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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
SOCIALISTS BLAME
DANIELS FOR RIOTS
CONTINUED From First Page,

'''i!tlHhtu FROM HlfSi EdEe.l
possible to set report of his words
to tho men of his command"
Secondary Attack.
The memorial then rccites that n
secondary cause was the attack made
on three soldiers by a crowd about a
street speaker in Washington Street
Thursday night, which was not con-
nccted with the Socialist party, and
which, therefore. cannot be presented
as an cXtenuation of the lawlcss riot
Gus and unwarrantcd interference with
our orderly and lawful processes bv
naval ana military fragments under
what appears to have been probably
forcknowicdse upon the part OF those
In authority"
Concluding. the memorial SAYS we
therefore. after due and serious de-
liberation. place responsibility upon
the Secretary Of the Navy. Mr. Jose
plus Daniels. who is already making
efforts TO explain, but we submit, MIR
President. that no amount OF explain
ing can restore to us our estate In both
mcNl and plN Neal particulars held by
us prior to disasters resulting from
his remarks"
with the exception Of the armorcd
cruiser California. all the wnrships
which were In the harbor during tho
potlatch celebration returned TO the
Brcinerton Navy-lard. Normal Sunday
conditions prevailed, with the ono ex-
ccpts"n that there We're no corner street
speakers Mayor Cotterill's emergency
order forbiddinG street mcctings. was
the only ono not oVcrrulcd by Superior
Judge Humphrey yesterday. and IL was
RICHLY enforced by the police
The Times in it's Sunday edition an.
nounces that g. viii n; once sue Mayor
Cottoriil for $4,000 damages becnusc
OF tn. attomnt to suDnross tho Mann,
Tho Mayor is scathinRly denounced and
referred 10 as the advocate OF anarchy.
tho leader Of the rcd flag gang and
e lonthsomo louise"
The article says Cottcrin should be
dcposcd from the Office of Mayor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
State Department Takes Steps in
Behalf of Dozen Captured
Americans.

Washington. July cO.-The state De
parimont tonight sent kilograms to
C'shausscnoy. The American charge de
afaires at Mexico City. to Nelson
Luther Ellsworth. the American con
sui al Eagle Pass. and TO two other
consuls in that neighbo.hood. demand
ing that the Federal government and
the constitutional leaders make i'm
mediate ycpor; OF tho facts in the
capture OF Jesse llill and Morton
Campbell with ten cowboys and their
propcrty. al! held for ransom near
Nillaldama Mexico.
The state Department says that II
has no report on This case direct from
tho consuls to-day, bat that the de-
pertmcnt's information came from NV
York, and on this the kilograms were
sent 10 the diplc matte officials to-
nigh;
The position Of the department. as
explained by its officials, is that it
could not act on unofficial reports
printed to-day. but that If the facts
obtained from the consuls and the
MoNicau Foreign Once warraut.it, the
matter viii be referred tomorrow TO
tho War Department The same ac-
ton. it IS stated, viii be taken as in
the EIidalso case, in which Secretary
Of War Garrison sent reremptory or
dcrS TO Najor-jicpcral y. II Garter in
comma nd on the border, that he should
make demand for tho Immediate re-
lease of the prisoners held al II idaleo
The Americans We're released at once
VIII Mt Discus. Refusal.
The state Department was asked
What would T.. tho emec, OF tho re-
fusal OF MeNicins. to"'rcloasc the pris-
one:s II vas replied that 1t would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
NECKLACE is FOUND.

Especial Cable TO The Time Dispatch
Paris. July pa pearl necklace
found this evening near the Dauphine
restaurant In the Bois dc Boulognc by
student, who turned ii over TO the
police, is thought to be the SG50.000
necklace recently stolen from the mails
between Paris and London.
The Paris agent of the London
dealer to whom the necklace was con-
signed declared Tonight after exam
lining the students find. that while II
was seemingly replica OF the stolen
one he did not think ii was the same.
Experts arc 10 be called tomorrow to
examine ii. y reward OF $50. 900 has
been offered for the return of tho
stolen neck lace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
POLICE WILL ORGANIZE

Pittsburgh Pa. July o0--At the sug-
ecstion Of Director Of Public Works
Joseph G. Armstrong. the policemen
of Pittsburgh are planning to organize.
The new union, II the plans of the
movers arc successful. VIII he incor-
porated under the laws OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor and viii be
affiliated with all other labor organ
izatious of that body.
y meeting was held Thursday in the
labor temple. at which representatives
of the policemen consulted with the
federation organizers. Following this
the representatives called on Supcrin-
teudcnt OF Police Thomas McQuaid and
laid the plans before him. The super
intcndcnt did not appear TO be enthu-
siastic about the move, but did not de-
clare himself openly against the plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
OBITUARY
c. CnrrnII Pnxnc

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Chnrlottesville. Va. July 20-The
funeral OF g Carroll PAYNE, 2 salesman
for st. Louis frm. took place ves-
terday from the residence or his father.
W. c. Payne. in this city. DIR. F'urnan
II Martin. OF the First BAPTIST Church.
conducting the service. assisted by DR..
George l.. Petric. or the PrcsbYtcrian
Church. Mr. Payne was born and
reared IN this city. and was in the
forty-sccond year or his age He was
IN accomplished musician. For wears
he was member OF the choir Of tho
First Baptist Church. and his splendid
tenor voice was often in demand mt
concerts and musicals. Resides his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
Cooler Weather
Coming This Week

Especial 10 The Times DIspntch.I
Washington, July 20.-Ihc prrs-
cnt pressure distribution over the
Northern Hemisphere appears fnyor-
able for the prevalence of mOhpr-
ntc, or al least not unusually high,
temperatures over the greater por-
ton of the country during the COM
ing week. Over the SOuth md
Southwest temperatures probably
viii he high at times, but not 80
high as during the week Just ended.
AZ To precipitation, prospects nre
not very favorable. and generally
fnir weather ,nny he expected over
NIL sections except the south Ntian-
tic and East Gulf Stntcs, where oc-
cnsiOnnl thundcrShoWers are likely
TO occur.
There nrc Indications OF u
West Indian disturbance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

Continued From First PageD
and the immense paddock inside and The
show opened with great hilarity.
Again came the police. but could not
get in. They hammered on the door
and formally gave Christianson ten
minutes TO open the doors He ran the
show. Then the FIRE department was
called out the doors We're chopped
down and Christianson was taken to
Jail.
The three culprits were placed under
bonds OF $50 each and given their lib
erty. The crowd applauded them with
great enthusiasm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

special 10 The Times Dispatch.
Bedford city, Va. July 2O.--The
farmers union, with the co-opcrnuon
ana assistance or the Bedford cts
beard Of trade, had a grand rally ana
r.cnic yesterday at the iair grounds,
ou Tho ehst"rn suburb or tho town.
the c%hibition hail which is claimed
~ be second only 20 that OF Ri:hiuond.
was utilized for the speaking Thcr.
was large and very enthusiastic
rrowd 81 man ana women gathered
,lom many s"ctions Of the county. who
thoroughly enjoyed tho exercises. aud
lire abundant ana fine picnic dinner
nat followed the morning session
The guests were welcomed by
Na>or Nelson sale in happy style
iusic was furnished py the Bcaford
orc hestra.
The Principal SPEAKER wa. H. NJ
Gannaway president OF the state or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

Mexico City. July 20 Alarmed by
tho threats Of rebels to attack the
port Of Frontcra on the east coast. the
American consul has asked Washing
ton TO send gunhoat. The rebels
have occupied TWO American owned
plantations near the city, and have
done much damage
While the rebel movement in the
states Of Tahasco and Campechc has
gained no such Roadway as in tho
north. it has progressed steadily. and
the demand for troops in other parts
of the country is so great that the
government has been able TO use only
a small part OF the army in tho south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
FIRST BANKRUPT
LAW DISCOVERED
Continued From First Page.)

money from the merchant and has
neither grain nor money to pay back
IL he has movable goods. he shall give
whatever he has to the merchant in
the presence Of witnesses. according as
-twords missinE)-thc merchant shall
not refuse; he must accept"
Another law, dealing with interest,
says
"lf the merchant lends grain upon
interest. he shall take one fifth OF n
ker OF grain for each Ier as interest.
If he lends money upon interest he
shall take a sixth and six grains OF
silver for each shekcl as interest"
This would have required borrowers
to pay interest At the rate of 90 per
cent.
Another law provides that If n ner-
chant charged compound interest he
should lose the principal and six times
he amount of interest rs forfeit
The borrower who had been robbed
and had nothing with which to repay
was compelled to go TO the temple and
take oath to his losses. after which he
was permitted his freedom.
Provision was made in the ancient
law for the business man who met with
failure, for II is set forth In the tablet
that IL AN agent returning from n tour
has made no profits. the merchant may
not claim interest on goods or for
money advanced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

Rome. july 2O-Thc enormous losses
by the various bellgerant countries
comprising the Balkan states and their
enemy. Turkey. during the two BE lkan
wars are estimated by the corrcspon
dent of the Corrierc Della Sera. who is
now in Macedonia, TO reach the as
founding total OF 100000 lives. includ-
ing the victims of tnassacres and chol-
era and other epidcmiCs The monetary
loss. the correspondent adds. must
amount to AT least $1,000. 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

Sofia. July 20.--On The advice OF Nus
tria and Russia. the Bulgarian govern
ment. with a view to securing peace.
has offered Roumana an important ces-
sion of territory. which Roumania has
accepted 1t is announced that an agree
ment has been reached whereby Rou-
mania Will participate in the general
peace negotiations. and that shc has al
ready sent delegates 10 Nish TO arrange
for an armi Stice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
BLOOMER ''G|RLS"
NOT GIRLS At ALL
(continuco FROM First Page)

the sex OF the Chicagoans. The latter
have this season toured the United
States and Canada and were playing n
return engagement here TO day. Tho
last game attracted a large crowd, and
the "girls' received the lions share Of
the receipts. The players are still un-
der protection Of the police. They Will
be escorted by n police guard to the
depot tomorrow morning. The police
say this will probably put an end to
the hloomer games in the National
Capital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
nriRadicr-t:cnrrnI cnrIr woodrur

IsHle!Eh. y Q, JuIV 1N-BrIradIor-
General earle y WoodruU. United
states Army. retired. died here to-day,
Ak 90 scNerty-two. General Woodruff
"as born IL Buffalo. y. y In August.
ana enlisted in The artillery
bTanch o: the Union army from the
D!strict OF Columbia In October, 1851
- rose during the war from second
lieutenant 70 lieutenant colonel ana
IN 1903 vas retired with the rank 81
Lilgadicr- general Ia september 1899.
Congress bestowed upon him the con-
gIessional media! o. honor Tor distin-
Roads, va July -. 1853 Genorai
Woodruff came 20 Raleigh in 1909,
where lie had since lived
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
Mrs. NInry u. IInInrick

AshcvlIIe. jug 2V-Nrs Many y
Hanirick. the Wife OF N " Hainrick
81 W"ll known business man Of this
city died a; the Biltmore Hospital yes
terday. following IA brief illness The
funeral services we're conducted this
afternoon from the Residence by Rev.
William II Moore ana Or Calvin b.
Waller. The intcrincnt followed 1T tho
R!vcrs!de Cemetery. She was forty-
eight years OF age, and IS survived ~
her husband and three children-M.ll!c.
Alexander an! Henry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

OOnStaItlnOpTe, july -U.-- lie SUD-
lime Porte has issued formal orders to
thc army to occupy Thrace and Adrian
ople. In n note aCquainting the pow
crs with this decision. II is announced
that the new Turco- Bulgarian from
tier will be the river Martha. The
Porte saddles Bulgaria with RESPONSE
bility for any fighting that may ensue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
father. he is survived by several
brothers and sisters.


Especial to The Times Dispatch
HeatAsvi!!e. Va. July 2c-i. K Betts
an ola and prominent citizen OF this
fIfGuniy. died Friday al his home near
iiea hsVliIe. after an illness OF several
"tths' aged sixty nine He was n
cadet al Y. VI. l. at the breaking our
Or or ne Civil War. and later Joined tho
rotueth Virginia Cavalry, serving tho
resi- ot the war He sftcrward en-
gagged IN tho mercantile business in
Heaihsville. and continued IL until his
"sath' lie was tho last Of several
brotHcTs. all OF whom were Confed.rata
soldiers. He Is survived bv one sistar
MIS- Lloyd J. smith, OF this town. and
" number Of nlecrs and ncphcyYs In
'criucnt was made In tho old family
cemetery At his home Tho funeral ser
wees were conducted by Rev a !
i'camy. OF the Baptist Church. OF which
lie was a member
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

Chicago. ILL.,. July 20.-Fivc members
of the Washington Americans narrowly
escaped drowning In the unusually
hcnvy surf la Lake Michigan to-day.
Walter johnson. tin~mith, Henry mud
I.nportc were caught I'm the unhrrtow
and got bnclt after hard struggle.
Gcdcon dashed against pier and
stunned. He was taken out of the
winter unconscious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21

VHNooIN! % TIC IlWos DIsDatch
HarrisoNburF Va July 2O-S!dnn..
McNein Williams gorty seven years
old. Is dead ~ Broadway. where Tor
years he was prominent merchant
Miss Lucy Moore and five children lie
leaves Two brothers IN Columbus Ohio.
He was 4 native az Hardy County. W
family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
Baked BY SWIFT CURRENTS

Miss Rose PitonoT Fnils to Swim from
Bnticry TO Snndy Hook.
New York, July 20.-After battling
continuously for three hours with the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
FLOOD CANAL OCTOBER |.
Dixie VIII he Dynnmited. Auowi.

Water to FIJI Cut.
Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch. ]
Panama, July 20.--Thc Gnmbon dixie
IN 10 be dynnniitcd on October l, allow
ing the waters of Gntun Lake Ia flow
into the canal cut. The date was an
nounccd today by Colonel Goethals,
CHIEF engineer. Actual navigation OF
the cnnnl may lie bexun az soon nx the
water has reached the proper level I'm
the cut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
DEATHS

GAHY.--D!ed.. SUNDAY, July 20 1919.
At his residence in Hcurico county.
!, l.. GARY, aged forty-four years.
lie S survived by wife and three
daughters.
Funeral Will take place from his
home THIS CMonday) AFTERNOON
at o'clock IntcTmcnt Walnut
Grove Church. Hanover County. PAIL
hearers, r., y Pemherton, \. K
Frasler, ! II Hunnan. J Timber
lake, Z. T. Long and w L. Harry.
WEISIGER-Died. Saturday. July ~.
1913. at +:l5 l.. Nj. at his residence al
Ashland Va. SAMUEL CARTER
WEISlGER. aged siNty-eight years
He leaves wife and FIVE children
Carter, Kendall. William Robert, Car
roll ard Mrs W. g. Cottrcl! two sis
ters Mrs. Leila +. Taylor and Mrs
Church. Richmond. Va. at 3 r N
TODAY. Intcrment at Maury Gene
terry. South Richmond. with Masonic
honors.
CLARK-Died SUNDAY afternoon ut /
O'Clock, THOMAS CLARK He is
survived by his wife, two sons and
seven daughters
Funeral from his home in Charles
CITY County, THIS AFTERNOON at
o'clock.
Gl lfh Snd3y IN, his d home, Elk?idse
THOMAS y. GILMER.
Services at the grave at lakewood
Cemetery shortly after r. NJ. TUES
DAY, July 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
TURKS REOCCUPY
ANCIENT CAPITAL
Of ADRIANOPLE
Continued From First Pagc.)

Roumana. asks that peace be nego-
tilted. This request has been refused
the Roumanian government announcing
that il will conclude separate treaty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-21
ZION CITY REVELS
IN MOVIE" RIOTS

Continued From I'trs, pagcD
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Printers Rcpudlntc Board.

'linedinst. ]. E. Reynolds and S. c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09
Noticiias de Sociedad

En- Arecibo Sc prepara un gran
proerama para celebrar la fiesta de San
Felipe. patron de aquella ciudad.
Sc encuentran en- la de San Juan
ell seflor don Juan Bianchi y famila
ouienes embarcaran para Europa en
viaje de recreo
En- Yabucoa han fallecido la vene
rable sonora dona Tomasa Lebron y Ia
sefiorita Mercedes Colon.
Ambas familias reciban nuestrO mas
sentido pesame.
Hoy han llegado, procedente de
Ponce, ell DR.. Germanico S. Belaval y su
esposa la sonora dona Maria Luisa Mer
cado.
-Manana tendra lugar, q las ocho
media en- punto, la primera representa-
cion de la opereta Paciencia.
Esta. como las demas funciOnes, es 3
benefcio de la Liga antituberculosa,
estara a cargo de distinguidos ALTOONA
dos de la buena sociedad norteameri
cana,
Y va puestos dos noticias de arte
remitimos a los lectores a otro lugar dt
este peri6dico en- que casi Sc asegurs
que la gran compaiifa de Sainati ven
dra a Puerto Rico dentro de muy pocC
tempo.
Asi sea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09
Los successes
A PALOS CON LA JUSTICIA.

Los ciudadanos Leopoldo Ro'dling y
Clodomiro Rodriguez, sostenlan aver
una violenta discussion en- una de las
GALES de esta capital; como aquella de-
generara en- riiia, en- la cual ambos con-
trincantes sc propinaban sendos Ia
pos". hubo de intervenir el policla nl-
nero 500, Lorenzo Monge, con objeto
de calrnar los furores beicos de los lu-
chadores; pero ell Rodling, entendiendo
que nadie debla inmiscuirse en- sus ac-
tos la emprendi6 tambien a cachetes
con el del "orden'' produci6ndole un
fuerte golpe. Este tuvo necesidad de
hacer uso del rotten para hacer entrar en-
raz6n q su agresor, consiguiendolo, no
sin gran trabajo, y conduciendo a am
bos gladiadores arrestados.
AOCIDENTE DEL TRABAJO.
En- el muelle de San Antonio, las
dos de la madrugada de hoy, fue vlctl-
ma de un accidente desgraciado, el
obrero Ramon Rosario, cayendole en- tln
pie un barril de cemento, el cual lie eau
50 una merida, califcada de grave, y de
la que fre curado en- el gabinete de ur-
gencias
lvOLo!
"A la senorita Maria del Pillar Ledes-
ma. sc lie extravi6 anoche un portamo-
nedas conteniendo 1915. El hecho ocu-
rri6 en- Santurce, en- Ell trayecto que dl-
cha senorita recorri6 desde la parada A
en- que descendi6 del tranvla, hasta La
calle de Villannil, donde tiene su doml-
clio.
La seilorita Ledesma dira ahora con
el "Joselito" del Contrabando -.
i Vol6!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09
Ventas de az1car

Ell pr6ximo viernes, II del actual, Ia
Compafifa Azucarera del Toa, pondr5
a la venta en- la Bolsa de esta Capital
1894 sacos de azticar. de su Factoria
''Constancia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09

Quiero que todo hombre Y rnujer del
eaooS en- el mundo sepan 10 que es
NTEXoa REMEDio PARA CREAR
CARNES. Quiero probar q Vd. que
este famoso descubrimiento positiVa-
msnte reconstituira & las personals
qelgadas. extenuadas, fiacas y faltas
de desarrollo; que revesthA de carnes
eus huesoS; que darA color & suS me-
etllaS. darA mas lustre q sus ojos y
QroporclonarA vigor energfa q to-
as dsre de sn A. Asi
pruebe por 81 mismo 10 que digO Y a
nal costa en- dondeQuiera que Sc lie.
kRdede ofrecerse cosa mas liberal que
Escriba hoy mismo pidiendo una
eA1A gratis para Ell tratamiento du-
90 CREADOR DE CARNEs. t;meio
66arsn5e 6ars sells els DIES el espejo le pro-
90, que Las parties hundidas Sc estan
rellenando, que sus mejillas estdn ad-
qulrlendo un color saludable, que sus
OJOS 9e eStAn avivandO que sll sis
tema entero esta fortale ciendose por
10 tanto Vd. esta mejorando en- todos
concept0S.
Haga 10 que han hecho otros ,rilla-
tantlsimO hacia la robustes, facia la
6s1Ud, la felicidad Ia fortaleza del
euerpO. y del cerebro. No contin(ie
Ror mas tempo la hatalla de la vida
N@SC 80 HOH AU1S QeSs ( lt3Ja &c Ia DEL
gadez y la debtlidad. No permita que
Ne r1an de Vd. las gentes su espafda
y. 90 burlen llamandole f1aco raoIi-
fico. Tome CERTONE vera uue
pronto lie hara. adquiriI' carnes lie
pendra habil vigoroso. Sorrrenda
y delete q sus amigos y sus seres
queridos, al mismo tempo rerccf-
3ese en- escuchar laO alabanzas que le
6acen por su apariencia tan nejora-
@a. por su nueva energfa v vitalidad
IA vera que facil sera su tarca dia~
Tia; con que placer gozar6 de las co..
midas: nn& cannhi0 fan nnf hla W ror-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09

Yo. Augusta Ortiz, Marshal de Ia
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de Humacao, P, K.
Hago saber: que en- cumpllmlento az
ma orden dictada por ell Hon. j. A. Lo
pez Acosta, Juez de esta Corte de DIS
trito. con fecha de Abril de 1913 y Ell
81 caso arriba titulado tramitado a ms
tancia de don Miguel Gonzalez, proce
dere a la venta en- p1blica subasta.> dt
contado V al mejor postor, del condo
mimic de una CUARTA PARTE de ia
fnca r1stica descrita a continuation
nropiedad del menor Agustin Aponte
pupilo del -peticiOnario menclonado,
cuyo cuidado Sc halla y a cuyo nombre
fue promovido ell expediente de necesl
dad utilidad de referencia -
.'RUSTICA:-P Predio de terreno sin
nombre especial en- ell barrio de Can
delero arriba, termino municipal de
Humacao, compuesto de 20 cuerdas de
terreno, eqrivalentes a siete hectareas,
ochenta seis areas y ocho centlareas,
en- lindes por ell Norte, con tierras que
eran antes de Miguel Gonzalez, despues
de Celso Lopez y hoy de Miguel Buste-
10; por ell Sur y Este, con tierras de
Pedro Regalado Lopez antes, hoy con
la Succession de Lisardo Paredes y Gle
Eleuterio Morales; Y por ell Oeste, con
la Succession de Florencio Ruiz
Dicha subasta Sc efectuara el dla
veinte y nueve de Abril de 1913 las
dos de la tarde, en- mi oficina situada
en- ell mismo edifcio que ocupa la Corte
de Distrito, en- la ciudad de Humacao
calle de Santa Rosa; advirtiendOse que
no Sc admitira postura que no cubra la
cantidad de doscientos cincJenta do
lares fiados como minimum por la Cor
te para la subasta y ell pago ha de ha-
cerse de contado en- moneda de los
Estados Unidos.
Dado bajo mi frma en- Hmmacao, a
de Abril de 1913.
Augusta Ortiz,
District Marshal Of Humacao, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-09

QCeuQent6 Sc cIeCLuara en-
eu eemb1ante y en- su apa-
riencia ffsica; Que ami
mado Y feliz Sc conside-
FarA; que nueva delicia y
encanto tendrA para va.
la vida. Tuve que EN-.
plear yo bastantes afiOs
en- descubrir este MARA
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