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WILLS AND APPRAISA1S.

Mss AlExA c. BowpEN. who was the
widow Of the Rev. James J. Bowden ana
who died on October 10. 1919. LETT an
estate Of sls7.ss7 20 her daughter, Mrs
Constantine r. Washington. The estate
included a trust fund established py MS
Bovden for her own benefit In 1850.
Ciyii NJ FRYE, who died on May ID.
1911. in Lowell Mass. directed that no
mention be made of his will in the public
prints, but IL became public Yesterday
when his estate was appraised here He
left only s6,4s5 and made many small
requests 20 public institutions
MARY c. EpGEKToN, who died In Con-
necticu, on December 81. 1910. left $1e,+73
10 her sister and two brothers.
ABRAHAM 3. RyKER, q member OF the
millinery firm Of Libbey r Ryker Of 611
Broadway. who died on February 2. 1913.
eft s?5ls0 TO his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth
", Ryker The appraisal showed that
Mrs Ryker owned the bulk OF the busi-
ness and that her husband had only $4,000
in stock, while she had 100000.
EZRA II. LrNLEY.--Mrs. Annie Z. Linley.
who inherited the bulk Of the estate OF her
husband. Ezra II. Linley. objected 20 a
tax on 5000 900 OF bonds on the ground
that part OF them were bought with her
money and all were given TO her by her
husband before he died. but Appraiser
Berry held that they are taxable.
CHARLOTTE G. CUMsroN. who died on
December 80 1910. left S4s,5e2 10 hei
son, Charles @. Cumston. and her daugh.
ter, Janet NJ. Cumston.
LEONARD r. KERR. who was one Of the
promoters OF the unsuccessful Terra Ma.
rne Inn and who died on July IL last
en- sl5,5s2 TO his wife. Mrs. Myra v. r
Kerr.
WALTER q. LAWRENCE, who died or
June s, 1919. left an estate OF Ss3.?3o
N which S55. 100 went to his widow MARY
g Lawrence. and 33o.so9 TO her daughter
Antolnette
WALTER HALLAHAS, a harness merchant
who died on August 90. 1912, left 3l5,23(
to three Sons and a daughter.
ELISE H. GIANoUE-Surrogate Fowler
re'used probate yesterday to the will O
Elise ". Gianque. who left half her estat,
TO Baptist church and half to woman
Interested In the work OF the church. TIL,
''s'atrix made no provision for her In
fgent father and mother. who were o
advanced age. and the Surrogate believes
she never recovered from attack o
ffhgious mania for which she was sen
10 an asylum in 1908.
GEORGE II. JONES. Rimmer.
lsnltor filed a petition in the Surrogate TEL
''fce yesterday for S7.?06 from the estat
w George II. Jones on the eround tina
ne worked for Jones for many year
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Presidents he appointed Mr.. Fouse .
member Of the executive committee.


Mrs. Emily Caroline Wcllborn Howard
Martin. widow Of Or. Edmund Howard.
Martin Of Savannah. Ca. died yesterday
at 100 West Fifty-ninth street at the
age OF 81 years She Was the daughter
Of Col. Alfred Wellborn. a planter OF
Meriiweather county. Georgia. Her hus-
band died in 1907. She is survived by
her daughter Mrs T. Harvey Dew OF
New York. and by two sons, Edmund
Howard Martin former Charge d 'Affaires
at Pekin. and Alfred W. Martin Of Cali.
fornia
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DIED..

AGNEN--on January Is. after a hrie, III
ness. Eleanor. eldest daughter % Mary
Nash and she late Cornelius L Arne~,
", Il, Of New York
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HIRsCHBERG Suddenly. a; his -esidesee
Thursday, January Is. 1914. Gustav.
Hirsch eerr aged sS. beloved fa,her Of
sidney q. ana Selma hbcrs
Funeral from Temple Be;h-El. Fifth ave-
nue. and seventy-siNth street. sunday
morning. $50 O'Clock !; T. earnestly
requested tina; no flowers tc sent
HOWARD. MARTIN. ON Friday. January
IL. Emily Caroline wellbo-r. beloved
wife Of the late pr. Edmund Howard
Martin
Funeral from 81 Thona.s church. Fifth
avenue a, Fifty-thi-d street on ss,u--
day January l.. az =. NJ Relative.
ant friends are invited New orleans
Memphis Atlanta. savannah and Colurn-
bus ,ia,l papers P,c.se copy.
LANDLORD suddenly oa Jarua-, y ielt
Richard piNie. son Of Eisaleth and The
late triah : Landlord ot Princess Anne
Mar land
FunerAi service =, his residence ia, "a
oino street Rrookyr on SATURDAY. jan
usr, ~ a; 10 VI Funo-4l services
AMI intermert at Princess Anne. Mary
land. on SUNDAY al +.
McINARNEY Mary Crorrev Funeral
THE FUNERAL CHURCH Frank T.
Camphe. Bldg a. SATURDAY. 80
O'Clock Automobile coriere
MORRISON AT Youkers y ! on Friday,
January u, 1914 af',- an Hines, - Eve
weeks Aruah NJ Morrison. nee n ,el.u
wife - Charles \ Morrison " bun
woodic Heights
Funeral service al Scpperhsu Avenue RAD.
iisi Church Nonkers. y y. Mou4a, eve
ming AT ~ rlOgi:
SEW Ella, Calivcu y or January
l.. l.ia Cirori cal Newell younger
son Of Herbert {. ami Clara a. Newell
Funeral services at the resi.cur, OF hi.
parents. % Highiau! Hyc~as Glen
Ridge. y. J. or sunday. January ls. q,
J. NJ Kindly ONT; flowers
SANDMAN Minnie. believe! ,.if, Of -n,-,.,
sandman. January -. 1873 az a. v.a-.
Funeral services at he late ics.4er ... So
thaunceY street. BROOKLYN SATURDAY
evening a. $50 O'Clock Funeral sun.
day n; = NJ ln'ermon' a: Greenwood
Cemetery. Arrangements. ruicrtak.r
William Nccker
WILSON ON THURSDAY. January H. 1874
At his residence so IVES, Ft'-s. ars-
street. Alexander wilson husband 90
Elizabeth Jane MHrcanc and father %
Catherine Alice Bel Wilson
Relatives. friend and members Of Nav
York scottish society are invited 20
attend tho funeral services A, tho Cen
'ral Freshyte-ia0 church. Fir.y- seventh
street. between E-old-'av and S,,sr.l,
avenue On M"u6a' January -. a,
10 \
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Harold c. Richard. who will marry
Miss Vera Van Buren,, daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Brodhead Van Buren,, in
81. Thomass Church on Wednesday after
noon. gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at the Manhattan Club. Among
his guests were Donald Carr. Daniel
Lawton. Albert Hopkins, Walter L..
Richard. George n. Richard, Howard
Major. Gilbert y. Hunting. John w.
Eginton, Jr.. David Van Buren,. Herbert
Neal. Hamilton PelI. J. Norrish Thorne,
Gerard jackson, Arthur Lansburgh. Henri
Schwob Roger Kinds, F. Whitney Morrill,,
Daniel Tomlinson. Russell pougherty.
Angler Il. Duke, Kenneth NJ McEwen.
Carl Springer. Mart r. {. Waterman,
Mansfield Kidder. Harry Harnickeli,
Irving w. Small and Brce Evans Of Bos-
~.
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LANDLORD FUNERAL TO-DAY.
{ OrOncr Believes RatIrond OfSict,,,.
Death Was Accidental,

Richard Dixie Lankford will be buried
to-day, =. J.. \. Mccarthy. who was MIR
Landlords private secretary. has made
arrangements for the funeral OF The late
vice president and secretary Of the South
ern Railway. The ceremony will take
place al the time when Mr.. Landlord was
to have married Miss Nellie Patterson
Ine oelef has been growing that Mr.
i.ahhIo'n death IN his apartment at
ll+0 Pacific street, BROOKLYN was tho 20.
suit OF accidental ssphyxia;ion. although
the police hloiter terms IL as an "apnar.
en' suicide" The Coroners physician. Dr.
Lester u. Nolk. said he believed the d.a;h
was an accident. The police now hold
the same opinion.
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LEVI GARNER F0USE.
Lie Insurance President Dies In
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is Levi Garner
Fouse. % years old president Of the F..
dclity Mutual Life Insurance Company,
died at his home here this morning as the
result Of paralysis
Oc;cbc, 81 1851. In 1870 he became q
clerk i'm the American Iron Works 1t
Pit,shurs resignins to engage in life in.
suraucc. In 1873, at the age OF ~, he
organized the Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance Company Of Philadelphia and
was from the beginning its president and
aCtuary.
Mr. Fousa was The originator of the
disability clause in life insurance When
cN- President Cleveland became chairman
OF the Association Of Life Insurance
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YELLOW TICKET" ON TUESDAY
Miss Reed Now Able 20 Appear In
Twice Postponed play.

"rhe Yellow Ticket will be produced
by A. II. Woods on Tuesday at the FL
tinge Theatre. Because OF the illness Of
Florence Reed, who plays leading role,
The opening had been twice postponed, but
Miss Reed has fully recovered.
The play. which deals with modern life
I'm Russia, Is by Michael Morton. John
Mason. who has been loaned TO Mr.. Woods
by Charles Frohman, will appear as
baron Stepan Audrey; Miss Reed will be
seen as Myra varenkd. Others in the
cast will include John Barrymore. Emmett
Corrigan, Julian iEstrange, Macy Har-
lam. Harry LiIford and Elaine lnescort.
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THE SEAG0ERS.
Departure for Europe, Bermuda
and the West Indies.

Sailing to-day by the Hamburg Ameri-
can liner President Lincoln for Cherbourg.
Southampton and Hamburg:
Mr.. Lesli. co%ss rR Se~en seven"
M-s Daniel Chase. W whiiilesey
Charles ". Girvln John Wildwood
For Bermuda by the Royal Mail liner
Arcadian:
Mr. and Mr.. Henry Mr. ard Mr.. Frank
Mr. and Mr- Law. The Rev William Tur
Mr.. c 4 Roo, y o Perry.
To~n~ s Mr. and Nr. { Frank
NJ; ana Mrs. A. BouEhton
Mr.. and Mr.. Albert Mrs insraha%
NJ and Mrs $. NJ. R5o.n
Mr.. and Mr.. Edward JAIME. r Hyd.
II whitney. Mr.. and Mrs l. Z
De Nit, MT INJURY L NJ. Underwood coch.
Mrs } ". Ellsworth. Willis Fox
For san Juan by the Porto Rico liner
Brazos:
NJ Steel. ied Mrs w. H 6 % and d s NJ.
lBi.hop and Mrs. Brewster
Charlie. r Colemore Mr. and Mrs $. "
Nc s'1 =; N- C. W NJ s sss "a Nh W.. 1@'Fs'
Mrs Norman s. Chap. Belden
| man Mr.. and Nre 6. ".
Mr. and Mr.. p. r Curtis
, Mason.
BY the United Fruit steamship Gala
mares for Jamaica, Colon. Port Limon and
Havana
o T. Babcock r A LANG
ipr c Il Cariin Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers
vi shrens ~ Judge J E. Dean
NJ rrss VA TN. NJ and M. q 6
, Smilsy Scoville
NJ and Mr.. W G. Edward workman
| Carlton
| By the Royal Mail liner Tagus for the
| West Indies and Southampton.
Rober, Abbott Mrs. T Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mr.. and Mrs l. x
GEORGE Cecil lee Blanchard.
Mr. and Mr. J. O Col. and Mrs n G
' Christie Greenwood.
Walter z Kriel c. A asadore.
Mr. and MIRA Adelbert Samuel Vickers
W. Seare.
! BY the Anchor liner Csmeronia for
Queenstown and Glasgow:
lw A. Davidson. Capt Robert N Inns
Geurg. Hill Mrs Elizabeth Csld'
Cart W. l., II King
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Fra nk .Aahlcy Das,

BosToS. Jan. 1e-Frank Ashley DAY
Of Newton, head OF the brokerage house
OF r l. Day Co. died on Thursday
night in st. Augustine, Fla. where he
went about a month ago with his wife
for the winter. He was suffering from
Rights disease.
We was 81 years old and the son Of
Robert l.. Day. founder OF the banking
house. He was married twice. first 10
Miss Emma Ranney After her death he
married Miss MARY Almeda Ellison 4
Newton. There is surviving daughter
by the first wife. Helen Day. wife OF
Capt. Montanra. Who resides in Italy.
and two sons by the second wife. Franz
A Day, Jr.. and Ellison Day.
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ART GALLERIES SALE. $l4.iso.
Highest Price. $50. Paid for Paint
iug "Blearhiag Day."

The two days sale at the American Art
Galleries Of furniture. old paintings. silver
bronzes and porcelains from an old coun-
try mansion" and of old and modern oil
pa lntings by foreign and American artists
belonging TO the estates Of the late X r
Redman and Daniel O'Day was concluded
last night.
The total for the two days was $3.50.
Of which $1l4So was taken yesterday.
Bernardus Johannes Blommers's Bleach
ing Day" brought the highest price OF the
sale. $50 A Sorolla landscape sold for
$3.50 and "A Frosty Morning." by Leonard
Ochtman, for $4.5.
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Mrs. Jennie 4. case.

Mrs. Jennie \. case. widow Of Henry
W. Case. died on Thursday >, her home
533 Hancock street. Brooklyn in her
siNty-fifth year. She was Il school
teacher in early lie and later was q
teacher Of elocutiur she Was one Of the
organizers and former president ~ the
Brooklyn Chautaulua Alumni AsSoca-
ton She IL survived by two dauchtsrs
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WEDDINGS.
McDride-Bailey.

PHr.ApELPHIA. Jan. 1s.-Charlcs Weaver
Baiiey's daughter. Miss Beatrice Bailey.
became the bride of Robert Medill Nc
Bride OF New York this afternoon. Mrs.
Frank Grocer Knowles, sister OF the
bride: Miss Winona Mcbride Miss
Jeanette Drysdale Lee and Miss Amy
De Veaux Powell were the brides at
PENDANTS The Rev. Samuel Mcbride.
father Of the bridegroom. performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride will
sail for Europe tomorrow.
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Mrs. Mary II. G. Scott. widow OF James
!. scott and great-granddauehter Of
Michael HllegaS who was Colonial
Treasurer and later the first Treasurer
OF the United States. died on Thursday
at her home, go Washington avenue.
Brooklyn. in her eighty third year She
had been Tor many Years active in re-
lisious and social circles IN Brooklyn.
son and two daughters surNiv. her
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WASHINGTON. Jan 1s-Carl Browne,
son-in-law Of Gen. Jacob CoXtN, and 4
lieutenant in the famous CoNeNs army"
was stricken while on IN, street this
afternoon and died a f,w minutes later
at the Emergency Hospital He was one
OF those who marched here from Mas
silon. ohio. in June. 1894
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wAsHrNGroS, Jan 16.-The Earl OF
Kintore. who IL In this country in the IN
terest Of the AnElo-American exposition
TO be held in England in 1914. was en-
tertained by Secretary Of State Bryan
at luncheon at the University Club to-
day. Previously he had been the guest
Of the National Press Club. The Earl
left for New York tonight. where he Will
be the guest OF Jacob Schiff.
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Villa m VI. llBrkrr.

William NJ Harl>or. a member Of the
)ewelry manufa curing firm of J A Bow
den & Co, Il Maiden lane, died ON Thurs
day at his home. 81 Putnam avenue
Brooklyn. IN his scventy-ihird year He
was a civil wa- veteran. H,s wife. a son
and four daughters survive him.
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weather At winter Resorts.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. is. - Tenn
perature So: cloudy.
BELLEAIR. Fla. Jan. Is - Tempera-
ture. 20.
OLD POINT. Va, Jan. is.-Tempera-
ture, 40; fair.
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wr.. Frederic Nelson BETTER.

Mrs Frederic Nelson. who was OPP
erated on In Roosevelt Hospital on Thurs
day, was reported yesterday az improv-
ing.
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Sailing to-day by the Hamburg Ameri-
can liner President Lincoln for Cherboure
Southampton and Hamburg:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-20

Del panel general han sid0 insacula-
dos los siguientes:
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La senora de
Fernandez Juncos

Esta manana ha fallecido en- su resi-
dencia de eSta capital la honorable Sc
nora dcna Dolores Mater de Fernandez
Junco3.
La triste noticia circulo Immediate
mente por todO San Juan, y todo San
Juan IA lido desflando POGO POGO por
la morada de la familia doliente.
F'ue la sonora Mater una ejemplari-
dad, sus virtudes y su vida de amor
al proJimo, hicieron que no solamente
Ell la alta sociedad donde ella ocupa-
ba un sitio prestigioso Sc pronunclase
con veneraci6h su hombre, sino que
tambien las classes populares lie rendlan
carinosa admiration; porque la sonora
Mater tenia siempre su corazon alberto
a todos los buehos prop6sitos y mise
ria que ante sus ojos pasase era mise
ria qu ella socorria, que ella aliviaba
tanto como lie era possible
FL hogar por ella tornado es un ho-
gar modelo, en- que los mas mobiles prin-
cipios han predominant, y de como es
palido elogio todo 10 q. de la Sra. Mater
digamos. es prueba elocuente Ell hon
do sentimiento conque la notic;a de su
muerte ha sido recibida.
FL BOLETIN da 4 todos los deudos
de la 6nada, y especialmente su de
solado viudo nuestro i1ustre compaile-
no don Manuel Fernandez Juncos, ell
ms sentido pesame en- este immense
dolor cue lie afige, dolor en- ell cual no
podemos sustraernos de tomar parte.
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CRONISTA
M
Alberto Fuentes

Dcsde aver esta entire nosotros ell pO-
pularisimO represehtante de la Sherw-
ing Williams Company la gran fabrica
de pinturas cuyos productos sc han
quedado con Il mercado del mundo
Alberto Fuentes que riene la lsla
peri6dicamente. trae eSta vez el prop0-
sit0 ie hacer que Sc pinte hasta el pla-
f6n del Teatro Municipal. Que buena
falta le hace..
No necesitamos decir como nos ale
gra la llegada de Fuentes que tiene en
csta casa tantos afectos y en esta 1sla
tanta popularidad.
Alberto Fuentes estara entire nosotros
un mes POGO mas Q menos, porque d
Fuentes cuamdo llega, nadie quiere de-
jarle ir.
Pero no pensemOs ahora ell ESQ. Y re-
ciba nuestro abrazo de bienvenida.
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DE TEATRO

81 ls-neiirio de IL ssioriia Mcnchaca
.. relebr6 anorhc ION una buena cntra-
ds En Ia, paleo> slmos may preStigio-
"a. famiiias = "a toio Il pnblico inucho
de--o H. fesieiar 4 Ia geniil artista
pucFtorr,quena.
redos IL. que tomaron parie "a II
e.peeiarulo fueron muy aplandido~. La
nina Berrios que e.. un proligio de gra-
ga = un asonbro lie apiiiudes fue oya-
e,0nadi,ima. Tambien lo> fueron re-
l.rildanense Ia srhoriia NIenehaea, la
.rGoriia Besrios q los selores Sotorra Y
EspaOllnl
~ Club Arndn.co' conqulsl6 un
nncvo iriunfo "a IL parir gaze tuvo q ~
careo "a Il programa
La sehorita Menehaea rccibi6 muchs,
fore. ariisfieamente preseniadas.
Ia disiinguida pianisia senora Giro
na b. RrrTio.. ionld una parte muy i'm
portauie en II espeeiaeulo que iernind
4 hora convcnlente
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Ndmero 90


En- Ell vapor Puerto Rico" de la ira
satlantlca francesa, ha Iegado a esta ca
pltal, procedente de Cuba, la distingui-
ola esposa de nuestro muy estimado ami
GO don Jose 7. Silva.
La sonora de Silva llevaba muchos
amos aleJada del pals en- que goza de
tantas simpatias.
FL elegante domiciho de los senores
de Silva fue aqui Ell otro tempo ell cen
tro de la vida social, y aquel grato re-
cuerdo revive ahora con la llegada de la
dana distinguidisima, a la que envfa el
BOLETIN MERCANTIL su mas afec
tuosO saludo
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Fl triunfo de los verdes
IA RESOIIcION DEL
TERRITORIAL.

Como salsrn nue>tro~ leciorcs, aver -
eeiebr6 anie 4 Gsnite Territorial del
partido Replli'lleano neunldo I'll Pom
ce. Ii apelaei6n del ineidenie surgido en-
san Juan. entire yerles y rojos, con mo
iiyo b. Ia elecei0neS prlmariaS para
deslgnar Il candidate i Alealde pOr Il
pariido repuilieano ga Ia Capital de Ia
isis
l.as iignras mas salicntes del partido
rrpubheano esiaban aver en Ponce,
ron motive ~ Ia mrnelOnada reunion
drl Comiit Territorial
Alli ,-,taian los s-il0rc, Julio Janer
de Guayama los seiion-s Padre y Rios,
a. An~'ls,o. H., seiorrs Ramirez y Co
dincx. H. llnmncao. Gonzalez Mena y
.limfnez b. Aguadilla. Quihoncs. he
Mayagiiez. q. de San Juan. lo~ selores
Rosy. liexach. Oller. Gnsiavo y Harry
li'-.o>a. l'an.agna. liazan y otro> como
ridos suIemhr~ del partido
Como 'l,icgados al Terriisial. por
20 dlsiriio de Ponce. conrurrieron los
..iion-s Cons>a = Marilnrz Nadal
El Comiie Territorial. que =, Il mas
alto ORGANISING d.l i,ariilo, d.spue, de
e.r lo. alegaios .lue ~ una ) otra par
ie aasiusicran rer,ics > roios. someti6
Il plsito yoiaci6n fallando 4 favor de
los yerieA Ior nn voto.
Is n0firia nos fIr eomunicada ano-
ehc. por ielrfono. y esia maiiana iemos
rsTihido II confirmation
Ano-he eir.ul6 por San Juan rapida-
meni. 3 fnf II issna snimadi>imo H. to-
g. 'onyer~aeion
Ia d'.cisi6n del Connie Territorial ha
sido mny hien recibida pOr Ia opinion.
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Corte Suprema


Sc celebro la vista del case del Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico " Alexandra Texi-
dor por seduction con informe de los
abogados Eugenio Benitez CastaTo v
Fiscal Foote, habi6ndose concedido al
acusado apelante hasta el lincs pr6xi-
mo, dia 20 del corriente, para presen-
tar un memorandum adicional de auto
ridades.
En- el case de Pedro J. Nieves Y.
William h. Mullenhoff ct al. sobre CO.
bro de 1inero, Sc dict6 resoIuci6n con
cediendo al apelante una primera pro
rroga de 10 dias contar desde ell dia
Is de los corrientes para presentar ale
cato.
En- el case de Leonor AIusig6 y Pou Y.
Rosa Jordan vida. de Malaret ct al, so
bre declaraciones de propiedad Sc die
to sentencia confmando la apelada que
dicto la Corte de Distrito de Mayagiicz
ell IA de Noviembre de 1912.
Fin los casos de mandamus del Pue-
tierrez v Jose Folk Arturo Machico-
te, sobre tercerfa, Sc dicto resolution
para que Sc acredite 81 hay no expo
sicion del caso, Y caso affirmative, la fe-
cha de la aprobaci6n, los efectos de
proyeer la moci0n sobre pr0rroga soil
citada por los apelantes para presentar
la transcription del record. !
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Conferencias en- Ia
Biblioteca Insular

Segtln estaba anunciado, dio aver su
Conferencia ell Lcdo. don Carmelo Ho-
more, acerca de las huelgas de obreros
y patronos.
Traz0 brevemente la historic del ira
baJo y sus compensaciones desde epo-
cas- lemotas, y estudi0 la situaci0n pre-
sente de este problema econ6mico So
|cial. Dijo que llamaba huelga de pa
tronos la suspension repentina de to-
do 8 parte del trabjo de una fabrica,
sin ell anuncio anticipate que permitie-
Sc a los ObreroS buscar nuevo acomodo
para satisfacer sus necesidades peren-
torias, y declare que la huelga de los
obreros era ell unico medic de defensa
que estOs tenlan contra la preston exec
silva del capital sobre ell trabaio; pero q.
para g. estOs actOs trascendentales tuvie
ran el exito apetecido Y la sanction mo-
raj de las sociedades deblan fundarse
en- la justica mas pura, ser ell producto
de una deliberaci6n serena y razonada
Y no de movimientos mpulsivos, y ade-
mas de estaS necesariaS cOndiciones. Sc
necesltaba una organization solida
clentifica, recursOs suticientes y dispo-
nlbles, para que ell acto de la huelga no
perjudicase las familias de obreros en-
10 que es mas necesario para la vida nj
produjese crisis violentas Ell ell medic
social en- que Sc desarrollan.
Habl0 por espacio de una hora, y
termin6 lamentandose de que no hubie-
ran asistido siquiera algunos obreros de
la huelga la Conferencia, para poder
examinar ante ellos 81 la querella vigen-
tie contra La Colectiva' era justa.
81 el acto reallzado por los obreros esta
vez habia sido preparado con toda la
solidez las condolences necesarias pa
ia asegurar su eXltO.
Habl0 el oradOr muy juiciosamente
y con pleno conocimento del asunto, y
el selecto auditorio que lie escuchaba lie
tribute mercedes aplauSos.
La pr6xima Conferencia estara car
60 del laureado poeta don Jose de Je
slis Esteves, tratara acerca del MO
DERNISMO EN- LA POESIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-20
Los jurados

Del panel general han sido insacula-
dos los siguientes:
JURADOS REGULARES.
Gregcrio Dimas Hernandez. Eduar-
to +. Saldana Casenave, Jose Rosado.
hulogio Rivera, Rafael Diez de Andi-
no, Carlos Preston Rafael del Vale
Zeno, Rafael Balseiro Enrique Matos
8ernier Jose Hernandez SaIguero Ro-
dolfo Emmanuelli, Eloy Rodriguez.
Jose Sanchez Osorio, Basilo Pinero.
Luis Vail Lloreda, Ambrosio Coma
lez, Jacinto Morales, Ramon de Jesus,
Ramon Rola, Antonio Escobar, Ricar-
do Vega, Jose Cestero Guardiola. FideI
Roman. Natalie SandovaI
yURADOS EXTRAORDINARIOS.
Pio Amador, Ramon Lopez Mae
'oard, Juan Margarida, Jose p. Silva.
Antolin Min Martinez, Elias Wolf.
Luis Gonzalez Santana, Rafael Pala
clos Salazar, Mariana Pesquera, Ma
nne} Padial Goenaga, Jose Gordils.
joaquin L. Miro, Jorge Fernandez La
timer, Jose S. Cestero, J. Calder6n
Apontc, Segundo Mas, Isidoro Coma
lez, Enrique Vizcarondo, Agustin Ger
vera, Miguel Rodriguez, Agustin L6-
PEE, Rafael Soegaard, Luis Castor Cal
deron, Ramon Berries. Pedro Narvaez.
Jose Laguna, Gregorio de Leon, Jose
Escalera, Jose Cano Delgado. JESUS
Maria Vega, Tomas Landr6n Rodri.
guez, Francisco Jimenez Jr.