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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Female.

cApr-TAKTR willow wishes 70 take 81 y.
house FOR the summer, eNcelltht ~
Washington Heights preferred - w. Iva
40 Zipl5TV 1Tp-sFliM INSTR sss.-Assst other
work. very desirable young girl. eAoe'i IN
reference: city. country: -: D s9's,sis. qlss
change 32i Columbus ave. lei. s'n-si ~ -
,.5,,,t,- W ,TTRESS-Together or separate
NCDs '.1rg Girls. excellent personal REL
-. citv-country: S3O-s2j. Domestic ~
change. 32f Columbus ave Seles -. 80 49,
cook aud CHAMBERMAID-WA REss-
TWO neat young scotch a.Es l[e excellent
reierences. city-country. lndust'i@4 A'e'-'
II ". t2d 81.
COOK = First class; understands soups,
-. .rtrces ices desserts. excellent per
s,nai ference: $3.50. Domestic Exchange
- columbus ave. Tel. SCHUYLER gl3e. -
TT1E and WAITREss-CHAMBEk
Two neat. nrst class swedish gifls. very
eonpetelt: excellent references. Osteroers
Agency. Tls LEXINGTON ave rlAza 81
c00K-sg eiish. Young. first class every Re
sDect. very competent. city, country. oest
rsfe,ences. $40 Osterbergs Agency, 'l6 Lex
ington ave Tel Plaza "a
.,OOK--Nrat swedish girl, very competent
understands any kind cooking; city. country
.~saiisnt references; $50. OsteroerSs Agency
7i6 Lexington ave. Tel Plaza 90
1,0T-pT -F-Finnish: cook general housewors-
er; man useful. very neat ",ilng, soV e.r nc
erences. country preferred JussHA AbohO''
40 lexington ave. Tel. Ass Plaza.
iIoT-sFVORK-Ne swedish girl; good cook.
waitress. housemaid; eNlcleht reit'eh.eS'
sqo osterberg's Agency. 20 Lesington ave
iTFETTsS NURsE-HosDital trained 10
rears, experience: highest personal refef-
- ci,v or country. Industrial Assn. II
" 42d a. Phone. 5el0 Bryant
+ TTN3REss-strong Swedish sirl' exeeileh'
,aunfresS. does shirts. collars: eNceuent REL
a-enras. Long Island preferred. osterberS
AGENCY 7i6 Lexington ave. Tel. Plaza %.
TWO GIRLs-Excellent cook and Waitress res.
GOOD references: city or country: piss
riizgeralds Employment , b1'ssu' ''' ''''
I'VE oslo Buiidingl. cor 42th 81:
,-iT-l-T-I. COMPANION. by refined English
widow ,ss); good packer; experienced traNsi-
ier. excellent references. :. b.. BOX T. lFio-
une Uptown Once, 1854 BIoaaway.
10 ITrPvss- CHAMBERMAID - Neat. young
I,,.h girl. best personal references. clty
- co~ntrv. SIS Domestic Exchange. 324
" - c~ffrfT-f-~ Nf'ff
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

Fastnct. April ao-Romney CBr,. New York for
Manchester.
Fayal April so-Berlin (Ger) New York for
Genoa.
sagros. April 29-st Kiida Br,. New York for
Taku Bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Highest temperature yesterday, 10 fst s p.
IN ): lowest. AZ (at 1870 p. M; average, is;
average for corresponding Gate last year. -;
average FOR corresponding date last thirty
three wears. "A.
Local Forecast-Fair and continued cool to-
day and probably tomorrow; gentle 20 moder-
ate north 70 nor beast winds
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The Bronx.
ERATlONS.
tTRII so
Manhattan.

..l-r 81. 900 omitt.d.)
HTu East: TO n = sty apis and
rg. Donovan, 9th ave. owner:
Sor. ...sf S3d 81, architect: $4,000.
INON AVE. cor of 1920 st; 10 ,
e moving picture theatre and pool parior;
! 0esreicher and J Van Brink. 4i2 Lenox
" owners: J Fish. - Ave a. architect
EN0
MADISON ST. " cor Of James st. 10
Ey lodging house. O'Brien. 1T2 Bay
! st. Brooklyn owner. a Weiser. 2Tl West
III S. architect: $4,000.
MADISON AVE. n W cor OF S4th st: TO a
.ry cwe. NJ l. Finch. 81 9Th ave. owner;
s,lnerfeld & Steckler. 81 Union So, erchi-
his s. 600
BAXTER ST, 113 10 III. 10 a 9 and sty
s''th. Church Of the Most Precious Blood.
rsrises owner. G r. Reid and ID Buon-
S'ro, il9 East 23d ST. architects; $4,000.
The Bronx.
sR0OK AVE. e s. l94 81 n Of 18th ST;
.ty trk factory 9s.1N1l9.s. Giles Whit
y West 4Jth ~, owner. J Stammers,
" 9TH ave. architect; cost, $4,000.
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Forecast for Special Locn'ities-Eastern
New York and New jersey. fair and con-
tinued cooler to-day and probably Tomorrow
Eastern Pennsylvania. tho District OF colum-
bia Maryland. Virginia and Delaware fair
and continued cooler to-day and prooabiy 10
morrow.
Western New York, fair to-day: fair ana
slightly warmer Saturday; gentle TO moderate
north TO east winds.
New England. fair. continued cool to-day
and tomorrow; gentle 70 moderate north
winds.
Western Pennsylvania. fair To-Day; partly
cloudy and warmer tomorrow; gentle ~ mod
crate northeast 10 east winds
West Virginia, fair to-day; fair and warmer
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Farm for Brooklyn Houses.

Martin Taendler sold the Robin chicken
plant az Rarnapo township, County OF
Rockland. n Y. containing p acres, for
George +. Holtz 10 Charles A krey' VINO
gava in mart payment the two three-story
brick and store Nat houses at 2S3 and 23S
Ralph ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

,-.ru ST n s 100 II e Of = Nicholas ave.
70 ,, D,umar Powder WORKS Inc, az, az
e. Coodrlan Corp. owner; Ronertsoiss a., ~
p, ,@c,.~,cfing c.. Inc. contractors >'4 ".
an ssr N n ": Alexander c PATTERSON AK Ak.
!. ~ conklin. owner and contractor Uene"aD'
u ,TTrvr-E Is. " cor Of 10Th ST. s4xlN ..:
49, Contracting Co. Inc. AIT Levy h"lIs
r, Inc. owner; Rutan * Cooper lh'' 'O"-
r s.sTii = s. 100 n Of Audubon ave loox
81 Narpi Contracting 60 AIT Nose HooI-
~ -. - corr owner. Robcrison-Giovanm tuh-
I,.--.trr - contractors: So -.
l~tNDAM ST. - 20 90; NJ NestersIc en-
H. ast Henry Heide and II II Heloe 20.
l,-,srs7 r ! Brady Jr & CO. CONTAGIOUS
nrrH ST is T.: Joseph 10 Medlce as'
l---e,o ii Cafola. owner and contractor, $S coo,
l.vsvDAN ST. $ W cor or tucson 81 ~
IT, II Pomer0y CO agt Henry helae' 10Y, 0%"'' .
|-,-~as Brodv Ir & co. contractors, $50.
gu sr. Hs W. Nicholas Iurla ast 1a saoe
w. owner: Nathan Picket. contractor s''''
The Bronx.
p,Tuc ATE AVE, W g. los :; n or y l,oeh
\, ftvest. Joseph Boren agt the l'ed - dn'
-,renent Co and Aaron Miller owner anu
Extractor: 1880. o. co-soo ava
|TrNTS POINT AVE. 8 cor OF seneca ., =,
|,,,oo. Pietro Indeila agt George q Hranai''
s-s.-sction Company. owner and contractor .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho kaiserin AuEuSte Victoria reported as
$50 miles east OF Sandy Hook Mt noon yester- .
day, Is expected TO dock saturday forenoon.
Tho France. reported go miles east Of
SANDY Hook at noon Yesterday. r. expected 10 7
dock Saturday FOR, noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Manhasset House Sold.

I,Ecluse. Washburn C Co. have sold TO
A Elliot Wilson a house on Orchard St,
Manhasset park. adjoining the Blood
good Cutter homestead, which the same
firm recently leased 10 c. r. Reade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Local Official Rccord.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
RESPONDING date last wear:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-An idea who can think OF some
simple thing TO patent? Protect your ideas
they may bring you wealth. Write FOR
Needed Inventions" and How To Get Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph & Com
pany. Patent ATTORNEYS. Wash.. y. 9.
SpOE REPAIRING SHOPPING business.
low rent; Fleming outfit: 500 cash or In
voice. A. ST. PIERRE. l2i East Main St.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
CHAUFFEUR Employer giving up ., res,aeT Sog
Ia Vow York wishes to ind posltloh 10
~, III -" ,,-ro has been in his employ w
ynars and WHO he can recommend as e son,
careful driver good mechanic tn0 nr some one.
est and willing 100 800 ii'"" 10
A.. Box 40, Tribune once. ----z----,- ,,o7ei
ctTATTFFETIR ca: private preferred; So -
ears experience; careful driver. ,os ~ ItortI-
,sonic foseph OFF care Clarke, lS'' heiA'-
mer ST.. Brooklyn, \. J. -----.-- or
NAN wishes position on co99hliy Todus.riors
Box 3. Tribune ONCE
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INSTRUCTION.
NEyy iORK-Manhattan.

THE BERLITz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
Madison Square G.i12 Proadway.
Harlem Branch. 3i3 Lenox Az near lZIth ~.
BROOKLYN Branch. ZN-'Z0 Livin- ston 81.
scMnOI.S OPEN ALL sI-MMER.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Gov
er1esses ETC. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
ihes Apply TO drs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTOS.
22 Union SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

Philadelphia. 6 anapton. Am $50 a IN 1000 III
SURNAME. Belize. Tn Fruit $50 m 1900 IN
j. y Nassau. Hayti. Dutch. 80 IN 800 p m
Kafouia, santiago. Ward 1900 IN
MnnaMk IackscnNllle. DIVIDE - zoo y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
The Bronx.
SNo'NG LOAN CONTRACTS.
APRIL 80
Manhattan.

J APRIL 30.
Yv Manhattan.
~ N.,.s' E cor Of liO,h a. 7O.Iixioo: Al
"1Sruc,s,. a ra Louis larmulowsky loan Oids
NV The Bronx.
ehtt,n . A22 q Of Issth 81, Joxio0:
~ Ice. IN sorlsage 20 loans Max Building
''s'n ~ s s,ect one sly apartment "a pay
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.ATURDAY. MAY .


Oceanic southampton. W l $50 m 1900 IN
NJ washington. Trieste. Aus 80 m 800 IN
Brazos. san Juan NY&PR. S;uO m Zoo IN
Calamarcs Colon. L i Co.. $3.50 ml2:O0 IN
Vauhan. Argentina. l. & Hi0:OO m 1870 IN
Saratoga. Havana, Ward. 1000 IN 100 nj
u sipisrnund Colon H-A. II 90 a m 1900 p IN
Alli9nca Cristobal P'nama 30 m 800 p IN
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PERSONAL.

SHE HAVING LEFT MY HOME, ] VIII,
20, he RESPONSIBLE for any debt contracted
nv nv vile HENRY SPrRDLE. 2h New
~. Te~aai1vv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
The Bronx
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL %
Manhattan.

,rnIOW ST. Il: Lyman Rosenolumo 's'
scss,l Neither Of al: July 10. 1913: SlO" -
iOpTNC PLACE. G e. 10 II Of West orc
IN Road: Generoso lapio at pc ~ si''s aa,
-, ~ snd Construction 60 e. al; July y. 1913
sncsileD; S57
The Bronx.
-prrNfAN ST. $50: Bronitsky & Berrson 81
,.l,bs Perna ct al. February .. 1914 Slo ~
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MAJESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED:

Male.
,r-rrrp vAI.ET, SECOND. UsEF L. u IL 90
Nft-X English swedish. French itst elS'
-, ~, hand: excellent investigated reie' III
nsterhcre's Agency. ZIG Lexington ave
Plaza 81. -, S,or-
BUTLER, VALET, UsEEUk 1cors! 9sscei len
Nes."iis cJ,v or country. Industrial ASST
~ West 42d st. Phone 52lO BRYANT -
-777I5 -pT-TTER. -Japaness. long experIe,1,,r
=, srosu FAMILY or bachelor place So o.'..r
has personal reference. Ohuka'a' 0''
5,oT-pr Americans, gardener ana u s'Iso
bc-ses etc. cook. waitress or lhu ildn,rss
- Soc workers. references. MIS- oooPe' .
Agency G57 9Th ave, AZ 3ntn 81. ------
CORP E-First class cook. fancy ues $50
I,,tter useful: neat: city or eouhu! -,
Du'lel fa r MacNelli Agency II west
35th St Greeley e3to, --.---...,,,.-., -,,.o,.,
c1pOFNFR- COACHMAN, USEFUlo-S,tro''i,ss
rnnns man strictly temperate hOl ~ 80,
,,.ort,. Thoroughly experienced; 90 90 ie4
erences Industrial Assn. II West so -
MARRIED coUPLEuGsrdenserr;; as e''y grower ~,ii
mix wash auto. good yesetaps ca
III ui'1 - hel~. nve years reference Cas-
rsnfer Agency. ia 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

q. M. 1901 p. m.... 80 03ls p. NJ. 30 %
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken al ?. m.'
eth meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port Of New York.
Thursday. April 30.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 4;se: sunset s:56; moon rises. o:is
au4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01
The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL 90.
Manhattan.

mammalian.
NsrTRpAAI AVE. e cor 2o6th ST. loI a :
!. s-ora and lofts. i2SxS5 and sly aptlnls
!, store a. axg0. VI powo, 2j4l NaiehlihS "a, az &
g,sr: y Boyland, Fordham Roaa ana "o'
= ave architect; cost. $1,000. ,
roMPSON ST. 49, for . sly bakery s5'ST
Al ID schwartz. Bible House, owner X
.e, e's Broadway architect; cost s''O0o'
The Bronx
| aNNoN PL. o s.. q n OF 2SSth ST. sly
4 warehouse. 17.SxI.6; i A Gallagher on
,-ises owner: ] l. De Mesqrita, 5O' west
IL st architect: cost $500.
LAY AVE. VS.. 1il.9s II = OF lslth st: s gsg
b tennt 50yS- 20: Albert Schwarzler. aos
h 18th 81 owner and architect; cost, S5i'vy0
LAY AVID. " cor 10Th 81. two sly DIX
[suis. 47xi0l H. "a ix77.s; Albert J Schwarz-
? Ss East 10Th 81. owner and architect;
T. s5o 0o0
lEEOMr AVE. cor clifford pl. ! sty brk
[\n1fy. 25xi00. Eiker r James. ~ flnenuIst
H. owner. Hooper q Co. us Market ST. New
~ j. architects. cost, 5000.
list ST. W cor Broadway; open ar inc
re- S,bxi0: Charles T. Manierre. 81 Liberty 81
|unsr: william A kenny, 40 West 27sth ST.
Inject. cost $500
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
IYPEW rs.

Buy TYPEWRITER MACHINES AT YOUR
own PRICE.
Visible Remlnstons, Underwoods. Monarchs.
l.. g. smiths. Nolseless. Blekensderfer'
Standard Folding. ana many other makes
guaranteed for two years; also type
writing paper and carb0ns ribbons for all
makes: closing out business: sacrificing all
p1od.f come and convince yourself. Telephone
Bryant 1895 Room 1872. HUBERT q CO..
20 Vest AZ 81.
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Humidity.
barometer Readings.

5 a. m....... III p. m....... SIS p. NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

HIGH WATER.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED children 10 board. fresh milk and
- S---f-teA rr~ c1--f r-'r' q ~
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Brings mail
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go nCAACDilDC TO keansbur
SIX. hEANCDUbsO and Koyport, y
rsEIrL NAP OF GREAT BRITAIN-FREE

Lvs Battery. weekdays 1870 an, Ply pm M
T,roliev r. so. Amboy). $3.50 am; ,. pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

c,pat western Railway Of England.
r Knte.cy cen. Nrt. sol 1ih We, ,,rW ,--rr
CLARK's i7TH ORIENT CRUISE. FBB. lfIn;
xl0a Tours 10 Europe. North Cape and Found
,,n World Frank c. Clark. Times Bdg., y. I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-02
4RT|CULOS De FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar a nuestros lectores, ell dsC
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Garter
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
inta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es lei Medioo de la Casa" con gu
uso Immediate salvara records de va
or, trajes, trabajos de MADEIRA
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta dc,
papel, en- tai forma, que podra escri-
bir EN- la misma parte sin que Sc borre
8 transforme el papel en- color amari-
10.
En- las botellas hay una circular ell
Espanol dando una completa direction
para su uso Siempre tenemos exis-
tencia de este producto Que es de gran
vHlor para casa y ofcina.
ONO
AnUnCieSe en- ell "Boletin Mercantil'
Esquinas Fortaleza y SanJose.
ST usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor,
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Venta de una buena finca
y quinta de recreo
en- Bayamon

Hasta ell dia 15 del actual, Sc admi-
ten proposiciones por la finca de re-
creo llamada "QUINTA' de Bay anon,
bellamente situada, de II cuerdas de
terreno, con cuatro edificios dedicables
a variados usos, y limitada por la que
brada de Santa Catalina. Tiene entra-
da por la calle que vifurca en- la de
Comerlo y la carretera Toa Alta.
Las ofertas Sc dirigiran los. Sres.
A. VICENTE & CO., Apartado 487 de
San Juan, quienes facilitaran los infor-
mes que Sc deseen y resolveran la ad-
judicacion, 81 alguna de dichas ofertas
satisfciese los deseos de los vendedo-
res.
San Juan, Pto. Rico, l de Abril de
1914.
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promedios fueron | 1I2 y 2 3I4 pulga-
das. En- el f. Y s. la lluva fue mas IL
gera y menos frecuente, siendo los pro
medios de esas divisiones cerca 34 Y
LA pulgada. Las tronadas fueron ge-
nerales ell dla % viniendo acompanadas
Gle algunos aguaceros enteramente fuer-
tes La lluvia mas notable fue de $50
pulgadas Ell Lares Y 300 pulgadas en-
Arecibo
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PROCESSION DEL SANTO ENTIERRO
A LAS 5 Y MEDIA.

Ell recorrido de la procession sera CO.
mo sigue Calle del Santo Cristo. For
taleZa, San Justo, San Francisco, San
Jose entrada la Cathedral por ell
atrio. Ell orden de la Procession sera
como de costumbre
A la llegada 4 la Iglesia. habra ser
mon de Soledad a cargo del Rev. P.
Arturo Garcia de Luque
Dia II. Sabado Santo.
Bendicion de la Pila Bautismal of
cios del d1a a las 7 media
D1a II, Domingo de Resurrection.
A las s, Misa rezada, en la que reel
bi'an "a Santa Communion los Caballe-
'ros de Colon.
NIisa las 9 de la manana que la
|cantara por primera vez ell joven
Phro. Gonzalo NOEL y Aguayo Assist
IA el Iltmo. Sr. Obispo, ofciando de
medic pontifical All terminar la San
ia Misa. bendici6n papal con indulgen-
ella plenaria para los feles que hayan
cllmplido los requisites necesarios pa
"a recibirla
Ell sermon esta cargo del Rev. P
Mariana Vassallo.
NOTA Para cubrir los gastos dc
Semana Santa y para ayuda de la ia
brica Sc res,rvan los Bancos de la nav,
central dun ante todas las funcione
lprincipales. Los asietos son adquiri
| dos, mediante una limosna depositad
en- la puerta Gle la lglesia
Sirva el presente programa de invi
t9 ion a cuantos lie recibieren tuvie
rem noticia de 6l
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E4A
Cine Tres Banderas'

Para esta noche ofrecen dos intere-
santes estrenos los senores Portell V
Garcia. uno es ell de la pelfcula Ell seis
parties titulada Amor fel"; ell otro
Ell de la denominada Ell Az1fre' tam
hlen Ell seis parties.
Ambas pellculas tienen buenos argu-
mentos dramaticos.
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ES1 UDIE POR CORRESPONDENCE

70 lie enseno la 1eneduria de Libros
or Partida Doble, la Contabilidad de
Corporaciones y la Contabilidad de
hancos, TOGO por So mensuales, (ad,-
lantados) Escriba hoy mismo al Pro
fesor Jose L. Fajardo, Box 1913, San
Juan.
Hores disponibles & 10 noche.
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En- la Catedral
Oficios religiosos de Semana Santa
y Pascua de Resurrection

Dia 8, Domingo de Ramos.
A las 9 de La manana bendlcion dc
Palmas, Procession y Misa Mayor POI
ell Sr. Canonigo Lectoral.
Por la noche, a las I media, rosa
RIO y sermon sobre la Oracion del Huer-
to, a cargo de un Padre Capuchino.
Dia 8, Microbes Santo.
A las siete y media de la noche, Ro-
sario Sermon de Jesus con la Cruz {
Cuestas a cargo del Rev. P. Mariana
Vassallo
Dfa 9, Jueves Santo.
Misa de Pontifcal 4 las de la ma
mana, consagracion de los Santos Oleos
y procession al Monumento.
Por ia tarde, q las 3, Lavatorio Ser
mon de Mandate, por un padre Capu-
chino.
O1a 10, Viernes Santo.
Divinos oficios a las s de la manana
aelebrados por Su lima.
De II a 3 de la tarde, Sermon de las
Siete Palabras, a cargo del Rev. P. Ba-
sIlio Laca, y en- los mtermedios habra
cantos.
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-Ne%R--
Estadistica del tempo

Una temperature normal y lluvia con
I'm tercio mayor del promedio caracte-
RIO la semana que termin6 ell % de
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Of ~ nth ct and Madison ave. 10 IN, tns
e'fner ~ r. ilsth ~. and Park ave,
ave, diagonal line from the Corner -
r. 1igth st. ana Madison ave. and Madison
ave
Tho ed Election District ~ bounded ~
ana within diagonal line from the o".,'.-
~ ~ llhth 81 and jth ave. 10 the .s.son
- +. i1Tth st. and Madison ave. hapiS""
ave. l. lisih g. and SIN ave. 81,
The I'd Election District IL bounced y
and within r. 18th st.. Madison ave, -,
18th st. diagonal line from the orr.
~ r. ilsth a. and Park ave. 20 the cVi",
~ T.. llith ST. and Madison ave. n'h,t,-,@
diagonal limo from the corner OF T.. s'tf
81. ANA Madison ave. 10 the corh" vA 80
ism a. and 9Th ave. and 5th ave 49,
Tho 2Nh Election District IL bovni'1 ~
aud within T. roth st., Park ave. ~ I'u
~. and Madison ave 49,
The 9th Election District Is bounded ~
AMI within r. 10th st.. Madison ave. T.
18th Il. and 9Th ave
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ana within r. s2d At. Park ave, v. Sfst - ..
lexington ave. u. 18Th st., Madison ave. II.
50th n and 9Th ave.
The 10Th Election Distric, II bounded by
ana within y. sfth st. Madison ave, y. $50
-, Lexington ave, T.. Sist st. Park ave, 4.
szd ~ and Fifth ave.
The g0th Election District r. bounded BY
aud within r. seth st.. Lexington ave.
y go ~. Madison ave. u. Slfh 81. and
Park ave.
The 21st Election pistric, Is bounded BY
ana within u. Ssh st. Park ave. y. Sfth
81. and 9Th ave
Tho 22d Election District IL bounded BY
ana within =. 18th 81. Madison ave. y
18th st. Park ave, r.. s7th sr and 9Th
Tho 23d Election District IL bounded by
ana within a diagonal limo from the cor
her N T.. ssth N. and Park ave. 10 the
corr"f ~ +. s9ih a. and Lexington ave.
Lexington ave. H.. seth ~. and Park ave.
Tho 2fth Election District Is bounded b.
and within y DOth st.. Park ave. y. s9th
ft, Diagonal lire from the corner Of
Lexington ave. and T.. s9th n. 10 the
corner Of PARK ave. ana Il. ssth It.. 4.
SSH ~. and Madison ave.
The 18th Election District Is bounded BY
and Within y. Dist ST.. Lexington ave. r.
s'tl st. ard PARK ave.
The 2eth Election Distfict II bounded BY
ana within i. ga St. Lexington ave-, +.
Dist ~. Park ave. L. gOth st.. Madison
ave. J.. SDfh RI. and 9Th ave.
The 9Th Election District Is bounded b.
and within r.. gffh st.. Park ave. r.. a2d
st., 9Th ave. 2 93d 81 and Madison ave
The 18th Election District Is bounded By
and Within T. Goth 81, Lexington ave. =.
J2d s. and Park ave.
The 29th Election Disiric, IL bounded b.
and within Ttsnsverse road from Central
PARK Vest and W. DTth 81 10 9TH ave ,
Oh ave. r. 9Gth St. Park ave-. 4. 9tih
st., Madison ave. r. 93d 81. 9TH ave
Transverse road across Central PARK a.
S9th ~. 70 Central Park West, and Cen
trail Park West