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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
Dr.. ]. \. Carbone|I

III doetor Qnevevio Basz, - m....S.
dc ~cabtrera, nos inforyns Cue 81 doctor
Carboneh, hs psssde mejor lee 6lsimas
horss, deste que fas ~cpsrsio. y quo ls
f~c"perasura hs rcnitkio, ain nersr q
~ ee~ntigrsdo~, III IL nnahsnm De hoy.
al pnfso - regular y msna Freszsense.
ss1es dasos elinieos sou de3 mrjor sara
rio y nos satisfsee mnsrhs eounnniearlo~
al p''i'lico por fratAsss dc sm ans-I;e.
IAN popular v ezsnnmSo como II dees.r
y. ". Car,ossll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
f DOBLE CR|MEN De CAGUAS

Declaraciones del Attorney Genera
Mr.. Foster Y. Brown, en- una en-
trevista celebrada con Santiago
lglesias, leader de Ia
Federation Libre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
Auevos desunos

En- breve tomarsn po~~~s6a dc 80.
carges de jucres m~snirspaRes De- Mays
g'rez y Salinas. Eos spsors gsiFi~rsns
II. Mosecso y Gus'svo ~. Gosnex. ssss
bra'ios reeienie ssenis por Il rsl~rss-
dor.
tfernos osdo eIoxios De IL r~esifasl
y eo~nccimiepios IL dissso~ sesorez ~
m los pscstos nosnisraos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
Instruction Pdb|ica

Los 1ltimos nombramrentos dc macs
tros hechos por Ell departamento dc ms
truccion son los siguientes Antonio II.
|Sa1gado, graduado de ingles, Guaya.
ma; Clara Bravo, graduada de ingles
|Mayaguez; Cruz ,Marrero, rural, Ca
|yey; Dolores Marrer0 Denies, maestro
de la escuela nocturna de Aguas Bue-
mas y Francisco Acewedo, maestro de Ia
|escuela nocturna de Lares.
La matricula en- las escuelas dc In is
la, tanto pnblicas como privadas, segLn
los ultimOs inforimes recibidos ON 81 dc
partamento, denlncian un notable an
mento sobre la matrfcula de igual pcrio
lido correspondence al ano 1910. En-
las escuelas secundarias, incluyendo cl
Departamento Normal " la Escuela de
agricultural de la Universidad de Puer
O Rico, y las escuelas de continuation.
a matricula total alcanza a 1,OO4, 8
ca I'm aumento de 16 por ciento por ell
ano anterior. En- las escuelas gradua
|das Ell aumento es a6n MAS considera
be, pues la matrfcula asciende 4 So
4OS, equivafente a un 20 por ciento de
lumento. Debido 4 un cambio hecho
len Ia classification de las escuelas, las
.|especia1es acusan I'm so por ciento de
anmsento. 10 cual eleva ell por ciento to
tai de Las. escrielas p1blicas de la isla
un IS por ciento de aumento. Segnn
Hos informes que tenemos en- nuestro
|poder las escuelas privadas NO "a
tan la menor connparaci6n con las p1
|blicas, pues Ell aumiento en- aquella es so
|lamente de 253, 6 sea un A por ciento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31

mas ht1n1lde hasta ell meior acomodadn
tlene Ia mas amplia libertad de acci6n J
de paiabra, y las mismas o~portunidades
en- la lucha por la e~xistencia. Po,u,6
entonces, cualquier hombre que abripue
en su pecho la menor traaza de PATRIOTS
mo, Q integridad en- sus fines, puede con
leeoir Ia idea de rennir yarios hombres
en- IN reclnto oscuro y predicar eli odio
; ia Venganza, y que ell Gobiern0 do
fnerto Raco comete grandes atropeIlos
e lnJusticiasg Els para mi de todo nnnto
inconcebihe.
81 trabajador honrado en- Puerto r;
co no puede por I'm solo momento ser
mlembro de, 8 afliarse a, una organiza
zion semeJante, nj puede, sin grave per
Julclo a 81 propio y 4 su propia causa
aceptar las doctrinas de dicha orran;za
ci6n.
Ahora bien, senior Igaesias. ,,sted 90
mo Jefe de Ia Labor Organizada en- Puer
to Rico, puede hacer mucho Dor 81 b;e
nestar de sIs compatriotas. ons e iando
les dc una manera frme y resuelta. que
huyan de las garras de semeiante orga,
nlzaclon y condenando en- terminus enfr
glcos lassdoctrinas que predica dicha 50
eledad. No tenga listed NADIA YER
con una organization que neya fines tan
funestos, y pongase listed en- Puerto r
co al lado del cumplimiento de la Lev !
que esta Sc coupe de vengar cualo.ier
mjusticia apelando q los tribunales com
p~etentes.
Ahora, con respecto q los hombres que
Sc encnentran bajo a~rresto, pendiente
de las investigaciones que Sc practic
del referido doble asesinato, debido 4 IS
pecha de So complicidad en- Ell misno.
81 asunto sigue sus tra1nites con toda Ia.
rapidez possible, = tan Iuego quede esta
hleclda Ia absolute inocencia de alguno
DE ellos, sera inmediatamente puesto en-
labertad. Todos los sospechosos han sido
puestos en- libertad con exception de.
tres, Sobre estos tres existen graves SOS
pechas de 81 complicated en- 81 referido
|crlmen, quedaran detenidos hasta que
|las altorldades hayan tenido Ia oportuni
dad de averignar 81 existe evidencia SUI.
Iflciente para ~procesarlos. Una cosa orie
ne delar claramente esfablecida esta OF
GINA, y IS que, adfl cuando SD animo es
&c no hacerla menor injusticia 8 hombre,
alguno en- Puerto Rico, esta dispuesta1
& apelar 4 TODD extreme para 81 eugnpli
mlento de a lev y one TODD hombre que
sea culpable de asesinato neve 81 casti-)
so que a nv leSinpone.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
h cHIs De los
4tab|eGninnI
Ell DIorAMEN DE IA CoM1sIoN

|Esta noche celebrara session ell Coneejo
Municipal. Y seguramente ell salon ne
vera concurqidisimo. Entire los asun-
Itos que seran tratados fgura ell infor
me de los sefOres Ponte, Suau y Eau
"a, que comtponen la comisi6n que ha
de diefaminar acerca de la peticion de
los dependencies de esta ciudad para
Ell cierre Gle los establecimientos mer
lrant7les a las seis de la tarde.
Madiana informaremos con mas dcta
lies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
G1a|o 40 obId p0T 81 pIoplo impulse,

Aver por exceso de originates, no pu
dimos publican la siguiente information
Official.
LAS investigaciones practicadas del
doble asesillato ~perpetrado hace POGO
tempo en- Caguas por Ell mulato Grillo,
NE lleva sin la menor duda q la convic
clon de que al cometer dicho crimen, Girl
Ho no obro por 81 propio impulse. Abri
go la completa seguridad de q. csc hom-
bre fue solamente un Instruments volun-
tarlo de alguna organization 8 sociedad
10 encarg6 del coanetido que 81 desem-
peno en- la eonsumaci6n del crimen.
Segun parece, existe y ha existido por
algun tempo, una sociedad en- Caguas,
Ia cual Sc reune por Las noches en- una
habltacion pequena, sucia y NAL ventila
ola, en- la eual Sc reparten y Sc leen i'm
presses propagandistas que tienden a in
culcar Ell odio hacia TODD gobierno esta-
blecldo, a despreciar las leyes del pals,
y a desacatar las Cortes de justicia. So
bre los tabiques de dieha habitacion Sc
ven carteles o lemas como eel matri
monio ses Ia prostitution legalizada, =
La sangre del martir es la meior semi
LA que Sc puede sembrar en- ell suelo.O
y otros por Ell estiao. Los impresoss pro
pagandistas que Sc distribuyen desde di-
cho sitio, tienden a difundir. la creencia
entire los miembros de la referida orga
nizacion, que Ell Gobiernn esta cometien
do grandes atropellos { injusticias. Ell
ob5efo de dicha propaganda no es sola
mente hacer Greer a sus proselitos u
pueden vengar O su propia mano tales
atropellos 6 injusticias. sin6 que parte
&c los mpresos son sucios, indecorosos y
de 10 mas vulgar que Sc puede concebir,
y algnaos de ellos no podrian sci. admit
dos en- 81 correo. Ahora bien, GrTlo era
mlembro de dicha organization. Habfa
absoryido sus doctrinas II concebido Ia
Idea, sin duda, que ell hombre & quien
mato habia cometido alguna grave inius
tlela contra y ~empleados, y que dicha
anlustlcia debia ser vengada aim Guam
DO fuera n%ecesario apetar 4 Ia fuerza u
( "a violencia.
Esa organization tiene fines anarquis
tag Y de ningguna maner pueae ser tole
fada por IN momento mas en- este pals.
10 existe otra influeneia tan perniciiosa
\ de consecuencias tan fatales 4 Ia paz,
felic1dad Y bienestar de la sociedad, que
q discrimination de los principiosry doc
'frlnas anarquistas. Una organization
semejante en- Puerto Rico no tiene en-
absolute lngar de ser. Aqni 81 este
pals cada indiyiduo, desde 81 ciudadano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
{. ]. FauIe

Desde ayer ha emlpczado 4 ejcrser
srs funciones de Sscretario interino
del gobernador INFERNO, Mr.. Carroll 81
~encargado del servicio de cables del 20
bierno, maestro amigo Mr.. 4. J. Fan
re-
rs deseannos sxito en- So nnevo pnes.
ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31

Iatorre, Ell cadAver del Unfortunate
Gregorio Aristd, que murio repentina
mente en- ell barrie de Carruzos, ente
rrandose en- Ia metropolis, despues de
la correspondence Investigation acer
lea de la casualidad de su muerte.
Sorprendida una jugada en- ell barrie
de Sabana-Abajo, por ell cabo Garcia
~ guardia Latorne, Y ocupadas algunas
armas, los i~nfractores fueron puestos q
disposition de los tribunales en- union
de otros por heridas y alteration de La
|paz. i
Con la desaparicion de Ia Hacienda
sBuena Vista, sc nota menos movi-
miento en- esta comarca, especialmente
Ell comercio die este pueblo, y a pro
'pOslto de este asunto, Sc dice han 81
do rebajados va $50 mil dollars. de. ca
pital con que fguraba la maquinaria
para los efectos de la contribution del
iano venidero, que equivalian a $500 do
HAIRS para Ell malnicipio, amen de 300
que imtportaba la patente por la elabo'
racion de az1car al vacio, son 1880.
que unidos al IL por ciento que tam
'bien sera segregados del Presupuesto
para ell ramo de Sanldad, es mala pers
,pectiva para 1912, en- que algunos
'emlpleados esperaban la reparaci6n de
.un acto de justicia, aumentanldo1es las
rebajas hechas anferiormente en- sus re
ducidos sleFdos.
Sc dice que IA "Porto Rican Ameri
can Tobacco Company, ha ofrecido es
|tablecer una Sucursal en- este pueblo,
para 10 cual, Ell Ayuntamiento, lie otor
CARA todas las facilidades que para clio
|Hesee.
Els tambien dn hecho concertado en-
tire este Muniuipio y el de San Juan, la
construction de una carretera, que PAR
tlemd0 Gle La caSllla Gel peOn camlnerO
de San Anton, o condslzca por ell cen
|tro, a~travesando este barrie Sabana-
Abajo y Cangrejos Arriba, al Parque
|Borinquen.
Sc lie ha quemado su casita a Inocen
|cio Landrau. Ell fuego fle casual.
Warios ~jovenes de este pueblo, Sc
apresuran q casarse antics de que Sc ha
ga extensiva a esta islas la ley, inspo-
'niendo contribution a los so1teros; v
los gordos, estan ariscos tambien te-
mierido que al igua1 de IN pueblecito
de Sugcia, Sc vote una ordenanza, impo
niendo I'm tribute, segdn el peso de ca
da ciudadano.
C~0rresp0nsdl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-31
De Carolina

Aver tarde, fue conlducido & este
pueblo, por 81 cabo Garcia y guardia
Latorre, Ell cadaver del Unfortunate
Gregorio Aristd, que murio repentina
mente en- Ell barrie de Carruzos, ente
rrandose en- la metropolis, despues de
la correspondence Investigation acer
de Ia casualidad de 81 mlerte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
uia2t& MOVEMENT.

Portirio DiaZ, for whom during 80
wears all Mexico stood to one side,
carly yesterday, hat in hand, stole
from the capital. Only few devoted
friends whom he dared to trust follow
ed hiu to the station at O clock yes
tcrlay morning, shortly after the
celebration over his resignation had
quieted down.
Diaz was bound for Vera Cruz to take
ship for Spain.
So carefully were the arrangements
made for the abdicated president S
secret escape that tue news did not
transpire until late yesterday. Secrecy
was due less to apprehensiveness Of a
popular outburst than to q desire to
reach Vera Cruz before marauderS
along the route could learn Of the trip.
General Diaz probably will make his
home in Madrid. During the recent
centennial, King Alfonso conferred On
Diaz a title and made him an honorary
general OF the Spanish army. Sonora
Diaz was made lady in waiting to the
Spanish Queen General Diaz speak 5
no language other than Spanish and
outside of Mexico, he would find the
most congenial surroundings in Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
Dickens, Literary Gains.

The papers have often sprinted a
great deal Of pure nonsense on the
subject OF Dickens literary gains
Dickens is stated to have died leav-
ing earnings that often accrue 10 81
respectable solicitor" This IS rub
Dish Dickens left f93, 900 Ii round
figures, and This did not include con-
siderable sum OF money that he mad
settled some years before his death.
His readings (1SjS-60 had brought in
about $4,000. 1t Is forgotten that
Dickens began life without one penny
and that every farthing he spent or
gave away Or left was earned By him
self. only excepting 1900 which was
bequeathed TO him by friend about
two years before his own death. Dick
ems lived Literally (soms people said
eZtravagdntirl for about thirty four
years. he brought up and started in
life large and very expensive family,
anl be cave away 4 great deal Of
money tc needy relatives. = London
Truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
Ancient Rome's Libraries.

The libraries Of ancient Rome were
immense and splendid. Lucullus,
whose name is associated with table
luyuries, expended much Of his wealth
on books. His library, says Plutarch,
had walks. galleries and cabinets
open to all visitors" Julius Caesar
proposed TO open this library definitely
to the public.
How were these vast libraries, IN
addition to the book shops, filed
With his trained staff Of readers and
transcribers, publisher could turn
out an edition OF any work at very
cheap rates, and almost at moments
notice There was no initial expense
OF typesetting before single copy
could be produced, no ruinous extras
III the shape OF printers corrections.
The manuscript came from the au-
thor; the publisher handed 1t over to
his slaves, and If a book OF modest
dimensions, the complete edition could
be ready, II necessary. within twenty
four hours, Actually. then, books
were produced and sold more easily
and quickly in ancient Rome than they
are in modern London.-I, P.'s LoT.don
Weekly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
The mIiad" Not a Myth.

The fall of Troy after ten year
siege By the Grecian princes about lisa
3. c. has long been considered as q
rather mythical foundation for Homer q
immortal epic, the "Iliad." But III 1875
the excavations Of Schliemann Oh the
reputed site Of Troy brought to light
under the ashes Of two superintendent
fortress cities the remains answering
to the descriptions of Homer and .
hidden vault containing goblets, bowls,
vases, gems, Jewels, armes de luxe ana
like articles Ia gold, silver and bronze.
These treasures are now generally ac-
knowlcdged TO be the veritable rem
nants Of the once vast riches Of Priam;
which. although depleted by ten years
OF costly warfare IL the purchase OF
supplies and mercenaTies and the final
sack Of the ruined city, were thus pre-
served 70 enrich the museums Of Eu
rope and greatly increase our realiza-
ton of the wealth and art Of that an
cicnt Hum. which we have hitherto
been disposed to consider a poets
dream.-Charles Winslow Hall in Ma
tionai Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
PREPARING FOR COUNCIL,

Alta meeting Of Friendship Couucil
Daughters Of Liberty held last nigh
]. i. Petit who attend' d tlle state
council Of the order i'll Petersburg
last Tuesday reported that the aeSl
annual session of that body "oulu
meet in ,his city. Under good Of thr
order Associate Vice Councillor Ernes,
r. Boyer addressed the council. A
committee to prepare for the coming
Of the state convention, was appointed
With E. r Boyer az chairman. The
report oi the state council officers show
!. onderfui gaiu both IN membership
and finances for the year just closed
The membership of the order IN Viz
glRia is about 8 600.
Friendship Council was organized
Juue 9th, 1909 by E. R. Boyer who Is
now arranging to organize a new
council short distance from Alexand'
r.,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
ELECTRIC LINE PLANNED.

! IaS = Groves Heads Project For
,n,thar Line Between Washington
and Alexandria. Claims mat Rates
are Too High.
Washington and Alexandria will be
connected by new interurban railway
line if plans now in the making ma
teriahze-a as anticipated according t. the
Washington Times.
James 5. Groves, president OF the
Mt Ida Realty Company admitted yes
terlay that he and q number Of bust
ness associates; contemplate the con
struction Of the road
They expect to apply in the near
future to the Alexandria City Council
for franchise to enter Alexandria.
If they obtain this authority, they ex-
pect to organize an intcrurban railway
company, make survey OF the pro-
posed line and construct the road and
equip it as soon as possible.
Emf -ancc to Washington is to tc OBJ
tanned by use Of the tracks Of the Wash
ipgton, Alexandria q Mt. Vernon line
over the Highway bridge, which Mr..
Groves says is open to any electric rail
way that wants to come into the city.
He does not anticipate difficulty IN oh
tanning terminal facilities at this end.
Eve have been anxious TO avoid pub
licity OF our plans" ne said, because
we did not want to say we were gong
to build The road unless we felt reason
ABLY sure we could do so. 1t is true,
however, that we are trying to get a
franchise to enter Alexandria aud that
if we succeed We will build The line. "
Primarily" continued Mr.. Groves,
Il want another clrc!rIC railroad be-
cause | want to develop my property
II MI. Ida. AMI because realize that
cheap transportation between Mt. Ida
and Alexandra and between Mt Ida
and Washington is necessary. ] am
also convinced, however, that the coun-
try between Washington and Alexan-
dria will support another line-that
there's bushes, enough for two lines 10
make money. Onr proposed route IS
abou, halt mile from the route OF the
existing line, and it goes through a
country that is building up rapidly.
and would build up more rapidly il it
tad better transportation facilities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY.

CHRIST aURca-Rev. VIM. j. Morton.
rector. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Ser
vices at II a. m. and 500 p. m.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH-Rev. z. +. PM,
lips, rector. Services ut il a. IN. ana
500 p. m. by the rector.
GRACE CHURCH-Rey. Edgar IarPen-
ter. rector. Holy Communion ;3u i. m.
Sunday school 8. 80 a. IN. Morning praEer
aud sermon il a. 10. Evening prayer
and sermon p IN.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHuRcH-csun-
day school at $50 4. M, Rev. l. y.
Tweten, pastor. Services at III =. m.
ST. MAET'S CHURCH-First mass fD0 4.
m SUNDAY school at $50 a. m. late mass
and sermon 1890 a. M, evening service
and benediction 4 p. III.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sun-
day School $50 q. m. Services al II q. III.
and 500 D. m. by Rev. +. BOYD Gay y.
Z. Theological Seminary ;,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-fcE. ". =.
Watson ut the Opera House. SdndaV
School at $50. Preaching AZ II d H.
and s o. N. by Rev. ". F. Watson:
SEcoSp BAPTIST CHURcH-Rcr. ". l..
Landlord sunday School III $50 a. N.
and preaching Al p. IN.
THfNiTI METH. EpIs. CnCnca .ab-
bath school IT 90 a. IN, >ci"> .'r Al II
a. m \ incui.It.,i -''rr,''2 t., -. i.As-
tor. subject. The Moses OF .Atn"iicAn
=
ra"The Trial by Fire" $50 p. ~. Junior
League, and 100 2. IN. Epworth League.
EETHAST ISuEPEEI.F:IT VI. 7. CHrRCB
south Fairfax Street-fey. W NJ. PoiSa!.
sunday school a 80 4. IN. SERVICES al
II A. m and 500 p. III. by the pastor
METZ EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-Rev. ii.
NJ. Canter pastor. Services at II a. m;
Tomorrow afternoon 1T ! O'Clock special
service when Old Dominion Comilah-
derry Knight Tenplars Will attend. az
s y. IN. Service Of song EpwoTto
Meth. PROT. CnuRcI-ounday scnooi
e:9o a. IN. Services at Ii a. IN. and 500 p
m Dy Rev. S. W. Rossnberger.
FREE METHODIST C5UROH-Lee street
near WiIkes-RerJoh ohm Cavnaugh. Ser
vices at IL a. m, 30 and 7.30 p. m.
VILLAGE CHAPEL NJ. E. CHURCH SoCTB
-Gibbon street, near Alired-Sunuay
school III 2.la =. III.
Der, RAY CHAPEL NJ. f. Church South
sunday school att. Preaching 1T II T.
N Epworth League al p. m:
Del RAY BAPTIST CHCECH-,Preacbins
ERAppocK CHApEL-Services at p. m.
b. a student oil the Theological Semi
nary. Sunday school 3p. IN.
AIMS HoUsE-Services AT p. m.
MisSIoS--Corner Fairfax and Franklin
streets. Services al p. IN.
ROBERTS CHAPEL, NJ. L. CHURCH icoi-
red)- Sunday school at s5oa N; Preach
Ing at IL 4. IN. and 500 p. III. Ep"oTth
League al 4.30 p. IN.
MEADE CaAPEL-Sunday scnool AT } -
y. II. Evening services al . p. III.
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH (coloredj-
north Alfred street-Rev. W. II. john.
son. pastor Sabbath school $50 4. III
Services al il a. m. and s p. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
FALLS CHURCH TO CELEBRATE
JULY 4th.

The Village improvement Society
have 1eci led to have IN old fashioned
July Fourth Celebration III their
thriving town, and committees are
actively at work in preparing a pro-
gramme and making arrangements.
Among the propo,el methods offered
for entertaining the public will be an
industrial parade, athletic sports, IN
GLIDING n game OF baseball, speaking
music, vocal and Instrumental, and
probably other thing, that will add to
the attractiveness a the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27

For this section fair tonight and prob
ably Sunday; warmer Sunday; light var
liable winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-27
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather Probabilities.

High tide 700 a. m. and 800 p. m
Snn rises tomorrow $40 and sels A. 71G.