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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
LIS PEN DeNs.
FEBRUARY Il.

SD AVE, W 8. 2oi.9 :, n OF i7sd n !.
l3'.3N irrcg: Thomas Smith art -
Iianlon et al faction 70 set aside deed ~ ~
attorney. \ Goodman. Oss
LOT 100 Of building lots OF 2t,h NJ.
near williamsburg station. on Nev ~
4 Harlem Railroad: g Is Rayns,,Is -
, GO agt i.ossrio 10 hue ~ I'll fforerlo,r,.
mtg; attornoy Dc La Mare 4 Norris,
I'D WE, W 8, 2J.J u OF 6stb =, "a.
100; bernard king. agt Miriam @ sacr.' .
Goods,ein.
?9.oN irrcg " Tccia & 90 art x,.'
Muller (notice of at;achmenD, sttars.
Jacoby. scharps a Rarcl ''oe'
9TH IT. go East: Charie. q Mali.
nj agt Celia Martowitz - al Ho.eclo,,.,.
Mtg; attorh =. NJ ; Rorland ''''c o
i33D ST. 40 West. John Hard, s,,v
Murphy O. al tamcrdcd Foreclosure - a''y
attorney. y G Birkhahn " ING
18TH ST. IS. 90 n OF Broad.,,,
isebecca Mayer agt Clarence = Byrd a. |.
(partitionl; atiornevs Kendall 4 Ue,,n.
lsisT IT. as East. John Perry an, Ny.
ret Lyons Of al Specific performance. az.
neg. \ Nc'llnchc. '""
MANHArrAN WE. so5. Joseph A. u.
c, al ago Thomas W Butts II al ,,orerlo.r,,'s '
mtg: attorney. n swain.
lllT1l ST. n >. - n q 0f III ave. 25xlos "A
Archibald Macka, - al agt Louis p,,,, |.
Al foreclosure OF m'g', sitoBcy q u ~
throp. w
3issr 81. SIS. it5snv Of Madison a.. =,
-. inion Tlust 90 Of Sew York Az r.t !
Pier 90 al Nor"closurc - MTG. s,,ors.,
Miller. kng. Lane a TraTord
l2UTIi 81. >, 10 n OF Il, a., Z,
100. II. s Construction 80 as, ".
Lynn q al foreclosure " migl' attorary !
l. korkIs
LOTS ~ and s.. map OF lots IN vil,.,. j,
Williamsbridgc: Martiuo Dolsi as, FrsM T,
Lore q; al action 70 declare con.eyssr.
fodD. attorney. 7 7. bernstein.
b3D AZ. l2s West. Caroline & a,e,ler An
i>o'ns Kendall ., al action 70 csrccl Zee,
attorney. 4 " Montcgrifc. y.
CONVENT AVE, :. 5l.ll q n OF itSA
Is'xsj: Mar y Garrison agt Annie g nc,.s
III foreclosure Of mtzl; attorneys. Car,
TclNard A Miiburu
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

The Kings and Westohester Land Com
pahy has sold TO Benjamin +. Benedict
the Kinko duplex house No. e41 Brooklyn
avenue. This is the third house TO be
sold out of the Hathaway group. finished
In the latter part of November
II. W Rozell a. Son have sold for a
Mrs. Williams the three story house No.
81 North Portland avenue.
Henry Agar has sold the premises No.
S2G De Kalb avenue.
c. A. Cranston has sold the two story
building. with stores. No. e2l Grand ave-
nue. TO an investor.
Shampan & Shampan arc preparing
plans for an apartment house TO be erect
cd on a plot J0xl00 feet on the south side
of 18th street. 222. 10 feet east of Fifth
avenue. for the Rogers Improvement
Company, at a cost Of $1,000.
LOUIS c. Schliep has leased for long
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MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY Is

I'D ST. ll5 to 40 East. ami Esd ST. ia TO
10 East: Monroe NJ Godng agt Frederick G
Beach and James y Casper. owners; ia East
I'D Street Co, lessee and contractor: Samuel
Ensnlan & Co. lessecs: Mary Corn. owner and
lessee: 81. $40.
33D ST. TO Is East: Monroe NJ Golding
aet James Roosevelt, Douglas Robinson, Mich
olas Fiddle and Vincent Aston. eNrs. owners
James McCutcheon. lessee: 81. go.
l2TTH ST, 423 to AT West. Welsh Machine
Works agt Benheimer Schwartz Pilsener
Brewing co. owner; & II Peckworth contrac-
tor; 81. $50.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 65: William A
Burr sst George Leonard. owner: f Mitchell,
contractor: $492 So
BROADWAY. 1884 and 1865. and .,,h st,
1856 to 10 West: Leonard Sheet Metal Works.
Inc. aSt George II Earle, jr. owner: Palace
Theatre and Realty Go. lessee: Miliken Broth
ers, Inc. contractors: 1880.
ORCHARD ST, 70; Israel FREEMAN agt Ma
thas Last. owner and contractor: SIS.
BROADWAY, 1884; Brooklyn Vault Light
Co ast George X Earle and Lawyers Title IN
surance and Trust Co. owners; Miliken Broth
era. Inc. contractors; $3.50.
41ST ST. 10 and 20 East: Y W Damp Re
sisting Paint co agt Judson s Todd and Rivoli
Realty Co. owners: Milliken Brothers, Inc.
contractors: $40.
44rH at. 557 West: Conrad Becker agt
Bernadna Gorxers. owner trenewaD $3.50 20.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. Il and IS Vesey
street:
BY Joseph =. Day.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ TO IS. " cor 10Th ST.
U.4xs3.6 sly bldg. with stores: sold 10 B W
Mayer for $4,000
Sd AVE. 594. W Q, 1913 1t $ OF seth st, 10 3r
49, sty tenmt and store: sold 70 Morris Good
man for Sl7.S25.
"3.s@lU31x irreg. 2is sty dwg: sold a. private
sale.
9TH AVE. 2i55. S, so II :. Of 1924 at. 24.lix
P9. sty tenn, and stores; sold TO John Charles
McDer.nott for $50 0C0
80 ST. 3s1 and $50 East i50iO u of
Lea st, J0xo1. c,y tenmt; sold 10 the palm
TIFF for $4,000.
At the Bronx exchange
BY Herbert 4. SHERMAN.
WALTON AVE, .l39. W O. I6S Il q Of lxlst
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and ADDRESS oil leSsee1
BRYANT AVE, 1910 paiior floor: SaInus
Rssnik TO Joseph Schap!ro; yrs from fcD To-
1915: ssfO: address, 1910 Bryant ave .
RROApWAY. n c cor J0th 81; store ana pa |
basement: Winter Garden 60 20 thas o"li''
and ano: S yrs from Jan |. l9l3; S',ooo' ad
dress $50 West 1861 ST -.
EroADNAY i.3i. n " cor 30th 81: corner
store and basement Isabella jeN TO Csha9in.n
Pacific Railway 90: Yrs from May l. i'i''
$40 600: address. Montreal. Canada. -,.,
BOSTON RID. 1919: corner store amer lCau >
Exchange Realty 60 20 lily Nogel ana any; a., %
YRS from MAY !. 1912: si.2oc; ADDRESS 'V''
Boston I'd. ~, 90
lemon AVE I04: store Joseph Elau 20
Klekner 4 Blum Go, Inc; " from May !,
1918: s1.3s0; address, II congress ave W"
Haven. Conn. ,.o., Of.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, cor lfsth si'
store etc: Rembrandt Realty GO 10 JACOB MAI
4 vrs mos from March I, 1917" sl.t" au
dress So Prospect ave. ~ - ~,
WADSWORTH AVE. Y :: All II 81
l1sth ST. FOX: sterling Building ard opcIat
ing 90 to VIM Day aud ano: v" yrs from nov
l. l0r.: s6 800: address. 1864 Shakespeare aNc.
30 AVE 81: ALI James FAY 10 bcrhat'
Krst,isc: = vTs from March !. l3i"; Si''o'' 'p
18Th 81. It9 East: all: Chas olbrich to
Chss y Frohlch - yrs mos from req l.
1913: 81. iro: address. lbs East SD -, ,,..,,-
Io.D IT. 3l1 and $40 East: az; EdW ', ,a,!,i
10 Abr Goldman: yrs rom March l. l'i"'
: .CD. address & Mon ..oIlr 80 81.
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,ax75 .,y dwg: sold to the plaintiff FOR

81, 1915. sly dwg; sold to the p'aih''i 'o'
e'WSY WILTON AVE. 2ies. $ HIS # OF OF
isis 81. 10 2x72 Ilxl3ij, sly dws' SOFA u
John Bullwinkel for 50, 80 c.or,sro, nj
WALTON AVE. 216j, v cor cameron pl,
90 gx;s ilx9 lix1O.3. > siy dNg; SOFA 10 'ne
WAI'TON AVE. 2l5,. y = 5'.s IT n or ls ~
-. i0xI5. sty dwg; sold to the piaH'"' lo'
81, 500. ,s,s, ., 10 *
WALTON AVE. 2ljl. cor ISIS g. g. ,n No
II :. sty dys: sold to the platinum iol 1917;
~ w Al roV AVE 2l6l " 5. 95.s II n OF lslst
{, iex;5 :, ST. dwg sold 10 the plaintin lot
- 800
WASHINGTON AVE. 1860, 5. Dol II o 81
i;sth ST, e7x9l. ilx21xsl. 10, ST! 'eHi"'' so''
"a The rlaintifr for si1 100. -.
WASHIXGTON AVE. 1855. 8. 81 y o, o.
,-stb 81 .1xal iJx27xJ'.9 sty tennt; SOFA ~
GtY AVE. 5 G. at Q bank East chester gay
l3ayi0oyil5io1. city Island: sold to the PLAIN
tin To- sG1c0.
By James Wells Co.
MAPEs AVE. Pas. s. 2,s.o # OF lis lis.
st 33xI45 . sty dwg and sly rear slap'e'
said 10 ;he plaintiff To- sJu''
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BIG SPACE FOR HAT CONCERN.

4. d. Burgesser Co.. manufacturers
of womeas hats. through +. W. Sharp.
have leased three entire floors in the Nc
Gibbon Building. at Nos. 3 and West
9th street, for a period OF five years, at
a gross rental Of 5000 A. ID. Burgesser
g. GO. have been located AT gist street and
Fifth avenue for many years.
This shows that large firms are still
moving into the new millinery district,
between 18th and Ssth streets, Fifth and
sixth avenues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
THIRD AVE. PROPERTY LEASED

The group Of six old buildings at the
southwest corner of Third avenue and t.d
street have been leased by Barlow ;.
Weeks. The property fronts $50 feet on
the avenue and 100 feet on the street. ana
comprises No. SO 10 eSs Third avenue
and No. 10 TO ISL East I'D street. The
lessee is syndicate which secured the
property for a term Of twenty-one years.
with renewal privileges, at an annual
rental for the first term OF about S0,Tc.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
FEBRUARY Is

TIFFANY ST. u - cor OF 10Th e. III.
;J.1: Manhattan Mortgage 90 loans 1i-sl
Building 60 Inc, 5000.
iGITiG ST n 5, 81 ~ a % Tirsry o. y.
1915: Manhattan Mortgage 60 loans Gs,s
Building 90. Inc $4,000.
iI2p IT. =. 80 n "a % Bros1-sy. Gir
catf: Yer Planck Estate loans Fiiroe On.
s,ruciion 80 $1,000.
WATSON AVE. =. 1855 :, of'oirss.
ave. .DNiOS: Richard q Horncr, z,,c-u,
loans Charles +, Doscrn!ann $1,000.
10TH S'r a2l 70 81 West. Eroae~sy ss,-
irgs Institution ~ The City q Nc7 io't oa,s
H.ker a. Williams $4,000
PROSPECT AVE. " $, 20 y n o. 1917 O.
,5xipO: cItv Mort gage 90 iO5ns g darfsy
CONSUMPTION Go So, oe'
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GLIMPSE OF HUNGERFORD.

Passaic. y. j., Feb. ia. G.. Hunger
ford, who is accused of having swindled
many persons through the parcel post
system and for whom the postal authori-
ties have been watching, appeared at the
postoffice here this morning. When he
was asked to wait minute he made a
hasty exit, while the clerk was informing
Assistant Postmaster Michael Shaw. The
clerks tried hard TO find him, but In vain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
SALE OF UNIoNPoRT PROPERTY.

The sale at auction Of the plot 19.llx7s II
x20.3x13.l0 feet at Zerega and Maclay ave
nues, which was TO be held at the stand
of Herbert A Sherman In the vesey
street salesroom Monday, has been ad-
lourned to February %, and not February
%, as previously announced
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$4,000 BROADWAY RENTAL.

Cross & Brown have leased for Isabella
Jex TO the Canadian Pacific Railroad the
corner store and basement at the north =.
west corner OF goth street and Broadway
for long term from May /. 1915, at AN
aggregate rental Of $4,000. The present
tenant is Alfred Kohn
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY Is

PARK AVE. 90 and 93i; Oscar Iowinson
agt 90 Park Avenue Go ct al; Sept - 1912;
$is.50O
fTH AVE. 4fo TO AS: Erecting Co ast
Fourth Avenue and Soi Street co ct al; sept
IL. 1912: $IsS 60
92D ST. West: Abraham Wagner agt Gus
taye FEEDER ct al: Jan 20. 1885, $40 60
B3D ST. 1f West; John Wegmsnn agt Pat
rick Cosgrove ct al; Aug T. 1912; $8s.
UNIVERSITY PL. 81, and ETH 81, - and
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100000 MIDTOWN LEASE.

The BrunSwick Realty Company leased
for long term Of years At an aggregate
rental Of 100000 to the Mumm Cham
payne and Importation Company, now at
No. 90 Warren street, the store and base
ment floor IN the new Commercial Engi-
neers Building Nos. 80 and s., West 39th
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
GETS OHIO HOTEL LEASE.

Matthew j. Ward & Co. have sold the
capital stock. furniture, lease and bust
ness of the Deal House, Bucyrus, Ohio.
to Eric Davy. OF this city, who is now in
possession. Mr.. Davy has been associat-
ed with Manhattan and Florida hotels
for several years.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
Manhattan.

ADDITION AVE II . cor N iesth a. e3N'3;
FEB g. 1901 ls1srrE ~ and Gs,@ a,o rnpg.
70 i: q i'f fsSl'.sc i III Broadway. =.
BRooM' sT. 500 to 500. cor O.
Wooster ST 100 i>Ti l'r~n,lin 81 ~ IS 80 80
crs Trus, 90: $4,000: attorney. Lawyers
Tito Insurance 90. isp broadway -o.,.
wADSWoETM Ayb 100 s.1rn n i 30 lin,
and operst,us 20 to Mar = 'rsylor; sls,Wo;
: af.ornsy. George Il Lourhlsn, 90 Wall &.
SAME PRopER1T jan 3 'con; s Mi@ssc,
Lovthcr & smith. - Iedar 81. Nv
3NrIr ST. .o7 Fast, loo n 9 Of 80 ave. - .,N
5oex irrcs Aug II. 1905; Na'hsn ,,ru s,,@1
ncy. Henry " F1aiesn. 81 Park Row.
XiD ST. =. i31 n " OF 9th ave, 23xi"'''
Mach r. 1907 Harry Aust s,rdS no iS"I{ ad
s sirH ST. 1870 wcs,. 3a.xo22: Jan 10, 1905;
Fila J Akehurst and ano 70 ,,rc,a " I'M as
on: 81 40: attorney. Frank 1ichenor' -
siTTi ST. i2s West S3.,xio22; Jan 49, 1906
iisrH ST. ) West. 273xioO II: Aug u 1909;
philIp and Rosa n Goldstein 20 Richard Grant
81 800; attorney. Henry w s,hr,t. 10 Broad
Path ST. 426 West. o5xIoo. II oct :. i9I":
Harry Sugarman 10 Charles Wynne; Si,Op'
attorneys. Spiro & Wasservogel lao Nassau ~
AMb Pfo oan maj s,,orney
Leo schafrsu. u Chambers ST.
Tho Bronx.
GIN HILL. RID. s. 10 u E from .
cor Of Jerome ave. 20 i0x1ll .3x5oNlol.s being
lots - and 80. map 1io5 OF Bruner estate; feo
u, 1910; Michael ] and Dominick J Glhuiy
to Richard Maslem; 5000; address, "a
West I25th -.
LOTS Is and So map 1870. Hunter estate;
Feb Il. zoos; Mass, +, Lucy L to Hudson ! Rose
PELHAM RD (Westchester ave.. ~ ~ az
n Q cor OF 10. herein described adj lands nov
or formerly ~ Thomas & Taylor part estate
Of George Baxter. 24th Ward. runs aiont,
TAYLOR lands 500 20 land 81 Simon Paul -
| beg; Jan 81. 1910. Harry and Marie Westteid
! 20 Elizabeth Dooiing: $1,000: at'orneys'
Knox & Doo'ing ~ william 81
SAME PROPERTY sept IL. 1911; same 20
Charles Masso,h 5000: attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance 60 100 Broadway
PELHAM AVE, " cor Of Hughes ave. ooH
! ieo $500 ii1ito 10 Jan >. 1905; Etw Ros'n-
stein - Corn Exchange Bank: $500; attor-
neys Bowers & Sands 81 Nassau St
WILKINS AVE. .. 1865 n OF jennings
-, 25xlo0. July g. 1912; samuel Greenfield IN
Kate + Keiisher: $3.50: attorney Hugo Cohn'
WASHINGTON AVE, = :. o. T. Of issth
~. :;,ys9 q: De- IL. 1911: Bernard construction
! 20 to Harry " Goldberg: $500; address, 500
broadway.
| 81. IL. ioNoi ii1I5 iIx923 April q. 1905; An
cello r anl Joseph Il Mar.ire 10 Vincent Mar
tire. AMI gdn: s.3,5. attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance 60. 100 Broadway.
is5rH ST. ,s6 East 20xioo; Feb IL. 1905;
Anna Abel 10 Isabella Becker; $1,000: attorney.
George Hyde. 81 Chambers ~.
10TH ~. = 8, 1873 u e Of Prospect ave.
~ Gx79x37. 6x7s II: Feb - 1911; Frank a
Wahiig 60 TO Louisa GeisScr: 81 coo address.
5is East S,th st.
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term the factory building at the north
east corner of John and Fridge streets
for the National Licorice Company TO the
Columbia Gas Fixture Company.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE.-Copy OF Millions L. =
Lost sixteenth century edition. '''
Dallas, 9. ID.
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6Ni.h name and address Of grantee and at
torncN.)
Interest = per cent Unles, o'hcr"i -e Siatsu'
ri.RnrkpY Is
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~ West: Oriental Fireproof Sash ana >.
agt Borough Investing Co e, al: April 81,
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NEW JERSEY.
OUT or CITY.

WANTED-To sell or rent boaious
house and store lot located at pua'
Mellon. Fla. House has u room
located on Main St. in business e. s.
ton of town. Good propositon ~
right party. Will sell for STOW e.
or rent for SIS per month: fof m,'
Their information address =. v. 0''
375, Gainesville, Fla.
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FURNISHED APARTs. TO LE
WEST SIDE.

MAGNIFICENT HOME-EvE:Ekss
ODERN CONNENlENy1s.
MEALS IF DESIRED. EASLSTr
SIVE NEIGHBORHOOD. Il WEI
o9TH., II. b.; COL. 1868.
WE HAVE several high class iuru.,,S1
apartments that may be had FOR ms So
or longer at greatly reduced rates
SLAWSON & HOBBS. Ice West 20 G
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NEW BUILDING PlANA
Manhattan.
FEBRUARY ~.

fEbitt Akl ~.
sd 81. s. 30 n c OF Park ave. a.
sty aptmt. v"xsJ.2: Aeon Realty Co -
son ave. owner; W Hacseii. II MAIDS.
architect: $4,000 N
BOTH ST. n W cor 10th ave. for ..
warehouse. iIJxysy. 4 Hiil aas pH z
owner. Goodwin. Starrett e. Van vIeck IA
18th 1T. architects: $3.50 900.
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TERATIONs.

ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.
18TH ST, III West 10 a sty dvx; y q.
Nick. lis East 10Th ~. owner, NJ Muli..
Nassau -. architect: $500. w.
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$500. FLA1BUSH GEN

500 down, s2I rer month. i-.smlly cotac
q r,ou,s ana hath steam neat. psrqust for
Laundry in cellar. &. r.. WILLIAMS. IN
krOCrig0
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With namc and address of Purchase ana
attoruey.l
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BY Herbert a. shtrInsn.
WALTON AVE, 3I59. ., I6S Il Of III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-22
La expedition q
Santo Domingo

Esta malana, a las once llegaron
esta capital, en- ell canonero "Algon-
quln, los empleados del gobierno d
qu1enes sc les orden0 que fuesen a San
Ito Domingo.
Las lmpresiones que de algunos de
ellos hemos podido recoger son las de
que en- las elecciones verifcadas en- Ia
vecina rep1blica ha sido derrotado ell
goblerno del general Bordas. La victo
ia Sc la disputan ahora entire Jimeniz-
tas y Horacistas, pues en- muchos dis.
trltos electorales los partidarios de esos
|caudlllos no vacilaron en- unirse con
tai de derrotar al gobierno, aunque ls.
creencla mas generalizada es la de que
II fin resultara triunfante el se1or i.
|menez
Los senores que han regresado en- al
Algonquin" fueron recibidos en- San.
ito Domingo con una gran hostilidad
AL llegar a aquel pals, los expediciona-
rios Sc disgregaron Los que f1eron 4
Sanchez no 10 pasaron muy bien; como
I ESQ de las diez de la noche, cuandc
ban acostarse, una lluvia de piedras,
los despert6, sucediendo la de piedras
otra ole balas que puso en- peligro la
vida de todos los puertorriquenos, Y
|prlncipalmente de don Alvaro Padial
Y don Pedro Toledo, quiens le pasa-
ron muy cerca dos balas Ell ataque CO.
10 al cabo de varios minutes debido &
la intervention de la guardia republi
cana
Malana puhlicaremos varias notas
de peri6dicos dominicanos- explicando
81 porque han lido la vecina rep1blic;l
los empleados del gobierno insular, los
'uales Sc limitaron yer de lejos las
|elecciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-22
DE TIE RO

La compania de Matilde Moreno lleva
dadas cuatro funciones que han side
Otros tantOs resonantes eXitos artlsticOs
La noche del sabado puso en- escena " Ri
matrimonio INFERNO" que fue una ver-
dadera maravilla de Interpretation. La
eminente actriz Matilde Moreno esta SEN
cillamente admirable en- ell regocijado
arreglo de Vital AzaLa joven y hermosa
actriz fue aclamada en- distintas escenas
del divertido vodevil Els la senorita
Moreno actriz deliciosa que encarna a la
maravilla las ingenuas del teatro.
La senora Calderon, como siempre,
muy bien. Los senores Gale, Reig y
Garcia Leonardo, admirables de natura~
|lidad. Reig estuvo gracios1simo
Aver en- la function de matinee, en-
ell reestreno de "Nena Teruel' lograron
la sehorita Moreno y los excelentes artis-
tas que la acompanan igual exito que en-
la noche del debut.
Las ovaciones fueron tan frecuentes
como espontaneas.
| Y anoche, en- la representation d
tMalvaloca logr6 la compaiiia otro Sc
ialadisimo triunfo. AL final de todo
los actos lam6 ell p1blico a la eminent
senorita Moreno y con ella q los princi
pales Interpreters de la obra y el ftelol
lse alz6 muchas veces
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-22
N1mero sos.

Ademas de Matilde Moreno, Asuncion
Vlveros, Guadalupe Mendizabal, Micae-
La Castejon y Luisa Calder6n y Matilde
de Blanco dieron a sus papeles todo ell
relieve que los Qunitero calcularon.
De los hombres hay que1pener en- pri-
mer termino a Gale y Reig, sin olvidar
Garcia de Leonardo, que hizo destacar
un papel episodico, nj Delfin Jerez.
Luis Domlnguez, Fernando Estrella v
Rafael Calvo que cumplieron muy bien.
Ell publlco aplaudio mucho a los arts
tas, especialmente a la gentilisima pro-
tagonista elogio mucho la propiedad
con que fue montada la obra.
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-22

Sobre la funesta Ley de Patentes, Sc
ha dicho y Sc ha escrito tanto va, que
cuanto pudiera aducir yo de nuevo sobre
este tema, vendria siempre caer, sobre
la tan cansada como molesta repetici6n.
Que es una Ley arbitraria y por todos
conceptos falta de equidad, hartamente
demostrado queda por cuanto Sc ha di-
cho antes y Sc ha repetido hoy. 81 ell
primer punto de mis- notas-el Riego-
merece ser recomendado quien cores
ponda para aliviar al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, de carga muy superior a sus de-
biles fuerzas, la Ley de Patentes, debe
de continuar siendo rechazada con ener.
gia y 81 cabe en- 10 possible, con visible des
agrado, elevando un justo y razonad
manifesto q nuestra superior autoridad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-22
En- la Asamblea
de Ponce e
LA CAMARA INSULAR DE
COMERCIO.

Nuestro querido companero don Jose
Maria Lomba que habia de asistir la
Asamblea celebrada ell sabado Ell Ponce,
por la Camara Insular de Comercio, no
pudO cumplir su prop6sito ultima no
ra pOr verse retenido aqui por sus null
|tiples quehaceres, pero envi6 a la asam-
blea el siguiente resumen de los
asnntos tratar, que mereci6 la mejOr
acogida. al ser leido por ell senior Lee !:
He aqui el escrito de nuestro compa-
nero:
"He de cOmenzar, pOr 10 que, mi
juiciO, constituye una gran carga para ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico y una indiscuti-
BILE amenaza, la prOpiedad agricola de
tOdO el litoral que haya de benefciarse
de los resultados, al parecer positivos,
de esa importante obra que llaman ell
Riego.
Hasta la fecha, Sc llevan consumidos
en- tales obras, algunos "millones de dol
lars del Tesoro de Puerto Rico, sin
que sepamos puntO flo, a donde llega-
ra el presupuesto deinitivo de las refe-
ridas obras. No he de meterme yo, en-
honduras, analizando irregularidades de
administration y otros puntos que llega-
ron a extreme tai, que fueron discutidos,
Y no muy benevolamente por cierto, en-
la popular Camara de Delegados.
No tengo para que hacer aclaraciones
respecto de la carga que ha de caer sobre
los propietarios que hayan de utilizar
los servicios del Riego, por que este, 10
ereO al alcance de todos; cuanto mayor
sea la suma invertida, mayor ha de ser
ell tantO por ciento que ha de caer So
bre cada propietario, segln la importan-
ella de sus fncas en- ell litoral Dadas las
|alarmantes prOporciOnes que las cltadas
obras de Riego toman, NADIA tendrla de
particular, que el interes a pagar, por
los beneficios que ell Riego presto en- la
pdl tC Ido as iCOldo PIOfAOOo-
des, resulte mayor, que ell beneficio que
cada finca produzca, despues de la rea-
lizaci6n de sus cosechas.
Entiendo, companeros y amigos, que
hariamos trabajo muy meritoriO, recO-
mendando muy eficazmente, y poniendo
todos los medios nuestro alcance, para
que, ell. Gobierno Federal, Sc hiciese car
90 de las obras de Riego; dando como
bien emplado, el dinero que ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico enterr6 EN- las va tantas We.
ces repetidas obras.
Con clio, creo que arrancaremos de las
manos del Tesoro, la mayor parte de la,
|propiedad del litorial del Riego, amena-
zada sacramento, 4 mi juicio, ante un
impuesto que, 81 los ntimeros no mien-
ten, ha de ser superior al rendimiento de
la production, dada la crisis que ha de
continuar acentuandose, durante algu-
nos amos a1n.. =.