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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04

Sigue afrmando el peri6dico de
los doctores que algunos miembros
de la sanidad local no Sc ocupan
mas que de cumpllr con su deber
y seguimos a6rmando que no es
cierto 10 que el peri6dico de la calle
de Allen asegura.
Afrmamos nuevamente que
hay coNDEscENDENc1As cusndo sc
trata de republicanos, aunque para
clio tenga que sufrir muy graves
perjuicios la salud pdblica.
Y como nos gusta probar 10
que declmos, leanse y medftense las
siguientes lfneas:
sSan Juan, julio 10 de 1897.
Hon. Superintendent de sa-
nidad:
Sehor: Tengo el honor de In
formar q usted que en- el dfa de hoy
he visitado la casa propiedad del
efior Andres Calvo, sita en- la
calle de sSan Agustin', Puerta de
Terra, parada n9 4, eucontrandc
en- el iondo del corral de dicha casa
una lerina en- pksimas condolences,
con piso de MADEIRA en- NAL estadt
sin tubo de ventilaci6n, despi
diendo malos olores. Y como este
lio consldero perjudicial q la salue
p1blica, 10 pongo en- ST conoci
miento para los fines que estim'
oportunos. Respetuosamente. =
JUAN TORRES, inspector de sandal
" bene6cencia.S
A esta communication Sc con
tesla en- julio "a 10 que sigue:
sJullo a. de 1907. Honorable
Superlntendente de Sanidad. Sc
for: Contestando su cotnunicaci6l
de fecha 10 del actual, n1mer'
40. 492 y referente q defciencia
denunciadas en- una casa propieda'
de don Audres Calvo, sita en- Puer
ia de Terra, debo manifestar
w. H. que referida dicha comun'
cacl6n al Inspector de aquel Distr
to para investigation { informe, co
fecha II, me contesta 10 que sigut
sRespetuosamente devuelto
se1or Inspector de Sanidady y Bens
6cencia, sinformandole que la X
trina deuunciada aunque no esta d.
-odo en- buenas condicioues, su due
no me ha manifestado varlas vece
que lie he noti6cado estas misnias d.
6ciencias, que en- breve ha de moi
tar inodoro a todas las 6ucas qu
posee en- el barriO, por cuya PRONE
50 las he tolsrado; pero he TEND
especial cuidado de que permanei
ca en- perfecto estado de limpieza
Con esta fecha Sc noti6ca al duel
de dicha casa para que en- el termI
no de treinta dias, proceda q la In
; talaci6n de inodoro con tanque
Ivertedero. = Respetuosamente, /.
G6mts BTosO, Inspector de Sanids
II Benefcencia.'
De modo que el Inspector {
Sanidad local Requena informa qt
Ia defcencia existe puesto que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
To whom 1t may Concern:

Public notice is hereby CIV er
that the municipality of Utuade he.
applied to the Executive c. ,unci
for franchise to take and r Sc 40,
gallons of water per mimi te fror
the creek sGrandes, In tie mun,
cipal district of Utuadr for th.
proposed water supply of thu towt
Of Utuado.
Apub'ic hearing on the foregoing
application will be granted by the
Executive Council on the fourteenth
day Of November, 1907, at thre.
O'Clock p. m, at which time ~
persons interested for or against
the granting of said application
viii be given an opportunity to b.
heard w. R. BENNETT Chief
CLERK, Executive Council s-x
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04

bierno y de la vida social de Puerto
Rico, asi como elevados dlgnatarlos
de la orden mas6nica, asistiran 4
dlchas conferencias y tomarsu parte
en- elias.
Mshana tendra lugar la segun.
da, en- el temple de dicha logia sBe.
tanceeI, situado en- Puerts de Tie
Ta, 1 les 8, P, N.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
ASUNT0S SAN|7ARIOS
ABANDONO Y TOLERANC|A

letriua NO EsTA DEL ToDo EN- Buzz
MAS coNDrcroNRs y que ha Motif
cado al dueiio vARIAs VICES RES.
PEcro A LAS MIsMAs DEF1cENc1As.
Y el doctor Gomez Brioso sus-
cribe el anterior informe y permite
que tales cosas sucedan en- su ne
gociado.
Y tras el primer informe viene
el segundo, que dice asi:
sAgosto "a de 1907 Homo
rable Superintendent de Sanidad
San Juan Puerto Rico.
Sshor: -Tengo el gusto de par
ticipar q V. H. que con fecha "a de
julio ha sido noti6cado don Andres
Calvo, para que en- termiuo de
treinta dias proceda & Ia instala-
ci6n de inodoro con tanque y yer.
tedero en- 81 casa situada en- la ca
lie de San Agustfn, Puerta de
Tierras.
sLo que comunico q usted pa
ra contestar su carta de fecha 10
de julio pr6xlmo pasado y 4 que Sc
contrae Ia denunciada presentadA
por el sefior { Inspector de Sanidad
ds csc Departamento. -Respetuo.
samen. } j. Gomez Brioso, Iuspec
tor de Sanidad y Bencfcencia.s
Y sigamos, sigamos analizan
do esta question que es muy I'm
portante.
En- octubre 9, viendo el sefiol
Torres que NADIA hacia .el seiiol
Calvo, tiene que lamar nuevamen
te la atenci6n del Jefe de Sanidad
por quejas que le presentara el We
cindario acerca de Ia peste nausea
bunda que la letrina despedia diri
giGndole la slguiente conunica
ci6n:
Honorable Director de SAM
dad y Benefcencia. -Sehor: Tie
60 el honor de poner en- sd conoci
miento 10 que sigue: Con fech,
10 de julio hice una denuncia con
ira don Andres Calvo de Puerta d
Terra por hallarse Ia letrlna de Ut
, ranch6n en- donde viven numero
. sos inquilinos en- pesimo estado.
El doctor Gomez Brioso con
test6 mi denuncia con fecha agostt
a., 8 sea 4e dlas despues, conce
diendo treinta dias de pIazo al seho
Calvo para arreglar Ia letrina de re
ferencia. 81 plaxo ha vencido el a
E de septiembre pr6xlmo pasado
hasta hoy, 9 de octubre, SON DO
0 MEsEs y as dias SIN que Sc hay;
!. hecho NADIA, continuando Ia letrin
> en- peores condiciones que cuand
0 fuk denunclada por el inspector gu
suscribe. -Respetuosamente, !. ID
J. ves, inspector de sanidad.S
u Resulta de todo 10 anteriormer
te expuesto:
d I Que en- julio 10 Sc present
una denuncia contra Andres Calv
e POT tener una letrina en- muy mals
c condiciones higienicaS.
a q Que en- julio a. Sc contest
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-04
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducimos facsimile carta que nos dirie este
distngudo escrtor expresando el efecto que produ-
jera propo case el uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rinones.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
ACCUSED PAszn0R
Held To Grand~~Jury, Two Women
! Being on His Bond.

l. DanVille, I'LL, Aprtf&18.-
hearing the most damaging evidence
from the lips Of Miss Florence Duns-
worth and three little girl friends.
all OF is or under, Rev. Charles N.
Remission, pastor Of the First Con
regauonal Church, was held to the
gra nd jury today in bonds Of $32,.
900 on charges Of paternity and
criminal assault. ~,
Nine members Of the congrega-
ton, including two women, went on
his bail bond. Rev. Remission was
accompanied by his wife, two daugh-
tiers, Rev. Hayes, former pastor and
several officers Of the church, who
declined to abandon his cause.
The prosecuting witness, q pretty
little girl in a short dress, testified
that last October the preacher took
her to church study to, perfect ar
rangements for q farewell party he
was engineering before her family
left for Trinadad Colo. for the
fathers health. When they arrived
in the study the minister committed
criminal assault, she said. Rhea
Gregor, aged 16, testified that the
minister attempted to- &fondle her,
but she fought him on. Isabelle
Hodge, aged 10, testified that he
testified that he took undue liber-
ties, and Olive Orlea, eyed 10 testi.
Ned that he took her on his lap
and fondled her. E%,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
President Mckinley on Expeditions.


President William Mckinley had
the right idea about the value Of ex-
positions. At Buffalo, in 1901, but
q short time before his tragid death,
the president made some striking
observations on the subject, and his
glowing tribute to these mastery
displays Of the manifold resources
OF nation ora people, will live for
all time in the realm Of helpful lit
erature, Of lofty thought and Drac-
teal action. What he said Of the
Buffalo Exposition is equally appIi-
cable to the magnificent demonstra-
ton now being made ready at James
town, and what Is true Of the moral
and material effect Of both enterpr.s-
es as whole, is none the less true
OF the exhibit to be made at the lat
ter place by the 100000 colored
people Of the country. Here is what
President Mckinley said on exposi-
ttons, and every sentence spark1es
like unto a rare, jewel:
'Expositions are the time. keepera
Of progress. They record the worlds
advancement. They stimulate the
energy, enterprise and intellect Of
the DeoDle-they quicken the hui
man genius. They go into the home,
They broaden, brighten the daily life
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
A Kiss.

y i
What at is ;, a tiss?"y4 NJ knows
'NOC /! e,,. r@!,tt :S@.,., A..,-,; 49,. .:. .
=. 1AApd yet. with hnrptle git.aI !. :. j:
Now that you've asked, me !, VIII :tr
To give nay view OF it,, 233s;" ~.
sls1a Y
"A friendly Tgrimace, pleasing, quite;
Ma asgaR iagsaf tbs ey sf y;ste4
e ffsf1s Hight
Or better, starry skies
a rare HAVANA sacrificedL'"'
A breath upon the lips;'"
The spirit. of red wine 'eHticed :
To sparkle in long sips.
=. -. .... ?. =. - -. Ss5f,s
A contact either short OF Dong;
A dozen thoughts or less;
The. question, Is it right pr wrong?
And then-just .foolishnegs
g.. ~, 49,. r-Lurana W..,esheldon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18

II the people. 8 SO Sopen ratkhty
sh6HS1s a6tt ] ~ 81 sla4na rstE$Ahs
sEssss lton, craze q ,.sI'
some onward
ttep. Conn arson OF ideas Is always
educational, and as ouch instructs
he brain and hand OF sman. Friend
~ rivalry follows which Is the spur
20 industrial npr6ysh1ent--th the I'm
,Diration to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana, to
tliSh sendeayor IN ALI depa rtments OF
iHHlan activity.3t S.SaE%&&a !,
Ehe hate president spoke wisely
lnA4Yell The advantages otsespasiy'
tfURs OF all peopless4ssNegroes, 5asywellS
ias whites-couldy HDt have BEN put
Z more tersely"nor more convtqicingly.
The constructive workers Of. the race
have long ago reached the sensible
conclusion SO eloqnently voiced. by;
President Mckinley. Those who,
lave mot yet been converted are los-%
ing the one great aRportunity. Of a
lifetime, .>". ~, !.'E%
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
VIZ ,
The Hammers.

By Ralph Hodgson.
Noise Of hammers onceI heard,
Other hammers, jmuffied hammers,
Heating shaping, nigh and day,
Shaping, beating. dust and clay
To a palace. saw 1t reared;
Saw, the hammers laid away.
And ], listened, and I heard
Hammers beating night day,
In the palace newly reared,
Beating It to dust and clay, r
Other hammers, ;muxed hammers,
Silent hammers Of decay.
-. London Saturday Review.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
,sNJ X st3s.
PoET's. CORNER
Concerning the Thaw Matter.

Concerning the Thaw Matter. =. =
? =, ,'"' .. -, ~-e----r---a-z=e =, ~ -
New York World, ,ss.l,.., 49,, :..".
What? ~. - st;,- s'ss>"t 49,,
Great Scott! Yis..Hl&> 49, j.,
Have I'VE got >,-s--.--~.,--- -. ( -. -: =
To stand it when the? weather's hot? !
IT was bad enough u.s.
When we had 1T on ice, ><4,t-.>:
But in the summertime II
Well, 1t isn't nice. @a5fs. = +
And we hereby enter 9 loud objection,
Unless 1t lis served with disinfectton: !
BY gosh! s.: .,,..,
We don't want to slosh .<~.~
Around In that muck i" =
And be stuck ..*,.%, - -
In that moral slime :, -@. -
Al Al the time! -, III. 10. ~; ! :!
|tAint, there. some other way -. = : :. :
70 fix 1t? In pinch, =: :
Couldn't we lynch. t.sa e..
The lawyers? II we could r., ;;
That might do some good 49,
Or couldn't we rise
And paralyze - 80,
Any judge who dareS&o sit +
And give us any more of it 49,.
Or couldn't we reach out and bang
That alienistic ttT af4stprm gang?
Or couldn't we, in righteous fury,
KNOCK ont the men who'd mdke a
jury? IA M j
Oh, say, c.AT'
Couldn't we do any. old way =
And say twas done In. self defense. =.
Or, in the light Of past events,
Call it an act Of FTgvidence? ....... !
However, if it can't be, done, ..
And. all that rot has got to run i.
Through legal channels on the town,
Why can't the. papers 4cal it down?
Why can't they do 5: "
What's right and fit .:;.,
| BY printing not line Of it?
1t ism 't~pews;. .E,,lt
It's only slime ! = go,
Unfit to print in summertime,
Amt it. . =
W. j. hampton
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
MEASLY TRICK

BeIlefontaine, Ohio, Aprn 16.--Au
OF the members Of the senior class in
the Lewiston High school have the
measles and the commencement,
which was set for ADril26, has been
postponed because the seniors will
be breaking out aboutgthat time,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18

We have just closed a
contract with one of the
largest Tailoring con-
Germs in the country to
handle all their misfits
at less than SO per cent
ON the dollar.
y : > e. = ... 5 =
!. If you contemplate
buying a New Suit, it
would pay you to look
at some of the styles we
have on:hand We have
them in all the latest
weaves. all sizes a MD
styles, and prices-way-
down below the actual
cost Of the raw material
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18

Mr.. Isaac Hathaway, the noted
Kentucky sculptor, will have on ex-
hibition life-sized duplicate OF his
valuable bronze bust Of the late DR..
A. P. Ross, founder Of the thriving
Haynnan Seminary at Harrodsburg,
KY. - Mr.. Hathaway is also the pos
SCISSOR Of the only death mask taken
of the celebrated poet, Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, and arrangements are being
made to have this shown in the art
division of the Negro Exhibit.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18

Inc musical exhibit, which will be
quite an elaborate collection of the
producers, vocal and Instrumental. of
Inc colored composers of the country,
mas been placed in charge Of Mr.. Clar-
ence Cameron White, the eminent
Vlolinfst, of Washington, DC. MAJ
steal Instruments made by Negroes
VIII be displayed, and frequent reci-
tails, using the composition of Ne
groes exclusively, will be. given.
Newport News IS pretty little
clty, and It's people are hospitable to
the last degree. 1t is in close proxi-
nifty to the Exposition grounds, and
many will doubtless make it the base
OF their operations during their So
Journ In 1.-THE TideWateE. section. The
Terry company has agreed to>furnish
clean and comfortable boats on which
there Will be no discrimination be-
tween colored and white passengers.
The trip across Hampton Roads is
delightful one =
Ihe amusement concession has
been granted to hletmore & jackson.
and on a given nu II1her of evenings of
each week, the stop notch" drama
! tic, lyric, and comedy specialist of tho
race will be presented under their
direction. Mr.. Metmore's extensive
acquaintance Wi the -1"Sta rs. Of the,
theatrical armament. and acknowled-
ged taste as a purveyor of entertain@
ments that appeal to the enjoyable
attractions in the magnificent audi
forum of the Negro huilding.
A prominent orchestra and grand
chorus, organized, and led by a skill
ed musician, WILDE among The arts
tic features Of the exposition season. :
The Negro Exhibit is doing good
In more than one direction-it is
opening the door Of opportunity to
many phases Of Negro endeavor by
furnishing lucrative employment to a
small army Of the intelligent, skilled
! and Industrious men and women of
the race. Clerks, stenographers, car
, penters builders, architects, .eleetri+
/ clans, printers, ETC., (;are drawing
direct benefits at this time from Its
, Golfers, and the landlords, concession
/ aries, owners Of vehicles, musicians
player folk, walters. exhibitors, at
tendants and myraid of helpers Of
every description, will get within
| reach of the golden stream within
the near future. Both in moral
! eject and in tangible profit, this
vast Negro enterprise will go a long
way toward making Everybody hap
lpy. -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-04-18
~ - . - -. 4 a1s ;sS---
EST EXPOSITION NOTES.

The Jamestown Exposition is .: a
compreh ensiNe study. in black and
white; Of the past;three hundred
years OF American achievement.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
BANK RESERVES
SHOW INCREASE

The Comptroller Of the Currency has
completed a tabuiation of the returns
from national banks received up to the
close Of business today, under his call
Of December 3. The table includes re-
ports from twcnty-seven cities and six
States.
A comparison OF the percentage Of
legal reserve and the percentage CT
total cash, with that OF August y,
the date OF the previous call, shows
that there has been a total increase
OF 4Z55. an average of 2.05 for twenty
one cities. The comparison also shows
that the lowest comparative reserves
are in the central reserve cities, and
the larger reserve cities OF the eastern
part Of the country, and that the great
est increase in reserves is in the cities
OF the South and West. notably Balti-
more, Savannah. q weston, San An
tonic. Indianapolis. Wichita. St. Paul.
and San SraEcisco. In the District Of
Columbia there has been an increase Of
476.
The comparative percentage Of re-
serves is as follows:
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
DEMANDS NEW OFFICERS
FOR KANSAS CITY BANK

Efforts to reorgnize the defunct Bank
Of Commerce OF Kansas City can secure
the sanction Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency only under certain conditions.
one is that none OF the officers and d.
rectors Of the present institution can
serve in that capacity under the new
regime
The Comptroller authorized this an
nouncement yesterday. after a long con-
ference with Senator Warren OF Mis-
souri, AID o. II. Dean, Of Kansas city.
There should be- he declared. such
a reorganization OF the board OF d.
rectors and officers Of the bank that the
new board and officers should be free
from all responsibility for the suspension
OF the old bank; and be men," he con-
tinued' who must also be OF such
standing as 20 inspire and command
confidence throughout the West"
Other requirements are the restoration
and Increase OF the capital stock and
ample mOney on hand 10 meet all de-
mands. Comptroller RidgeIy announces
that he VIII 90 TO Kansas City and per.
sonally aid in the reorganization as soon
as a definite plan Is ready for consid-
Grafton.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
New York Stocks

Iorotations furnished By Fost F7agg.
members OF New York Stock Exchange. l35i
+ At nW.l
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
NEW YORK-STOCKS BONDS AND MONEY WASHINGTON
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Financial students who predicted the
total disappearance Of the premium on
currency before the end OF the week
were disgruntied. and also disappointed.
Dull and fifeless when not down
right weak" This expression is being
used very frequently to tell the story
,f Wall Street these fine December
days
banks must make up their reserves
and strengthen their position generally
before the change for the better comes.
and then the holidays are but ten
Gays hence. After the New Year holi-
Gay there should be q large amount OF
moDey-mihions OF it-seeking new IN
NeStmenL Perhaps stocks will rise
then- They are low enough for pur-
chases by people with the actual cash.
The directors Of the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Company de-
clared their regular dividend of IA Der
cent for the quarter.
The deficit Of the banks OF New York
is now H0.l0l.175, as compared with
$l,169.OOo last year. and a 1896. 900 sur
plus two years ago.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
COTTON OPENS STEADY,
DROP FOLLOWS SALES

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cotton
market was quiet and steady today.
Prices opened up about four points on
the slightly better Liverpool cables than
had been expected. This was credited
to liquidation by some Of the big bull
interests, and It caused OtaCr selling for
Wall Street and local operators, which
sent prices down five 10 six points from
last nights closing. December broke
TO 1l.4S: January 1898; March, hog;
May, 110S. and July, n.O0. After this
selling movement ran its course, ma
nfpulative interests came IN and bought
and bid the market up again. so that
prices practically ended about the same
as last nights closing C'osing prices
az follows.
December. II. .52d11. 80; January, 10.924
1888; March. 11.O9dl110; May, Ills bid;
July, 11-1Od1Ln.
The market closed steady.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
EXCHANGE ACTIVE
DURING THE WEEK
RumorS Afloat About Con-
troll OF Traction Com
pany Shares

The week on the washington Stock
Exchange has been characterized by
rather more activity. brokers showing
less disposition to protest the market
and prices. making some slight cOnces-
gions amounting in the case OF the trac-
ton shares TO a point or two. The air
Is full OF rumOrs Of a fight for the
control Of Washin gtOn Railway and
Traction shares. and then another ru-
NOR reports possibrt tiles % the consol-
idation OF the two companies. There
may De no truth in the latter report.
but there is probably some grounds for
believing this first story.
II there has bceL ssSt for control, as
indicated. the huL- Of She stock pur-
chased by interested parties was ac-
quirec or the hoCr o. the exchange, as
the sales there while much more lib
eral, have been by no means Of suf-
hcient importance to cause a ripple in
the matter Of control.
Discuss Presidency.
Brokers are talkiIg o. the taking OF
the presidency OI the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company by secre-
tary Loeb. the: MAJ, next to the Presi-
dent. A story - running the rounds OF
the willingness on the part Of some
brokers to pay a handsome margin for
an option on a block OF the stock Of
the company. ana yet with this kind
OF prospect, alleged, the shares have
been going down, down to 63 the best
bid at the close. The last sales were
at G5. and q1ite few shares changed
q nd af
nearly ten points lower than what II
was sixty days ago-another rather Pc
culiar action when there is "a hen on"
Capital Traction sold Gown 10 I'D and
closed a little better or at 122K.
one can find the same buIIish news
on change regarding the washington
Gas Company shares, and yet a fairly
good fight IS being made against the
doubling capitalization pian-and the
contest IS by no means decided. The
insiders expect TO have 10 cut the price
10 meet the agitation but they are Will
ing 20 offer this concession for the de-
sired increase Of capital The decision
in the matter is yet some time of and
the fight is being prosecuted with
vigor.
In the miaor shares there has been
but little interest. nor has there been
much Of a demand, save On one or two
days. for bonds.
Mergenthaler Dividend.
Mergenthaler. on its extra dividend
declaration, made good advance.
Mitchell Mining has been steady around
R407k. while Greene Cananea has been
neglected, but close. u s or s. little un-
der. The talk is Of the rear approach
OF the opening OF the mines
The market at the extreme close was
just about as dull as II could be.
Moreover Il is likely 10 be quiet until
after tho holidays. when the distribu-
ton OF dividend money may cause a
be--er inquiry for the safe Washington
dividend payers.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
PIE.

The old lady who distinguished her
pies by marking them with IT" sig
nifying Ids mlnce" and "'talnt mince. %
has been outdone by the culinary expert
OF little hotel among the Green noun
tains. The chance guest had finished
the serious part OF a wholesome dinner,
when the cook, who was also waitress
and landlady. asked him II he didn't
want some pie.
What sort OF pie have you?" he
asked, cxpectantly.
well. we've got three kinds" said
the hostess; "open-faced. cross-barred
and kivered-al pple."-Woman's Home
Companion for October.
The Washington times., 1907-12-15
New York Bond Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-United States
Government bonds:
2's reg. 1890. l04}Zd105h.
2's coupon 1880 l05d1O5Si.
3's reg. 1903. 10lizq12L.
3's coupon 1913, 1OlkG102i.-
3's small bonds, l0OA.
As coupon 1875. 1194iZl-
Panama 2 s reg, l03lR-
Philippine As, 10Ilz41l0iz.
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND TRANSACTIONS
Imperial Japanese as. 20.
American Tobacco 6s, S3A.
American Tobacco reg, ..
American Tobacco Is. 50
Baltimore and Ohio 3iE's, 90
Central Georgia second inc. a.
Chesapeake and Ohio 6's, los,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iz's. 80.
Delaware and Hudson As, S4lz.
Erie cvt. IS. $. A, 81.
Erie cvt. As s. VB., 5llz-
Erie cv-. As, s. NB., 5lh-
Lake Shore As. 1881, 81.
Norfolk aad Western con. IS. 921a.
Northern Pacific, 5's. Co.
Pennsylvania 81 s, 1872. s9@t-
Reading As, 81.
Union Pacific first as. 99lz-
Union Pacific Cvt IS 81.
United States Steel s Il SIS. S3is.
United States Steel, reg, S3iz.
Western Maryland, cvt. SIS, S6.
Total sales. Sl.125.0OO.