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New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

s19 so asked: December SO rs asked January Feb
FusTG Mo1ssEs 4as EsFGa AN 81 local
aye waS off fairly welt W at anq u but
prices Quotations fO9w 10 good @s
G26c; prime. 26q85c; New Orleans open kettle ZIG 81
sS PRIME 20 28a fancy 24@a8e aa
on Sr %1S lS SgaA, liberal ofer
ings crude in the SOUTH local bear an1 a9 at
4qasc 600 6bs Of N9vsmbeF 6d at s9s8sa Zoo PSs R
fined petroleum was unchanged 1nsegd Oh sanaTd
White. bbls S75c; bulk be- Philadelphia, zoe bulk
4o5c refined cases Ne" 49rk 1906 & 7, b5ik 7c
IladePha 70 7oe bglk 95s water Thts 9sfs & Mew
Prime crude spot. q g prime summer yellow sPcr
g a3sc January s79 a$se March Ssg3s1ss and M4S ~
3Sl2a39c off summer yellow October 5a4Of so0i iner ter
yeio~ 45c IISsEED 6IAmercan seed city ra% 9GS
49a5oc; out-of-town raw 4Sq49c; Calcutta raw o''
weak ali day rejecting liberal sales by commission ion
hogs estimated for TUESDAY p 600 Kansas city
sS sna m 200 short 'egeS eeS ss S
$i99 10 BEEFEsfeady stead QuGted Mess G$o %;
g 4s s 81 SIS g. PBsffEs BE 81 extra
SIS 90 a S29- DRESSED HOGS0WeaBkG; Quoted: Ba-
3S Ss 1os4c &C. 4oV cUr ii 'tMEATsrisea beIes ga
Si2sse; - n, 1ois @ios.c Picked hams, steady,
pe c nominal Gg lard barey seadT
America. 105oc: Continent. 945c Brazil ksSs II 7oG
3arely steady Quoted oleo 1oc city lard stearine,
RICE-The market FOR rice was steady, but only ;yy
rates here as well the Southern distributing
ordinary. 4Q4Ac; fair, 4&s a5c; good ordinary. "a
BIC: prime. JI3 a JatC choice 6U634c; Japan do
nestle. 5 g5'4c: Pana. foreign, 57s Q6&c; Rangoon
and Bassein. 5G57ac.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar steady.
hut fairly active, with prices unchanged. Tho
following list prices subject to rebate of 10
points and discount of per cent fer cash seven
days: crystal domuos. 72Jc; Eagle tablets. 72oc.
and crushed. 570c: mould A. j.35c cubes.
Eagle BIB bags powdered and Eagle confcctionors'
Erapulated. 525c: XXNX powdered, 1Jc; powdered.
powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
and fine Rranulated, Bloc Eagle, 2-fh
of fine granuated 52oc; 2-lb bags do. 53oc; 3z rb
- -, ,'-S ~
ard granuated diamond a. Sc confectioners' A. 9Oc;
No l. ! soc; Nos and 3. 4.75c No 1. 4T0c. No >.
800; No g 462c; No. = 453c; No s. 800: No Q.
II. II and 10 415c The local market for sugar
was steady, but quiet, ard UNCHANGED. DUTY paid
prices We're quoted follows: Centrifugal. test.
&4oc. and molasses sugar. 50 test. London
market for beet quiet and lower. with
the opening price 9s 32.d and the closing for
both October and November.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

the fFst name IS that OF the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled:
NcGsrry. William P-vulcanite Paving Company.
Msisel John. and Max L Rohman--B Conte Ct all
srfmalhoiz Edward B-M schmaIhols: October o. q
e. 1907 les "a
cenber 7. 1900 .-....--....,,.-.. All SO
cGthey George f1S Holcosnhe; October .. 1907
tIeSer Charles AW Crawford Aprl = 1895. $50 II
Il u Comb Company-The KleboId Press. October
= 1907 73I u
Goldfarb Philip Levy: April y 1907 ....... "A 81
Niileshausen, Adam-R II II DawhaTn: DoccIn-
Der Il. 1906 ................. 1s9 Il
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

BENJAMIN J. sforza reports the following Brooklyn
sales; For Thomas Gorrnan a lot 2ox100 feet. the
east side OF l4th ave. cd and esd SITS; for tho
ahU estate plot 401lOO feet the east side Of 1sth
ave- between GA 6sd sts.; also fc- Alexander B.
lawrence tbs lot 2oxlOo feet on Of Geth
81 go feet west ave. and for Peter Jensen tho
2s story frame house No 1852 65th St, plot 40xl0o
~eaf
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

A pVFRTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths Irtocns
~ received at Uptown Ofice. No 1884 Sroa1ssss
between S6th 3Tth sts, until O'Clock p m
tsements received the following branch onlces -
regular Office until oclock M vis; - 80 80
ave = 2Sd St 15S 9Th ave. cor 12th e % -
l4th St 25T West 42d st. between 5th ana SIN az!
28S West l26th 1888 "a ave- between Iotn anu So
IOo6 Sd ave- near 6lst 17OS LIST near csi
ST 1BT East 125th St T56 fremont evei 90 80 ao'
ana any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
THE wooDEND HOUSE LEASED.

7s ,scz,rkaraillard Realty Company has leased for
sfrs W T. wooaend to James shewan the house No
IS West 7lst st. furnshed Felix IsIan the four
g.ory dwelling house No. 166 West z7th St
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
VIRGINIA.
THE MEcKIENBURG HOTEL.

CAASH CITY. VA
On Southern Railway. ninety miles south OF Rich
mond. thoroughly modern. Rooms single and
suite. Private baths. heat electric lights. ele
Climate ideal location and surroundings supero
cuisine ana service All popular diversions
preserves OF thirty thousand quail. deer
turkey fox hunting
Nauhem system or baths. The famous
Mccklenburg Springs water-LAthia and Chloride Calcium
guests. Tourist rates from all points Weekly
rates. $500 and up. American. Booklets.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
~ their Uptown Office. No 1854 broadway,
between Both and 37th 0ts until O'Clock p. Adver
tisements the following branch Offices at
regular Office until o'clock viz. 264 Sth
I'D st l53 9th ave. cor l2th ST o. East
i4th St; 25T West AL between 9Th and Sth
263 West l25th st Sd ave. between 10th
sts; 1926 6ist 17OS LIST ave. seth
st i67 East St: ESQ Sd ave.
and any American District Telegraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
RESALE OF KEAHoN ESTATE PARCELS.

The Duross Company resoId for the estate Of Pat
rick Keahon buyers the three story dwelling
houses No. $40 West 18th ST. each lot 1sex
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
CHICAGO PRICES.
Mhnaf.

hETALS-TIN-The London tin market had a shsrn
ADVANCE with closing IS higher, at fI4s 15s
ana futures f6 lbs higher f149 15s. Locally the
market was quiet but higher in sympathy the
gains abroad with spot quoted $3.50 33c. COP
TEX was higher In London, closing fol spot
ana ,I 10 Tor tuuTes or f3 $50 90 15s higher Locally
tle marker was strong and higher, with lake
a. 5 q Zoe eleetrolytc at IL 13c. casting at
LOU l3c. LEAD was unchanged n London
ana at 455 q 465c in the local SPELTER
unchanged in both markets also, closing at f2f I5s In
LONDON ana 94OW0.45c locally. IRON ed
III me English market with standard foundry quoted
az OBS ana Cleveland warrants DDS. The
pig IRON eertheates at the Produce Exchange dun
ahn uHcnanged No sales
Tor Standard foundry follow: october and Noyember
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Boring.
Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
- County Of New Iork-Ross ~ Nolan. PlainIi1s
Lis1ie KirE Eren Xix julia xrrnstrons sad John Am
strong her husband the name John being ncltoIs s~a
s5i1s Soian and john SoIsn Sas6sad ass 9G.n
being unknown TO plaintiff Frank ATzoerEsr the nam.
unknown 10 paintiY: charles II Emery William ".
MgTdock the name William being act5ogs said Dc,
zmara being fictitious said Defendants
T' s se Rss name 4 wa being tcti5os said dsf.ndaa
Ter the name Edward being hctti9as said oeisnesa
first being unknown TO plaintiff; GeorSe Mathews
monsTo The above named defendants: You ars herssy
summoned 20 answer ths sleIlc1o a. ~ ,sj,
trs attorney within twenty DAYS after the seryiss q
OF failure TO appear or answer {Hasae. ~
be taken against BY default for the reef eenaAas
Dated New York. October 9th: 1907 ,,-r,,,v
ono. and Postofc. Address No IS PARK Row. BO:Ouss
.ToD the snt Sha hTms1r5Hs her husband the
Ssns s said & aS1ensaHs Ns si an 5sa PSs Sa N,
husband: The foregoing amended summons is ss5yea
james A. blanchard Justice OF the supreme Court 81
the state Of New York date the y IVa cay - cVIsni
the oce OF the Clerk Of The COUNTY OF SeT
the County Court House. in the Borough OK NA1iAA-
THOMAS J. MEETIAN Attorney for Piantin
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW Y8.z. YORK..
- County OF New York.-Rose NJ Nolan. Plsi1i.ns
9TaR' 9:.s R d4ns Esh HSaF & Julia &
Armstrong her husband the name John 6elns net, 70
tbe plartn Mary Nolan and John Nolan her husoan1l
TCeF@ndants-Amended sunmcns-TO the above haIlsl
Defendants You hereby summoned 70 answer
ths amended complaint in this action and 20 serss
copv OF your the Plaintns Attorney WIZ
twenty days after The service Of ;ht5 ss ~ ys
failure 10 appear answer. Judgment Will oe uNla
against you by default for the FelieE osH1~A~@.
the amended complaint
THOMAS J. MEEHAS.
Attorney Plai1tiE
ONCE and Postofics address. No 9s Park Row. bcr-
oush Manhattan. New York City. -
To the Defendants Lizzie Kirk, Ellen XIX, Juls
Armstrong and John Armstrong her husband. 80
name John being fictitious. said defendants 80
name being unknown to plaintiff Mary Nolan na.5 81
John Nolan husband The foregoing araendes
Summons is served upon you by publication pursgAns
10 an order OF the Hon James A. blanchard 3 JUS
tce OF the Supreme Court OF tho state OF New io.s
dated the 10th day OF October. 1901 and nIed ~.
the complaint and amended complaint IN the oIlss
OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York at the CC-
Court House in the Borough OF Manhattan New t'1A
CITY. -
Dased New York. October nth. 1907.
THOMAS J. MEEHANt
Attorney Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GOvernesses etc.
Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Country Property for Sale or To Let.

GALE OR RENT.-Eesant 10 room house: steam heat:
- all improvements; $4,000. easy terms. rent SEQ
monthly. ADDISON ELY. Rutherford. y J.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Citations.

II INpEINMEYR HENRY-The People Of ths STATE e.
IL New York by the grace OF God free and inoepenesn-
TO Mrs Henrietta Lindenmeyr. Gustave Ldneenssg
Henry ILndenmeyr Fritz IAndeumeyr Louise Son-S S@
Theka Sauer. Frieda Urchs. Ludwig F Llnoenn -
Henrietta Ldndenmeyr, Matilda IAndenineSF -
Thekla Henrietta Sack, send greetins. -. ...,,-.4
You and each OF you hereby cited and IeS~ -,
personally be and appear before our SurrosAts al
County OF York. at the Surrogates toHt 2. "A
county held at the Hail Records in the Couny yyS. -
past ten o. clock in the forenoon OF that day. tnen
there 20 attend judicial settlement or the
proceedings OF Gustave Lndenmeyr. Henry -ssn-
Gustave l. Jaeger. Willy Sonntas and hehIes lat VII
and testament Henry LAndenmeyr late OK tns SsSy
OF New York deceased; and such OF you as aLe
cited under the OF twenty-ono Sesl -.
quIred appear by guardian " you - =, h, az
pointed event OF your neglect or Ie Ies "a rsp
SO a guardian will be appointed By the SorfosA'' -
for YOU in the proceeding -, AZ tss
In testimony whereof We have eaussa .rfv s a. Nss
be hereunto afiNed - ~, a
IL. S Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate o
county. the County OF New 1oISi "a ere
OF October. In the year or our -
'' ''' DSNiEIs J. pOwpSEht
clerk OF the Surrosatss S0
HAwKESWORTH & KIRKLAND.
leo FraadNay New York city.
DvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions soE Ths lsas l,Ssy
between Seth STth until O'Clock p m a,
tsementS received the following hranen "A.
regular office until o'clock m Vis.' aa East
ave e cor ed 81 15S 6th ave, cor tn - s,h ayes.
se2 wes, I3SS Cd ave- between 18th an ssta
SITS; 1925 3d iTOS lst ave. "a aFas
ST: i5T East 12Jth ST.; TS6 fremont ave-; GU '~
and any American District Telegraph ofns~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 2S. 1907.
V-VFL-rV PEgvL.Tp-rC
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Country Property for Sale.

NOR SALE At OsSINING. 85 ACRES. WITH ELF
l. CANT dwelling Apply TO THOS. LEARY.
OssinirE. y y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

MUST SACRIFICE 2-STORY FRAME HOUSE
VI rooms. lot 6ON247. exclusive section: 1000:
worth $1,000: mortgage, $i4oO. JOHNSON. 343 Sum-
ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
lie Baron Drumm School F,

NvOUNG LADY WISHES PUPILS FOR PIANO. ~ :
Il good accompanist; terms reasonabIs " .
90. Tribune Uptown once. 1854 Broadway - d
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29

DARLOR FLOOR AND
II for , horses. yard
6S3 Marcy ave OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-29
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS sgcue,r,ss

'Aad interest.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

four of the races expert architects,
and won without material discussion
the approval OF the committee named
by the United States Government to
select the most suitable plans sub
mitted by architects of the Negro
race, 10 the end that the Negro Build
ing would be in every detail a pro
duction of the people in whose inter
est it was TO be used. This is the
only instance where the United States
government has awarded a colored
architect the plans for one of its fed
eraI buildings. Further proof of the
young mans general ability is found
in the fact that he personally superin-
tended the construction Of the build
ing at Jamestown, and when accepted
by the Government inspectors, after a
most rigid test, it was pronounced
Aawless, and conceded to be one of the
strongest and most durable buildings
on the exposition grounds Other
smaller buildings in connection with
the Negro Department, and conces-
sionaries. were also planned by Mir,
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

and a resident of the District of Co
lumbia having resided here all my
life. By act of last Congress a new
system of public education was in
augurated, which meant a reOrganiza-
ton of the public school system. BY
virtue of that act a colored superin-
tendent of schools was provided for.
The first being appointed was DR.. w.
5. Montgomery, who was subsequent
ly succeeded by Mr.. Roscoe Conkling
Bruce, the present incumbent Some
few days ago said Bruce uttered and
published malicious charge against
me to the Superintendent of Schools,
Mr.. Wm. +. Chancellor. A copy of
the same was forwarded to the presi-
dent OF the Board, Captain Oyster, in
which he Bruce, present assistant
superintendent stated that Mrs.
Mary Syphax Gibson, a graduate of
the Normal School (colored) and
formerly a teacher in the public
schools of this city, had paid me fifty
($5o) dollars for having her appoint
ed in the night schools in the year of
IQo6-7. At the same time Bruce made
the charge in writing he knew that
it was false and malicious and a con-
ception of his brain and imagination.
| believe, and | have reasons to as
sert, from the accompanying afida-
Wits OF Mrs. Mary SyphaX Gibson,
that said Bruce knew at the time he
uttered and published this malicious
charge II was false and untrue and
the motive behind it is we'll known
TO ME, which | desire to state to the
members of the Board of Education
many of whom have the highest re.
Spect, as has been evidenced by my
support of its reform policies, with
out compensation or hope of reward
That if I have ever acted in the ca
pacity OF an attorney before the Board
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12
BRUCEUNDERCHARGES

ROSCOE CONKLING BRUCE UN-
DER CHARGES-THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION DISMISSES COL
LINS
The Board of Education met lastWed-
nesday afternoon at the Franklin Build
ing. There was a full meeting and a
large and representative crowd of col
ored citizens was present. They were
not disappointed because the attack of
Roscoe Conkling Bruce received just
rsbuke. Mr.. John T. Cook called and
asked # there was not a communication
from Mr. w. Calvin Chase, who was
present and desired to make a state
ment. opt. James F. Oyster, president
of the Board of Education, handed the
following communication to the secre-
tary, who read it:
20 thc PRESIDENT and Members of the
Board Of Education:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I am a Citizen of the United States
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

The chef d'ouvre OF Mr.. Pittman' S
brilliant career as an architect is the
massive Negro Building at the James
town Exposition. 1t is his latest and
best achievement, and is confesSedly
the handsomeSt structure within the
vast enclosure. This building has
been praised without stint by the most
skilled architects OF he country, and
won the warmest congratulations at
the hands of President Roosevelt dur
ing his visit there on Georgia Day,
and was the subject of the heartiest
commendation by DIR, Boxer I.
Washington on Negro Day" The
drawings for this superb building
took first place in competition with
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

At the continued session of the NJ.
w. Eureka Grand Lodge of the Com
pack Masonic Fraternity for the District
of Columbia, an endowment fund was
inaugurated for the benefit of the sick
and dead members.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

}=1H
Pittman. and they are fine specimens
OF the architects versatility, taste and
lofty conception of the eternal fit
ness of things. From the stately
colonial type to the Spanish Renais-
sance is a far cry. but on the Negro
reservation Mr.. Pittman has blended
in true artistic fashion the prevailing
features of the Greeks and of the
Elizabethan era and the quaint cas-
ties of Queen Isabella, with here and
there an example of Wesleyan sim
plicity, and not forgetting dash of
the Oriental in the various conces-
sion booths with which the place so
abounds. Mr.. Pittman's work at the
exposition is a distinct triumph, and
has established him as beyond ques-
ton the races premier in the build
ing profession.
Still another brilliant opportunity
awaits him. By unanimous vote of
y. NJ. c. A. officials, held on the 9Th
OF Iune, Mr.. Pittman was engaged to
draw plans for and superintend the
construction of a $4,000 building for
the colored branch of the YoungMen's
Christian Association of the city OF
Washington. He is also engaged on
tentative plans for the laying out Of
a Negro city on the Potomac River
below Washington. to be developed
into an industrial center and a pleas.
ure resort. In addition to drawing a
plan for the typographical features Of
the new city. Mr. Pittman is expected
TO design the amphitheater. the pavil-
on, bowling alleys, a new hotel and
many cottages. The scheme is stu
pendous one. and is said to be backed
bv number of the wealthiest colored
men in the vicinity, who see the need
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12
District Of Columbia.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO EX-

CURSION
Sunday, October I3.
500 to Harpers Ferry and Martins
burg and return.
$I.35 TO Berkeley Springs and return.
$500 to Cumberland and return.
Special train leaves Washington at
s.I5 am.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

Tuskcgee's faculty, seeing the very
bright possibilities residing in the
Young man, and wishing to develop
teacher for the school, effected an
arrangement with Mr.. Pittman by
which he would take a regular course
IN the higher branches of architecture,
with special training in mechanical
drawing, and return TO the institution
for service as a member of the facul-
ty. In 1900 Mr.. Pittman was accord
ngly admitted to Drexel Institute in
Philadelphia, Pa and by means Of
The Washington bee., 1907-10-12

Continued to Page -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17

tada convenisntemente, 10 que produjO que
en- la misma casa Be encontrsFa una mu.
ier ataCada de Ia miBmR enfsrmedsd. De
las gestioneB pTRcticadaB Sc hA venidO en-
Conocimisnto de que los dos pEimeEou ca.
sos vinieron de Csguas pFoduciendo lR in.
fsoci6n eD el barrio de Sabsna LlRns.
Los smplesdos del depRrtamento CON
solidsdo, han llenRdo "a las taEjetas remi
tidaB poE la comisi6n del servioio civil y
que ssrviESn de bass para Ia claBifcaci6n
general de los destiuOs
-Josquin SAlRs, de H8tillo, informa
que hR recibido 81 psrmiBo para poder ira
baiar en- 81 panAderfa, deSpusB de hAber
llenado todoB los Fequihitoa que se le exi
gieron y soIiCita que Be oFdene una inspec'
Ci6n las demGs pansdeTfRu, algunas de
las d ue, & ga entender no Feunen las con-
diciones cesariss y manifeSta que 81 81
Se le obIig6 & hacer rtformRH debe ser
igusl para todoB, la Ley.
Sc estan hacienda va preparations
entire elementoB de lR colonia eSpsnola
de ests Ciudsd, para 81 banquete que on
honor del Fey de Espafls asCostumbEan
efsctuaF 81 dfa % dal mea eLtTante, ono.
m6stico de Alfonso XIII,
-Eatd punto de terminaEBs la CONS.
truCci6n del gran almRcen dsp6sito de
msrcsnoias que hace la CompsfifR de fs-
rrocaFFilcs en- 81 extreme Osste de los
terrsnos ganRdoH 81 mar. Be irfoEma
que ssr6 psinCipalmente dediCado dep6.
sito de szdcsFeg
--ContindA convertible en un gran To-
dasaI, Inconvenience para ell trafcO de
peraonas de vthfculoB aptihigi6nico
por dem6s, el tFoSo de calls comprsndido
entire Ia entrada del paBeO de ''UovadOn
GO" la eataci6n de los CARLOS electricoB
de Ia Marina.
-EstS indispuesto con una sfecci6n
catarrhal 81 Sc. Jose 7. Silva, del alto
comarcio de eAta plaza. DeaeamoBlo mejo-
ria.
Aver cslebravon aeui5n los sres. que
forman Ia Comiai6n del 6ervicio civil
concurriendo el PEeHidente Sr. Coles J
vOcales srss. PalacioB Rodriguez , Lugo
VlfaB
-Muy animads con gran conCuTren
ciR reEuIt6 anoche Ia function de exhibi
clones cinematogrGfcas que di6 sl "CiEco
Lowanda"
-Mshana & las cuatro de IR taTds, u
calabFarG On 81 Ateneo una reunion d
ls 7nta de mendigoBN para tOmar impoE
tantas acusEdoa. Don Francisco del VR
lie, alcalde de Ia ciudad, asigtir6 dicht
acto.
Ell aIcalde de Vieque H,noE, Amedt
Bon6t Confsrenci6 hoy con sl ComiHiOnad'
ds aducaCi6n, Mr.. Dexter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
ARUNClO.
Departamento del Acueducto.-S Juan
Puerto Rico.

Departamento del Acueducto. Juan
Puerto Rico.
En- visits de que los sefioTaa abonados al
BeEvicio del acueducto dirigen frecusnte'
mente cartas ofcialeI GoIicitando FsbsjaE
en- el ConGumo de agua fund6ndolaB ca
rerdidas excaBos de gssto que no depen'
den de la Administration, Be aviBa di'
choR sefoEes que deSds el pE6ximo mes de
ener0 poE consumes a paTtir de dicho meg,
no BerGn tBtimadau laB Holicitud q no 90.
tea fuudadas On motivoa que ID Admins,
trRCi6a hays podido , debido svitsr CO
rregir. P6-didas de aqua poF defcisnciaB
que deben ser coFregidas por loa duefias
encaYgsdcs de las e lcas no Be tsndT6n en-
Cuents pu2s la Administration no Puede
an mOdo slg lue acsptar como p6rdida poF
50 paEts, 10 que depends dc la atenci6n
que los intarsuados debsn preGtRr & gus
servicios paTticulaEes.
Y en- Relaoi6n tambi6n con an acueFdO
del Concejo acsroa de eatab eceE On CieEtos
cagos 81 mas de mayor consume dc lO8 ReiG
antsrioFes poE 81 gagto de nguR, debe On.
tsndeEsa que, ests medidR e. solo APPLICABLE
aquellaa Cauuas que no puedan atFibuir.
De & deuCuidon de los intsRsaadog y pF6viR
minuciosR investigation.
Lo que da 6rden del Hon. AlcaldP, 90
hacs p6blico para 81 debido conoCimieDto.
Carlos Paniagua. Inspector del acusducto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-17
INGENIERO CIVIL 7 AGRONOl
NEURALGIAS, CIATICA

Cualquiera que sea el asiento de las
neuralgias, las cuales muchas veces
proYienen de reumatismos, aconsejamos
siempre a cuantos de elias sufren que
hagan uso del Omagil, 10 mismo 81 los
dolores tienen su asiento en- los MEM
bros inferiores (ciaticas), que en- las
costillas, en- los rinones, EN- la
cabeza [jaquecas reumatiformes.)
Ell Omagil len licor en- pildorass)
tornado Ia mitad de la comida, la
dosis de una cucharada sopera de licor,
la de a 8 piIdoras, basta, en- efecto,
para calmar prontamente los dolores
reumaticos, aun aquellos mas crueles y
antiques y por rebeldes que sean a otros
remedies, curando asimismo y segin
hemos dicho, las neuralgias cualquiera
que sea su asiento. Del propio modo
aliVia los sufrimientos tan penosos de
los ataques de gotta.