon George
C. Diehl, chairman American Autoano-
bile Association. Discussion of good
road problems In question box (ten
minute discussions). P. ST. ). Wilson.
L. j. Watson, W. L. Spoon, II. B. Var
ner, Joseph Hyde Pratt. Professor c.
NJ. Strahen, Professor w. NJ. Thornton,
Professor NJ. Fl. Stacy. "Fedcral Aid
in Road building senator r NJ. Sim
mons. OF North Carolina. Report es.
Committees and election OF otficera
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yash grain closed: Wheat-No. red e5X
ts6c.' No red. siii q sstc. No. hard,
winter, sSi2 80. hard. winter, a5 a SIC.
No i northern. spring. Slo5 i.llis: No. :
northern. spring, sizes 4 l-i0ia: No. 5 north
ern. S!osa Los: No. spring. si.02dl.c5; No.
spring, Sea Sioa; No. spring, soc. q 81 5:
velvet chaff, Soc q Sl.oi; durum, 3oc III! LOS
! Corn-No. =. Gst& q 6si.c.: No. > white Ssh. q
6S%c; No yellow. 6St, z, 6sisc; No. g. 67ai
q Isle: No. white. 6SiI 5sAc.; No. yell
low, 6SGGSi+c.; No. J. No. yellow 81, ii
s1sc.: No white. s7iS ii s7a.c. Oats-No >
white, iIG4sc.: No. J white. i7a47i4c.;
standard. i6i. q i7i.c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKEr

New York, September 23.-The observance
OF close Jewish holiday caused quiet con-
dItions IN the primary goods markets to-
day. values are holding fairly steady at
the new levels current.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

wheat market to-day touched the highest
price of the season the scarce over the re-
lection vi reciprocity was apparently at an
End. Transactions on the wnoie were OF a
hunidrum sort, with the close steady at a
moderate advance. "a. &c. stoye last night.
Corn finished unchanged 10 igc. lower; oats
up u q i2c., and provisions desred by q. q
ijc.
Leading futures to-day ranged as follows:
Oman Close
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some little liquidation OF the long account
In this market. Shorts made no effort 10
even up FOR the weekend. Spot cotton
GuIet' s-isc. on: midding. i0i3-isc. Sales
on the spot 20 bales and 30 to arrive; re-
ceipts $50 bales: stock. $3.50 bales Closing
bids; September. io5i; October. loS; De-
csmoer: io0; January. 1866; March. 1859;
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. %. 1911
ARRIVED.

steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. old Dominion Line
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alton with any bunch of chicks that
are given free rangeD This would
mean that fine lot OF birds could BG
raised with but little work. and not a
great deal of feed after the first few
weeks. ,~~ N
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spot cotton closed quiet, 10 ponte lover
mlddling up!ands. 1855; mddling gulf, i!.lo
Cotton. quiet; middlns. 1885; gross re-
ee!pts, 1855 bales. stock, si@3. bales export
to Grea, Britain. :,oio bales to the Cont
nent i's-s bales; coest~ise. i,3s. bales.
20 t .ei today at all ports-Net receipts
tae1i bales; export to Great Britain, 10 Sss
bales; TO The Continent ssn bales: stock
1850 bales.
Consolidated at all perts-Net receipts
b32t bales; cNpcr; 10 Great Britain 10 5sS
bales TO the Continent. ssii bales
Total since September at ali pori.-Net
receipts. $4,000 bales; export to Great
Britain. eH.i: bales; to France. 1855 bales:
10 the Continent 2t7,dse bales: to Japan.
:" bales: 10 Mexico. $50 bales
New Orleans. La. September .3-Cotton
futures opened steady al decline OF 3f
points. The close steady ct A not de-
cline OF iid:: points. Cables governed tho
early trading The wide slump in spots in
the Liverpool market was taken to mean
mat the threatened squeeze In September
IN that market had failed. and this caused
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BOND LIST.

Allis- Chalmers 50 (bId).................. es
american Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. ssH
American Tobacco Company ss......... lcsM
Atlantic Coast Line list IS tbid)........ S.
\. c. LII. and y. B.................... 81
Atlantic Coast Line COW. is............. s7s.
Chesapeake aud Ohio conv 4izs,........ s2s.
norfolk and Western COW. is.......... 1914
seaboard Air Line Is Cbid, ............. Sc
Seaboerd Air Line adj. IS (b!d)....... IS
southern Bell IS Odd Observation-Disclosures. D
southern Railway Is (bldl................ 1tt.
southern Railway IS tbid) .............. 1854
United states Steel End 5s............... iosa.
Va Brown Bros. ctfs. Odd .............. 5.Iz
Va Carolina Chem. LIST 5s................ -
WABASH deb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t7s.
WABASH Fits. LIST Recommendations. /:
Panama new Observation-Disclosures. ,C.J.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

tFusnish.r BY Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.
Richmond Va. September %. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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price to which interest rnu.. be added
Income bonds and certificates OF Indebted
ness are nat.
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pes. irish. NO. J, oaG..- SO "a
MARKET CONDITIONS
NEW YORK pRoDuCE MARKET

Poultry-Chickens in heavier receipt and
market fairly active at quotations. Eggs
Extremely active. Other lines active.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va. September IS.


Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
resents contents, and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance
citation.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, September .. 1911
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
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BY Richard w. Maury,

4aAolati0us tor iaielsai-payiaz bonds are At
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spot cotton closed quiet. 10 po!nte lower;
mlddlinG up!ands. ioAi; middling gulf, i!.lo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-02
De TEATR0
MAS FUERTE QUE Ell AMOR

A la ''reprise'' de MAS fuerte que Ell
amor, asistl6 anoche un p1blico dis
tinguidisimo.
Los aplausos delirantes, interrumpie
ron la representation, veces, y esta
llaron al final de todos los actos, como
una saliva de honor al gloriosisimo Be
navente y sus afortunados int6rpre
tes.
En- la revista del estreno liable de
la obra de sus INTERPRETERS; hoy con
decir que ell trabajo de los artistas Tue
tan admirable, tan acabado como ell de
la primera noche, esta dicho todo.
Ell p1blico tribute q Fuentes tina
ovaci0n formidable en- la escena final
del tercer acto en- la Ultima de la
obra.
Con ell eminente actor triunf6 en- pri
mera Inca la notabilisima Antonia
Arevalo, que tlene un gran tempera
mento drama tico y condolences de ex
preston verdaderamente extraordina-
rias
Fuentes Y Ia Ar6valo fueron acla
mados bravamente, y en- su gran triun
TO de anoche tuvieron companeros tan
vahosos como la seilorita de Lujan
siempre digna de los mas altos enco
mios, la senora Monreal, la Adams, la
Abad, la Fernandez; Soriano Viosca
ell graciosisimo Fernandez, Valenti,
Rendueles, Arevalo Barrinaga
Todos ponen 10 suyo, todos mere
cen un APPLAUSE, en- la Interpretation de
este intense drama del gran Benaven
te, en- que logra tan decisive triunfo
el eminente actor seflor Fuentes
Domingo OROzCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-02
D c. Carolina

Conducldo en- IuJoso tren de San
Juan, Ell cadaver de la distinguida da
ma d0Ta Luisa AcOsta, que fallecio en-
1lcha cludad, fueron inhumados sus
restos en- la Metropolis de este pueblo.
Era la tinada, amante esposa de nues
tro amigo el reputado doctor don Sici
Mo Vizcarrondo, Official de Sanidad de
Ia nueya Lola, que en- union de sus
desconsolados hijos, uoran las ternezas
de una compaiiera sin igual y. de una
madre tierna Y carinosa
La implacable Parca, con SUI aflada
guadana, segando siempre vidas preclo
sas y llevando La desolacion el descon
suelo a hogares felices, antes de estos
luctnosos sucesOs, que conmuewen y
perturban por complete su bien estar
y tranquilidad
III entierro, tuvo lugar en- la manana
de hoy y apesar de la lluvia torrencial
que GAIA, estuvo muy c0ncurrido, de
mostracion elocuente de duelo de las
simratlas de que goza la familia de
Vizcarrondo en- esta locaEdad. ALI
vimos distinguidos caballeros de San
Juan otros pueblos limitrofes.
Despidio ell dnelo el senior Garcia
de la Noceda. Estuvo muy elocuente
y minucioso Ell detalles aoerca del cur
SO de Ia enfermedad de la fnada v de
los esfuerzos heohos para salvarla
Descanse zen la paz del Senor, y tan
to ell esposo como los hijps Y demas
deudos, de Ia que cumplidos todos sus
deberes en- esta vida, terrenal, ALA rau
do vuelo a otro mejor, reciban Ia mas
sentida condoIencia de este.
CORES ponsa2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-02
Domingo OROzCO
Cyrte de DEIrito De SAD JusD
SECCION SEGUNDA
REGLAS DE LA CORTE

Ell ministerio fiscal tiene siemrre dc
recho preferente q la atenci6n de esta
Seccion de La Corte
III calendario criminal tiene, por
tanto, preferencia sobre Ell senalamien
to de pleitos ,civiles; pero en- cualquier
plelto civil que este pendiente ante es
ia Secci6n de la Corte, 81 los senores
letrados Sc ponen de acuerto, la Cor
tie senalara dia para Ell juicio; 81 los
abogados no Sc ponen de aceurdo para
pedir ell senalamiento, entonces Ell abo
gado que 10 desee, puede presentar
una moci6n a la Corte, con cinco dias
de aviso a la parte contraria, pidien
do dicho sefalamiento.
No Sc aceptara en- esta Seccion de
la Corte, ning1n documento, bien sea
demanda, contestaci6n, excepciones,
alegatos, 6 cualquier otro escrito, que
no contenga fecha 8 que no haya sido
debidameEte presentado en- Secretaria
tenga la correspondence nota de pre-
sentaci6n
Del mismo modo no se aceptara TT
gun documento en- Secretaria, que Dt
Sc halle debidamente dirigido ests
Secci6n de la Corte; este es, que DC
contenga claramente las palabras "cec
ci6n segunda''
En- los expedientes que Sc tramiten
ante esta secci6n de la Corte, al pre-
sentarse la moci6n, podra acompanar
Sc tambian la or1en de la Corte, que
Sc sometera al iuez que suscribe, para
de esa mapera aliviar en- parte el exec
sivo trahaio que pesa sobre el Secreta
rio auxiliar de esta secci6n.
Queda prohibido terminantemente
coger ning6n asunto, legajo, pleito, L
bro documento de cualquier clase,
del despacho del juez 8 de las mesas
8 archives del secretario, sin ell deb;do
permiso 6 autorizaci6n especial para
clio.
San Juan, p r. Enero 81, 1911.
Martin Z. GIN,
Juez Corte Distrito, Secci6n Segunda.
Certifico:
Manuel Benitea Flores,
Secretario anxiliaS-
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Il prob|cna De Ia subssIeueiia
IA VIDA CARA Y HAr.a

No es broma lo qUs scede En S@n
1uan. "n IN capital d. ia isla. uo A. pus
lc vivir, } 81 SC site. es .crc:aisslo.
fodo csta p0r las rubcs
Los articuios de primera ncoexs<lad
como 81 pan, Icehs. htseyos. oahtseA ,
Jtras cosas. ~ tendeu IS prce.os que
lunca So hzhian visio ~ carbon tam
bien Ia subido hlranoe hotslox. 80
todos, ,afortunsdsmeute,h ,hzu auuentado
81 prceio ds Ice hespedalcs les xsona
dos con motive &, lac rr6xiuas fr-iav.
precisamente egshdo los abonaaos ns
tlenen otro sitlo por ahora. domde ir
Los empleAdos estln que ,rshan. - -
santcs tHDen proba5.lidajes d. psrer-r
por hsmbrc - prob1eua - Eslrio. in
dudabltmcnfe
Cuslquiers qge vaya q IA pl4za III
mercado pscdc sonvepcerss d. slia.
Asi es cue las clases pobres 81 oneusr.
tran On un irmifDatt conGicto. puesta
que Jos oeren-r ... .~ general has suhl
do mreho Aos - cFss.
Hay que ft,oLt,cr QUO Ia vids ea
San Juan, 90 cara > mala-
Nadrc diScuie qne los coDercioN , l.r~
hoteies, 81 sprot cchAn de lss cirrvns
tancias, Tue los qye expcbdeR gUa art
culcs en- 81 mercsdo. hagan como -
dice vuigsrncutr. su ar0sio. pro ~
convicne iirar mueho 81 la currda. po-
que Ia situation Gransisra actual no -
tan flanaHte como - piria
Convene ia modcrac6n
Msnueniendose en- Jos jBstou Iimlles
habra gsnaciss para fcdos
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TEATRO MUNICIPAL
DON JuAN TENoRIo

La notable compalis de Paco Fasrs
tes ponc ests nOche 90 escens, n gran
dioso drama d. ZorriIla. lion Juan T.
norio'
Fuenses ha beeho seabadisimo sstfs
dio de- protsgobisis y presents Ia obrs
con gran rropiedad : un lujoso inu
siisdo de aircszo decorsdo.
FL reparto ey1i ngy bicn hscbo y -.
dc csperar que - Tenorio DE- c-ssA ns
che sen Dc los meJorcs que hayamos
visto en- San Jusn. tenSrndo cn eusn-
ia que 10 han hocabo squi Dorrss Thu
her.
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orden, y dice que en- la Camara no es
ia permitido aplaudir.
Uno del publico, exclama: Creemos
que 81.
Ell sargento de Armas, senor Acosta
trata de hacer sahr del salon al inte
rruptor, pero la Presidencia intervie
he manifestando que el caballero del
pnblico ignora el reglamento, por
tanto, deja sin efecto la orden del sar
gento de Armas.
Los discursos de los senores Diaz Ma
varro y Santom son obras maestras
de erudici6n y de pensamiento, pero
es cast impossible informar de discur
sos que mantienen Ia atenci6n por espa
clio de dos horas, sin que sufran gran
des nntilaciones, que hacen perder
forzosamente todo el encanto las
oraciones
Despues de discutirse Las enmiendas
de los sehores Torres y Cuevas, el bin
Tue derrotado por mayoria.
Fl sehor Cervoni pidi6 su reconside-
raci6n. La session fef1nin6 4 las seis
y cuarto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-02
Dn d Cine 'Nontccar|0' .

Manana vierneS Sc llevara s cabo
en- la carpa del cine "Montecarlo 81
tuado en- la parada 6 1l2, Puerta de
TERRA, una function q benefcio de los
ninos pobres.
Digno de encomio ha sido la gene
rosidad del joven Aniceto Cepeda
dueno del referido Cine, al acceder re
galando una function para tan benefited
fin.