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The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
THE LOCAL
BOAT CLUBS ST.
IyJoHN a. DUGAM

Yesterday was q busy day for the
canoeists, the river being crowded with
paddlers Of the little crafta Up around
the Three Sisters II was hard for Q
motorboat to go at any speed at all, a.
the canoes simply swarmed over the
water.
President Skinner. of the Home Indus
trial School, and Coach Drummer. Of the
Home Industrial School swimming team.
are to be congratulated on the splendid
showing made by the boys OF that In
stitution In the swimming meet held
Saturday afternoon in the school tank.
Not a hitch occurred. and the meet was
run or with a dash and vim which was
pleasing to see.
Plenty Of "spizzerinktum" was shown.
Leon Burdette, captain Of the Reds.
captured the Individual ribbon, while
Fred Cherry. captain Of the Blues. ran
close second. These boys are de-
yeloping into corking good swimmers
and will be heard from in the future
Burt Ainsley, of the Washington SWIM
ming Club, gave an exhibition Of fancy
diving and swimming which pleased the
big crowd present at the meet. Ainsley
is one OF the best lads in the water In
this section. and Saturday showed some
great stunts In the water.
Members of the Corinthian Yacht Club
and others afiliated with the local boat
and canoe clubs along the river are look
ing forward. to the annual excursion
which will be given to Marshall Hall
Wednesday, July 30.
According to the present plans q num-
Der of novel features will be arranged
to make the day a pleasant one for the
members OF the club who take advantage
Of the opportunity to make the trip down
the river A vocal and instrumental pro-
gram will be one OF the many added at
fractions. some notable talent having
been secured to take care Of this end.
1t is understood that q number Of rep
resentatives of other boat and canoe
clubs will go down on one Of the three
boats which will be run during the day.
The annual excursion of the Washing
ton Canoe Club will be held to Marshall
Hall on Friday, August s. and the COM
mittee in charge Of the annual outing
Is confident that a record-breaking
Crowd will take the trip. Several novel
attractions are being planned for the
entertainment OF the many friends OF
the local canoeists.
II the present plans OF several en-
thusiastic local oarsmen are carried out.
Washington will not be without Its re-
gatta this season. The regatta idea was
started by the older oarsmen OF the Po-
tomac, Analostan, and the Old Dominion
Club, Of Alexandria, Va. Races for eight
cared shells, four-oared shells. doubles.
and singles will be in order. while events
for canoeists, including fitting contests,
upset race. and hurry-scurry contests
will be on the program. Canoeists from
the Washington Canoe Club. Sycamore
Island. High Island. Kenton Canoe Club,
Riverside Club. and Krazy Kamp are
expected to enter in the different events.
1t is planned to make this the biggest
regatta Of its kind ever held on local
waters.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
JULY IS

A woman born on this date will have
. great love for children. In the man
agement Of their children and in Or
dering Of home affairs these women are
especially happy and successful. Men OF
this birthdate have power to hold and
sway great multitudes.
For instance, Ballington Booth. the or
ganizef Of the Volunteers of America.
was born July q, 1853. A study OF this
mans life and influence viii assist others
having a similar birthdate. "
Women Of this birthdate are angels In
mildiess and gentleness until some one
Of their family IL maligned and attacked
and then they become almost ferocious.
These women are hard to advise. They
have a good idea Of their own judgment
and win not allow any question as to its
being the best there in
All muxicai trades are under favorable
planetary conditions. and musicians
should both read and use the Want Ads
for andinG nsu cosifions and extra work
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

Boston critics state that Manager Stall.
lings, of the Boston Braves, is attempt
ing to arrange a deal for the purchase
or exchange of "Wallop" Smith. who
presides over the third sack at Atlanta
Stallings has close relations with the
Atlanta Club. is a personal friend OF
Manager Billy Smith, and has already
transacted considerable business with the
Crackers, as they are known in that
league. 1t Is believed. however, that the
Washington club has an option on Smith.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY,
SCHEDULE IN EFfECT NAY Z ma
Ieavs Washipsfou. NgV Onion Station.

6CHEDULE IN BFFBCI III = uR
Leavs Washinstoa. ksv Onioa Station.
81 q n Datly-An points On Norfolk 3 Weston.
nan d =. Daiiy-Roannka, Bristol Wtnstoa-Sal0,
Kno.yilis, Chattspooga. Nashville. Asv 0EianA
Through sAsspR. Dining caA
lio Q. a-F0 Bristol kpcxyil1e. nattanoosa.
Nashville, Memphis. and an potnts b The South
WIT. Washinetou- Memphis sleepsrs cpsn q 10 p n.
FOR Norfoik- daily IN = n and Y % noon.
Arrive Nesfolk u - q n md IN p u Paxis
cara
1n D .. dany-Bsuyvins. Lassy. shs8sa6uaA
Ektn.
Tssins fsun ne sousAvae sszivs 80 . ., -
. u, cd l3aS = q. dHzlys
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CUBS TRIM BRAVES.
Otto Hess Holds Chicago to 81
Hits, bat L0scs, q to 8.

Chicago, July NSThe Cubs beat the
Boston Braves today. 6 to S. despite the
fact that Chicago got only six hits Oh
Otto Hess. while Boston rolled up eleven
on Lavender. The Braves came near ty-
ing the score in the ninth when they
made three hits in a row on Lavender
Cheney was sent to the rescue and
saved the game. The Cubs got on with
lead Of two runs. Boston made one
in the third and another in the fourth
Saier's home run in the fifth put the
locals ahead, after Leach was walked
and Phelan had doubled. In the eighth
Zimmerman doubled and scored on two
long outs. Scor:
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
Hamilton.

FIRST RACE-Pune. 500; maidens: two-year-
olds; five furiongs. Zodiac. los: Amusement. los
Peacock, III: Good Will, los; Incidence III; Nancy
0'Hem. Ill; Car Michael. ITO: Buzz Around. no
John r. Nixon. Ill; Ethom. Ill; Mockxy. 10: Red
Star. liz. Also eligible: Fidelity. los; Lady Lax.
no: Diamond Cluster. los; High Priest, N6
SECOND RAcE-Pme, $500; threeyesr-olds and
upward selling; and one-sixteenth miles Mars
t. %; Dynamite los: O'Em. 10; Tecumseh.s %;
Hovdy Hoxdy.' ld: Busy. III; Ear Of Savoy. %:
Mud SILL l0s; Henry Hutchinson III; Adolante, .
lo2: Muh. no; Spindle. IL Also eligible: Working
Lad. 1lo: Bernadotte s.; Miccosukkeee .; J. H.
Heushtou.s los; Ciubs. III: Diiatofy. 10.
THIRD RACE-Pmse. $50; threeyear-olds and
upward; selling; five and one-hak furionea Mis-
Edith. l Coy. loc; Hearthatones 10: La eainFella,
ne; wentvuth. 10; Black River. III; Ny Gent. N:
MoAant.. lel; Geuse 9. Davis. Ill; Delicious. M:
Bittra, 100: siltrix, Ill. Also egible Ruvucos .:
schaiier. lr; Titles Nightmare. -: smash.s n:
q. H. Patton, %: Mamie johnson. 1lo
FOURTH nACE-Sandringham Plate: pune. no:
thre&yearoads and upward: a. and one-dshth
nilea CaIsary. -; Fl0n Fin. ~: Hsniltou. -;
Loehisl. -; 1srnsat. ~
akeHnA $1,000 =: rAAAs .. nA.taA
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dissrict Of Columbia, Washington. July = MA
Sealed proposals viii be received ut this Once.
Room 500. District Buildins. until O'Clock. p NJ.
August 4th 1913 for furnishing and delivering thres
hundred 3o) low pressure IRE hydrants. for use IN
the Water Departmeut. this city Specifications md
form Of prcpoai nay be obtained iron Tie Psf-
OLIVER p NEWMAN, FREDERICK L SID.
DONE. CHHgIER 1ARDI10. oU1n1unHA
u q
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
PROPOSAL.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District nf Columbia. Washington, July a, 1911
Sealed proposah win be receved at this OFFICE Room
500. District Building. until two O'Clock. p m.
August y. lsl3. for furnishing and delivering hras
nippaeA curb and eorpontion cocks. lead nange
unions and galvanized iron union els. for In
the Water Department. Specifications and form OF
proposal may Be obtained from the Purchasing Of
ncer. d. C., 10 District Building. OLIVER p.
NEWMAN, FREDERICK L sIDDONS. CHES-
TER HARDING. Commissioners. D. O.
b3,AS2DA
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

The judges were the Hon. George Ma
son, of Colonial Beach. and George Good
acre and L. D. Sale. Of Washington.
D. c.
Hon. Lee ofut and Charles viers. Of
Rockville, Nd. and DR.. John z. Sans
bury and Mrs. Sansbury, Of Forestville.
,ame down on the Friday boat. as did
about $50 Neutrality-suspicious., including
Judge Kelly and former Senator Quigiey.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
SECOND SERIES FOR
BROOKLAND CIRCUIT

When the Brookland Church League
met at the residence Of President A. A.
Ormsby last night, II was decided that
a second series of eighteen games be
played. beginning next week, and the
winners in the second series will play
the winners in the first series for the
championship Of Brookland. Baptist Is
now leading the first series with seven
victories and three defeats, while Cath.
ole still has look-in. having won sig
and lost five. These two clubs will meet
in the decisive battle tomorrow night
Tuesday,. and II Catholic is victor. Bap-
fist will have to play of q game with
Episcopal on Thursday. 1t will only be
necessary for Baptist to win one game,
but IL it should lose both, then Catholic
and Baptist will fight 1t out next Satur-
day.
The following schedule OF games has
been adopted by the Brookland League,
each club playing nine games:
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Beach Ry,

Chesapeake Beach Try.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY q. ISL
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Ieare District Line lo1o. 119 .. n.
80, $40 and "a p. N.
RETURNING-Leave the Beach, SIS and n'S
4 m, an 800, $50. and 100 p N.
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lesve District Line. ioM. n5o g n,
zoo. $40, $50, $50, and Z "a p. m
RETURNING-Leave the Beach. So. NE q N,
go, sNO, s:U, and l0ao .. m
SUNDAYS AND HoLIDAYA
GoING-Leaye District Line, 50 loJo. and II -
4. M, 200, 3:lo 100. and 754 p. m.
RETURNING-Leave the Beach. 10 .. N, In,
alo, sou, So 1000. and II 90 p m.
W. +. JONES, President
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
Klein on World Ball Tour.

1t is reported that Bill KLEIN will be
the National League umpire with the
New York Nationals and Chicago Amer
leans in their tour Of the world uext
winter.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
HORSE TROTS At
COLONIAL BEACH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE EIGHT.

called on Patchen and Daniels whispered
cheering words into the ears of the
flying Red Rock, while Thomas emitted
at every stride of Miss Mina's locomo-
tive shrieks that drove all the turkey
buzzards for safety into the adjoining
county OF King George. On they came
like flying machines or a Royal Blue
Express. But Patchen was at his best,
and his ears worked forward and back
as II he enjoyed it, and he won the
heat by a length in the fast time Of
Los. The third heat was a duplicate of
the preceding ones-desperately fought
out Patchen won 1t, and Miss Nina. the
only trotter in the heat, got second place.
Rock was drawn in the third heat
In the running race. Top Rock won
the first heat in O:33 and Virginia
Creeper the second in the same time.
In running OF the tie, Top Rock won in
0:5s. Summaries:
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
NY 2-Clas A; purse $50.

AS a sort of consolation purse for non-
winners, a single race was agreed upon
Saturday, July Is, among certain horse
men. The attendance was not as large
as that of Friday; but the sport was ex-
cellent, and the horses evenly matchei /
Speculation was mainly confined to SfaX
and Gay Mckinney. The last-named
sprung surprise on those who have
seen her race around Washington. She
was faster and more cheerful. and, We're
she to race again this week, il is highly
probable that she would make her field
step fast to beat her She could brush
parts of her half miles better than &
go clip.
Florence Kushan also proved to be &
surprise party. Morgan drove her or
the pace Friday, and trotted her or
Saturday. Even Red Torch showed i'm
provement over his Friday form. Cham
bers and Mccarthy locked horns from
the word, and trotted into the stretch
almost like a double team. Near the
wire Chambers turned on the bay mares
speed, and she beat Sfax a length at the
fnish- On the three heats that followed
MCCARTHY took no chances, and, al
though the fast daughter of Mckinney,
I'll IA, tried hard enough and was game
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

Runs-Clymer. Connolly. Smith. Sweeney Rudolph,
Leach tz. Phelan. Schultz. Zimmerman. Safer. Left
on bases-BostOn, Z; Chicago, l. Hits made-Oh
Phclan o. Zimmerman. Threebase hit-Smith.
Home run-Saier. Stolen base-ConnoIly. Double
play-Msranye to Sweeney to Myers. Bases On
balls-Of Lavender. ;; of Hess. s Struck out-By
Lavender, s; by Cheney, l; BY Hess. z Passed
hals-Archer, Whaling. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Orth. Time Of game hours
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOWENSTEIN co.

Come out tonight and
let us show you that II
IN Is degrees cooler IN
this section than IL h
downtown Houses Nos.
l0o1 to g1z kilbourne
st. n. W. Tale Mount
Pleaaant car to Kill
bourne 81. and walk
IL squares vest Houaes
contain Q rooms and
bath. hot-watef heat.
@. and electric lights.
Lots zlxl06 to paved
aliey. Price. only q. 3a
Big bargain and On
easy terms. Fine pressed
brick, with porch front
near Cap. Traction car
line. northeast: contains
mos .ulpd puu guonI q
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
HOUSED

lot. This IL . new house Let US show you how
you can buy with your rent Small cash payment.
FOR sALE-Nesr Lincoln Pafk. taosy and cellai
bay-vindo~ brick: 6 rooms reception hall. and
tile bath: sas and electric lights; hotwater heat.
Price, 5000.
beautiful colonial home, within Walking dis
lance Of the navy yard: contains large rooms and
hath; fine cellar; front and rear entrances. eood
lot to paved alley Price only $3.50. Terms easy.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

August HBaptist rs. Episcopal.
August 5-Catholic ". Methodist.
August 6-Methodist Va BAPTIST.
August f-Eriscopal W Catholic.
August sEpiscopsl Va Catholic.
August e-Methodist ". Episcopal
August ll-Episcopal Va Baptist.
August l2-Methodist W. Catholic.
August 13-Baptist " Methodist.
August H-Cathohc VI Episcopal.
August l5-Catholc Va Baptist.
August l6-Episcopal ~ Methodist
August ls-Baptist Vs. Episcopal.
August l9-Cstholic ~ Methodist.
August D-Methodist vs Baptist.
August I-EpiscopAl vs. Catholic.
August 2-Cathohc Vs. Baptist.
August 3-Methodist r. Episcopal
All games will be played at Seventh
and Munroe Streets. Brookland. and Will
begin promptly At $40 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28

Who remembers tn ole song,
'1'Il Meet You When tn Dew
Drops Fall?'
In time O. peace prepare fer a
divorce.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
AUCTION SALES.

By virtue Of q chattei deed Of trust r,co,1a, :,
i1ber 3i8 at folio a. will sell at auction in store
No ie6 Fourteenth Street. Northwest, on TUES
DAY. JULY .. 1913. AT IL O'Clock T. m all of the
Goods chattels. fixtures and effects Contained in said
store covered by said trust. Terms cash. SAIIIE
Z. ANDERSON Trustee H3SS
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
d. Z. HOWENSTEN CO.,
1914 F Street N. W.
~ s.k - n O.. ~ -

FOR sALE-24,5 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
s rooms; ami: tiled bathroom: near
new St Martins Church, Trinity College,
and Mcmillan Park. Apply to owner on
premises; terms.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28


'Batted for Whaling in the ninth.
tRatted for Hess in the ninth.
IRAN for Titus in the ninth.
i
Chicago. ......-............. o o ) % rs
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
HELP WANTED.

DRIVER WANTED AT STORM &
Sherwood Dairy. saH Q st. NV. Must
have reference.
WANTED-FOUR FfRsT-CLASs BOND
salesmen: unless you have made good,
not yoa naYe
win pay big commission to the man
that can make good. Address BOX 8,
Herald.
STOP MAKING OTHER 'PEOPLE
rich Start . mail order business Of
made 5000 the first ave year, with 2
small mail order business: $le.o the. nr.e
year. Began with IS. No matter where you
Nv: wi. .hS. you how T to , s,a.s . .Tan
Send today for my illustrated free book
l Lex i tells how can help YOU HEA-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-FURNiTURE OF ALL KINDS; WILL
pay you bet cash rsisea Call at your conSsnssDcs
AMERICAN FURNITURE HOUSE. "a = b. nv.
Phoos Main-fllo
100 OLD FEATHERBEDs AND Pill
lows at once by the CAPITAL BEL
DING CO.. l2n 9TH 81: NV: Tel: Nortn 90:
WANTED-H0USE.
WANT 10 RENT SMALL. MODERN HOUSE;
heights or snburbs ARMY. Herald Ofice.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALlHARDWARE, PAINT. AND
builders supplies business. in good To-
cation. or will exchange for small farm.
BOX 15l, Herald Office.
FOR SALE-SECOND TRUST NOTE. 6
months. at a liberal discount. BOX {.
Il. u, Herald Office.
NoN.MEpICAL HEALING.
ENFORCED (re-tOrins thel BLOOD C1RCuLA-
TON Is TRIED and PROVEN CURE for
LOCOMOrOR ATAXlA. INSOMNIA. ASTHMA,
BRIGHTS DISEASE. HARDENING and Seller:
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IGESTiON and the SERIOUS CHRONIC Dis
EASES: and CAN CURE EVERY CASE THAT
Can GET TO THIS OFFICE WITHOUT AZ,
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LADY ASSISTANT. Hours 10 A. NJ 10 Y ":
sundays. Il to PROF. II. n. ID. PARKER luz
9Th St y. W.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-20

corporation de servicio p1blico, consti-
tufda por los jefes de departamento y
cierto n1mero de miembros electives. 10
cual dejar1a la Asamblea Legislative,
como ocurre en- otros Estados y Terri
torios de la Union, libre de otros debe-
res que no sean los legislativos. En- re-
laci0n con las enmiendas referentes a la
organization de la Asamblea Legislati-
va, creo que debe disponerse que los Je-
les de departamento tengan asiento en-
la Alta Camara, 10 cual les permitara
explicar las medidas que sean de inte-
res para los distintos ramos del servicio,
p1blico, hablar sobre cualquier asun-
to pendiente ante la Asamblea Legisla-
tiva; pero, de acuerdo con ell principle
de la division de las funciones legislati-
vas y ejecutivas, no deben ejercer otra
Influenza en- La resolution de los asun-
tos legislativos. Son de desear otras en-
miendas de menor importancia en- di-
cha Ley, pero no os detendre hacienda
ahora ell estudio de elias, aunque espe-
ro que podre prestar al pueblo de Puer-
to Rico algI1n Otro servicio en- 10 referen-
te q la revision de la mencionada Ley
cuando ell Congreso Sc ocupe del asuntO,
como no dudo 10 hara en- la pr6xima le-
gislatura Ordinaria
Cuando comence a desempenar mis-
funciones oiciales. die la termination
de mi discurso inaugural, que mi mayor
ambici6n consist1a en- que mis- servicios
produjeran alg1n benefcio permanente
para ell pueblo de Puerto Rico, Y desde
entonces este ha sido mi constante anhe-
To- Nunca me he permitido hacer uso
de esa lisonja superficial cuya expression
resulta mucho mas facil que la de los
verdaderos sentimientos y honrada Opt
MON Nunca he buscado la popularidad
sacrficando ell cumplimiento de mis- de-
beres p1blicos, 81 al dejar la Isla,
cuando termine ell periodic de mi 60
bierno, he podido conseguir del pueblo
de Puerto Rico ell mismo grado de con-
ianza que en- el tengo y llevar conmigo
81 mismo grado de respetO que lie profe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-20
A las novias, a las
senoras y senoritas

Acaba de abrirse en- Allen %, el
"Ajuar de novios" establecimiento d
ropa interior para senoras, manufactll-
rada en- Madrid, toda cosida la ma
no, y hecha a la Ultima moda, con los
mejores materiales. Pasen verla y sc
convenceran del buen gusto Y chic de la
mOdista madrileiia
Trusseau para novia- Juegos de "a
ma Camisas- Pantaletas- Cubre- corsets
-Camisones matinees.
En- Encajes de hilo, gallegos, hay III
srrtidO colossal.
TOdo hecho mano Ell nuestrOs ia
Heres.
Neanse nuestrOs precios
Allen % st. Frente al Club de Damas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-20

por la suma de OCHOCTENTOS Sc
TENTA Y DOS ($S72OO) DOLLARS.
POR CUANTO dicha sentencia fue
anotada en- el Registro de Casas de la
ofcina del Secretario de dicha Corte,
ell d1a, mes ano antes mencionado y
que la suma expresada es realmente de
bida sobre dioha sentencia
POR CUANTO con fecha Is de Agos-
to de 1913 Sc libr6 por ell Secretario de
esta COrte, ,mandamiento Ordenando sea
vendida en- p1blica Slbasta la fnca hi
potecada en- ell presente caso y propie-
dad del demandado.
POR TANTO yo Ramon Reyes Mar
tinez Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan he
dispuesto vender en- ptlblica subasta la
fnca que Sc describe a continuation de
la propiedad del demandado Valent1n
Escalera Sanchez, para satisfacer la re
ferida sentencia 4 saber:
''Finca Jrbana casa con su solar
radicada en- ell barrio de Santurce de
esta Ciudad, la primera de MADEIRA, te-
chada de zinc, de altos bajos, de seis
metros de latitud por siete y medic de
longitud; y ell solar compuesto de diez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-20

so, me sentire verdaderamente feliz, y
creere que el tempo que he pasado en-
tire vosotros ha estado bien empleado.
Finalmente, permitidme que os ase-
CURE que he exporimentado gran pla-
Ger y satisfaction al cooperar con vo-
sotros en- la obra de progreso realizada
en los 1ltimos cuatro amos, y que los i'll
tereses del pueblo de Puerto Rico STEM
pre- ouparan puesto predilecto en- mi
coraz0n, mis- servicios estaran en- TO-
do tempo a la disposition del pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-20

metros de frente, Oeste, en- colindan-
cia con Isidora Mendez, diez metros al
Este. en- lindes con terrenos de DOna
Sabina Revent0s y Don Pedro juan
Vergara, trece metros treinta y cuatro
centlmetros al Norte con casa y solar
de d. Francisco Martin0 y trece metros
sesenta cent1metros al Sur con casa Y
solar de Dona Sabina Revent0s antes
Emidgio S. GinOrio Sc encuentra ms
crita al folio 119 vuelto tomo So de esta
Ciudad, fnca 2.258, duplicado inscrip-
ci0n LA.
La snbasta Sc llevara a efecto en- mi
Ofcina sta en- ell local que Ocupa esta
Hon. Corte, ell d1a II de Septiembre de
1913, las diez de la manana; advir-
tiendose que los bienes seran adiudica-
dos al mejor postor y ell pago de la ven
ia Sc hara en- Elective Ell ell acto de La
adjudication. (Enmendado Septiembrc
Va1e.)
San Juan, Puerto Rico 4 10 de Agos-
to de 1913
Ramon Martinez Reyes,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan. p. r.