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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
FIRST PRACTICE
OF BASEBALL MEN
Candidates for Randolph Macon
Team Work Out on
Diamond.

Especial to The Times Dispa ichl
Ashland. va, March I.--Cp1rh it'S'
Warren had his men out this aiternoon
for the first practice Of tho BUS sbail
season. For several days he men
have been warming up in tie gynna-
SUM, so whan they got on the Held
the first few days practice VIA not be
hard on them Advantage was taken
#oi the warm. sunny afternoon aud al
or last years team turned %; 30 their
new gray suits and blue and gray base
ball coats. Many new men answered
ths call for candidates. and the best
looking bunch OF hall players seen fol,
some time turned out OF the ashland
diamond
yellow Jackets will have good team
this year. Eight lettercd men and
about the same numb ~ OF aoEi ,cam
men are on the field Tho Old men
back are Captain Irranl. Bar. =. q.
Egslcston. second base: Paul Ives.
shortstop: Anderson. third base; 7. l.
I.ipscomb. centre Held r. " Tatcm.
rish. hsid: III. c. Motley. nelosr; J. 81.
Sreen. pitcher. The substitutes back
are J. w Holloway. Jr. Gre, base: T.
H. Brown, catcher: n Y. Brown, left
feld; T. p. Barrow.
Besides these old mon, many prep.
nchool stars were OH, tossing .he bali
around G. K. Brown, Of Newport
saws: T. *. Gale, Of Norfolk L F.
Marsten, Woodstock. and j. Web Mid
veto VIII all make the old men hustle
10 mold down their jobs
me hrst game Of the season Is TO
De played in Williamsburg wltn VIII
nam and Mary on March 20. rh's is
only an exhibition game. Besides
tne championship games. Manager
w t...
North Carolina. where tho yellow Jack
cts play the University Of North Car
ohna: Wake Forest, Guiliord College
and Trinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
NEW LEAGUES MAY
GET PROTECTION
Deal in Baseball Amounting
Almost to Revolution Said to
Be Under Way.
Especial to The rimes-Dlspatoh.l

Cincinnati. o.. March L-Accordins 10
stories Carried By afternoon papers here to-
day new deal In baseball. almost a base
ball revolution. is under way. and within
the next few days, IL IS said that the fans
around the great circuits will possibly be
electrified by iuIl disclosures OF the details
narkable alteration OF existing cond lions
since the American League cut loose eleven
years ago
The deal may result in the new Columbia
and possibly the United States Leagues
coming under the protection OF the uationai
agreemeat- The story. which Is suid 10 be
stm.ou!cial. states that Chairman Angus,
Herrmann. o: the National Baseball Com
mission. would resent the matter 10 thst
in part:
y new deal IN baseball. whereby the men
who have been trying to break Into the
baseball limeiISht, Will come in as auxlIi-
ariesfand warm friends OF the old magna,es
Is under way and under fair discussion. The
angles are:
utilization OF the ball parks in the one
club cites OF the major leagues for the
younger League games during the absence
OF the senior teams
Acceptance OF u club on tho north side o.,
Chicago. balanced by the withdrawal of the
Junior league from ST. Louis
the new league to have n chance MT M.
extra players who are now turned back by
the majors many o. them practically rn-
tr!ed tor lack o! proper opportunity
Inc new league TO be run End managed
who!!y by It's own promoters, thus aySIoin :,
the idea OF syndicate baseball' as ,ynmi5
be the case II the older leagues wen, mir
protection u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
BILL HAS FIGHT IN
ARAGRAPH
Department OF Agriculture Is
Doomed to Receive Some
Body Blows.
MANY TAKE TO WARPATH
Lambs Big Measure Certain to
Bring Out Big Political
Battle.

Washington, March 1T is almost
certain that before the end of the
present week Congress will see one
OF the most interesting political fights
pulled off in many day, and Con-
gresham John Lamb. of Virginia, will
be chief ringmastcr and tlmekeeper
The tight is coming with the ayricul-
tural appropriation bill, which is now
pending before the House, and Is re-
ceiving consideration except when
sidetracked to give way to certain
calendar business. which must be at
tended to.
Storm warnings are displayed. and
clouds have been gathering around
Secretary Wilson and the department
for months. Many members of the
House who do not like the way things
in the big department have been run
t ,i,ng ,, nave Psen patiently biding
preparation bin should be reached to
give veLt 10 their feelings. Under
this procedure, when man is given
a certain limit OF time Re is at liberty
to discuss almost anything he iikes.
and as the administration of Secre-
tary Wilson's department is strictly in
keeping with the bin 1t will be almost
Impossible to cut off speakers because
or unparllamentary precedent or any
thing like that.
Captain Lamb, when asked to-day
what range the coming storm prob
ably would take. candidIy said that no
did not know: that there wero many
members who wished to speak, and he
had no idea what they would say or
their remarks.
There are certain members who want
nSht as TO why President TAFT has
never done that house cleaning which
n nd "a l1r la,s
Was figuring in the limelight recently.
AS yet. however, he has done nothing,
and on tho heels OF this comes the
Florida everglades scandal and
brand-new row between DIR. Wiley and
the members of the food and drugs
board over the question of baking
powder decision.
Then there arc number OF mem
bers who want information about AS
sistant Secretary Hayes trying to get
In on the ground floor when he heard
be made II certain land In North Caro-
lima could be placed on the market
with the governments Endorsement.
But moro than all, there are some
opportunity TO get at Solicitor McCabe.
They say he Is the man they are after,
and that much of the present discon-
tent and Reorganization In the forces
OF the department are due to him. and
to the fact that he has Secretary Will
son "hypnotized-"
Practically every paragraph In the
agricultural appropriation bill. when
It Is gone into In earnest, 10 expected
to bring on a fight
Congressman Frank Clark. of Flor
ida, who is responsible moro than
any others for divulGing the manner
In which innocent purchasers were
buying land in Floridn which was
practically worthless, is preparing to
land a twelve FOUNDER against Soiici-
tor McCabe when his place on tho pro-
gram Is reached.
One thing is certain. when Captain
Lamb finishes the work of passing his
big bill he will know he has been In
fight. and as the Third District
Congressman did q little lighting on
his own account during the sos he
ought to know what one means.
p. II. Meg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
THOMAS +. RYAN
SOEDFOR ISLANDER
Action for 100000 Damages
Follows Denial of Statement
Made bv Plaintiff.

New York. March IAN action brought
about four years ago by Lewis E, julien. OF
metropolitan Street Railway fame. asains:
Thomas F.. Ryan for alleged SANDER. and
which has been held oil this time in tho
pigeon holes OF the Supreme Court came to
Hight to-day when the plaintiff upon order
OF the Supreme Court filed bond for costs,
julien In this action seeks Sloc.coo from
MIR. Ryan. The suit grew out CT the inves-
t!sation conducted In this city in March.
leoS. Into the conduct ~ .rstwhile District
Attorney Jerome. In this investigation
Julien called witness, and In re-
ply TO questions put by Mr.. Jerome gave
testimony which. In substance, charged
Thomas F. Ryan, who was then In control
OF the Metropolitan Railway system, with
bringing about the nomination OF a certain
Supreme Court Justice.
In answer to the charges by julien, Mr..
Ryan stated later in an Interview that
there is not the slightest truth In the rs
sertion: none whatever"
According TO the complaint In tho case,
which name to light to-day. julien asserts
that the remarks o: Mr.. Ryan were nunder-
Gus. The complaint sets forth that when
Mr.. Ryan replied In this manner to the tea
timony OF the plaintiff. Mr.. Ryan gave ut
terance 10 slandcrous works" and In doing
SO the defendant conveyed the Impression
that Julien had committed perjury while
on the witness stand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
SENI TIE
Continued from Sixth Page.)

ance. whers complaint is made. 10 tx
fire insurance rates.
To further protect the game in Pat
rick county.
To amend an act OF January 1s. 1905,
concerning public service corporations.
To amend the charter of the city OF
Suffolk.
To impose license tax upon parsons.
firms or corporations selling pnoiica-
lions, merchandise. etc, upon. railroad
trains and steamboats,.
Senate Bills i3nSrossed.-
The following Senate bills were ad-
ord cred to their third reading and en-
To amend and re-enact section SS4 Of
the Code.
Empowering the Board of Supervis-
ors OF any county, in Its discretion, TO
contribute and expende annually out
of the general county levy OF said
county a sum of money for ths pro-
motion of agriculture.
To prescribe tho effect as evidence
to be given to deeds recorded prior
to the year 1865.
To amend and re-enaot section 20
OF the Code.
To pay ]. A Walker 500. being the
amount due him rs land assessor tor
the county OF Nottoway for work dono
by him as said assessor.
Amending the present law in relation
TO the issuing of county bonds for per-
manent road or bridge improvements
in the maglsterial districts OF the sew
cral counties in the State.
To authorize the Board of Supervisors
Of Isle of Wight county to appropriate
money for the erection OF a wharf on
Chuckatuck Creek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
t'VE'u' 10 Tho rimcs-Dispatch. j

dHh'hs'oh' March lin game OF
'e'''i! mat was fought In hammer and
,oass h'y'e all the way. Georgetown ,o-n!gh,
700" the South Atlantic champ,on.b, !,
ryels n TO ls o'' i's oIa
tba en-, mere "as great deni lacking in
rss. tt'''i points. there certainly Mas M
Tor, p, aston and every second OF tho
al tor '" snso' 81 play found the men going
~ o no I'M aid more than the margin n,
H., mum separate the Two teams, ami ,hc
~. 'p nn, tha, the blue ana Gray won bv
ira. e gained IN the dying moments OF III.
casi5 lima a. A'srtqd on IN nne style. L. nixey
ana , aiter ccliiilower had ,ho, on. Sas
me,,i,,. 'o'n; W. hiSey sent 1t through The
.h!s VAS the buxt the Invader
In 10 "a the hrsi half. Georgetown ever.
n l,ip iiat,eis Just before the lntermiss;on.
t''eh ana coiiliiowrr making tho hnsL,a,s
.o,,.,,. ~ .ne zen minutes OF rest the two
rnsnna, ~ we battle again In Z spcedy
thf anal whistle W.; uhi!'
lesser , broke the Ito by shooting pocj
roc - foul and Waldson udt"d ~ so a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
~ GUS MALBERT.

:. President w. Abbott Whitman. o. the
Sh.ted states League. spen, yesterday
nsie taking over matters with the
owners OF The kichmund franchise in
!hai league A meeting was hsld in
the oiices OF Secretary Morgan X
A.!!s which lasted for several hours
a.! OF the bids for the plant at Lee
fatA were gone over. and while tne
postponed until Monday. this action
"4! DC largely periunctory, for the
reason that the successful bidder is
Known.
resident Whitman is the superlative
asstee OF Optimism That he has
VINO talks with him for a long as five
minutes can DOUBT He has Just COM
plettd trip over the circuit. and has
found everything in good shape. One
or Two OF the managers have started
training already. Harry Steinfelt.
manager OF the Cincinnati club. has
number OF hts men at West Baden
working them out. while Jack O'Con-
nor who is to manage the Cleveland
club, VIII leave for the South Monday.
They say tmeaning. o: course. the
enemy" said President Whitman. talk
Ing over the table while handling
hearty meal. that there isn't chance
!cr our league TO last. They also say
ever th.y nave established a war fund
with which to night an organization
OF which they have so low an esti-
mats II strikes me that such meth
DDS contradict the published state
neHts which have appeared in several
Of the papers pretudiced against u.s.
There statements. which. by the way
may always be seen IN such publica-
tons as are mora or less controlled
Oy the big league. are probably the
result OF the war fund
Going to Plny Good baseball.
LAS :, matter OF fact we are going
to play baseball and "e are going to
play good baseball. These reports aye
being circulated merely TO prevent Us
from getting ball players, As gen
eraI proposition the ball player Of
to-day 4 a skeptic. He ha. been fool
cd and 6uncoed 20 often that he has
become Missour!an!zcd. as II werH.
You must show him. Also the average
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Flynn and Johnson
Will Meet in July
for Championship

salt Lake City. Utah, March L.
jim Flynn and Jack johnson Will
meet In twcnty-round bout for
the heavyweight championship OF
the world at or near Wendoyar
Utah, on July II. This Is the SUBJ
stance of IN announcement made
to-day by pernons who nre fnnn-
chilly interested In the venture with
Jack Curiey.
The statement was mnde nfter
the Information WAS received here
yesterday from Carson City, New,
that the Legislature did not take
up before It's adjournment yenter-
dny the proposed repeal of the law
permitting championship boxing
matches In Nevada.
Business men Interested in the
promotion of the fight will hold n
meeting Tomorrow night. 1t Is
undcrntood the nrcnn Will be erected
across the Nevada line. within n
few rods from the Wendovar, Utah,
depot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
To Play I'nrmvilIc.

inc John Marshall High school bas-
aetna!i team VIII meet the strong ag-
the local school gymnasium TINS fer
noon az 3 o'clock. The nrc-up for
John Marshall will bc: Edwards.
2uaries and Cosby; Centre. s. Elroy;
hnaros' Fadsett, tcaptaln). Eqhihs The
team mas developed remarkably under
CoacR joiner, formerly coach ~ Column
bih University. Manager Mlls has
afranEed series OF games with tho
strong liowltzcy team Tie frs, zane
VII be called AT $50 o'cl0cx next
FRIDAY night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Judge Turner TO SIT Here.

To take Judge George S. Shackelford's
place ms Judge protein OF the City Circuit,
Court, Judge r. s. Turner OF the Twenty
sixth Judicial District. was yesterday ap-
pointed ~ Governor Mann to begin hi,
duties here on March 8 Judge Shackelford
who has been sitting In Judge Scott's place
during the iatter's Illness. must lea sc Rich
mond on March to open court in his own
Ninth Circuit. II Is not thought probable
that Judge scott Will be able to resume his
place on tho city bench until tho next term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
With big league r.a,,,.

san Antonio. March l.-Manarer
Mack. II the Philadelphia American
League team began the pruning pro
cess here to-day Piper, third base
man from Deming. y. NJ. was the man
TO CO. Mack considered Piper too in
experienced for major league baseball
and gave him his release
The Philadelphlans and the lcal team
or the Texas League will play exhibit
ton games tomorrow and Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
TRACK STARS.
ENTERED in G. u. MEET

q committee at this time in the SEES
SION, II II has any opposition at all,
mas Il lighting change to become law.
There are great many now on both
calendars Which have no chance.
The condition OF J. w. Gregory. who
Is threatened with pneumonia at tho
Retreat for tho Sick. was unimproved
Yesterday. 1t Is rather remarkable
that c. w. Anderson, another member
from the same county, Pittsylvania,
was Ill with something like the same
trouble yesterday and was confined to
bis bed.
An effort to get reconsideration
feated Thursday, was made In tho
House yesterday. but went down on 4
point OF order. Although it was stated
that this measure was backed by what
ts known as the cider lobby" 1t was
heartily Endorsed by Deputy State Food
Commissioner B. L. Purcell. The analy
sis was made BY DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
the pure food expert. The patrons
OF tho measure were Messrs, Temple
ton and Kempcr of Augusta,
Upon q motion made by Mr.. Stephen
son, OF Bath. all persons save NOM
bers of the Senate and House and nc-
credited representatives of the press
We're excluded from the floor of tho
House yesterday during consideration
OF the general appropriation bill. Many
from interest or from curiosity, wcro
Kept from the doors and repaired to
the gallery. The lack of order and
constant appeals from those interest
ed In items OF the bill were the rea-
sons for this action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Here and There
in The Legislature

All trusts and com binations IN re-
stra!rt of trade may rs we'll close their
doors and retire from business In Vir-
ginia, ii the FitzhuEh bill. aimed at
their annihilatton, passes. This meas
mt a meeting OF the House Committee
on General Laws.
But 1t will not pass at the session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
THE LAx-ros WAY.

II you had medicine that weuld
strengthen tho liver. the stomach. the kid
neys and tina bowels, and ut the same TINA
make you strong with a oystemlc tonlc,
don't you believe you would soon DO welIc
That's THE Lax-Fos Way"
We ask you TO buy the first bottle on In.
rnoney-back plan. and you will ask youi
druggist to sell you tho second.
1t kecps your whole ins.Ae right.
There Is nothing else made like Lay-Foa
Remember the name--LAN, FOS.-Ady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
GOING 10 plpy CUoa DnsebnlI.
Bowling

The Gwathmcy DRUG Company led the
strong Vaughan Robertson DRUG Company
.sz.n to slaughter last night on the Newport
A!!cys The Gpathney aggregation won Two
gu, OF three games Van Diem was high
score and high total FOR Vaughan Robertson
ana Peters led the Gwuthmey Company for
klgh score and high total. Garrett was sent
In In the las, game TO try and break the
Gwathmey's luck. but even he failed TO do
60 Toone played good, consistent game
all the way. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
lYNCHBURG HIGH
DEFEATS ROANOKE
Victory of as to ~ Comes
After Hard-Fought
Game.
Especial 10 The T!mes-p,gpatcb

lSptC!hI 10 j ne Times DIS ia ten,
Lynchburg. Va. March Tho
i;ynchburg High school bassetban I've
this afternoon defeated Roanoke. IS 10
q. in one of the hottest contests seen
here this season. The qu!ntg were
well matched. and the game was not
won until the whistle blew after two
twenty minute halves. The game was
rough because Of It's speed thi- being
especially true OF the last rye min.
utes: The locals playtS the best hall
In the first half. ana for fifteen min.
u,es IN the last session appeared 70
work as though they had cinch
When Lyrchburg realized Roanoke
was playing the best game the local
fve woke from It's leiharey and barely
nosed out victory. Johnson and Leo
were easily the stars for the locals
while +. EnSlcby and TillInan ala thn
best work for Roanoke
The lineup:
LynchburS. Positions poanol.a
l. Onion. right forward HINT
Lee. left forward Z. Ensieby
Gannaway right guard Tarrv
r, Dillon. -. left guard -. Fnriehy
Summary: Goals from ncld-T.st foS
Ganrawny CD, Johnson 90. / DI,Ion
"a f. Engleby tS). Tillman q, Hunt
f2J. Terry and j. Englcby ,2l Goals
from fouls-F. Ergieby %. Referee
Mfr. Kramer, of I.ynchburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
King Nor a Candidate.

Especial to The Times DisratCh.1
Fredericksburg. Va March i.-Dr. !. Oar
nett King. who has been prominently men,
toned ms a probable candidate for the may
orally OF tho city, has announced that he
cannot become candidate In the approach
ms election for the reason that II will In
terfere with his professional duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Marlin, Tex. March 1.-Thir,v.e,rr

Marlin. Ten, March Thirty eight
members of the New York NntIonni
League team were on the held this
afternoon when Manager McGraw cali
ed roll. Chief Myers. the only nh
sentee, is expected Tomorrow Rube
Marqunrd appears TO be a trifle light
and Mathewson seems to have put on
some weight since last season. The
other members of the team appeared
in good condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Mahmout defeats Petersen.

the Turk eliminated Jess Petersen,
Danish champion. as a contender for
tho worlds wrestling championship
here Tonight when he defeated Pc
dersen IN straight falls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02
Amateurs Form
Class "B" League

A class aB" lengue was formed
last night mt the Railroad Y. n. O.
A., composed of the following teamst
Red Sox, II. s. Fleming. manager,
Albemarles. II. IL. Dnstine, man.
ager.
White so.. J. t. Bullock, Jr.,
manager.
Fairmount Eagles, e. G. Pollard,
manager.
Lutheran Pets. w. IL johnson,
manager.
The HilIsiders, w. s. Orange,
manager.
A. o. BoBchen was elected preHi-
dent and L. d. Moore vice-prcHident
and secretnry. Tho next meeting
OF this ienEue was called mt the
Railroad Y. VI. c. A. for March 8. All
managers md officers are urgently
requested to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-02

F. C. Landgrai. the active man In
the local organization. went into his
new offices yesterday A telephone
has been installed. and he Will be
glad to answer any and all question
Work on the plant at Lee Park will
commence Immediately after the con-
tract is officially awarded, and will be
pushed until everything is complete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
Mr.. Knox y
los periodistas

Los periodistas que forman parte de
la comitiva del Secretario de Estado. Sc
nor Knox, son los siguientes:
Edwar McKernon, Corresponsal de la
Prensa Asociada Ariel Varges. Cores
ponsal de la international News As
sociation"
W. B. Hale. Corresponsal de la Re
vista Worlds Work Dudley Har-
mon, Corresponsal del New York Sun
n L. Neinl. Corresponsal De Ia ReR-
vista 'Lesies Weekly"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22

Abraham Lugo y Jose Marti, veci-
nos de Cabo Rojo, han sido setencia-
dos por la Corte de Distrito de Maya
guez un ano de carcel Y mil dollars
de multa por ell delito de conspiraci6n.
Han apelado de la sentencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
/" Ell CATALAN {"
CONFITERIA

Suplicamos a nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores que para
mejor presentation de los tra-
bajos de encargo, en- fiestas y
tias senalados, deben ordenar-
Sc con uno 8 dos dias de an.
tiCipacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
La retreta de anoche

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Joa-
quin Matienzo obseqi6 anoche al publico
con una retreta en- el espl6ndido Pasaje
que inaugur6 aver manana.
P.ede decirse que todo San Juan ha
desflado por el Pasaje, todos vimos
hacer merecidisimos elogios al senor Ma
tienzo por la gran obra que ha de per-
retuar aQui Su nombre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22

FL remate de propiedades. Ell el case
de AntOnia Sanchez MontalvO, eX-par-
te, fue adjudicado por la suma de Gin
cuenta mil dollars a los senores Tru-
jillo Mercado. Ell remate Sc efectu6
en- Ponce, por orden de su Corte de
DiStrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22

Sc encuentra Ell ell Quartet de Poll
cia de Santurce, a disposition de quien
acredite ser su dueio, un baul que en-
dicho ouartel entreg6 ell individuo Isl
drO Colon por ignorar la residencia de
la persona a quien debia entregarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
NJ. AngeIet e. Co.

Senior Inspector de Sanidad: Los We
cinos de la calle de la Fortaleza al
Cristo Sc quejan, Sc quejan con ra-
z6n, de que Sc hace impossible la vida
ALI por ell inaguantable hedor que des-
pide la aIcantariIla que ALI hay ! No
podria usted mandar a limpiarla?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
PARA OFICINAS.

PARA OFICINAs.- Sc aluuila I'm
magnifco local para ofcina Ell purto
centrico de esta ciudad
Sc daran informes en- la imprenta
del BOLETIN en- esta Redacci6n,
San Jose Altos.