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Foxhall Keene and Malcolm
Stevenson His Most Formid-
able Rivals for No. 1.

Rene La Montague may 10 the
fourth member Of the American polo
team this season. His most dangerous
rivals are Foxhail p. Keene and Nal.
colin Stevenson. At present Ia Mon
tagns 10 the fsvorite for No. I. Ste
vcnson 10 close second. Keene ranks
higher than either La Montague or
had the advantage and experience Of
several battles for the international
trophy. But his chance IL not fancie'i
by poloists.
La Montague 10 a much better man
At No. than Stevenson. but Il ~
player. AZ II II q certainty that Law
renee Waterbury, J. NJ. Waterbury and
Devereux Milburn will again defend
the Gun, what 10 needed most II fast
alert man to I'LL the No. / position Z
Montague In his playing the last two
wears has shown that he IL the best
among tho new division Of players 10,
that position. He plays much like
Louis 6toddard. His one drawback
the polo experts say. 10 his tendenc,
10 lose his head In fast company. III
has never played In an internationn
series, ana his friends are sceptical ~
TO whether he could be relied opoI
during the stress Of hard battle.
Harry Payne Whitney's name Il
mentioned a. q player. although h
issued q statement last year that, h
had retired. Several we'll informe,
| polotsts at Lakewood yesterday salt
thatl u was nearly q certainty tina
Mr.. whitney would take part In To-
Z. sAraAA sAas for the cur II th
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La Montague May Be Chosen
Fourth Member of Polo Team,

American team was beaten In the
first game.
These men declared that the cap
tain OF the Big Four team would be
In the saddle shortly and play In the
practice games. The fact that he Is
taking treatment for the Injuries to
his arm and shoulder II referred to
as his preparation for practice
games.
Apropos Of Whitney. II may be
said that he does not own more than
fifteen Nolo ponies. Recently II was
printed that he had forty In his string
This error cropped up because his
trainer. Lawrence Fitzpatrick. has
that number In his charge. The other
twenty Ave ponies belong to the Polo
Association.
ii. l.. Herbert. Chairman OF the Pole
Association, says that the candidates
for the American team will not hurr,
their training this spring. Last yeaI
they did this and were nearl,
knocked out.
He said: THAT 10 Why the chang.
was made In tho lineup and Mr.
Keene's team was selected. His in
jury caused another change. Thi
good shape and will work just enough
to perfect their physical condition"
Capt. George Miller, accompanle,
by his brother-in-l Mr.. MarshaIn
will arrive here on Wednesday
Capt. Miller. q brother Of tho Cap,
Miller who had charge OF the Englis
polo challengsrs last year. will hav
supervision over all polo played O
Long Island this season, and MI
Marsham will look after the polo a
tho Piping Rock Club.
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WEEKS SCHEDULE FOR
THE EVENING WORLDS
HEAOPlN TOURNAMENT.
TONIGHT.

Metropolitan a teanis): Fort
Greene, brooklyn e tearns); Far
mers' Loan and Trust Company q
tcams); FLORAL Park, l.. !. &
teams); Mineola. l.. l. e teamsl:
Night Owls: Nyack, \. y: NO
Name: Alolna q teams): Bunker
Hin; Greenpoint a teams).
TUESDAY.
oxford, passaic Is teatnS: Our
Friends e teams): st. Mary's Holy
Name; j. G.. Hiiliard e. teams);
Presto 6 teamS: Bussarm Is
teams): Butchers; Berlin L.
teamsD; Clinker & teamS: Lone
Ntur G tcams).
WEDNESDAY.
Oidenburger q teams): Ogden Il.
A. q teams): Orioles I? teams):
y. II. Squibbs & Son: Ressler q
Hamlacher Chemical Company;
Custom House League (i9 teamO.
THURSDAY.
Park Row Ga teams); Standard
OIL q teams): Bayonne. n. j.;
WATERWAYS e teams): Building
~radc Association as teains).
FRIDAY.
Foresters q toams): Crescent:
Newark, N. J. Is teams): Bronx
County e teams); Columbus e
teams); Caddy; Central. Bronx q
teams); Continental: Clinton u
.eams); Dragons e teams); Elm
rurst, L. I.
SATURDAY.
Hampstead A. c.. l.. l.: All
staten Island Night eco teams).
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bUFEALO---bALTFM0
Continued from First Pasc)

State and oil the business hocses and
banking institutions let their clerks
of for the day.
A big street pageant with scores
Of Organizations represented preceded
the game.
FIRST INNING --IIanford singled
to right. Downey was out, Walsh to
swacina. Hnnford going to second.
Louden out at f,rst. Swacina unassist-
cd. Bonnin flied to linn. NO RUNS.
Meyer struck out and Manager
knabe was cheercd and doubled into
the centre field crowd for two bases.
knabo advanced to third when Dow
ney throw out linn. Simmons struck
out. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING - Delehanty
singled to right and the hit and run
sent him TO second whom knabe tossed
out Smith ut first. Jacxlitsch dropped
"A strike and thon threw TO Walsh. who
nailed Delehanty at third. Agier
walked. He was thrown out when
Doolan caught JackIitsch's high peg
at second. NO RUNS.
Swacina hit through short for
clean single. Walsh hit three fouls
and then hit 70 short. Loudcn
fumbled but recovered and threw
out Walsh at first. Loudcn missed
an easy chance for a double play.
Doo!an skiod to right and Jacklitsch
hit to Loudcn. the shortstop again
fumbllng and both were safc. A
double steal was started. Blair
throw to Downey. who made beau
tiful return to Blair and Swacina was
caught aiding at the plate. NO
THii,p INNING - Blair flied to
right. Moore was called out on
strikes. Hnnford struck out. NO
Quinn flied 10 short. Meyer struck
out for the second time. Knabo flied
to left. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING-Downey struck
out. Louden out. Quinn to first.
Bonnin hit to Knnbe. who fumbled
and threw too late. and Bonnin was
safe. Bonnin easily went to second
on a passed hall. Deichanty was
| called out on strikes. NO RUNS.
Zinn hit = hiSh ny that Bonnin
could not ~. surs. 1t went for a
! double. Si!Nmons hisd TO centre and
| linn beat the throw IN third. The
crowd went wild AZ Swacina doubled
into the lef. field crowd. sending
/ over the first run OF the game
Walsh flied to rich; centre and Swa'
I Gina went 10 third. Doolan walked
amid the pardcmoniun. Eoolnn stole
second. Jacklitsch hit for n double
! into the centre flcld crowd and two
more runs came across. Jacklitncf
went to third whom Blair failed I,
hold tho bali. the throw In being TOO
late to catch Jack" at third. Quinn
fiied to Smith. THREE RUNS.
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CHICAGO WHITE S0x HOME
FROM LONG TRAINING TRIP.

CHICAGO. April is.--The Chicago
Club OF the American League returned
home to-day from the seven weeks
training trip to the Pacific Coast and
prepared TO open the baseball season on
the local grounds with Cleveland to-
morrow.
The only missing player was Larry
Chappelic. outnelder. who IL In San
Francisco hospital slowly recovering
from blood poisoning due 20 an injured
leg. All the other players were IN good
physical condition. according to Man
ager Callahan.
The athletes were given a ANAL train
ing drill at White Sox Park shortly
after their arrival.
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WITH THE OTHER TEAMS

PROVIDENCE. April l3.-Waiter
Johnson. premier twirlsr. started TO
warm UP during the gamc between
everybody In the grandstand
swarmed on the field to see him in
action. The game had to be
called on.
CINCINNATI. O., April 13.-Hank
O'Day's Cubs were on hand here to-
day, ready to open tho season to-
morrow against the Reds.
COLUMBUS, o.. April is.--After
winning every major league exhi-
bition this spring. the Columbus
Senators lost TO Buffalo 3 TO 2 In ten
Innings. The teams meet again this
afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 49,
The city championship will be de-
cided at Rhibe Park this afternoon
when the Phillies and Athletics meet
in the last game Of the spring series
Each team has three victories TO Its
credit.
CHICAGO. April 1S.--Rooters' or
CARNATIONS met the Chifeds, who
hove in from Covlngton. Ky. where
they were reported to have outdrawr
Garry Herrmann's Cincinnati Reds
across the river. In an engagement
against a semi pro. outfit yesterday
They will leave Wednesday for Kan
sas City TO start the season. stopping
for A "wednesday afternoon exhibition
| at Princeton, III.
The evening world., 1914-04-13
Australian Middleweight Is
Knocked Out for Third Time
by Oshkosh Fighter,
BIZ John Pollock.

rDDIE rGOORTY. the Oshkosh
IT. middiewciGht. certainly has the
Indian sign on Dave Smith. the
champion middleweight Of Australia.
lie has now mot him three times and
knocked him out each time. McGoor.
ty put Smith away In the tenth round
Of twenty round contest at Snowy"
Saturday In tho presence OF over
1000 spectators. McGoorty finished
Smith with u short right hand swing
on tho Jaw. Up to tho time smith
was knocked out he easily Ind the
better OF the milling.
Charles Cochran. the fight promoter
Of England. has cabled Willie Ritchie.
the lightweight champion Of America.
an offer OF a $4,000 purse to meet
Freddie Welsh. the English champion.
In q twenty round bout in London
on tho night Of June 80. II Etchie
accepts the ,ffer Cochran will post
$500 a. q guarantee OF good faith.
Joe Borreli. tho Philadelphia mid
dieweight, who has secured u decision
over Bernard. the French fighter, In
q fifteen round bout, and also
knocked out Harry Reeves. tho Eng
lish middleweight. In six rounds In
London, has beeu matched to meet
Bandsman Blake. tho English light
| heavyweight, In q twenty-round bout
at Dick Burgess Club In London on
April 20 for q purse OF &i.7So.
Arthur Pelky. the heavyweight. Of
Chicopee, Mass, who was taken Ia
Australia by Tommy Burns. tho ex-
heavyweight champion Of the world,
made q bad start In his first appear
ancs there, ~ he WAS knocked out by
Bill Lang. the Australian heavy
weight. In the nineteenth round OF q
twenty-round contest at Sydney.
Champion Johnny Kilbans. who Il
axhting again after a serious attack
Of grippe, will meet Frankie Daley
of Pittsburgh In the main event OF
ak rounds ut the Olympic A. A. OF
Philadelphia tonight. II kilbane de-
fests Daley decisively he will bt
stched to meet Johnny Dundee n
the same club In two weeks.
lack Britton win make his FIRST ap
pearance In a bout In Cincinnati to
night. He will take on Johnny Grit
0ths. the crack lightweight, OF tina
civ. In a n-round bout. Britton
In excellent shape. having trained to-
days for the contest at Rye. N. Y.
Johnny Dundee n ado good again 4
. bout in Philadelphia on Saturda
night by decisively outpointing Charli
kid" Thomas OF that city In tn
windup at the National A. c. Dun
; dee's straight lefthand jabs ha
Thomas biseding from the nose q
through the bout. Dundee's next or
. gagement will be with Knocko,
, Brown NJ tho National Sporting Gu
here Thursday night. Dan AorEa
) predicts q surprise for Dundee. JohI
ny Wilson OF this city was knocks
h out by Jimmy Freyer OF "Philiy"
the fourth round.
Eddie Moy. the Pennsylvania ligh
wsight, who n under the manag,
uont OF Harry Pollok. has left q
NsiiAAsaia- wh6rs ~ u matAhAA nm
The evening world., 1914-04-13
Feds Land Catcher Land.

TULSA, Okla. April 13,-Grover
Land, formerly catcher for the Cleve-
land American League Baseball club.
has signed n contract to play with
the Brooklyn Fcderals.
Land had signed to catch for the
Sioux City Club OF tho Western
League this year and he IN here
training with that team. lie said
his contract called for $4,000 Tor
three ooaSouS' work -. Vt
The evening world., 1914-04-13
Giants Likely to Play
To Slin, CrOvd 7O-Day

Having disposed Of that property
Nod joined IN with the Federais ana
has built the new park OH the same
plot OF land, not more than three
hundred feet from the old grounds
Jack has invested every cent ne owns
In tho Orioles anu is feeling very
wobbly about getting out. The Feds
are bound to take away largo part
of his patronage whether they give
hotter baseball or not.
Among those who came to New
York ahead OF the team is Chrtsty
Mathewenu. The kingpin Of all the
pitchers appears to DO in excellent
shape and says that tho training came
easy to him this time ss IA result Of
his winter in California. This IL tho
first time Matty has been In New
York since he went West after the
Worlds Series last fall. He will 70.
Join the Giants whom they open the
season at Philadelphia to.morrov.
"The team In In very good shape,
said Matty. land II looks a. II Milton
stock IL going to make good at third
base. He Ii q much better ball player
than he was when lie first Joined Us,
two years ago"
Mntty said he didn't know whether
he had been selected TO pitch the
, opening game or not. In fact. he wa.
of the impression that he would moi
be called upon.
II am In shape. though. II they van,
me" he said.
Frank Chance has the Hiah.
ldndcrs about right for the open.
inc here Tomorrow aud says that
! his men h0ps experienced no IN.
convenience from p'dyin0et IN the
cold nth Brooklyn. He has not
decided on his pitcher for the
opening dap, out there seems TO
! be an impression among he pl0y.
ers that IL tciU be King Cole.
: Frank Farrell and Charles n. Eb
bets have decided that the Highland
ers and Brooklyns shall play an exhi
bition series again next spring. Far
! rell has promised tho Dodgers tn
honor OF opening the new grounds a
| Two hundred and Twenty-hfth strec
and Broadway. Tho work on thos
grounds. by the way. Ia going alon
nicely.
While the Highlander escaped tn
cold weather series without harm. tn
Dodgers were not 90 fortunate. Ma
Rucker 10 laid up and will he dc
prived Of the honor OF pitching tn
opening game. In fact. II 10 said h
may not 10 able to start for weo
or ten days.
Over at Newark. Charles Ebbets jr
taking after his distinguished an
historical father. gave a dinner
the baseball writer's Of New Yorl
Newark and Brooklyn. The diners, q
an appct izcr. wcro permitted 70 50
tho exhibition ball game In the aftei
noon. They report the dinner muC
better.
The evening world., 1914-04-13
McGoorty Sure Has
Indian Sign on Smith

four bouts. two Of them at Vernon.
Cal. and two at San Francisco.
MOy's first battle will be with Joe
Rivers for twenty rounds At Tom
McCArey's opcn-air club At veruon.
Cal.
4 battle between heavywc,ghts will
be fought at the Queensberry A. G..
OF Buffalo tonight. The big fellows
who battle are Jess Willard and Dan
Daley Of Cleveland. probably the
tallest hcavyweights In the ring
Since Patsey Cline. the Harlem
fighter. has arrived In Los Angeles.
Cal. with Leach Cross. the latter's
brother: Sam Waliach. has changed
Cline vii box under the name Of
Patsey Quinn.
The Olympic A. c. Of Harlem vii,
stage tho following en-round bouts
at its show Tonight: Danny Foy Va.
Jimmy Blute. Irving Margolies VS..
Jimmy Duffy and John Lester John.
son Va. Willie Langford.
George Mcdonald says that he no.
tii,ed both Clarence Gillespie. match
maker. and Hall. the press agent, OF
the Irving 4. {. OF Brooklyn. on FRI.
| bantam. would not be able to box al
that club on Saturday night because
he had nvo teeth extracted.
| Johnny kid" Alberts Of Elizabeth n,
N. j.. and Tommy Maloney. the west
side welterweight. have been matched
10 meet In a fifteen round contcs,
before the Mariesvtlle A. C. Of Provi.
dence on Thursday night. This will
DO the second time they have fought
The evening world., 1914-04-13
Gard. win SERIES from Brown..

ST. LOUIS. April ls.-Beck's triple in
the eighth inning won the last game Of
the spring city series for the Cardinals
yesterday. The score was to 9. The
series already had been won by the Car
dinais. so yesterdays game had no ef-
feet on the result Baumgartner pitched
good bali until the slyhth iaAlng. when
The evening world., 1914-04-13
sporting Men Generous.

The benefit rendered at Buffalo last
week to the widow Of Eddie Mcbride,
the popular sporting writer Of that
city. who died short time ago.
Melted $4.592.s0. There are many
tickets yc. to be settled for. and II
IL thought that the toal will finally
foot up over 5000.
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Estadistica del tempo

Ell promedio total de lluvia de la Sc
mana que termin6 el dfa II, fue el nor
NAL en- una semana de diciembre, pero
la distribution fue unusual. Las di-
visiones N. y S. promediaron menos de
una pulgada, la parte mas SEGA de la
isla ha sido la costa n desde San Juan
hasta NLanati, donde practicamente no
llovi6. En- las divisiones E. y o. ca
yeron aguaceros moderados y fuertes,
siendo sus promedios 2 liz y l IL res
pectivamente Las temperatures fue-
ron atlas para la estacion, tanto de dla
como de noche. Los extremes fueron
94o. en- Arecibo y $50. en- Maricao.
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Los ; nuevos super
dreadnoughts franceses

Burdeos, noviembre GA pesar de
Sodos los esfuerzos del censor para i'm
pedir que la noticia Sc hiciera del do
mimic publico, sabese que es tremenda
lleros franceses, donde Sc trabaja ince-
santemente todas horas del d1a y de
la noche, en- la construction de los Gin
co nuevos acorazados del tipo super
oreadnoughts, destinados colocar
nuevamente la Repnblica Francesa
entire las primeras potencias marltimas
del mundO,
Son estos nuevos buques ell "Nor-
mande," ell "Gasgogne, ell ELAN
des," Ell "Languedoc" y ell "Bearn, "
Sc espera que cuatro de ellos, por 10
menos, estaran listos para entrar en-
ectivo servicio durante ell invierno.
Estos cinco acorazados, todos del
mismo tipo, desplazan 25,387 tonela-
das, cada uno, Y llevan 1900 hombres
de tripulacion.
Sus caracter1sticas son las siguientes
574 pies de eslora; go pies de man
ga 1914 pies de calado. Sus maqli-
mas consisten en- cuatro turbinas Par
son que desarrolan $4,000 caballos de
fuerza imprimen a los buques un an
dar de 211a nudos por bora
La artilleria de los nuevos super
dleadnoughts franceses es formidable.
Consiste de doce canones de 13 pulga-
das cuatro decimos (calibre 45; y
veinticuatro canones de cinco pulgadas
V cinco decim0S (calibre 45;) cuatrO
canones de tres libras seis tubos Ian
zatorpedos de Il pulgadas. Cada bu-
que llevara 1200 proyectiles para las
pleas de 1874 pulgadas y $500 para
las de 5.5 pulgadas
Los barcoS estaran provistOs con una
led contra-tOrpedos del modelo Bull
rant.
Los canones mayOres estaran emp,d-
zadOS Ell tres torres blindadas, cada
una de las cuales tendra un diametro
de 32 pies pesara l 800 toneladas.
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Ell GRAN DUQUE NICOLAS.

Paris, noviembre 14-El publico sa-
be POGO sobre ell personaje quien ell
Gar ha puesto la cabeza del eierci-
to russo. ell gran duque Nicolas Nico-
laievitch En- la gran familia de los
Romanoff Ell Gran Duque ha sido STEM
pre- uno de los miembros menos noto-
rios desde ell punto de vista mundane
Ell Duque vive ,consagrado por entero
4 su ofcio de soldado, que adora inten-
samente.
Al reves de mnchos personaies de sl
casta, no tiene NADIA de cosmopolita nj
Sc ha prodigado en- Paris ciudades 4
la moda: es y ha sido siempre un ruso
chapado la antigua.
Ell Duque es primo del Emperador y
esta casadO hace amos con una de las
hijas del rey Nicolas de Montenegro.
Ell generallsimo moscovita fue nues-
tro huespede hace dos amos, cuando vi
no presenciar las grandes maniobras
eel Este. Fue en- aquella epoca cuando
lei Duque que cobr6 hacia Francia ell
gran carino y la admiration que ell pro
fesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-18

Ell programa para las carreras que Sc
celebraran el domingo proxlmo en- ei
Hip6dromo de Santurce, es ell sigulen-
tie:
Primera carrera, $50 metros.
Puma de Cara 81 ibras, Jupiter
78. ,Mulato 90 Manifesto go, PastOra
81. Bribona 81, Gacela 81.
Segunda carrera, una milla.
Mascota 81 libras, Margot 100, Ca
dete so, Elegante 100, Marino 80.
Tercera carrera, $50 metros.
Bonnie Bee 112 libras, Get Busy 50,
Principe 95. Barium 130
Cuarta carrera, a 100 metros.
Crill6n 100 hbras, Secreto 10, Ave
blanca 1T, Lebrel 130, Espectro 12O.
Quinta carrera, 900 metros.
Temegame $50 Gbras, Princesa 81,
Cleopatra 81, Preferido so, Otello 100.
Sexta carrera, una milla.
Elwyn SO libras, Yuma 83, Fiel S3.
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OUINTO termino de sesiones del aflo
1914 que comenzo ell 2 de Noviem-
bre y termina ell "a de
Diciembre.
sENALAMIENTos CRIMINALEs
Mes de Diciembre, 1914.
MarteS %.

Mes de Diciembre, 1914.
MarteS %.
FL Pueblo V. Muniz; delito contra ell
derecho electoral.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal
Angel A. Vazquez
FL Pueblo " Perez; delito contra ell
derecho electoral.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal
y Lastra Fornaris.
FL Pueblo V. Ramos; delitO contra el
derecho electoral.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal
Fernando B. Fornaris y Alfonso Las
ira.
FL Pueblo V. Matos; delito contra ell
derecho electoral.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal
Fernando B. Fornaris y Alfonso Las
ira
FL Pueblo V. Cintr6n; delito contra
el dercho electoral.
Abogados Salvador Mestre. Fiscal
Alfonso Lastra Y Fernando B. For
naris
FL Pueblo V. Rivera; delito contra el
derechO electoral.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal
y Feliu y Ramirez.
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I'm TetTato del geneTa|Isimo IusO

Al ano siguiente, fue ell general
Joffre Russia. Ell jefe frances el
magnate ruso tuvieron aprovecharon
1a OCCASION de ponerse de acuerdo acer-
ca de muchos ! untos tecnicos de i'm
Iportancia para la mayor eficacia del
acuerdo militar entire Francia Russia
Como jefe de ejercito ell Gran Duque
Nicolas es un amigo fraternal del sol
dado, de cuyo bienestar Sc preocupa
antes que todo Es fervoroso adepto
de una rigida discipline Y al mismo
tempo bondadoso afable con los su-
balternos, 10 cual explica la adoraci6n
que ell ejercito tiene EN- e.
Quienes han tenido la fortuna de co
nocerlo Y de apreciar sus vastos como
eimientos t6cnicos, su pericia y su ella
ia y disciplinada inteligencia militar.
confiesan que el gobierno Gle Petrogra-
do no pod1a colocar EN- manos mas ex-
pertas Y habiles la suerte del Imperio.
Hasta ahora Sc ha maneiado con IL
mo prOvechoso EN- la direction de la
lcampana; los entendidos Ell materias
milltares aseguran que ell Duque les re-
serva muchas s0rpresas ingratas sls
adversarios de Austria y de Alemania.
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Corte Supreme

Diciembre, 15.-Se celebraron las
vistas de los casos criminales No.739
Ell Pueblo V. Pedro Ramon Mas y Po-
lance. No. TAO, Ell Pueblo V. Marcelino
Colon Alequin, No. TAI, Ell Pue-
bio V. Primitive de Santiago y Cres-
DO. No. 742, Ell Pueblo V. Juan
Evangelista Rodriguez, y No. 743, I'll
Pueblo V. Acisclo Victoriano Ramos,
todos por delito electoral, con asisten-
cia & informe del Fiscal Sr. Salvador
Mestre por ell apelado
Tambien Sc celebro la vista del caso
No. 1177 de Maria Dolores del Rosario
It al V. Mateo Rucabado Argumosa, ct
al. sobre reivindicaci6n, sin asistencia
6e las parties.
En- ell case No. 704, Ell Pueblo " Girls
ptn Serrano, por alteration de la paz
p1blica, Sc dict0 Sentencia confirmando
la apelada de ia Corte de Distrito de
Arecibo de 27 de Mayo de 1914.
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Esta propiedad tiene 100 metros de
rente sobre la carretera, congistiendo
u terreno de cuerdas rs centimos de
tucrda
PRECIO: $4,000: pudiendo quedar
a mitad Ell bipoteca al go anual.
Dirigirse n encargado, Don Juan NJ
lie la Pena, Parada 3512, Hato Rey.
Avdt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-18
F|NCA En- HATO-REY

Sc ofrece en- venta la propiedad de
os Sres. D. A. de Lima & Co., en- la
,oarada No. 3515, sobre la carretera de
San Juan Rio Piedras, consistiendo
de dos casas de vivienda en- perfecta
,Cndici6n, acabadas de pintar, etc, ga
"age, ranchones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-18
Dependencies DE COMERCIO.

Prepare su porvenir aprcndiendo Ia
CONTABILIDAD MERCANTIL COM
pLETA. Yo le enseno la TENEDU
RIA DE LIBROS POR PARTlDA DO
BE, la CONTABILIDAD de CORPO-
RACIONES v la CONTABILIDAD d,
}ANCOS por correspondence, todc
,or s. menSuales, adelantados. Escrl
"a a la Fajardo Commercial & Langua
qe School, San Juan, P. r.
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