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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
LANES &. DOUGHERTY.

lanes r. Dougherty. formerly Deputy
Commissioner OF Charities and well
known I'm Catholic circles. died early yes
terday morning at his home, No. 81 Gro
tona Park North. The Bronx, from pneu-
monia. Mr. Dousherty was in his sew
entv-fourth year He retired from the
coal business twenty years ago to devote
his attention TO charitable work. At the
time OF his death he was vice-president
Of the Superior Council and president OF
the Bronx Particular Council Of the st.
Vincent de Paul Society. Mayor McClel-
Ian appointed him Deputy Commissioner
Of Charities under Homer Folks He
leaves two sons The Superior Council OF
the St. Vincent DO Paul Society Yesterday
adopted resolutions of coincidence. Inc
members will attend the funeral
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CONVSRSE-MELeOURNE

Great Neck. Long Island, March 10
Mis- Nadine Melbourne. daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs George A. Melbourne. OF White
s,ore. and niece Of Mrs. Berry WALL
ana James Vail Converse. son or Mrs q.
Fail Converse, Of 40. A. Fast 18th street,
Manhattan. we're married here this after
noon IN All Saints Church By the Rev.
'prdon Douglas Moxsey
The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Merritt. Of Msnhattan. and Miss Leo
rochester. Of Whtestone. william y.
fsrchil1. lr. var best man. The ushers
ntre Talbot Taylor. Montague Mostyn'
william Prime. Jr., and Converse Pierce
~ ~ Philadelphia. The ceremony was
ip'loyed by a reception AT the home II
~fs Clarence 81. Busch.
after honeymoon trip .abroad Mr. ana
IN Converse viii I've AZ No. q West
"in street, Manhattan.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Oliver Morosco engaged Walter Law
renee and Frances Cameron yesterday 10
play leading parts in the English YER
sion OF Auction Pmochle." the musical
comedy. by Edward Paulson, adapted
from the German piece which ran Cor
more than two hundred nights at Adolf
Philips Theatre this season. The music
is by John Briquet
Company b Of Squadron \ attended
Blanche Ring is appearing in when
Claudia Smiles"
In order TO avoid conflict with the
other attractions opening Monday night
the Shuberts have decided 10 postpone
the opening OF Marrying Money" al
the Princess. until next Wednesday
night.
The performance of "A Thousand
Years Ago." at the shubert Theatre. on
Monday will be for the benefit Of Temple
Pen-El The affair IS in charge OF
Charles Rogers and Nathan Hirsch.
Ben Greet commenced rehearsals yes
terday for short indoor season, which
will begin on Monday AT Oberlin College.
His open air tour starts on April 10 In
Savannah Arrangements have been
made for Mr.. Greet TO appear this sum
mer with his company at most OF the i'm
portant universities and colleges in the
country. including the Southwest. where
open air performances have never been
presented.
Mary Nash Will play the leading par
i'm Love and the Law which Douglas
J. wood Will produce at the Lyric ON
Friday afternoon. March a.
n. u. Warner has decided to east his
fortunes with sclwyn and compan'. With
whom he viii appear IN Ioi Cooper Me
rrue's new play. Under cover "pcrinr
at Cohan's Grand opera House IN M
cago.
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AT F. T. MARTIN FUNERAL
Services Held in Londonderry
To Be Brought Here.

London, March 10.-The funeral Of
Frederick Townsend Martin took place ~
Christ Church. MAYFAIR. at noon to-day.
the Rev. Ernest s billiard officiating.
Among those present were Mrs. Bradley
Martin, with her daughter the Countess
of Craven Howard Townsend Martin the
Earl OF Craven. the Rev. l.. Richardson.
william Gillett, Earl Howe. Colonel
Charles Edward Sawlne. Beresford
Heaton, Viscount Ellington. DR. Cummings
Grant. Eveleigh Nash, Mrs. Coutts Stew
art. Miss Helen Stewart. Lady Victoria
Buxton, Mrs. Lewis Harcourt. sir Gerald
Lowther, Mr.. and Mrs. Milllngton Drake
and the Marchioness OF Dufferin and Ava.
Wreaths were sent by Mrs Bradley
Martin, MIR. and Mrs. Edmund L. Bsylies
and Sir Arthur and Lady Paget The BODY
will be taken aboard the American liner
New York. which sails from Southampton
Tomorrow
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DIPPEL PLANNING
CENTURY SEASON
May Present Series Of Light
Operas During Winter
Months Here.

The directors of the Century Theatre
are contemplating change in policy for
next year whereby Andreas Dippel viii
take possession of the Central Park play
house during the winter months and pre-
sent a series of light operas and oper-
ettas.
Mr.. DIPPED has secured various hght
operas in Europe. and il at present en-
gaging a company for their production.
Should he take possession Of the Century
Theatre during the winter months of next
year. as is now contemplated, the present
Century opera Company Of the Messrs
Aborn will appear at the Metropolitan
Opera House in Philadelphia, and Will
probably make a tour Of the larger cltles'
The present plan is for divided season
at the Century Theatre whereby the
Century Opera Company will appear Tor
A. season Of eight to ten weeks prior 10
the taking over of the theatre by MY
Dippel. and for q like period after his
departure.
A man close to the Century Opera Com
panv admitted last night that Mr.. Dippel
had made overtures for the big play
house.
.If Mr.. Dippers plan is accepted, said
tbie man 1T will be done with full re-
card 10 the best interests OF the Century
opera Company While 1t is true that
the audiences at the Century Iheatre
during the last few weeks have not peen
satisfactory, the sales for this week anu
the week to come are very much peter
The division Of the season next year. Il
such division be made, will not be because
Of lack Of public support of the Century
opera Company. In any event ho'ii'"e
Mill no decided for several weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
PALM BEACH WOMEN
LAND BIG AMBERJACKS
Mrs. Harris's Catch Weighed
Twenty eight Pounds and
Mrs. Gladys Thirty.

palm Peach. Fla, March 1o-Mrs. John
r-rarcis Harris caught 2S-pound amber
,ack This morning in competition for the
'',ate offered by the Sail Fish Club. Mrs
BERTHA Ware Cady caught one weighing
thirty pounds. ,,.-,...
Miss Mai y. Watson, w Whitewrlsh,
yvatson. Miss Mimi Scott, Miss Elise
Tadew and Harvey Ladew lett ran"
Peach tonight for New York
Ar,ong those entertaining dinner par
ties at the Beach Club tonight were MT.
and Mrs. Alfred Wagstan, VINO ha'
twelve AT their table: Russell Colt. party
81 eighteen; Mr. and Mrs. John Francis
Harris twelve; Mr. and Mrs. 81. John
Wood, Mr.. and DIS. r. {. fitler' III
owen KEENAN, and Mr.. and Mrs. "iii'""'
Thaw
John n. Bromley. Of Philadelphia, ar
rived here to-day In his boat, the LUCINDA
u clarence Jones will leave Saturday
for New york after spending seVerai
weeks here
lanes speer will return to Philadelphia
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward n. Wcatherpee'
y, Vow York, were among the arrivals to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs John Dunbar Adams. VINO
have the Spray villa, will leave hers
March 25 for Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs Mallory was hostess at tea given
M the houseboat This afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hyatt Gregory VIII give
lecture on "Aviators and 1h'r
Flights" In the ballroom Of the Polnclana
Saturday evening Among the subsc riders
arc Major and Mrs 70. Gray Pcndle''n'
Mrs. 4. Sidney Carpenter. hi2S Grace
Tbompson. Mrs. Jean Saint 'yr, MI.
tobn Dunbar Adams. j. Dunbar and j..
clarence JoncB.
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"ZAPFENSTREICH" AT
IRVING PLACE
Reyerleins Military Drama Re-
vived with Great
Success.

Franz Beyerlein's military play. Zap
fenstreich' C'Taps' Ia sensational sue
cess OF eight or ten years ago-was re-
Nived last night at the Irving Place
Theatre. Miss Hansi Arnstaedt, the Wis
itinS Berlin star, played Klaercher, the
only feminine role. Mr.. Gustav Waldau
is now filing engagements in Phladel-
phia and Baltimore. so Director Chris
tians took the part OF Lieutenant Won
Lauffen. one i'm which he won distinction
when the drama was new. The revival
naturally recalled TO many that gala
night toward the end OF the Conrad re-
gime, when "Zapfenstreich' was given
with cast including Ferdinand Bonn,
Rudolf Christians, Harry Walden, Gustav
Won Seyffertitz. Otto Ottbert and Miss
Hedwig Won Ostermann. That was a
muster roll OF remarkable balance and
strength.
The performance last night vas also
stirring. Miss Arnstaedt was simple,
natural and most effective as the SER
geant aior's daughter. The part was In
absolute contrast with that which she
assumed in Der Leibgardist,' and her
management Of it demonstrated her scope
and versatility. Mr.. Christians was "a
his best in the portrayal OF the selfish
trining natured lieutenant, and Mr.. HolZ-
naecl was admirable as the tense ana
fiery veteran whose faith Is shattered and
whose honor outraged. Mr.. NARROW and
Mr.. Rub and Mr. Rahe contributed eX-
cellent character parts as Graf Leden-
burg. Michalek. the Polish recruit, and
Queiss. the anti-feminist under officer.
The house was crowded and enthusiastic
Tho f'ill cast was.
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tn SING NEW OPERA SOON
"L,Amore Medico" Will Be
Heard at Metropolitan.

Wolf Ferrarrs new opera = Amo'e
Ntodico." will be sung for the hrst time
in America at the Metropolitan opera
tIouse Friday night Of next week
victor Uerbert's Madeleine VIII iol-
49,, ,ho Wolf-Ferrari work. The other
operas Of the week will be 'u',em on
Monday evening, la Gioconda on
"wednesday. Der Rosenkavaher on
,r,,,redav afternoon, "Tosca' on Thurs
.dav evening. "Orfeo ct Erudice' on Sat
,,rdav afternoon, and "Lohengrin' on
SatnrdaV night.
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BARKER GUMMERE, JR.

Barker Gummere, jr., president OF the
Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit COM
many. Of Trenton. y. j.. died at the Hotel
Webster. No. 40 West 10th street. Mon
day. after a brief illness with pneumonia.
In 10 within few hours OF his death II
was not thought that he was in danger.
The funeral will be held AT the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Trenton to-mor-
rn,,. morning at II o clock.
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MRS. LUCILLE PARKER MOORE.

Mrs Lucille Parker Moore, daughter OF
the late Rodney p. Lugara. retired ship
builder died yesterday at her home, No.
Sc Coligny avenue. New Rochelle. She
was sixty seven years old. Her father
was associated with Seward Webb. the
shipbuilder, before the civil War. She
Leaves two SONS and one daughter.
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High Jinks" Celebration.

The High links" company now appear
ing AZ the Casino Theatre celebrated ITS
150th performance last night. To COM
memorate the event atomizers hlied with
High links" perfume were distributed
TO the women in the orchestra and first
balcony. After the performance High
links" party was given 10 the members
of the company at the Folies Marigny on
the roof OF the Forty-fourth Street The
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S. REED ANTHONY.

Boston. March lo.-S. Reed Anthony,
banker and broker member OF the New
York Stock Exchange and director In
many corporations died at his home here
tonight. aged nfty-thrce. He recently
was elected vice-copmodore OF the East
ern Yacht Club.
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Mrs. Wilson Recovering.
From The Tribune Bureau

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March lo.-Mrs Wilson,
although still confined to her room, Is
rapidlv recovering from the fall she hal
In the White House some days ago, AMI
will soon be able to resume her social ana
philanthropic duties.
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Newport Cottage Burned.

newport. March % Fire to-day de-
|ofe1 a.. summer cottage Of Professor
=. y Huntington, - Hartford. IN course
erection here. The building Was wei
e9Vsncsd toYasd completion.
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PRyF. RUFUS sYAM RICHARDSON

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Clifton Springs. \. Y. March lo.-Pro-
fessor Rufus Byam Richardson, arch@ol-
ogist. died here tonight from pneumonia,
i'm his siXty-ninth year.
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OBITUARY..
ALFRED CHARLES EDWARDS.

Try Cable to The Tribune
Paris March 1o-The death is an
nounced Of A. G.. Edwards. editor In CHIEF
Of lie Matir."
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CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
,S3d ST. b. Harlem Train and by Trolley.
once. &c East sd St.. n. I.
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VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.

BURLESQUE.
Mats. Daily. Evening.
2.lJ.............. o.lo...'. .Noiuriuis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

Members Of the Society Of Colonial
Danes. who have formed a sewing class
in aid Of the Seaman's Institute, had their
second meeting in Lent yesterday morn
ing at the home Of Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hoyt'
No. 94S Fifth avenue. The next meeting
OF the class will be held at the home CT
Mrs. Estele de Peyster Hosmer, No. S63
Park avenue.
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Cable aleman

Ell fuerte Camp Des Romans entire
Verdun v Toul ha sido tomado
La ofensiva contin1a por parte de
los alemanes por las dos alas.
Los alemanes y austgiacos repulsaron
a los rusos por Opatow y Klimontow.
Los rusos han sido completamente
derrotados en- ell paso Uzsok
Los japoneses destrueyron la base
naval de Jaluit en- las islas Marchall.
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.Sude menOs ' pane mas

ESTABLECER y BALANCEAR las
CUENTAS FISCALIZADORAS de un
Establecimiento. - FORMAR BA-
LANCEAR los MAYORES SUBSIDIA-
RIOS.-Ventajas del DIARIO-CAJA
;on columnas m1ltiples; no Lac refero
al Diario Columnario cuyo eiemento
,s1quico es distinto.- to.-DETERMlNAR
a SITUACION exacta de una firma
ncluyendo las GANANCIAS 4 PER
OIDAS de cada socio SIN CE-
RRAR los ibros.-ESTADO ANALI-
rICC de un Establecimiento nj CE-
RRAR los libros :-FORMACION de
aquel SIN CERRAR estos.-ShBER ell
SALDO de GAIA sin llevar LlBRO de
GAIA nj su CUENTA en- ell Mayor
ENCONTRAR ell INTERES por un
u1mero de dfas SIN HACER n:ultipli-
aciones nj divisiones-DECIR el SAL
DO de una CUENTA sin detenerse a su-
mar 1estar sus lados.-DESCUENTO
"OMERCIAL = DESCUENTO DE
MERCADERIAS.- SCUFNTO
ABUSIVE y DESCUENTO VERDA-
OERO -Puntos de Derecho M4rcantil,
civil y Politico que nos convene
>aber. Derecho Penal: e)ementos
constitutivos de los delitos cometi-
los por ell comerciante, no por mala
fe, 81 que por ignorancia.-CAMBIAR
LIBROS Sociedad Colectiva a Corpo
'aci6n, vice-versa abrirlos, cerrarlos
? balancearlos-R interior en-
oleados, ibros y balances de un Banco
Estos asuntos y mil otroS que no
'ombro puede I'd. aprender por CO.
rrespondencia por So mensuales. Es-
'riba la FAJARDO COMMERCIAL
Z LANGUAGE SCHOOL, San Juan,
u. f.
Avdt.
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norte de la Inca de Tourcoing Armen
there's. En- los alrededores de Arras y
en- la ribera derecha del Somme la 81
tuaci6n Sc mantiene favorable. Entire
ell Somme el Oise avanzamos y re-
trocedemos alternativamente. Cerca de
Rassigny el enemigo inicio un ataque
importante, que fracaso por complete.
En- la ribera derecha del Aisne, al nor
te de scissors hemos avanzado hjera-
mente con la cooperation del ejercito
britanico. Tambien hemos realizado al
gunos progresses en- la region de Berry
bac. En- ell resto de la linea NADIA nue.
vo hay que senalar. En- Belgica, las
fuerzas que defendian a Amberes han
ocupado s6lidamente la Inca de Rupel
Y Nethe, contra la cual Sc han estrella-
do los ataques enemigos.
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LA DUQUESA DE LUXEMBURGO,
PRISIONERA.

Paris. 6.-Mr. Frederic MacMonnies
el escultor americana, que monte un
hospital en- SUI taller en- Givernay (Eu-
re. ha instalado a su costo una ambulan-
cia para atender q los heridos france
ses.
Comunican de Smyrna que en- la pro
vincia de Konich ocurri6 el sabado Ill
timo una violenta sacudida seismica,
que destruy6 casi completamente las
ciudades de Isbarta y Burdur. FL nh-
nero de victimas es considerable.
Sc anuncia en- Paris que el Coronel
Dupaty de Clam, que jug6 un papel
importante en- el asunto de Dreyfus, ha
sido herido recientemente en- ell campo
de batalla y Sc halla actualmente en-
uno de los hospitales de la capital.
Despachos lie la prensa de Paris
anuncian que la Gran Duquesa Maria
de Luxemburgo ha sido deportada ha
ingresado en- un castillo cerca de Nu-
rembcrg como prisionera de guerra.
Los $50 hombres que componian ell
ej6rcito de Laxemburgo, asi como su
comandante, han sido tambien envia-
dos a Alemania como prisioneros de
puerra
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LOS ALEMANEs Sc REHACEN.

Petrogrado, 6.-Aunque batidos en-
Augustowo, los alemanes Sc han refor-
mado sobre los confines de la frontera
rusa han tornado de nuevo Ia ofen-
silva. Los rusos tambi6n han tornado
la ofensiva contra las fuertes posiciones
de defensa del enemigo en- muchos pun
tos de la Inca de Cracovia q Thorn. FL
Emperador Guillermo ha tornado la di-
recci6n de las operaciones de las tro-
pas austro-a -alemanas que hacen frente a
los rusos EN- ambos puntos.
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Ell INFORME ANUAL.

Ell alcdlQe ue IruJlllO AIlO, uOu IL
lValcarcel. nos ha remitido una copia
ldel informe que acaba de presentar al
gobernador y al pueblo que administra,
Idando cuenta de las gestiones munici-
pales durante ell ano econ6mico 1913
1914.
En- ese periodic Sc han invertido
81 OH en- caminos de la jurisdiction,
81, 1873 en- ell Servicio de Sanidad, 800
en- socorros para pobres y heridos y
5000 en- medicinas para los mismos,
$3.50 en- alumbrado publico, 800 en-
arreglo de la plaza y $400 en- ell de ca
lies, aceras Y cunetas, 800 en- repara-
ci6n de edifcios municipales y 1920 en-
asistencia m6dica a enfermos pobres.
Ell total de los ingresos en- ell ano
1914 fue de $7,43719, el de los
egresos $7,67751, quedando actual
mente en- la Gaia Municipal $3,763.18
debido que el treinta de JUNO de 1913
Ihabia en- la misma, cubiertas todas las
atenciones, un superabit de $4,003.50.
Ell senior Valcarcel termina su infor-
me con este parrafo:
LA labor administrative durante
ano fiscal de 1913-1914 queda demos
Itrada en- ell presente informe por la Ii
quidaci6n general del presupuesto que
se une a continuation, y por ella Sc We
ra con claridad y presici6n la inversion
dada los fondos municipales Y que
despues de pagadas todas las atencio-
nes, hubo un superabit de $3,763.18, sin
deudas pendientes de ning1n genera.
Y para fnalizar quiero hacer constar,
que contando va el Municipio con casa
|propia, cuarto de socorros, carceI, car
|niceria y matadero nuevos; deseosa
la administration de propender a aque-
LAS obras mas necesarias, Sc ha con-
en- el presupuesto del ano
pr0Ximo, cantidad sufciente para ell es-
tudio y plano de un nuevo Cementerio
por encontrarse Ell actual muy cerca de
la poblaci0n, cstando en- cOntranvenci0n
con las reglas sanitarias utilizan-
do para su construction el sobrante
actual, fernando para clio un presu-
puesto adicional; y que estando como
esta esta administration con todas sus
obhgaciones cumplidas, no ha querido
hacer uso de Ia facultad que le confe-
re la secci6n sc de la ley Municipal
iii Tesorero por entender
que la suma cue habfa de invertirse en-
un nuevo .emploado, estara mejor inver
tida en- ell fomento de las obras munici-
pales y que tanto cl Concejo Municipal,
como los empleados q mis- 6rdenes, to-
dos han coadyuvado conmigo a ponerl
la administration en- ell estado forecien-
tie en- que Sc halla -
Dado 10 exigiio de los ingresos del
Municipio, hay que convenir en- que to-
dos los servicios han sido brillantemen-
te atendidos, invirti6ndose en- ellos ma
yor parte de Ia que Sc gasta en- sueldos
de empleados, cosa que no ocurre en-
algunos pueblos.
Las consideraciones que ell sef1or Val |
carcel hace al final de su informe, con
respecto al nombramiento de Tesorero
Municipal, demuestran ell interes que
Ell sus amigos de la administration
local tiene en- .el progreso de Truiillo
Alto
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BULGARIA Y TURQUIA.

Paris, 6.-Seg1n despachos de Viena,
Bulgaria y Turqufa han llegado al
acuerdo de hacer causa com1n contra
Rumanfa, en- el case de que esta Ultima
abandone su neutralidad en- favor de
los aliados. Los terminos de este ARE
glo comprenden la adquisici6n de terri
torios importantes en- Ruman1a y Ser
via. Los rusos concentraran tropas en-
la frontera de Rumania
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CABLEGRAMAS
Ell PELIGRo DE LAS MINAs.

Londres, 6-El corresponsal del
Exchange Telegraph en- Ostende di-
ce que ell vapor ingl6s Ord Mount ="
cargado de trigo, que sail6 esta mana
ma las $50 de Douvres con destino a
Zeede ugge (Holanda) Sc fue a pique
q consecuencia de chocar con una nina
fotante. Su tripulaci6n, compuesta de
33 hombres, logr6 salvarse.
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LA EOTA OFFICIAL.

Communication Official de Paris, g.
En- nuestra ala izquierda la linea de ba-
talla Sc extiende mas mas Grandes
destacamentos de caballerfa alemana Sc
han visto en- los alrededores de Lille,
procedentes de los elementos enemigos
q. ejecutan movimientos en- la region al
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Sc V END E

Una casa de planta baja, de MADEIRA
del pals y techada de zinc; sta en- el
oarrlo Gle Santurce, y en- ell lu-
gar denominado MINILLAS, GALE
DEL ROSARIO No. 10, biloxi 1O3.
Mide e: solar, en- que la casa Sc levan-
"a, SEISCIENTOS SETENTA Y GIN.
co METROS.
Esta asegurada contra incendios
Informaran:
Sues. de M. Lomba y Ca.
Tetutn 81. San Juan. P. r.
Avdt
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INTERSTATE PAR SENoRaS.

.LaQuadroline por medic de un especlhco
y su accion antipasmodica aliyia Iapida-
mentelos dolores de las mujeres. No con-
tiene ingredientes nocivos es recetado
por milesde doctores. Botellas grandes
requehas. De venta en- todas Las dro-
guerias v boticas.
Davis & Lawrence Co.. Nueva York
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MOWN|NETO MARITIME
ENTRADAS Y SALIDAS.

Entradas del exterior
Vapor americana Pathfinder, de New
Orleans.
Goleta americana Georgia Gilkey, de
Movila.
Goleta americana E. F. Bartrave, de
New Port News.
De la COSTA ~
Carmen, Posvenir y Maria Amparo
Despachos para Ell exterior
Goleta americana Charles H. Schulz,
para Jacksonville.
Vapores anlericanos Brazos Borin-
quen, para New York.
Para la costa.
Mayfower Deseada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-07

Vapor americana Yagiiez. Ell 10. del
orriente salio de New York para esta.
Congs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor americana Caracas. Saldra de
Jew York para esta ell 7 del corriente.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana Philadelphia Sal
Ira para New York el 10 del actual
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor americana Carolina. Ell 10 del
.oresente saldra de New York para esta
Congs., The N. Y. P. r. S. s. Co.
Vapor espanol Manuel Calvo. Del
Il al % del corriente estara aqui pro-
cedente del Centre America para Sc
guir viaje con destino a Espana.
Consignatarlos, S. Ezquiaga.
Vapor frances Ab-del- -kardel. Esta-
ra en- puerto el II del pr6ximo Noviem-
bre procedente de ST. Thomas para Sc,
guir viaje con destino Santo Domin-
go y. Haiti
Congs., J. T. Silva Co. Sues.
Vapor cubano Julia. Del II al Is del
actual estara aqui procedente de St..
Thomas para seguir viaje con destino
d la Habana V puertos intermedios.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIOS,
DE VENTA
F>' r. ITnRFRTA DEL "BOLETIN. >
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-07
NUEVO BOMBARDEO.

Roma, 6.-Seg1n ell "Corriere d'Ita-
liza" la fota francesa ha comenzado de
nuevo ell bombardeo del puerto austria
co de Cattaro en- el Adriatico.