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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. June i3.-The proceed
!nSs before the money trust committe,
and further urgent call on our tuan-
c'al reserves were among the few
items which bore upon to-days ana
thetic stock market
The stock market movement here
was small In volume and largely pro-
fessionai, tuding from the efforts TO
excite interest in issues of unknown
merit The undcrtonc was more steady.
however. and practically in tho
market leaders. Reading, Lchigh VAL
ley. Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific
showing some support, although re-
acting from their best toward the
close. Especial weakness In Virginia
Carolina Chemical common. which
later affected other fertilizer stocks
was amon,; the few noteworthy fea-
lures. The heaviness OF these shares
probably originated in the indifferent
report submitted by the Chemical
Company, thereby disposine of hopes
soon be resumed.
The purchase and speedy sale OF
sl5.oGoo 600 Illinois Central Railroad
two-year +l2 per cent. notes the
proceeds to be applied to the pur-
chase of Central of Georgia per
cent income bonds, was announced
\ currency transfer ~ $1,000, 900 TO
being Japan. was the one notable fea-
ture OF the local money market rates
otherwise being unchanged from the
previous day. although lenders show
further disposition to make conces-
slonS.
total sales. par value. of sI.56S, 600.
United States government bonds were
unchanged on call.
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Get, Commission n. ro.t,n.,,.r

T"Fc'IaI to Inc Timos-D' spatchl
hristol. Va. Juno l3.-Chnries y,
'"Hthi"r has received his commission
rs postmaster Of the new ONCE to DO
established IN Bristol virginia. sun.
hiiea have also arrived here for tho
hcw ONCE. but for soidc cause Mr.
|authier mas not qualified. and as vet
u" dohhitc step has been taken look
'hs 10 The opening Of Tic Office
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sEABoARD AIR LINE

sou;hbound trains scheduled TO leave Ricn-
mond daily: sos a. M.-Local to Sorlina
Birmingham. savannah. Jacksonyiiie. 6:as
= A-Sleepers and coaches. JscksonyilIe.
HE'S +. M.--Sieepers and coaches Atlanta
scheduled to arrive 10 Richmond daily:
1850 A. N. 800 4. ~. sos u. NJ. $40 i. Nj,
Local.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAI!. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN EN,>, .l4 - ~.
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond. FOR
T. NJ. 40 L. ii. 6I.3i +. N
FOR LfHcHBURG AND THt: WEST. .sI5
a AIM NJ; NO l9hSoos ~ $50, $50 s.9.so P. n
81 BIZ 4 a 81. '6.5 p. ~ blo..5 y u
'li:io +. 81. From tia we.t: &c -
a, $50 4. ~ o!ito T. ~. 's:o, Il. NJ, .s.cy T..
DAILY aDai!y ex. sunday. bsunday only.
W. %, bEh ILL C. H. BOSLEY.
- a. A. Roanoke u. u. a. Richmond
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Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD Railroad of the South
EFFECTIVE MAY 2sia is;2

Ef tECflNE MAY 2stn, 1874
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and soa,h: s.i5 A. 81 ana
$40 3 N. l."j \. NJ
For Norfolk "s:io \. NJ. ..co A. NJ. .a;e,
4. ~, i.!0 +. II. .'I.s5 /. "
For a W ny. West: s:I6 A. NJ, 1870
NJ. AGO r. NJ. $50 p. NJ
FOR PeuSseurg: 100 a 81. s:is A. a..
$50 y. NJ. Sis a. N. 800 a. NJ 1000
81. eco +. N. $40 T. NJ. sos T. NJ s.o
r. NJ. -; Is p. 81. s:2o p. N. u:e p. a.
FOR GSdstoEo and Fayetteville. .i:io = 81.
trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A Nj
so a ~ sS; a. NJ. $50, a. ~ ..Io:,; A.
X 10 4 NJ ''ii:G - NJ. '.:so p. ~.
-, ~ - VI co =. N. s:1 =, II. 500 T..
Except sunday. "sunday only
TINE 0: arrival and depar,ur. ana .o,.
nections not guaranteed
{. S. CAMPBELL. D = A. rs aa,, G,
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NANAt. SrnuEs

Ni,mlnston, y. G.. June l3--Spiri,s rur-
heniln" -'"ady &, Sc. receipts : casks.
"4r.n steady at So receipts 10 barrels Tar
INN at - ~. receipts 1, barrcis Crude
nI""htne-FirH' at S3251t;o. receipts n
SI ~ nm! Ga, June 10 rurpcntinc-Flrni
49, tfH '''tc. sales 81 cuskK. icc.Iuts / 2.i
ask shipments iI3 casks stnrt -, ~!
,t,n. nosin Firm; sales Ia barrels: r,
S'o'" so''' barrels. quote: H. sac.
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Richmond & Pelersbur, electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manehesl.r. seventh ard rcr:y
Streets, TOR Petersburg:
&c. T. s, -. 20. u. u. A. 81 :. 81
''s.i5. % :. S. 80. 10 T.. NJ
HOO l.. NJ. 20: Chester. 1900 s,!tn;xh, 70,
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of sycrmor,
Street. ior Nanchester:
ri;i5. s.2i. ",:!5. '':35. s;aS. s:2s. 1855. u:u
A. ii: 1885. 'l.5j a35. 3:s5 .;:s5. s.ss. e.
';;5. -. c:s5. 'l0;io. 1870 r. ~
tDaiy. except sundays ard holidays.
Carries baggage and express
"L.mteG. except Sundays and holiday
All cars from Petersburg connect stts
cars :or Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND CHEsArEAKE RAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
20 !7I- Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: '5.n 4. NJ. 'T:!O 4. NJ. bs:io A.
n. $40 =. NJ. "lo:!o \. NJ. 1870 A. NJ. 30
J.. NJ. 80 j. NJ, $40 r. NJ. bi:lo y. NJ. s 20
T. NJ. go l.. NJ. 5:lO p. NJ. bs:i0 T. NJ,
1910 +. NJ. ll;t; y. VI. Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple streets: '5:Gi A. NJ. go 4.
NJ. SEQ 4 NJ. no:o9 \. NJ. 1890 n NJ. ..l! %
a. NJ. 'l.:co NJ, "i.co i. NJ. 900 T. NJ. 500
p. N. 800 T. NJ. bj:co T.. ~. 500 p NJ 100
r NJ. 500 T. NJ. b:c3 r. NJ. 100 T.. NJ
DAILY except sunday. ''Su-day only.
bClrrles hageaEe
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

~ '--A.thlER OF TIE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond
y. B-Fol!owing schedul. n.y., n.r.
60 as Information and not guaranteed:
For tho south-DaI!y: $40 A. n Loc.i
":t a. ID Express 500 J.. NJ Hxnrs,.
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for AZ.
ianta and BiFfhin CHAM. i:B p. NJ Expre..
Week Days: 500 P, Is. Local
YORK RIvERiLINE
$50 p. A.-Dai!y.-ConnectinR for a.,,-
more Non. Wed and Friday. 500 A M.NEs.
Gun. and z:i1 p. A.-Mon.. Wed and Fri
day-Looaa N'
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From 4the South: $50 A. H. $40 NJ
Zoo +. M. S:1 =. n. daily: l28 Ell sun
FROM West Point: $50 A. II. daily u:S
N. Mon. Wed. and Fri. t:l5 p NJ EI sun
s. E. BURGESS. d. P. A..
"' L Main ST. Phon. Madison m
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M!.Icr-flnIi,

,Hp"'iA! 10 me Times Dispatch.l
dHhihsi"n o.. June ia beau
''iN' w"Hd.Na CEREMONY was solemn1-
',I at nc Methodist Church in this
S,tN at O'Clock this afternoon. when
,"'Ss "nii" Nora Dali became the
nrihe ~ Charles clyde Miller The
church was decorated in ferns gelms.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

Ncw York June l2.The cotton goods MI.
u''rN markets are hrmcr with demand
showing a BROADER trend Print cioths mr.,
"lfhcr Retail trade continues steady and
J""'e's are doing fair house trade
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BOND LIST.

Aiiis-CPslv.ess Observation-Disclosures. 81.
american Tobacco co. old As IhidJ...... %.
hHl~San Tobacco 20. Old Is ODD Wee. I.o't
Atlantic coast Line LIST Observation-Disclosures. 80,
=. G. ILL, and y ~ (oIdI.............. a3i.
y. c. L. conv. IS Gin Baltimore. bid. TO- !.
Chesapeake and OHIO conv. 4l:s... %
iisSvtt a Myers Observation-Disclosures. ai7;
l-!ssrt' Z" Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I-07s
,-o oI. Sompany 9s...'.''''.'''.'..... 90,
i-o'il'hId company Observation-Disclosures. 1919,
Nogiolk and Western conv. 4s.......... llli,
f"Aooard Air Line stamped Is tb!d)... ~
Heahcard AIT Line stamped 5s...... sos,
southern Hallway Observation-Disclosures. ~.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures 07s.
4. ;. rogisiered IS. 1880 did ........ loy.
L. ;. registered b. 1915 tbd)......... 16g,
u Panama new IS tbidi............... iOiN
,.5sli,!a brown Brothers ers............ i7i.
Na.-Cdr. Chem. LIST Observation-Disclosures. Gal
Va i'!' and Power co. Is Cbid)......... 8.
" aoash ecu. is........,.....,-. ............ SIS
" so1s''-i I'tS. !etm. lst is bid 1........ -
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Sales. Stock.

osiee. Stock
Allis-Chalmers ...........
3o Allis-Chal., pfd.. LIST paid
e.t2O Amalgamated Copper 80.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
800 Ame". Beet Sugar. com.
-,So.-Amer!Can Can ............
200 American Can. pfd. .......
on Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
GU American Cotton OIL.
20 Am Hide and Leather. pr
lO American Linsccd Oil.
500 Am eriCan locomotive 80.
100 Amcr. Locomotive. pfd...
go Amer. Malt Co. pfd
-" American Smelling 800.
2.To American Sugar ...........
80 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
80 american Tobacco, com.
10 american Tobacco, pfd.
81" anaconda Copper .......
q" A;chisOn Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. {. l.. Of Connecticut.
Baltimore and Ohio.
80 Bethlehem Steel. com.
w Bethlehem Steel. pfd..
200 British-A Amer. lob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather. com.
i'No Canadian Pacific ....
10 Chesapeake and Ohio.
go Chicago Breat Western.
l.nlo Chi, Mil. and 81. Paul.
2S Cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
4" Crncihle steel. pfd 800.
Chicago aud Northwest.
IN" Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas ....
Delaware and Hudson. :.
pen. and Rio Gran. com.
Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
1S oistillers' Sec. Cor.
'....'............
Eric. list pfd
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
Geo. w. H"lme Toh. co.
3G General Electric ........
80 Grea, Northern. pfd.
l'p Great Northern ore Gifts
go Illinois Central ..........
you int"rhoro-M Met. ......
LOU !nterboro-Met.. ptd. 80.
Int. Mer. Marine. com.
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SAILED

steamer Brhnt0n Harvey. Norfolk me-.
'nhhd!se aHd passengers. o;d Don Mot, Line
James River landings. fne-chandIse and -
sengeTs. thurman Line
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

" urnished BY Levy Commission Co Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Val
Richmond Va. June IS. 1872
ACTUAL WHOLESALE oCortT1oSS ~
MARKET
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besd ,"'k' June 10 -Beeves- Rooeip,s "a
p.ra; NO trading; market steady. cal,rs"
ga. Iii i'' n.ad market weak. veals. s7a
Sb. ".', S'H'p: buttcrmiIks nominal
$50 ana bs-Receipts 5.37s hnnJ
iep s,eadN. lambs hrm. sheen IcwosI a.
sIm"i 'u's; ss@:"? wethsrs. s5.25. lambs
oss-H"ceipts i2l6 head Me-, So" 90.
nj So" q so. pigs s75on7-6 S'o'dF
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Baltimore Md. June ,swho,,
spot. contract. si.iiis corn-omi"t. '' ura,
t conntFaei' 'disc. ou;s-steady; 30. !. wbi,a
VA a elisc. Ryc-Quie, WHIT
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~ creams June l3.-After declining sa7
points under yesterdays close on sho-,
se'Nhs' realizing by longs and the ahscn,-
o. sunrort. cotton prices nrmcd up late I'm
da@,t. au'ns To-Day. the close being at "a net
an. ana unchansed; middiing, i2i.c.: sales on
lne spot i:s bales and K5 to arrive. Futures
~ ,9seo steady jung. 1901 nominal: July.
=, - august. li.Go; September li.76; Ortobcr
:. .'ss' December. I'LL: January. Ii75; MaSb,
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MAXINE ISrtI:tGENcr.
rokr OF nIcnMoNp. IrNE Is. 1912
ANKINED

steamer brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mcr.
'Ih halse and passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer foehhnaids. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. nserchandise and pas.
sedstrs virginia %av!satlon Com7ony
steamer @u.orh. FUrmau, Poic.zbu-s and
renseis FGrnan Line.
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II IDEa,
Potatoes. Irish, No /, b5l. aco as
Potatoes. Irish. No. >, bill. 2.@ a. -
MARKET CONDITIONS.

Poultry in lighter receipts and market
active. Eggs and butter scarce and active.
Live stock active at quotations Hides.
wool and potatoes wanted.
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OLD DOMINION LINE


Ly. Richmonu FOOT OF Ash 81. dailJT:oot NJ
Leave Newport Sews.................5:Oo = M
% a II
Connects with main line steamers ieavln0
Norfolk for Sew YORK daily. except sundav
200 4. 81 Connections also made by N q,
W. Ry. I. 81. and 6. & u ky. at T. NJ
Night line steamers stop at C.areuont ~
land receive passengers signal ana
Will DO met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. tezucr,,v.
March AJ.-James River by daylight FOR
Norfolk and old Point. Newport News ana
ell James River landings steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ESQ A
81 Freight received for ali jane, Iiy.r
landings Phone Madison It's.
Main Ticket offiee. s.; f. Ma,p street
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nnics ~ "'eS' 'oastwise, SIS

10, Total to-day al all por,s-Net rec.,n,,
80 oa!es: exrort to Great Britain. 100
ils:ep bales. '"'es' STOCK
Consolidated at all ports-Ne, -ecoi,,.
s .i,,s oaies; export to Great Britain. $40
paIes, TO the Continent. 2saIl bales: 10
Japan. l,s5: bales. 10
receipts. H.T5a7cs bales. ek,ort 20
t britain: tcsi.sss bales; to France. i.fSoIT
oales; to the Continent. 4slo.iai pales: to
japan SlS'lSS bales; to. Mexico SOS bales
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.'soA- Locai-Dally-Sewpor News
s'i6 A'-Locai-Daiiy-Ch vile. Ex sun.
Thurmond.
,,o.on = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old Point.
lN'W A-Locdi-Daily-Lc Lex C. Fors,
80, ,is;~ Soon-E ress-Daily-Noriolk Old Pt
~: . r'-E1press--Daiy. Gin, L'viilc
rf'W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N Seys
6;o9 P;-Locai-Daiiy-N. News. Old Point
S:is P",Locai-.Es sun.-Gordonsville.
F'-Gocai-Ex sun.-Lchbs. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
S.W Daiiy-Cinc!nti. CHICAGO.
'll:oo P.-Express-DaHy-Cin I,viiio
'Sleepers. tParlor Carp. '''
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND-toc,,
East' s'lo A. NJ. 7:to p. NJ Through from
Eas.; leo n. NJ. 2:oo p. NJ. ESQ p n Local
rom West $40 A. NJ, 1926 A. NJ ia
10 p. 81. Through: $50 A, NJ T.t,
NJ and 2;D p NJ "
James River Line: 1878 A. NJ. s.1o NJ
"Daily except Sunday az
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yellow, 76ls a 75Tc. oats-No g White sa,s "a
'S>tc' standard. 5ig55l4c 49, "
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Quotations for interes, paying ponds are
., price 20 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates of inden.Yd-
ness arc hat.
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COTTON futufcs cIoscd I.

Cotton Gu!et. iuiGdf!rc VI 60. -
.so 49,. 80 n'e sa''s - 49, stock ifs-
'N'''' !" Great SF!ialn. iei bales.
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steamboats,
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
Vacation Trips by Sea"
ROsToN AND rRnNInENcE

Steamers Norfolk to Boston daily except
Thursday: TO Providence. Monday, Thurs-
day and saturday. p. ". Through ticket,
on sale to principal points.
Fine steamers. excellent service low fareu
Wireless telegraph Send for booklet
Apply G. o. Ry.. " & w. Ry, s II.
Bowman. No. 7os T.. Main Street, and Rich
mond transfer Company. No 500 E. Main ST.
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RICIIMoND TOBACCO N.pu,,,

..I, H''hmond, Va, June H. ,1l9
Glowing are the quotation. OF inc 1fic,.
'hond Tobacco Exchange.
BRIGHTs
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury,

By Richard w Maury,
Stock and Bond Broker. 1918 F. Main Street.
Richmond. Va, June Is, 1912.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia S. Old, C. and r., 1882. 81 -.
Va Centuries. 2-5. c. and r. 1891, 50. -.
CITY SECURITIES
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edmond GRAIN MARKET.

m, richmond. Va, June Is. 1912
, LIE - T.. ALE QUOTATIONS On change
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31
SOBRINOS De IZQUIERDO & Co.
.. EN- G..
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, PR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lMPORTADORES EXPORTADORES
Agentes Generates
Agentes Generates
Francisco HoStench

De los Vapors trasatantcos espaoes de Pnos zqulerdo
& Co, de Cadiz
Del famoso Vermouth "ClNZANO", de Torino
Dc los renombrados Vinos Rioanos blancos rojos do
las "BODEGAS RIOJANAS" de Madrid
De Ia Ccrveza inglesa IT" roja, TENNENT.
De los supcrores Aceites de DIVA marca "TENA" de
Sevila
7 dc otros productos dc Europa de gran consume en-
eSta ISa
lnroductcres escaa dnicos receplores de hs
ACEITUNAS SEvILLANAS que vendemss pec;o.
imtados envasadas potes especAe cns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31

nea de vapores entire los puertos de Chi
le Italia. FL presidente presento
tempo atras un proyecto sobre este i'm
portante asunto, y en- ell mensaje 10 re-
comienda vivamente la atenci6n de la
Camara para su mas rapida realizacion.
FL mensaje, despues de dar cuenta de
varios asuIntos Gle orden exterior e inte-
rior, Sc extiende algo en- ell concepto de
los ingresos nacionales, que distan baS-
tante de cubrir los gastos presupuesta-
dos, cllyo importe asciende $50, $40 900
pesos papel, S1071000 pesos orc de 18
peniques. Los ingresos estan cifrados
EN- 1873, 100000 pesos papel y 100000
pesos oro Hay que deducir. no obs
tante, de los gastos 100000 pesos orc,
consultados para ell ferrocarril de africa a
la paz renovation del material de la
Armada. para los clales hay fondos es-
peciales, que no Sc invertiran dentro
del ano, de suerte que los gastos en- ORC
quedan reducidos a 67,73S000 pesos.
Comparados los gastos con los recursos
resulta un saldo EN- contra de estos, de
|pesos 81 $4,000 EN- billetes. I'm saldo
favor de 36, 6,262000 pesos orc, y redu-
edo este moneda corriente con un re-
cargo de 20 por ciento, queda en- defni-
tiva un deficit Ell papel Gle pesos
35 .S4S 600 Considerable empero. las
economics del presupuesto Gle gastos va
riables, y la parte que no sc invertira
de gastos fios, en- unos 30,000.000 ell
pequefo deficit que resulta podra GU
brirlo Ell goberno hacienda uso de la au-
torizacion que lie concede la ley mime
70 300, de l3 de mayo de 1912 hasta
la concurrencia de las Sumas necesarias
Ell criterio del presidente de no re-
ducir. ante Ell deficit, los gastos presu-
puestados para instruction, Comercio Y
obras p1blicas, demuestra la elevation
de miras del digno magistrate, que We
marcado. en- el desarrollo de estoS
conceptos. el porvenir Y riqueza de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31

Rep1blica. Esta riqueza es Ia que no
solo ha de enjugar los deficits, POGO pro
babies, que puedan sobreyenir, sino pro
veer al Estado de cuantos recursos ne
cesite para ell fomento de su riqueza p1-
blica y privada.
FL documento a que nos referimos Y
del que solo hemos citado alguno que
otro punto, por impedirnos su gran ex-
tension entrar Ell mas detalles, es de una
elevation de miras extraordinarias de
un sentido politico Y practice superior a
todo encomio. Es tamto mas de alabar
la sana doctrina que en- el canpea, GUAM
to que de su comparacion con los docu-
mentos analogos que publican los gobier-
nos de la vieja Europa. Sc desprende
que las j0venes fepnblieas latinas viven
una politica mas elevada, mas noble. mas
humanitaria, mas sensible Y mas prac-
tica que las naciones del viejo continen-
te.
Francisco H0stench
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31
DE CHILE
Ell mensaje
del presidente

FL presidente de La rep1blica de Chi
lie, don Ramon Barros Luco, di0 lectllra
en- la aperture de las sesiones ordlnarlas
del Congreso nacional, del referido do
cumento, que es um trasunto fiel de la
situaci6n pr6spera de aquella nueva re-
p1blica
Su primera declaration Sc contrae a
las relaciones diplomaticas que Chile sos
tiene con los paiseS extranjeros, basadas
en- los principles de amistad y considera-
ci0n mas cordiales. Uno de los prin-
cipaleS puntos que en- este cOncepto ira
ia ell preSidente, es el convenio con Bo-
livia, para la termination de La llnea in
ternacional de africa La Paz, que va
debe haberse inaugurado.
ESta Obra, cuya conveniencia eS mu-
tua para ambos paises, constituye un es-
trecho lazo de union entire ellos una
poderosa ayuda para resolver con amis-
toso criterio las difcultades originadas
por la reclamation del gobierno de Bo-
livia, relativa al reconocimiento de los
derechoS privados legalmente adquiri-
dos en- los territories que en- virtud del
tratado de paz han cambiado de sobera-
MIA. Ell gobierno de Chile ha soStenido
de acuerdo con las diSposiciones del ci-
tado tratado de paz el protocolo COM
plementario de "a de diciembre de 1904,
que el reconocimiento de dichos derechos
esta subordinate a la jurisdiction de los
tribunales ordinarios de Justicia. Ell
Presidente estima que, cualquiera que
sea la soluci6n de esta divergencia que
sc compromete a Someter La cOnsidera-
ei0n de La Camara en- su oportunidad, no
podra alterar en- modo alguno la cordia-
lidad de relaciones existentes entire am
hos paises, y que Sc halla robustecida
por factores de orden superior
FL eStado de las relaciones de Chile
con Peru contin1a sin modification y
los servicios publicos sc desarrollan nor
nlalmente EN- la provincial de Tacna. En-
este distrito Sc han organizado los re-
lativos al quito, y los capellanes depen-
dienteS de la vicarfa castrense su minis
terio en- forma que satisface las necesi-
dades del seryicio
Como complemento indispensable de
las diversas medidas adiptadas en- esta
nueva parte del territorio de la Rep1bli-
ca sc ha promulgado una ley, unanime
aprobada por ell senado, que confere a
dicha provincial representation parla-
con 10 que querdara incorpora-
da. definitivamente al regimen constitu-
cional de la Repnblica de Chile.
Agrega ell sefior Barros Luco que ell
gobierno presta muy preferente aten
cion al estudio de tratados de comercio
con las Repnblicas Argentina, del Bra
sill del Ecuador, "a fin de llegar la ce-
lebraci6n de pactos que respondan La
politica economical que inspira, en- gene
ral los gobiernos sud-arnericanos.
El tratado de comercio establecido con
Italia recientemente, demuestra la ne
cesidad del establecimiento de una Il
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Real Estate Transfers,

Caroline L. Lewis to j. G.. Gilmer,
part OF lot 10. block "a. Ten, .,
acre plat .z..>..--.:.,;s,. ~ so
j. T. GiIner to Rosina Miller and
others, part OF lot 10. block "a.
Ten-acre plat A .,......,..... so
taMmont Springs Realty company
10 Laura Smith. lots ] Il and p,
block g. Fairmont Springs addi-
Ashton Brothers company to
Alaska Ice C Storage company,
part OF lot J.. block GO, plat c.. 2.S5
John G, Sharp and wife TO Alaska
ice L. Storage company part OF
lot !. block SO. plat c, ......s-. 400
i. II. Airs and others 10 Hubbard
Inyestmc emf company, lots ~
and 20. block IS, Oakley Park
addition .s..,.,...., .s-....-;-.
Weir company to s. b. Wright:
part OF lot A. block 80. plat r.. Loo
Weir company TO NJ. \. Wright,
part Of lot 4, block 81. plat F.. l3p
q. A NJ. Froiseth and wife 10
Highland Improvement com
Ia ny, part OF section q, town
ship l north range ] west. 80
L. V Hardy and wife TO John III.
Miller, part OF lot IL. block 80
Ten-acre plat a ..,.,..r.,..-:.
Eimball &: Richards company 10
II. NJ. Hanson, lots IL and II.
block 3, Oakland Place ..-..... -
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Underwear Reductions
On Second Floor

Ladies paiamas, all weights AID
styles at half regular price.
Children S psiamas, $50 aud Sl15
values, sale price $l.00.
Ladies' white fleeced cotton union
suits, regular 75c values, for soc.
Ladies' extra heavy white fleeced
vests and pants, SOC each piece.
LADIES' Munsing vests and pants,
extra fine white fleeccd, 15c each
piece.
Children's Munsiug union suits,
fleece lined, gray only, special
valuo for 60c.
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JENSON PREPARING
HISTORY FOR CHURCH

The announcement that Andrew Jcu-
son asaistan, historian OF the Mormon
church, is preparing history Of the pio-
peers. has led some OF his friends TO PC
ucvc tha. the work is n private under
taking on his part He said yesterday
TINT lie was collecting The data for The
cl,Irch and that subscriptions 10 the MS
tcrv are not being solicited.
Mr.. Jenson is in doubt as 10 when The
history viii be printed, it published at
all. The manuscript will contain great
nasg OF Information as TO events III Inc
carly slaya OF Utah