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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
NO CLUE OBTAINED.
Identity of Post Office Burglars Not
Yet Established.
pecial Correspondence of The Evening Star.


Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
EVANSVILLE, Md, March ii, 1901.
1t was learned today that the tools which
the burglars used in breaking into the
post office at College Park Tuesday last
were stolen from the blacksmith shop of
Heller & Son, in Bladensburg. 1t is sup
posed the thieves drove from Washington
and after finishing their work returned to
Washington. The county officials have
been at work upon the case. but as yet no
clue has been discovered.
Judge Merrick yesterday at Marlboro
drew the following jurors for the April
term of court: First week, John W. Wheat
ley, James H. Richards, Isaac Boil An
thony Wyville, George NJ. Tidings, Percy
Burroughs, Charles Loveless, Richard B.
Edelen, John W. Bowie, Francis W. Hill
Richar Stallings, Alexander Middleton
Benjamin H. Brown, Edgar F. Dyer, Geo.
Bell (colored), Edwin e. Holloway, James
A. McGraw, H. Guy Clagett, John Igna-
thus Lancaster (colored), Richard F. Bra
ron. John Miller, Samuel Rives (coloredD,
Wright Rives, Augustine f. Brooke JON
athan Hopkins, Jas H. Hill, Beale ID. Null
iken, d. S. Wolf, John A. Dixon, Isaac
Wood. William Shuler, Joseph S. Perrie.
Edw. P. Gibbs, Salisbury Clagett (colored),
Alonzo Beall, James Burroughs, John P.
Turner, Henry P. Armstrong, w. B. H.
Bandford, Jas. H. Grass (colored), Michael
Shaffer, l.. O.. Robey, George American.
Mazzeni Duckett Jas. H. Grimes. Chas. G.
Emack, Ernest F. GaSch and Joseph w.
Aman.
Second week, Ellery F. Coffin, Jas L.
Goodwin, VIM. c. Cornell. Horace B. Wells
John Hurley, Joseph Mimic, George A.
Aiste, Marcellus Robey, Francis F. Com
mody, VIM. G. Fisher. Simon S. Adams,
John F. Fraband, Richard H. Hall, Geo.
w. Schaff, Lewis Johnson, VIM. L. Free
man, John Snowden, John H. Allen VIM
A Richie, Geo. w. Wilson, NJ. Mulliken
Linthicum, VIM. Milstead, John E. Bailey,
Joseph ]. Suit and Benedict Havener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
Has scott Signed With Brush.

Whether Ed. Scott has signed to play
with the Cincinnati team the coming sea-
son or not is matter of conjecture.
The Associated Press Monday night sent
out the following telegram from Toleio:
TOLEDO, March 11.-Edward Scott of
this city, pitcher last season for the Gin
cinnati Base Ball Club, today signed con-
tract by which he will remain a member of
that team. The American League was ulso
after Scott" %%
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune's spe-
cal correspondent later wired that Scott
who lives at Walbrfdge, a suburb of To-
ledo, had not signed a contract, and that
he had refused to discuss the subject when
asked to state where he intended to play
the coming season., The telegram further
states
Dusty Miller the ex-Cincinnati player
when seen tonight, said.,aI have seen Scott
and you can bet on it that he will not play
in Cincinnati He has virtually signed with
the Cleveland team of the American
League. and it's dollars to doughnuts that
he will be found with that aggregation this
season. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
FINE BASKET BALL.
Light Infantry Defeated Eastern
Athletics in Exciting Game.

The Washington Light Infantry lads and
the brawny boys from the Eastern Ath-
Ietic Club INDUCED in a warm game of
basket ball last night in the armory of the
former the home team winning out by the
score Of 16 to 10. Fouls and smuggling were
of common occurrence, and the referee and
umpires worked like beavers to keep mat
ters going in regulation order. From the
time the first whistle blew both teams ex-
erted themselves to the utmost, and as a
result many sensational plays were pulled
off and the evenings sport continued at a
high order throughout the contest. In the
second half the excitement became so
great that the big crowd broke through
the ropes. and 1t required hard work to
again get the spectators back to their
places and outside of bounds. Luck was
important factor in the victory. and. al
though the army lads came out first, the
Easterns deserve lots of credit for the fine
contest they put up. The teams lined I'D
as follows
". l.. Positions. E. A. c.
Kendall. ..... right forward -. THOMPSON
LOTUS. left forward ...... Hughes
Shreve. ........ right back go. .Collifiower
Taylor. left back Boyd
Referee-Mr Hunnicutt. Umpires-Mr
Mangan and Mr.. Guista. Timekeepers-
Mr.. McQuade and Mr.. Rice. Scorer-Mr.
Baker. Time-Two Commute halves. Field
goals-kendail 3, LOTUS 2. Devlin 2,
L.
throws-HugheS 3, Shreve g.
Frank Sherman, Pool Champion,
The pool championship of the world went
to Frank Sherman of this city, who de-
feated Grant H. Eby in the closing match
of the tournament at Boston last night bv
a score of 100 to 10. Sherman did not lose
game of the six he played.
Oscar Gardiner to Meet McGoyern.
The proposed fight between Champion
Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan, which
was scheduled to take place before the
Twentieth Century Athletic Club, at San
Francisco, on April 80, will not come off.
Negotiations pending the signing of ar
ticles of agreement took place by telegraph
between Manager Kennedy, who is in San
Francisco, and McGovern's Representatives
Sam Harris, and Dave Sullivan, who are
in New York. Sullivan insisted that Char
lie White should not act as referee and
named Tim Hurst as being acceptable
Kennedy, on behalf of the club insisted
that White is the official referee of the
Twentieth Century Club, and, as Sullivan
could not accept him, Kennedy declared
the match off. and Oscar Gardiner the
Omaha Kid, was substituted for Sullivan
Each will put up forefit of 81 GEO. which
will be placed In the hands of Mr. Egbert
of the San Francisco Examiner before
April l.
The fight is to take place on April 80
before the Twentieth Century Club, and the
weights will be 124 or 1875 pounds Charlie
behalf Of Marty McCue Of New York, chal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14


William Phillips pitcher of last years
Cincinnati team, will in all probability
wear a uniform of Connie Mack's American
League team In Philadelphia this summer.
Mack has been negotiating with Phillips,
and has his word that he will sign with
him unless the Cincinnati club offers him
more than Mack is willing to pay. This
Mack say, is not at all likely, for John T.
Brush is not the man to raise salaries.
The contract rendered Phillips by Mack
is an excellent one from the players point
of view Mack offers to pay Phillips S. 800
for the season. and the right of release is
stricken from the contract, which is for
two years.
Phillips virtually has cinch on getting
$500 for two seasons play. on Mack's
team, whether he is fit to do good work or
not.
Mack has made several trips to Phillips
home in Allenport, Pa, and says that it is
only question of a few days when the
big pitcher will sign the contract offered
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

Over twenty establishments in Europe
make oxalie acid out OF sawdust.
Statistics show that over 90 per cent of
Mexicos exports are produced by her
mines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
Totals .15 20 $40
Totals ...21 p 95t
Totals 10 D l95i

Totals 10 % 795 Totals lib Is $50
Tomorrow night there will be league ten
pins at the Fat Mems alleys, the Carroll
five competing.
The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

At Canadian church anniversary the
treasurer announced that the debt had
been wiped out. and then lighting a match
set fire to the mortgage. holding the burn
ing document on a plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
Frank Sherman. Pool Champion.

The pool championship Of the world went
to Frank Sherman of this city, who de-
feated Grant H. Eby in the closing match
of the tournament at Boston last night bv
a score of $50 to 10. Sherman did not lose
a game of the six he played
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

TRIMMED @ '$S a n5$: s snss CO 4 e
HATS. Z ) Il sS SS e & s ai s e
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14

Tafeta and Peau de Sole Waists: new
cut. that gives fong-waisted effect;
hemstitched and tucked; all the street
plain, some trimmed. ...... SAoWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
Big Salary for Pitcher Phillips.

lenged the winner OF the bout, and will
place forfeit of $1,000 to bind a match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05

SUMNER WHTTSON & BRO.
12G-2t 1l5 n. Market St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-05

This large four-story building IS ad-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. No l0athsone or conta gious
diseases admitted. but ali other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
Whisky, Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Wome=I married
or single, can ind safe retreat shere
during confinement, and home in every
case found for the child il required 4
home for the poor ana rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment are
free, and the only charge that is made Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which is just
enough TO pay the running expenses OF
the institution. The best Of references
given when required. Write for circular
20 the Martha Washington Home
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FOR SAL.E-Bargains in vacant ard i'm
proved property. in all parts of the city
Geo. E Campbell & Co. Pc y Main.
Il5-6t
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- o-TED-TVe want YOU 20 know thzt
ha-a moved n the NsH buIfir-
~ III Ncrth Market stree N5chl-a
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FOR SALE
on Y. Lawrence. north OF 18th street
a wei built sCcry. stylish house OF :
rooms. modern COuTeuieDc-s. can be
had AT the present for s. Orr. which is
less raau you can buy me lots and
oullc the house fer tbs bargain won't
last long
a 5-room cottage with ground 7axeo0 feet
near Sherwood ard I5tE street. north
west part OF the city has 2 large grove
rack 10 the nigh river bank, only three
blocks - the street ears. and yoI can
raise hogs ard chickens 10 your
hearts content. No houses close by.
Price S5-e; So cash. balance On easy
Han a block north OF East Douzlzs ave.
and rne dep0Ls. Skis. feet, fronting on
Aosiey avenue and the alley. This
property IS suitable fer business or in
yesJme1t purposes as Il pays u Per cent
IL rents on The price We ask T0r il.
which As only $50. there being Two
houses on the property.
IN the first block on y. Ohio cottage
with nice, large rooms and 80 feet
This is 3 blocks east of the CliOn deDOt
convenient especially fer trareIlg or
railroad men Price only $i.-54.
a me appearing story room house
and 10 .eet OF ground Convenient % the
Mo. ?. r p. ana Y. where new shops,
IL Is said. viii be located. also IN the
prospective location oL the new Orient
shops. This is good speculative prop
ertV at the price We ask OF $3.50, which is
under tie actual cost u the house and
lots
IL niles south on I.avrenca avenue
q uiCc four room house. with ga feet
OF ground Location is not crowded
with other buildings. and house rents
very quickly AZ s.. We can seI for Lhe
present at $3.50 Can give tine on
monthly payments on part OF il.
A nice room house and - feet near
lincoln street. or : Topeka. 500.
Do not miss your opportunity 10 buy
some Of the above and make - per cent
II the next six months
HARTFORD INVEST AfENT CO
list SedgWick Block
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CHANCE or 4 LIFE TIME for small
capital 10 make thousands The best
patented hay 5aler- Can be manufac-
Iured cheap FOR territory see me. J.
\. Duncan, I'D n Main, room ..
I5-Ttx
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AIbertus Magnus
Conservatory Of Music
Opera House Block

Opera House Block
HENRI APPE. Mus. d, President
VIOLIN taught according % methods
~ ROYAL Conservatories q Berlin sad
Psris
PIANO taught according O. ruetho-s o.
ROYAL C0userva torF cl Le4rzE
SINGING tauEn- lcccrellz o. methods
OF Ca-cla. BaIhT and Maftnrsi-
ana CORY and HAEEoNH taught Ply
orgh method
Social facilities AFFORDED for AD-
VANCED and NoRMkf4 work ENSEiI-
Bile and 81 -lrAL tll-Aah4 --e-@ess
and Students Ercit4ls-
F-our-yerF college course. leading q
Degree 81 Mus. - lBacheior ~ Muslc-l
Hours 81 a. m, "a p. N
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q. w. c. JONES
OsTEOPATHlc PHYSICIANS

OSTEOPATHlC PHYSICIANS
Directory OF Graduates Of Reputable
Schools OF Osteopathy.
DR. BERTHE BRISCOE,
Rooms s0.-S92 sedgwiok block once
hours. 70 p and 70 9. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday
z s. MILFORD. .. o.. " Z.
Suite = Scneetz building, phone Ss1-2
Residence, 20 ST. Francis. phone SsI-s
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE - Terms reasonable: prick
varer0unl. clean and dry; household
goods and pianos a specially. O. D.
Barnes 4lo L Douglas avenue. l5S-tr
CHANCE or 4 LIFE TIME for small
capital 20 make thousands. The best
patented hay 2aler- can be manufac-
tured cheap FOR territory see me- J.
A Duncan, I'D n Main, room
sTORAGE-Au kinds OF fu-nIturs stored.
Singer & Donneu WarerOon, IS 5.
--~----------------------S-
LOST-Last evening. in the Midway
grounds. ladies' pocEetb0ok. containing
q. card with the name Elina Culhreth
Murcock, some change and other pa
pers Please return tc the Eagle
once --I
LOSI-Tw0 books containing government
warehouse WHISKY certificates. memoir
aud-nls and bills Return 20 Gordon
H-l- l-5-u
LosT-Gold. skeleton framed glasses. IN
case. praGahly ca street car. between
Msin and Elm on North Topeka Re
turn 20 o. =. Taylor. IS n. Topeka
L0ST-A brown mare. brand T. s N hip.
Name cuC Return % it6l s Water AID
LoST-I'he wousn who lost an I'M
Rrella Oh 81 ESQ side car can get same
hy calling ~ si5 Marrinzon Avenue
LCST-Younv farais pug: finder vHl Be
rewarded rs rcturrGs zaDe 10 % W.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Only 500. r. J. spencer, LOU
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.
FOR SALE-Farm in Sumner county.
ID acres in cultivation, ~ acres pas
ture- good house, granary and stable,
80 acres near Milton. $3.50.
-6 acres choice land. miles north Of
16g acres near Ccrbln. SO 200
GOOD farms in Sedgwick and Sumner
SUMNER WHITsON & BRO,
12e-2t ll6 n Market st.
FOR SALE-By c. L Davidson. 100 feet
frontage. northeast corner Topeka ana
Second, with brick residence 29-tf
FOR sALE-Ten acres Of land. wei i'm
proved, close in- Call 1902 Hunter ave.
1-9-2LX
FOR SALE-At a bargain this week: Two
quarter sections OF good decided land
clear. 70 Grant county, Kan Good
wheat land ana All Of il can be broken.
1is miles from pos oulce. and II miles
from the county seat. price $5lo q quar-
ter. cash H. O. Shore, owner. TT s.
Ida avenue. city. lS-3rx
FOR SALE-Bargains in vacant ard in
proved property. IN all parts OF the city
Geo l. Campbell & Co.. 2-3 y Main.
Il5-6t
FOR SALE-SeveraI GOOD bottom farms
in Butler. Kiugman. Sedgwlck and Har-
per c0untes-
An exceptionally wei improved stock
farm Of 5Sl acres. 3. bottom land two
sets of iuproF emenLs, close 70 town
having two railroads
one arst-elass. s-roon house, in ex-
cellent condition; IS paying 10 per cent
ret on price
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF uninDroveG land az low
prices. c. =. BURLINGTON,
Rooms 20 and -, Winnie Building.
ST.
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CLAS SIFIED
WAN 7 s
80 800 &G@@~~@

FOR SALE-For immediate possession.
5-ro0m cottage, nicciy painted cement
walls barn. II good shaEe, p mile north
or Douglas AMI p mlie east OF court
house, good Inside repair ana very well
built rents II 81 month and s re2-
sonable ar SI.10o- VIII SEA al S9. OfTer
good FOR seven days only Al that price
$50 cash down 10 hold the place II
you want 10 buy. come and see Us.
Hartford Investment Co llZ-tE
FOR SALE-Ny residence. 1884 X Market
one OF The most desirable cottage homes
IN The city. Inquire on the premises
or az my Office ~ E Douglas ave. DIT
A II Howe. 109-tf
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c. p. Johnson & u.

Lave sfscs senssnfs~ ga uerehauts
Phone t1A
cfic- s.ock 1ar-a E41hauge BaIdlzz
Nlcalta
enables - 90 Secure best results flr aas
clFf4uera-
Market euafaffcns = rnfshcs uern 70
Guest Aforf~ ffra'Ftefi Co. feeffrF H.
crencc- Kansas EsarraI asrk
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FOR SALE-By c. L Davidson. 100 feet
frontage. northeast corner Topeka and
Second. with brick residence 2S-tf
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FOR SALE-Ten acres Of land well I'm
proved, close IN Call 1902 Hunter ave.
1-1-2rx
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-05

El ejercito que tenfamos en- la
frontera con Colombia ha empeza
do q disolverse, licenciandoss por
companies, pues parece que no ten
dra lugar Ia fraticida guerra que
tanto han predicado los diarios anne
ricanos La mayor parte de Ia of
cialidad que acompanaba al general
Jose Antonio Davila, ha regresado
a Caracas y este ha sido nombrado
Comandante Militar de la Capital.
La Rsp1blica esta en- completa
paz.
Cuatro can6nigos de Cathedral
que oponfan trab,s a la autoridad
del Auditor encargado del Arzobis-
pado, han sido prlvados de sueldo.
Esta circulando en- esta capital
una carta del Doctor Rangel Gar
biras al Doctor Alexandra Urbane-
ia. Ha sido recibida con mucha hi
laridad, pues ell Doctor, que aspira
& ser Jefe de Revoluci6p, recomien.
da un amigo para Jefe de Carabo-
DO y Zalia, estadcs de Ia Rep1blica
muy distantes ell uno del otro y Sc
parados por extenso territorio de
Otros e:tadOs.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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DE LARES.

El dfa % del mes anterior, des-
tinado por ell Gobierno para elevar
oraciones al Ser Supreme, Sc tras-
lad6 al Hos oital Municipal una CO.
mission de Profesores y alumnos del
Colsgio Presblteriano, y obsequia-
ron a los infslices allegados con una
abundante limosna.
Con- N otivo de la escasa colecta
que obtuvo la 'comisi6n nombrada al
efecto Sc han suspendido les feste-
jos que Sc proyectaban en- honor
de la Pnrfsima Conception.
El Viernes 80 del mes anterior,
han regresado d este pueblo, des-
pues de mas de cuatro meses de au-
sencia, ell propietario don Francisco
Vilella y su familia. Ell referido
senior Vilella Sc encuentra resta-
blecido de su enfermedad.
E, Jueves % de Noviembre per-
name cieron cerradas las ofcinas p1-
blicas y establecimientos mercanti.
les. La autoridad local dispuso cir
culara por la poblacion y barrios Ia
proclama que recibi6 del Gobierno
E Honorable sef1or Obispo ha
nombrado a la distinguida Srta Emf
lia Levy, Presidente de la congre-
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NueV0S abOgadoS.

E Tribunal Supreme ha apro.
baao previo examenes rigurosos y
extens2s, como abogados de los Tri-
bunale de esta isla 4 los Sres Don
Damian Moaserrat, D. Manuel Diaz,
D. Robustiano Blaggi y D. Ramon
Falcon.
El triunfo de esos Sres. entrana
un gran merito. Los 4 han venido
luchando af1o tras affo en- las labo-
res de las oficinas judic :ales, siendo
su cor sejo y su direction muchas We
ces atendidcs, y sin esperanza de To-
grar 10 que hoy por nueyss leyes
han obtenido.
Su perseverance,, su labor y su
estudio, han rcido al fin, yeLa Co.
rrespondencia, les envia su felicita-
ci6n sincera.
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gacion Hijas de Maria de este Dis
tritO.

gacion Hijas de Maria de este Dis
trito.
Ha fallecido en- esta iuris dicci6n
Ia anciana Sra. dof1a Olalla Torres.
Nuestro pesame su familia.
En- Ia misa del Domingo hltimo,
oimos amonestar doce pares de no
vios, para contraer matrimonio en-
breve. ESQ quiere decir que ca
sarse tocan. En- dicha misa ell pa
rroco senior Aquilue inform6 que Ell
Jueves de l& pr6xima semana, da-
rfan principle las novenas para lie
var 8 efecto la fiesta religiosa de Ia
Inmaculada Conception.
Core ell rumor de QUE ell medi-
CO cirujano don N. B. Gillics, soil.
citara 10 plaza titular de <B ar5olo !.
Dicho faeultativo reside en- Trujillo
alto.
Por no haber quorum Sc suspen-
di6 Ia session ordinaria, que debi6
celebrarse por ell Ayuntamiento Ell
sabado 80, convocandose para Ell
Martes.
Terminals la cosecha de cafe de
este Distrito, queda mucha existen
cia de este grano para remitir s los
puertos del litoral. Con- motive de
este preguntamos ahora, que Sc ha-
ran tantos brazos desocupados por
falta de trabajo: iOrdenara el Co.
bierno la Immediate construction de
Ia carretera que nos une con San
Sebastian?
Hemos leido con satisfaction ell
artfculo que con el rubro, Sci EN-.
prestito municipal,, publica su po-
pular diario de fecha 90 del mes pa
sado con Ia frma del Doctor Queve-
do Baez. En- mi calidad de reviste-
70, felicito sinceramente a su autor
por 10 bien que trata ell asunto.
La harina de trigo que Sc consu-
me en- Ia localidad ha tenido a'za en-
el precio; Sc vende el saco de dos
quintales q once dollars y ell bollo de
doscientos gramos Sc detalla a dos
centavos. Tambien la carne de res
esta muy cara, y SO expende ell kil6.
gramo a aveinte y dos csntavos.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
ode Dcbre. de 1901.
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AYuntdaliellll
de- San Juan.
Acuerdos t3ma1os por el mismo
en- la sesi6n de anoc


Acuerda diriiir un cable al Ho
norab.e Presidents de los Estados
Unidos con motive de las recomen
daciones que hace en- favor de Puer
to Rico.
Sc di6 lectura son Ia carta de fe
licit 2ci6n que elevan al C onseio los
3empieAdos del Csmenterio de esta
GiudAd, con motive del Empr estito.
Ley ose ira de a Soeiedad Ju
ventud Obrera de SAntErce.
Sc scordo dar las gr4cias mas
expresivas al Dr.. Qaevedo Basz,
por su articulo publ .c ado en- la Prem
81 de esta Cindad, con motive de ha-
berse ejecutado Ell Empr6s 6stilo.
Fae acueTdO abonar los Sef1o-
res Pacneco 8 Ca y a D. Carlos
Blond ct, IA suma de $6 y $3 respsc-
tfvamenta por dos caballos que les
han sldo sacrifcados por halla:se a.
tacados de mnermo.
Sc acuerda nombrar 81 Sr. Di-s
putado del ramo para que tome no
ta del ul1nero de luces instaladas
por las Compafias de alufnbrado de
esta Ciudad.
Ii sonora viudai Mckinley acu
sa recibo de las expresi0nes de con-
dolencia que Sc le han dirijido por
este AJuntamiento.
Sc acuerda alquilar a D. Eusta-
quio Torres Il CASA situada en- Ia ca
lie del Mercado propiedad de este
Ayuntamiento, en- Il suma de $12.
Sc acuerdan las transferencias
de creiito que propone el Sr. Con
tador Municipal.
Sc acuerda esquilar el gana5o
mular de este Ayuntamie1hro segun
10. .solicita Ell Departamentp de Sani-
dad. I. /.
Asf mismo deiar sobre ID mesa
la propuesta de Ia G omission de <Fo-
mento, sobre aumento de- sueldo al
Official 20 D. Luis Ledes ma.
Sc Mega D. Jose Pons la Pc
ticion que prese ata solicitando Sc
exceptue del pago del impuesto por
acometer q! Acusducto a 10 casa no
64 calle de San Francisco.
Sc aprueba Ia cuenta que pre-
senta el Inspector del 40 Distrito,
por alumbrado de dicho barrio, mon
tante q $103. Is.
Sc aproparon varias cuentas
presentadas por ell Arquitecto Mu-
nicipal.
Sc acuerda dar de baja en- los
Repartos la contribution impuesta 8
D. Florentino Escalera, ascendiente
a$2.60.
Sc acord6 conceder ell credito q
solicita el Arquitecto Municipal pa
70 formar plano y proyecto de las
obras de reparaciones en los tan
ques del Acueducto.
Igualmente Sc aprobaron las
cuentas naunicipales del 90 trimes-
tire de 1900 a 1901.
Per ulilno fue acuerdo dejar
sobre la mesa la propu IS ia hecha
por Ia Comisi6n de Fomento, sobre
nombrsCiento de un Type writer
pala Ia ofclna del Interprete.