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New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
Bank Reports.
FIrst EatI0nlI Rank Of Statan sand
Change of Name.
SPECIAL TERM OF THE sUPREMF
S W. Brighton. y. y. Sen
y EEttf Iltrf=

AT A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
cosrt Of the State q New YORK. Part l. held In
or the County OF New YORK At the County Court House
10Th day of August 1904 Present: Hon, John Proctor
clarke Justice In the matter Of the Application of the
Livingston iege Company for authority 70 change It's
name to the Riegel Boos Company Upon reading the
corporation duly verified the SCh day o. June 1904 b.
Joseph Lnclen RieCei its President. wherein
~ NJ ol , !, 20 asans aothef
upon reading order. 18th day July i904
directing that the notice of presentation ot said petition
Sew York Law Journal and the New York Times. two
duly hed In the Once OF the Clerk Of the
YORK on tho 18th day of July 1904 and upon fling the
annexed thereto certifying that the name which such
corporation proposes assume is not the OF
upon reading the resolution Of the Livingston RieEel
Clerk Of the County York 18th day July
1904 and upon nns due proof By aidavs showing
duly published weeks In the New York Law
Journal ard the Now York Times. two newspapers pub
corporation has principal business Office and
being satisfied by said petition and by the ahdavts
and that there reasonable objection the change
name proposed, ana that the petition has been duly
tion as required by law has been made Now motion
Of kurzman Fran!sahemer attorneys for the said petit
TONER II Ordered that the said petition
tioner herein The IyinSsS5 3 Rsgel Company BE- and
after the 3rd dav OF ociober ig0t and II Is further
Ordered and directed this and the
from the date hereof IN the once OF the Clerk Of the
County Of New York county in which the certificate
OF incorporation OF said corporation Is ned and this
that a certified copy this order within days
after the entry thereof he ia oihce
published "a for four successive weeks the
). y Tribune newspaper a newspaper published in the
County OF New YORK Deghnlng within ten days aIter the
entry heFeoI J. p c., J. p q
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
Financial.
BOND SALE
City of New RocheII-, N. Y.

bids will be received by the undersigned until
September "a 1904 az o'clock p m, for the purchase
of all or any part OF SOO Registered cent Local
Highway Improvement Bonds said o.
daied October I, 1895. maturing bonds annually
May 1. 1907 Interest payable
Principal and interest payable the office Of the city
Treasurer.
proposal must Be accompanied by certified check
National Rank in New York CITY, a National
Company in New Rochelle So 900 maya
hle order OF the Treasurer the City OF New
Rochelle
less than par value of the bonds will
sidered Bidders the printed form proposal
furnished by the undersigned Accrued interest to be
by the purchaser and delivery will be made at the oce
City Treasurer in New Rochelle October T. 1904
at 12 o'clock
The right is reserved to reject all BIDS.
CHARLES EAMMERMEYERl City Clerk.
New Rochelle. y. " Sept. s. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
INTERESTING DEALS.
Another Vest Side apartment
House Sold.

several interesting realty transactions were re-
ported yesterday. One the sale OF the Walden
FeI estate household, Nos lao and I422 Broadway.
TO the Hoster Brewing Company. Another the
passing OF title 20 No. 242 West Sixtieth-st FIVE
story hathouse to John ]. Byrne. nephew OF ex-
SShIlef of Police Devery A fair number Of West
sue Duli0lnSS changed hands.
awSisDerSer a Kaufman sold for Arthur e Sill
Ne oSEI14n 1 tye story four family apartment house.
Ju Aol SuXl00 feet, to Mr.. Benedict This IS the
IN iSt one OF row OF five houses recently erected
ehth and Eighth owes. by Mr.. Sllverman.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LIE saz acs man Names estate. West Farms:
Josephine B Rezzano 20 EInu fossi' N0''ees0' rtOa
5000; and - -. s,,bia -,
Frank 'ruder and another SlaeOO .NsliLaA
W 90 II II OF l4ad-s ItSte, taS '.a
SOM nj Abraham SINefs11: Q ai1 A'V
Cniou-ave. g VJ,2 n n OF LeHhlA1
liO: Hiram l. Phelps 70 PhelpS. Selus 80 ,oo
Sfnictinn company mortgage. SliU9, o G an4. 4"e
Southern Boulevard. No S3t, n s. a, 80 -
Southern Boulevard, No $40 20 SfV' a = YYoi
IOx Irregular: John j. Doyle 70 @AuO'pH hA'F ,oo
lander; mortgages. S6sVw % { $40 sst-.heor1 SILVER
son 20 Go.tieb II Karpas; mortgage N'iVVV' Yeo
e0th-st No 2ia West "a 1cxl0o 5xzlxi0oS. Mll.on s
S Gnternan. referee, 10 John byt"e 'N'4' An
s, S1ge Rn5.sIaye StoO No 7eS. 25xoO Jacob HaS6-
man ct al Max Lpkin; mortgage FIO'O' 100
zGtb 81 anu "a 3 so5 II a Of sd-ave 25xlOe2 2; Penn
and another; mortgage. $4,000; Q aha' ~
st Marks Place. 2t5 r " OF @dave. -1ao-t 1aart
Wn @ Cremplen to Louisa HorneerseT H0l'- Nominal
gage, S33uOO on ~ 9fxiG3 l.
Michael Reisehm@Ir 70 Aonsann Nominal
13Ith-st : = 225 # " OF ST Ann's-ave. 2Sxlo0i
Anton Mayer to Heyman Rosins; mortsase ,oa
1l7thst els II OF PaT-aye, a. lxiO0 II; Amelia 500
Carey TO Pincus Loweneld ana another ~
2O4tb a. Nos . 10 East, 20Nl6lS Irregular
Anna Ramsfel 10 James Williams mort ,,,r,,Da,
wss ssss Sa4eS taSe sor isiih-si 2761ss5xis
$50; leo hing 20 Mary Reiser sEa,1si
Same property; Mary Reiser 70 Albert aenrSn NOIuaA
14th-st, n g. ES1 II " OF Lave <o-$NLvSS;S.
10 Louis Mannheim; mortgage, SlaV.OoOi G on6, iV'
1lO4h-st s = 100 II Q OF Ie1lnst2a-aTSse <sNlvv;
John A Eauniann 20 Susannah Bauer ana SO
another: mortgage Sl2SoO .'''..'....''.-''-'- ~"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Comu,onwealth-avo. west side. $50 feet north cf
Mansion-st two story frame dwelling house. 2lxiS
feet: Rose y Trainer. owner Thomas Scott archi-
tect: Ss.75e. 80
One hundred and seventy ninth-st north side, SS
feet west of Mapes-ave.. three two story frame
dwelling houses two 17.2x52.2 feet and one l6liS
Mapes-ave west side. "a feet north ot One.hun-
two two story and oase-
ment frame dwelling houses, l6x5S feet same owner
and architect; &lo.0lN.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
THE LoNeAcRg LEASED.

Horace u SHETLAND has leased the Longaere aud
nine story bachelor apartment hotel Nos. ~ and
l59 West Forty-seventhst, for ten years 20 Horace
s. Shares OF New-HaVen. Conn. The aggregate
net rental Is lQo.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

e,bsvs s,, 100 hrk church, II L May. aSt Frank 81
al: z n Hey4nan. atty T A Hendrlck ret amt DUE
SO o 81 taxes etc SOS: sold subject to mortgage fer
SIOO O0O 10 the paiutiG for SltiliS
I'D, T9serh hay: No 20 01th-st S65 u Of Cen
trail PARK West lsxI0Ot1, ETY. and basement PIX
6Veutng :. 7 M YounE as extrx aBt Z Wilmot et al;
II Powell atty; Morris CuNor ref: amt due. S2O44o
taNes efc. 81 300 Q6. Tie pla.ntln tor Sle,<VN
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

~ Chicago Society Of New York, domestic corpora
ton having It's principal business office In the Borough
Ct Manhattan. in The cry. County and state OF New
York and Its certificate q Incorporation having Deen
filed in the Office Of the clerk County OF New
York. win apply the supreme OF the state OF
New York Special Term thereof Part thereof
70 be held in the County Court House OF said County OF
New York in tho Borough of Manhattan IN the city and
County OF New York. the 2Sth day OF October lO4
az 1880 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day or as soon
thereafter counsel bo heard for order author
izng Gaid corporation. The Chicago Society OF New
York. TO change It's 70 Tho Illinois So
ciety New
Dated New York July 2lst 1904
..-...... THE CHICAGO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
Il S; BY MELVILLE r STONE,
ita President
H APLISGTOS,
Attorney Petitioner.
90 West Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
SALE OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Burriu Brothers have sold the five story double
apartnent house on the northeast corner OF Sixth
ave and Fourth-st Brooklyn. for Andrew Berger
for SIS 0o0 Also the three story private house No.
49S Second-st FOR the Hahn estate for $50. Also
abe two two story brick houses Nos. tol ana +oS
Sncnnd-st for Charles +. linton for Se.i
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

TuGo- Frank and another to Mary Trmotei ed -.
81 No go West years per cent sLVOv
Mannheim, Louis, 20 the lefterson BANK; l1ttt-st'
432 asa West; prior mortgages dua dAnn- .ooo.
BaIschun Adolph. Franklin Savings Bank:
13sth-st 8. 600 Il W OF Home-aVe; year. a. .oo
Kpoche oodfrey 10 Van Norden Trust Company;
esS ssdrs' s. is II o. =. sea $1,000
strodtmann Henry +. and another to Mutual LAfs
Insurance. Company; loth-ave, NO 2l5 20 als. 49,.
corner 2dd-st - 7SVoV
9tl-ss par Cent :. e..o - ilos 1880
lIcGimpsey, John. Ernigrant Industrial savings
Bank: LerOy-st. No II: year, 80 per cent. sUoo
Company; st Marks Place No =; . years 41 - -...
is5thst No 5Ss 5000
Cohen, Louis. and another 10 Lawyers Title IN
surakOce Company: Lenox-ave. e s. 25- ft OF
IiSth-st: years. per cent. 10000
awe No 246: yeor ~ per cent, 10000
eith-st' No IaI West 10000
Jacobs, Joseph. and another 20 Farmers Loan and
EIdridse-st: years AZ per 10000
niorissge sss 900; instanienrs per cent.... $500
Fheps-Josephs Construction Company 90 city
Mortgage Company; union-ave 9 8 al2 - n OK
pennlan Place; year 9 per cent $1,000
surancs Company; 2lst-st, 2 3. 10 Il e o. ID
ave. years. cent. $1,000
Teller, Mary, 20 the Trust Company of America;
2d-ave, W corner l4th-sts years, as Per
same 70 Adoiph Mandei sans property: prior
mortgases sissooo i gear. per cent. deooo
Same % Charles y Lockwood, trustees -d-ave.
+ Nos 2a3 and 49, years Ter csnt..s...s.. H.6 600
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
Dividend Notices.


Evansville Terre Hauts Railroad Co.
A DIvIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT OUT
q the surplus earnings for the year ending June
aoh 1904 has been declared the Preferred stock OF
oo ISth 1909 and Two ana oneaIt per cent s.,S %
A i5G 18TH 1905 10 stockholders September 2s'n
books Of s pEssFFsss 1901 s9 s5a @ Ts9D.S Sioss s
10 oel?ck \ October 18th & 1904 at the ONCE & Of
'''' N''A' VA c W. HILLARD. Treasurer.
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Twenty-thrd ST. and sixth ave ~ ,oo.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD or DI.
ot ths bank. held this day. quarterly diy:
demo of THREE PER CENT was declared on the capita:
September 80th i5s transfer viii be closed
-''a '-'-'-''' OS''' W. u L DOUGLASS. Cashier.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR coMPANr.
-. -. Prsfsrred Stock Dividend No 81 ,oo,
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
olo. % OF ONE AND oAE-HALF PER CENT. on
cisred payable october Isl 1904 to stoekhoders Of
sse. vii Pf be S1 Ta oA
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH con-
A DIVIDEND or ONE AND A HALF DOL
1904 stoea0ders the close Of business
The transfer bCoks win be closed from October to
o''0''F' - 'O' WILLIAM r. DRIVER. Treasures.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAJ ASD 1lg1, 5pDsoN RIVER RAIL
BURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF a
enae between the 3 EPs me- sssr93xg Nss %c ogaens
II6son Ryer Railroad Company, dated March i4h. 1891
te dividend Of three and one-half cent
IN she stock OF the UTICA AND BLACK RIVER
HAlIsRoAD IofPANY, due September soth. 1904 viii be
81 Office aE1 after that date
- EDWARD l.. RoSSIrER, Treasurer.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
rsHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
~ ONE PER CENT on the common stock has been
6.clared payable October 18th. 1904 Transfer
ili bs closed from September 29th. IOOs. October
is'h' ''''' J. a. LEWIS Assist Treasurer.
FRANIsIIN TRUST COMPANY.
DIN tDEAD No. D.
rsHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAS THIS
day declared quarterly dividend Of So upon the
cssts stock of this Company payable Sept Soh 1904
Of record closing OF the transfer books
r.enSfer books Will be closed from p b. Sept 2tth
ss,04 Until s A. H. Oct. ist 1908.
80 cRcWELL HADDEN. Jr.. Secretary.
The National Park Bank OF New York. $40,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TODAY DE
elared quarterly dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. CENT.
Yreo on The capital stock OF this ba payable
- sn6 after October 1904
The transfer books viii be closed from September -sd
"a september 3Qth. inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
Brooklyn

.,o.x oPt~ AND READY FOR oCCCPNcf--
sst and newest housekeeping part N srts.
% .x~il.sivs MARKS section Sne-e ehSedona sssns.
airy conveniently oOt
tiisd bathrooms. extra servants catn ano
aets r~..,ro neaeed. water. and coal sanss
~ sieSen gas and esctric lights exaaislte
IN arNooc doarss renta-S $3.50 to $3.50 per
ticns. {. sasss are now made from October Isl
1an4- sppIy premses ParS ace ana S''4>S~
Ave, Broo-yr O1AO 3--N@--~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
REMBR ANDT,
THE AUGUSTA.

z w.. ess-st very Gesirahles hsh class rooms
~ 49, sTarS-nfs: elevator. maids. tolsts loeaco'
unsurP2sssSsSsi- sss- n FIsfIETs CO. as0 coiumbus-ava
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
The National Park Bank Of New. York.
HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TODAY DE-

elarea q quarterly dividend OF FOUR PER CENT.
90 the capital Of this BanA4 payable
sfter October
ore transfer books viii be closed from September 2ad
-. 3QtL. inclusive.
EDWARD . BALDWIN csshisS.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
BOSTON STOCKS,

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED hy Charles C. & Co. Nos. 14 ls ana
Is Wall-st1
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24

2L6ss Total sales. odd lots.
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24

BANK STOCKS.
CRsported by Clinton Gilbert. No wall-stD
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
FOR so years VIC have sold
COUNTRY PROPERLY ONLY,
Citg Property for Sale or to Let

UoTsF. Sc West iisth-,t. near I.e.oz-ave- an
~nNSv e1atian; 10 roorls; prlreipal only; agent
Seen after a. U,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
Country Property TO Let.

pIarNFIEIp. n. J.-For rent. large store with Es
hassr1snf adjoining poStursce. Best business sectlc
T1Suire TRUSTEES RABCock ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1904-09-24
OTHER CITIES.

Rate. Bid. Asked.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12

un puesto en- la administration de I'm
importante diario de esta ciudad,
nuestro enthusiastic correligionario don
Edelmiro Lespier.
Ell individuo Tomas Murier que
Sc rob6 I'm reloj, fu6 sentenciado a s
meses de carcel.
Sc halla en- Sal juan nuestro
querido :amigo don jose V. Usera,
uno de los miembros distinguidos del
partido democratic en- Ponce.
---Hemos tenido la satisfaction de
saludar en- estas oicinas q nuestro
respectable amigo de Caguas don Mar
celino Sofa.
No hay mas que IN solo Dios, y
una sola cerveza xPasbt1 de Milwau-
kee, que es la mejor del mundo. I'm
portadores, NJ. r. Calderon y ca, Te-
tuan II, San Juan.
--Pronto saldra & la luz en- Aqua
dilla IN peri6dico unionista y Sc THU
| ara Pro Patria.
Aver quedo tornado la Junta
| local de la xUniono en- Ell pueblo de
| Toa-Baia. Fue nombrado Presidente
don Ramon Salgado Pacheco, y Score.
| tario don Manuel Enrique.
I'm alfler de perlas que parece
SO le extravi6 a alguna se1ora de las
que concurrieron d Ia Ultima recepcion
del ~gobernador esta en- poder del Sc.
cretario particular, y lie sera entrega-
do & la persona que 10 reclame.
mos ha autorizado don Pedro
Fernandez para decir que es compile
tamente infundado ell rumor que co
rri6 respecto q que 81 pr~esentar1a S,
renuncia como Jefe de Obras P1blicas
Dicho senior nos aseguro que continue
ria en- 81 cargo mientras Ell Gobierne
te necesitase.
-Nuestro amigo don Arturo de /;
Cruz, ~secretario del Concejo munich
pal de Rio Grande, ha celebradO est
mariana una interesante conference;
con ell Gobernador, de la cual ha sa
lido completamente satisfecho.
-Ha sido puesto en- libertad g
coninado del Preside Miguel Condo
lie San Lorenzo. Este suieto cumpli'
an ano de condena por ell delito d
nurto.
-Por la Junta Superior de SAM
lad han sido ordenados retirar de
consume pdblico $3.50 libras mante
luilla, autorizando su venta com
grasa para ~rnaquinas. TamDien ha
sido ordenado destruir 637 libr4s 4
llmendras cubiertas por estar en- mi
SstadO.
-Sigue muy grave 30 San Ger
nan nuestro compatriota senior Frar
cisco Mariana Quinones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12
10 ocurido en- Ell Depdsito
municipal ell sdbadO

Esta mahana ell juez Bazan ha vi
sitado Ell alcalde Todd, informandole
acerca de 10 ocnrrido ell sabado en- Ia
carcel municipal de esta ciudad.
Hemos procurado averiguar ell he
cho y sabemos que OIL sabado en- La tar
de, sc personaron en- Ell Dep6sito Ell iuez
BazSn y Ell captain Cabrera, para
poner en- libertad q dos presses, me-
dante fianza prestada, notando que
uno de los detenidos que Sc encontra-
ba en- ell patio, llevaba en- una mano
una pequeha botella que iba apurando
& tragos.
Lialnado ell m6dico Doval para que
certifcara acerca del estado del dete-
nido, certified que estaba 6brio Y cuya
embriagu6z habfa sido producida debi-
do a la complexion delicada y enter
mia del sujeto.
Investigate Ell hecho, ha resultado
que serfan como las cinco de la tarde
una mujer llanada Ella Postal1 entire
90 en- Ia puerta de entrada al departa-
mento, una peq'lena botella c%ontenien-
do tres copas de ron, 4 JESUS Aponte
alias Para-Rayos, Ell cual parece que
&c Ia do 4 uno de los detenidos que SC
encontraba junto con otros en- ell patio
central.
FL Alcaide Lugo que se encontra-
ba incidentalmente fuera del estable.
cimiento visitando I'm enfermO, al en-.
~terarse de 10 ocurrido, puso ell hecho
en- conocimiento del Alcalde Todd, 81
cual hn ordenado & dicho Alcaide una
information completa para tomar las
medidas necesarias y proceder & la
correction de los autores del hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12
local

-Nuestro amigo don Arturo Gle la
Cruz, Secretario del A~yutamiento de
Rio Grande, esta en- esta Capital don
de pernlanecera algunos d1as.
Ell Sabado en- la noche los en-
pleados del departamento de Instruc-
ci6n dieron una explendida comida al
Comisionado Mr.. Lindsay, en- ell &Club
Uni6no, como ~despedida q su primer
Jefs que embarcara en- breve para
New-York.
~Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- esta Ciudad, & nuestro estimado
amigo y correligionario don Caledonia
C~arbonell, rico propietario de Cabo
Rojo, ell cual ha salido hoy para Pom
ce, despu6s de algunos d1as de psrma-
nencia entire nosotros.
-Ninguna farmacia de alguna i'm
portancia debe dejar de tener existen
cia de las conocidas SPildoras rosadas
del doctor Paniaguaa, cuyas ventas
son mayores.
Ell Attorney General Mr.. Sweet,
SO ha ausentado para Santo-D omingn
en- viaje de recreo.
Ell fiscal de Aguadilla ha reeibi-
do orlan de abrir una investigator
de ciertas quej as p~resentadas en- con
tradel juez Rafoh de Isabella.
---Se nos dice que pronto ocupard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12

Ell teniente Judice ha tornado
possession de 81 cargo en- Aracibo.
gCAMINAR diariamente mucho |
y banarse todos los dias, sin ponerse
al salir del baho las ropas sudadas y
eyitando tenerlas sudadas al descan- |
sar son .necesidades organicas tan ur-
gentes como tomar IN dia por mes 81
Digestive Mojarrieta, para p~uridear
los alimentos y acurnular nutrici6n
cuandO Sc padece Anemia 6 TrastOr-
nos nerviosos: languidez, palpitacion,
escalofrios, suehos intranquilOs y fre-
cuentes ~jaquecas. Las personals que
padecen estrenimiento deben conner
pures de lentejas 6 frijol6s, habas 6
petit poes, con los alimentos habituales;
y cuando Sc digieren con difcultad
Z estas legumbres deberan acompanarse
| de una oblea del Digestive Mojarrieta.
NPARA curar I'm resfriado en-
un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TIES DE BROMO QUININA. Ell boticario
lie devolvera Ell dinero 81 no Sc cura.
La frma de e. w. GROVE Sc halla
en- cada cajita.
w-OFICINA de asuntos admins
trativos y judiciales y agencia de ne
gocios de Jose G.. del Vale, Allen %,
altos. Gestion en- los departamentos
del GobiernO Insui;1r, Ayuntamientos
Iy Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10
judicial: abogados Acuna, Diaz Ma
varro y Texidor. Buen traductor y
maquina de escribir.
HOTEL MARINA, es la mejor
parte donde Sc come y Sc vive en- San
Juan. Habitaciones conodas y venti-
Iadas, comidas & la espanola, d la anne"
ricana y q la ~japonesa, bahos de du"
cha, alumbrado el6ctrico y I'm exec
lente servicio y esmeradO tratO para
los parroquianos. Allen MIN. 10.
g-<THE aELVETIA.e27 Gale
de la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
liable d. hotel.> A~posentos para IA
milias y personals sofas. COmidas d
cincuenta centavos cubierto. BahOs.
Telefono, 1872. Apartado cOrreo. 295.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota,
Este hotel esta & cargo de una senori.
la caguena.
Il HOTEL FLORIDA.-Calle de Te-
tuan. Uno de los mejores estableci
mientos de su clase. Aposentos para
familias Y personals sofas. IN hos
pedaie complete por IN dia S1.00 POI
} IN mes, $1,000, y IN cubierto, SO cen
J 5avos. Banos magnificos y tel6fono
: Servicio rapido y esin8rado. Propis
] tario.- Santos .Sancdjdran, .Tetuan 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12

poniendo ell pago do laa obliSacionss
de aquel Gobierno en- esta Isla, tales
como sueldos de todas ~clases, haberss
pasivos, anxAs y dep6sitos, dsvolu-
clones de ingresos indobidos, autoP-
.iasy demis creditos pendientss de
pago.
Est. ofcina, adsm&s dc las dill
genciax ~necesarias aqui, 50 hslla en-
combin ACTON con uno de los mas ints-
ligentes y activos agentss en- Madrid,
para 1lovar { cabo la complesa ges-
ton de cualquier reclamation que Sc
reiera q los cr&ditos citados.
Los interesados que desssn utili-
Ear los ssrvicios .de esta ofcina, pue-
den, sin psrdida de tempo, dirigirss
al frmants y lie dare las instruecio-
mes necesarias.
San Juan Agosto s de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-12

Agustfn Robles present6 proposicio
nes de 155 para Ia de Caguas q. HUI
macao, y don jose Lago de 165 para
la de Rio Pisdras & Cayey.
Manana tendrA lugar otras subas-
tas para Ell suministro de dietra de
San Juank Rio Piedras, de Reyes Ca
t6licos a Corozal, de Rio Piedras 8
Mameyes, y de Cataho & Vega alta.
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SUBASTA De PIEORA

Hoy la tenido lusar en Ooras Pa
blics la subasta de piedra para la
carretera de Rio Piedras q Cayey y
de Caguas & Humacao. Ell senior don
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A B O G 4 0 s

Importantisimo para los acrae-
d0res en- Puerto-Rico, contra
ell Tesoro de Espaha.
Ofcind de dsmntos ADMINISTRATIONS de Joss
g. del VdIk.---(AAen IS, atos)
Por las C&maras espaholas Sc ha
votado una Ley rec~onociendo j dis
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BUQUES EN- PUERTO
CABOTAJE

CABOTAJE
xEsperanza0 Yabucoa.
xRicardo Ruiz Aguadilla.
xTsabela> descargando.
cCarmen9 Vieques.
SDeseadao Naguabo y Humacao.
xSan Miguel> Fajardo.
SVictoria> pendiente.
xCoraz6n de..Marfa9 descargando,
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-21
The Charleston Conventions.

The Democratic convention at
Charleston yesterday were a
somewhat new departure in such
affairs. The plan had the special
merit of bringing the Democratic
hosts from every district together
so that they might rub elbows and
exchange views to the end that
the Democracy may be in touch
and harmony all along the line.
The plan was not only eminently
successful, but the outpouring OF
Democrats at the State capital
was unprecedented in point OF
numbers-not being equalled
even by any Republican gather
ing-aad gave evidence that the
Democratic hosts are wide awake
this year and will be heard from
at the polls as they have not
been heard from since the split
in the party similar to that now
dividing the Republican brethren
lost the State to the Democracy.
All Democratic breaches are now
healed. There are no longer
Democratic factions in West Vir-
ginia. That was one Of the things
for sincere congratulation to all
of the people, whose only hope for
reform or a Tightening of their
burdens, of taxation, or any 9TH
er, lies in the success of the party
of the people.