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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-03
AYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN 7.
Session extraOrdinaria del JueVeS z de
NOViembTe de mil nOVeCientOs
CinCO.

Concurrieron al acto los sefiores: Presi-
dente, Sanchez Morales. Conceples, Anna
dor, FalG, Planas, Paniagua, Rosario,
Vazquez, Ramirez, Rodriguez Sierra, Ri
verO, POnte, Daub6n. Dejaron de asistir
los selores Vifas, Salas y Guillermety;
estos dos iltimos por enfermedad.
Sc lego aprob6 Ell acta de la session an
terror.
Ell alcalde de la ciudad expresa que en-
Ia necesidad de atender de un modo inme-
diato las mujeres que padecen enferme-
dades contagiosas y al considerable mime
70 de estas, circunstancia que no Sc estim6
al formarse ell presupuesto, ha hecho que
la, partida 80 Material del Hospital espe-
cial de Mujeres" Sc haya agotado, como
el personal de ese mismo Hospital no ha
empezado utilizarse sino desde nueve del
actual resulta en- la partida de Personal
del Hospital de Mujeres" un sobrante as
cendente q $364.16, y en- vista de las ne
cesidades que hay por cubrir en- ell mate
rial de dicho serVicio, toda vez que ha si-
do necesaTio arrendar una casa para habi-
litarla en- condolences de poder ampliar Ia
sala provisional de la Cdrcel Municipal
destinada aquel servicio interim Sc termi-
nen las obras en- el edifcio de la calle de
San Sebastian; y en- atenci6n tambi@n al
crecido ntmero de enfermos, presenta
aquella autoridad la conveniencia de una
transferencia de la suma expresada de
$634.16 de la partida Hospital especial
de Mujeres PERSONAL la de Hospital
especial de Mujeres. Material"
Acompafa el alCalde una !carta del Off
cial de Sanidad en- La que este detalla los
gastos de material necesarios para ell Hos
pital dicho; asf como otra carta del contar
dor municipal acompafiando iquidaciones
de las partidas rrespondientes 4 cada
una de las va mencionadas y de las cuale'
resulta en- la de personal Hospital espe
cial de Muieres" un sobrante de $634.1(
que puede aplicarse la de Hospital es
pecial de Mujeres. Material para cubri
las necesidades perentorias de este tiltimt
servicio.
Ell Conceio, teniendo en- cuenta 10 ma
nifestado por Ell senior alcalde de la ciudad
y considerable de spma necesidad Ell CAST
lie material para el eXpresado Hospitrl,
el hecho de resultar en- la partida ''Hosp
tai especial de Mujeres. Personal III
sobrante de $634.16 en- raz6n a no habe
empezado prestar sus servicios el persC
nal nombrado hasta elsdia 8 de Octubr
Jiltimo, acuerda Sc lleve efecto la trans
terencia propuesta Por el alcalde de l
ciudad, Que SO solicite para ella autor
xaci6n del Honorable Secretario de Puert
Rico 4 uuien sc remitir& certifcaci6n d
este acuerdo con la carta del ohclal de 9
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DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR todos los eng no.
SOS remedies que Sc anuncisn es cuando mas
SO sgradace Ia eficacia RADIO L del Diges-
two Mojarriets, cuya superioridad esta uni
vers8lmente confrmadG.
Curaciones desesperadss en- personals bien
Conooidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hech1 glorioso, pero
un solo estuche produce meior efecto que
una docena de f ascos de cu8lquier otro re
medic; p1rque adem4s de ser Ell 4nico veFda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago " del ms
testino, sin eDgafosa acci0n oalmante, es Di-
gestivo v PurificadoF de los a1imentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra-
bk do 81 nombre Digestive M iaFrieta.
Dep6s to general de las Farmacias de B an.
COY Co, Rsm6n Almazany Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- San Juan de Puerto Rico; y de- vents
en- las prinoipales Droguerias de Europa y
America.
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nidad y iquidaciones practicadas por el
COntador Municipal
Sc entera el Conceio del informe del
Contador Municipal en- que expresa que
en- Ia partida para alumbrado p1bIico no
solamente no caben en- ella los gastos de
nuevas instalaciones y su alumbrado sino
que no cubrira los gastos del alumbrado
ya establecido, por 10 cual no es possible
La installation de luces acordada Dor ell
Conoejo para las GALES Barcelona y Colo
mer del barrio de Santurce.
La Corporation acuerda que por ell Sc
nor alcalde Sc investigue de la compafIfa
que suministra aqu6l servicio p6blico, 81
es possible llevar efecto las instalaciones
de luz para dichas Gales para Ia del
Parque acordada tambi6n por el Conceio
reserva de cobrar el importe de dichas
instalaciones en- ell pr6ximo presupuesto,
en- su case en- que condolences, podrfa sn-
ministrarI dicho servicio.
| Queda enterado el Conceio de todo 10
practicable por la administration con mo-
two del establecimiento del Hospital espe-
cial de Mujeres. Queda sobre La mesa el
reglamento para Ell Hospital especial de
Mujeres, remitido por ell Official de Sani-
dad.
Sc entera ell Conceio de haber sido apro-
bada por el Hon. Secretario de Puerto Ri
co, la Ordenanza sobre venta en- pGblica
subasta del edifcio destinado c&rcel p6-
blica.
Queda asf mismo enterado ell Conceio
de el movimiento de fondos del emprestito
municipal en- poder de los sefiores J. M.
Ceballos y Co. durante Ell mes de Septiem-
bre 6ltimo que arroja una existencia de
| $74,487-91.
De conformidad con 10 solicitado por ell
senor alcalde de la eiudad, de 10 infor-
mado por ell Official de Sanidad acuerda ell
ConcejO Sc faciliten por la Farmacia Mu-
nicipal, gratis, las medicinas que solicite
La institution prOtectora de nifos sordo
mudos, siempre que no exceda su importe
de tres dollar mensual contengan Las
formulas ell v. B. 8 "Despachese' de
\ auxilliar de Sanidad del primer Distritt
en- ell cual Sc halla instalada la institution
de referencia. 49,.
! Acuerda el Conseio que por ell Ingenie
re Inspector de Obras Piblicas Municipa
les, Sc levante plano de las GALES de San
turce cedidas al Ayuntamfento de Sal
Juan, con ell fin de que los que deseen IA
bricar en- 10 sucesivo en- dichas GALES s
anteponen a las prescripciones acordada
para ornate.
Queda sobre la mesa la moci6n del Cor
cejal sefior Fald, relativa q que Sc derogu
, la ordena anza que prohibe el trafco d
= vehfculos por la calle de San Justo entr
: Allen y Tetuan, sea de Sud & Norte.
1 / Desestima Ell Concejo la solicitud q
Manuel Tan6n pidiendo authorization par
= tener alberto todas las noches hasta la un
e y media de Ia madrugada, su cafe dem
= minado GEL Marino' sito en- la Gale {
a Infanta Luisa del barrio de la Marina.
! Accept el Concejo Ell informe del abOg
n do de la ciudad Teferente las formalid
e des que deben llenarse para la donacit
y hecha por don Jose Cerra de la calle qV
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lleva su nombre en- el barrio de Santurce,
acordando que los gastos qua originella
escritura pdblica Sc sufraguen por los fon-
dos del Municipio de la partida de Impte-
Yistos del actual presupuesto, y que toEla
vez que no Sc ha llenado esta formalidad
en- cuanto & Ia cesi6n de otras GALES hechas
Dor dofa Ines Colomer, Sc invite & esta
sefora el otorgamiento de escritura pGBh-
ca, pagandose igualmente por los fondos
municipalesy y de la parcela indicada los
pastos que origine este documento.
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New York, Nvbre. 2, 1.3O.p. M
En- los circulos polfticos de la Habana
dlsc1tese vivamente 81 asumto del tratado
de amistad comercio con Inqlaterra.
Dicho tratado ha sido firmado. nesar
de las amenazas embozadas del gobierno
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LETRERDS s
DE HIERRO APORC NADO
La VILLA DE MADRID.--En eg-

LA VILLA DE MADRID. En- es-
tablecimiento, montado al estilo de Euro
ropa han recibido muchas novedades tales
como pafio de billar frances, almohadas de
plumas vichys ingleses para camisas ca
simires ingleses alfombras de oriente per-
sian lown, colchonetas, paraguas, y 81 ce-
lebre tirante 'schester." GTan surtido de
corbatas, pafiuelos de seda, perfumer1a
francesa. En- la Villa de Madrid COM
pran todas las personals de gusto refnado.
San Francisco 81. Tel6ono no. 273.
San Juan Puerto Rico. dp
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LTNEA FERREA DEL OsTF

Itinerario.- -salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
tai simultaneamente. ...-
Dias laborabIe- -Maf1ana 8, 6. is, 80,
9.45 100. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.15. 4.85, $50
6.15.
Dias festivos.- Maflana. 6, 6.5, $40, 9.45
y 11.O9. Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.30, $50, 4.3O
$50 6.15. l
BiIIetes baratos para dias festivOs. De
Cataf1o Bayamon, ida y vuelta L. clase
$O-25 q clase SO-16. De Bayam6n Cstafio
ida vuelta IL cIase $0-15, % clase 500.
Bfllete ordinariO de Capital a Cataflo en-
q clase centavOs.
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1898. Ra-
Tn6n VaId6g
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puerto y lanzaron una gran cantidad de
proyectiles contra la ciudad.
Tres de estos barcos Sc pusieron de par
te del gobierno y una espantosa confusion
tuvo lugar por espacio de horas.
-. Las escenas de matanza dentro de Ia
cludad son horrorOsas. Ell ejercito no da
M reclbe cuartel. Infnidad de edifcios
han sido destruidos por la artillerfa, el in
cendiO y la dinamita.
Calc6lanse en- 5000 muertos los habidos
hasta ahora.
Toda la region del Caucaso ha vuelto 4
levantarse en- armas contra ell Gar.
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ULTIMA HORA
UNA NUEVA FAZ De LA REVOLUCION
5000 MUERTOS. 7T1 7rx :.
New York, Nvbre, 8, 1 80 D.

New York, Nvbre, 8, 1.3O D. M
Noticias de Ultima hora dan cuenta de
una tremenda explosion del movimiento
revolucionariO en- Odessa.
Una parte de los revolucionarios, no
contormes con la actitud de transaction asu-
-mida por el resto de aquellos en- vista de
las medidas adoptadas por Ell Gar, realiz6
una gran manifestation aver.
Un formidable choque tuvo lugar entire
los manifestantes y las fuerzas de la guar
>nici6n enviadas contra ellos.
Generalizada la lucha en- toda la ciu-
dad, ltomarOn parte en- ella seis cruceros y
un acorazado que estaban fondeadosue Ie
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Las Universidades funCiionando

New York, Nvbre. 8, 1.3O D. M
Todas las Universidades del Tmnerio.
hallanse de nuevo funcionando Hahfan
sido clausuradas en- cunplimiento de nm
dtkaSe del aut6crata. ILL.,.
Los estudiantes aplaude en- v celebran las
ibertades concedidas tanto' en- Moscow CO.
mo en- San PetersburgO, no hay tenor de
que Sc desarrollen de nuevo sangrientos
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Sc ALQUILA EN- sANTURCE, ca-
lie de Cerra, una casa de dos plantas,
grande, fresca barata. Construction mo
derna con buena installation sanitaria. y
electrical, jardfn, cochera y hortaliza. In
formes, Apartado 191. En- la oqcina de
don A. Mn, Cruz 25 y en- La casa del
frente, donde estan las naves.
10 v. a.
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vivas & Ia libertad. Algunos agitadores
han pTonunciando vehementes discursos.
Un artfculo de Maximo Gorky, en- que Ell
gran n0velista aboga por la ibertad de su
pueblo, ha sido leido en- p1blicas reunio-
res, siendo extraordinariamente aplsudido.
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des0rdenes. -
Solo en- els < sCaucaso hay a1n bastante in
tranquilidad y excitaci6n pdblica; pero Sc
contra en- que los 3des6rdenes cesaran por
complete, mediante el infujo de la iber-
tad de cultos y demds eoncesiones. Los
des6rdenes en- ell Caucaso solo tienen ahOra
por causa el antagonismo relieioso-dicen
de S. Petersburgo.
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Constitution liberia en- Russia

New York, Nvbre. 8, 1.3O b. NJ
En- San Petersburgo, el aspecto de las
cosas ha dado un cambio radical Una
parte del pueblo muestrase regociiada con
la constitution liberal otorgada DOR Nico-
las H. Numerosos grupos de manifestar,-
tes recorren las GALES de Ia capital dando
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JOSE IMFANTE sAAVEDRA.

Professor Principal. Ex-Director de la
Escuela Industrial. Accepts clases do
miciio. santurce, Parada II. 15y. a.
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DespuGs de las eIeCCiOnes

New York, NvbTe las
ndicado
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de Washington.

Ahora pende-ante el Senado para su
ratification, y aquel alto cuerpo, antes hos
til al tratado, aseg1rase que con motive
de La actitud de Ia Liga Agraria, inclfnase
4 ratifcarlo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
EXPLAIN ACCEPTANCE
OF ROCKEFELLER GIFT
Universal Custom of Church Is to
Receive All Gifts Laid on
Its Affairs

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, March 29.-The American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions announced today that its
prudential committee had accepted a
report of the subcommittee recon-
mending the acceptance of the gift of
100000 by John ID. Rockefeller, but
that final action on the matter had
been postponed for two weeks. The
report of the Subcommittee, in the
language of a statement issued by the
board today, was received and ac-
cepted as expressing the unanimous
judgment of the prudential commit
tee and the executive officers" and
was to the effect that the committee
could not accede to the protest of
those who objected to the acceptance
of the gift.
The report also stated that the gift
was offered by Mr.. Rockefeller and
unanimously accepted by the pru-
Dental committee on February IA last.
1t says that in accepting the gift the
committee followed the universal GUS
tom of the church in the past ''in re-
ceiving upon its altars the gifts of all
who were moved to lay them thereon"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
TACOMA s CREW
HAD HARD LUCK
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
YOKOHAMA, March 29.-The crew
of the steamer Tacoma, owned by the
Northwestern Commercial Steamship
company of Seattle, which was cap
tured by the Japanese March IA north
of the island of Hokkaido, arrived
here today and were released. They
tell graphic story of their adventures
in the ice foes from February to
March IA.
The, Tacoma left Seattle at mid
night January 5, and on January IA
reached Dutch harbor, where she
coaled. On February the vessel be-
came hopelessly icebound north of
Hokkaido island and was seriously
beaten by the ice packs which crashed
and pounded against her sides with
report that could be heard for miles.
The decks and rigging were covered
with hundreds of tons of ice. The
crew expected that the vessel would
be crushed momentarily The supply
of coal ran short and the fires were
put out, which resulted in many of
the crew nearly freezing to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

ster, T.. o. Toland, j. A. Donlon. l.. d.
Garwood, John McGonigle, F. w.
Baker A. D. Tenny, D. r. Reese, b.
F. Williams and J. S. Collins.
At Oxnard committee, composed of
Major J. j. Driffell, B. S. Carr, DR..
G. A. Broughton, J. f. Falkerson. j.
Spence, c. j. Elliott and Leon Leh-
mann, met the senatorial special and
accompanied it to Ventura and return.
1t had been planned to show the party
through the beet sugar factory, but
lack of time prevented it.
At Burbank several hundred school
children gathered at the depot and
waved flags and cheered Senator Flint,
who alighted from the train and shook
hands with them all.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
HEARTY WELCOME
To SENATOR FLINT
Continued from Page One.)


states and the territories and island
possessions constituting my imperial
domain, and here assembled, acting
for and in behalf of your neighbors
and friends, to present to you this ban
ner, which is emblematic of their es-
TEEN and friendship for you as
neighbor and fellow citizen. and SYM
bolic of their confidence in your integ-
rity and your ability faithfully to dis
charge the responsible duties of the
great Office to which you have been
called.
Take this banner and keep it as
token of respect from those who know
you best and wish you well. Let not
ambition make you forget the humble
givers, nor spurn it for lack of gold
and jewels.
Its simple fabric typfes virtue.
For you it represents official integrity.
Hold this banner aloft always and
everywhere, and upon your return to
us six years hence we will inscribe
thereon 'EXcelsior'-a reward more
precious than gold, a monument more
enduring than stone"
Arrival of Special
The special train bearing Senator
Flint and the committee of East Los
Angeles business men arrived at the
Arcade depot shortly after 2 o'clock.
Carriages were iii waiting and a pro-
cession formed, headed by the Playa
del Rey Marine band, and marched
throuoh 6po ri Of he oit D.
lake park. 1t had been planned to dec
crate the carriages with flowers and
american flags, but owing to the un-
certainty of the weather this feature
was dispensed with.
The senator's wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Danskin, his mother; Mrs. M. II.
Flint and his two children, met Mr..
Flint at the depot and were driven to
the park with him.
Engineer Nicholl of the special dis
tinguished himself by outwitting old
time sirens in Los Angeles with the
whistle on his engine. From River
station to the Arcade depot he kept
up a steady noise, which attracted
wide attention.
Citizens Committee
The committee which escorted Sen
ator Flint from Ventura to Los An
gees was composed of the following:
Judge M. II. Allen, G. L. Bittenger,
r. G. Doyle, w. II. Pierce. Lester S.
Moore. w. j. Washburn. Milton Metz
Ter, w. p. Woolwine, John J. White,
George Weeks, j. J. Backus, Fred Ford,
Charles Patterson, M. A. Pierce, A.
Douglass, r. f. Stetson, II. Meaney,
William Holgate, Ed. Mathle, j. A.
Haskell. John r. Paul. C. A. Neil, r.
W. McAllister, John Mcclure, Thomas
Garvln, Robert j. Adcock, James Han
ley r. G. Lunt, II. M. Mosher, j. II.
Jeffres, Asa Keyes, ii. r. Stafford, w.
w. Stockwell. r. w. Houser, Oliver
Cray, w. f.. Baird. w. r. Clark, f. r.
Willis, Joseph Mesmer, Charles S..
Bradford, George w. Foreman, Sher-
man Smith, Charles G. Keyes, David
Martin. r. w. Dromgold, A. Schwamm,
George Kuhrtz, L. c. Scheller, C. r.
McKeag, ]. A, Donnell, M Moulton,
John A. woodward, p. ]. Stockdale,
Frank Prescott, w. M. Moore, Martin
Wetzel, p. Max Kuenrlch and others.
cheered En- Route
Senator Flint arrived in Ventura
from the north about $3.50 yesterday
morning. He was met by the follow
ing committee Of citizens and taken
ior drive about that city; Robert
NJ Clarke. N. Blackstook. L. y. Web
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
shlpwreoked Crew Reaches Victoria

OHIpWICONCu SICW nCdCUCo NlCtOiia
BY Associated Pregs.
VICTORIA, b. c., March 29.-Captain
Hickey and crew Of the American hall
but schooner Ella G. of Seattle. lost
at Clayoquet. where she was driven
ashore during storm on March 22
arrived here on the steamer Queen City,
en- route to Seattle. They sold the ves-
sci as she lay ON the beach at Clayo-
euet for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Writing Papers

Just received ltonl the east, in all tho
fashionable shapes and tints. Kenrose. East
lake. organdie glace. One -quire boxes paper
and envelopes. soc per box. A complete line,
Sanborn, Vail 6. Co. 357 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
Provisions also ran short and the car
go of beef had to be broached.

On March IA the Tacoma encount-
cred a japanese warship, by which
she was seized. The courtesy of the
Japanese is appreciated by the crew
of the Tacoma, who say they ex-
pect to return to the United States
on the steamer Minnesota.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30

HON. F. w. HoUSER DELIVER
ING THE ADDRESS OF VEL
COME TO SENATOR FLINT.
IN THE BACKGROUND ARE
THE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN
COSTUME. SENATOR FLINT
q, AND CHAIRMAN MESMER
ARE SEATED ON THE RIGHT
OF THE PLATFORM
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
cheered En- Route

Senator Flint arrived in Ventura
from the north about $3.50 yesterday
morning He was met by the follow
ing committee Of citizens and taken
ior drive about that city; Robert
M. Clarke. N. Blackstook. L. y. Web
The Washington times., 1905-11-13
CLEANING GOLD
Strong Soap and Hot Water, Drying
With Alcohol and Sawdust.

Gold jeweiry, according to one OF
the largest 1ewelry establishments in
the city, can be easily cleaned with
lukewarm water. a few drops Of am
monia and suds made from laundry
soap. iz.,sSr is better than that
used for the toilet, because the lye in
it cuts the dirt almost as soon as the
piece is immersed.
The bath should be prepared before
putting in the gold and enough water
should be placed in the vessel to en-
tirely cover the 1ewelry. To pint
OF lukewarm water add eight or ten
drops Of household ammonia. and make
a thick suds. Put in the pieces that
are TO be cleansed and let them soak
for five or ten minutes so the dirt will
quickly disappear from the tiny crSv
ices and corners when scrubbed with
a stiff brush. If possible, use a small
nail brush with coarse bristles. and
rub hard on the gold. Don't be sasis-
ned with lightly brushing it. When
the piece is entirely clean plunge IL in
bowl OF clear warm water, Wipe and
pour a few drops OF alcohol over the
metal surface 10 hasten the drying pro-
cess, and drop it in box OF jewel
ers' sawdust that contains enough TO
entirely cover the ornament. II nh
venient heat the dust before using so
II viii UC AGiL1 hklEn AuG EO4A 10 BAA
in. Five or ten minutes in the dust
should be long enough to dry any
piece. The object OF this part of the
process, OF course. is TO dry those
places that cannot otherwise be reach
ed When removed Whisk lightly with
q fine camel's hair brush TO get on
the fine PARTICLES tnat usually cling to
the surface. The gold should be clean
and have a luster after such a wash
ing. unless it is tarnished
A stained piece should be washed in
the same way, but instead of pouring
alcohol over IT. plunge the gold into
! a bottle containing cyanide Of potassium
! TO remove the dlslocation. DiD X up
and down until the surface IS bright
and free from dark places, then rinse
| IN a bowl filled with clear lukeNaTin
/ water.
! The greatest care should be taken in
using the acid, Tor IL is deadly poison.
To prevent getting the hands in it a
string should be attached TO the gold.
| tnaJ can be held IN the acid without anX
/ danger OF lDlurlng the nails, or getting
any OF II on the flesh. After the acid
/ has been washed on in clear water, put
/ alcohol on the piece TO dry IL, and drop
/ IN sawdust. Wnen the latter has Deeh
/ brushed of il the surface lacks the de-
! sirable luSter polish Il with jewelers.
! rouge and a chamofs and then rub Win
a soft rag or piece Of cheesecloth-
Chains. plain gold rings, and pieces
4 for the Sideboard. dressing table, ETC.,
| may be Frightened IN this way. II they
are lined with velvet or any kind or
me padding, they must be carefully
cleaned. All that can be done at home
/ 70 such pieces is 10 soap SOFT, damp
rag or piece OF cotton ana rub thorough
ly over the metal, then rinse on with
another damp cloth and dry with aieo-
hol and chamois. To protect the lining
from the damp cloth. q thick piece Of
! woolen or a dry chamois should be
/ spread over It.
! Pieces made in this way should be
sent 10 a jeweler to be properly cleaned
/ Ssd Furnished
The Washington times., 1905-11-13
DINNER.

Cream OF Corn.
3roiled Steak. Drowned Potatoes
Stuffed Baked Peppers.
Frozen Rice Pudding with Fruit sauce.
Coffee