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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE CITY TAX SALE.

Clerk OF Arrears Cady disposed Of 200 more num-
bers yesterday the list OF lands tenements be
sold for unpaid Two lots at the beginning
Of the sale were down TO twenty-five years each,
but this momentary CLEAN OF lveliness succeeded
by the monotonous reitcraton Of Corporation" "a
thousand years." until property in Finy-second
and Fifty third brought several bids 'eighty"
'twenty. fver and forty years Several parcels
Fifty-seventh street also induced spirited compc
tltion and then the Corporation had everything It's
way for quito while. The OF the Law reached
down SO far Gold street, In ono instance
property there assessed In 1870 for tho
Maiden lane Stowe pavement being bid OH for fourteen
years. Three lots In Lexington avenue were bid in by
the owner after the ula0rs had the term down
to and two years to the amusement OF the audi
cnce. The 0mnivOrous Corporation swallowed up
churches schools, converts, the property OF street
railway companies and finally the Aalre Works.
Fernando Wood had probably paid t2lsT 20, assess
mcnts made in 1855 and 1870 on land aud buildings In
Ninth avenue, NJ the numbers opposite his name were
passed by and tho frequent skips made by Mr. Cady
denoted that many property owners had at last con.
Guided to pay the amounts assessed to tIem and thus
themselves further trouble and expense. The
''snle' will BIO continued on Thursday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
NEW YORK NAUTICAL SCHOOL.

The twentyfourth anniversary or the above insttu-
ton will take place Monday evening October IS.
1875, at eight O'Clock The annual address will be
delivered by the President, Dr. Thoms Ar. Henry
King, Rev. w. !. Terry, Rev George Howell and
others will address the assembly.
The report just issued the purposes OF the
institution and the results which II has attained The
Nautical Department has already instructed, since It's
establishment In 1852 about thousand navigatOrs
The Medical Department nslrucs navigators In medi-
cine surgery and hygiene The results have been very
satisfactory and the department has attended more
than hty-iOur thousand OF the sick poor.
Free lectures To be delivered tho following sub
jects when the scnoo opens practical navigation.
nautical astronomy, the law OF storms and
ocean waves meteorology collisions sea, marine In
surance rights and privileges Of American ships laws
regulating the seaworhness Of ships prevention Of
sickness on ship board surgical treatment OF accidents
medical treatment vi ship board treatment OF
surgical diseases ship board powers aud duties Of
commanders officers and men, the protection Of sea
men, powers Of Attorney, blood money" and other
kindred subjects.
Free scholarships have beon given by the leading
chants and bankers oil this city thus enabling poor
young seaman to qualify themselves Tor the Highest
position on shu board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE FEAST OF TABERNAoLEs.

Yesterday began the annual Jewish festival cdn
memoratve OF the years that the parhrchs and tribes
or Israel dwe in tents they took formal and CON-
pete possession OF their own land. To-day will DO
observed religiousy by the orthodox Israeites With
services in their synagogues The festival CONTINUES
seven days, but in cities like New York cannot be
observed with that attention and that 1t commands
in smaller towns and country places Hero tho faithful
have mprovise tabcrnacIes OF branches and stcksI
their back yards the roofs of their houses And
these branches must be Of four kinds Of bearing
now which II Is not always convenient easy OBJ.
tam SO that the feast Is not and cannot be observed
In that strict ceremonial manner In which tradition
claims IL should be observed Indeed all the ancient
Jewish festivals falling into desuetudo except New
,nerry-mukinQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
GLENDENNING AGAIN CONDEMNED.

The committee appointed by the Prcsbytery OF Jcr-
sey CITY to investigate tho irregularities the Prospect
Avenue church have decided that the election Of Mr.
Barte elder irregular and contrary TO the laws
Of the Church. and therefore, that said election was
null and void. Mr.. Bartel ordained by the Rev
Mcssrs Glondenning and Moore assisted by Elder
Dunno. Tho object OF the election was TO super
sedc Elder Howell, an old and highly
speced gentleman, who condemned Glonden-
nlngs action In deiyng the Presbytery.
Mr. Howell was one Of the founders OF the Prospect
Avenue church aud Is considered the pioneers of
the Presbyterian church Jersey City Heights. Tho
synod viii meet at Brooklyn next week and Glendcn-
nngs appeal from the sentence OF the Presbytery will
then 10 heard The runor which has been circulated
during the past week that Gendenning was married 10
the daughter VI prominent member Of the church ~
without foundation lie declares that he will abide Oy
the issue ~ the session Of tho synod Rov. Mr. moore
Is IN favor Vt reversing tho Judgment Of tho Prespy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE CLEWS FAILURE.

On account OF the continued illnoss OF Mr.. Henry
Clews his examination which to have taken place
yesterday at two O'Clock, in tho office OF Mr.. Edgar
Ketchum, Jr., Register in Bankruptcy, postponed
until Thursday next ut the hour and place The
growing out Of the suit Of Mr.. b. ii. Cheever for
$l40 600 the OF profits OF an alleged partner
ship VITA H. Clews Co., Is set down for hearing on
the 10th inst, a. eleven O'Clock A NJ, In tho same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

Arguing for an American
System Of Currency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
Y. M. G. A. LITERARY SOCIETY.

Tho twentieth semannual reception Of the abcvt
society will be held Friday evening" October 40,
eight O'clock In Association Hail. of FoursoouA
street and Fourth Rvenua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

A prominent officer OF the< Department of
the Interior, who has had considerable expe
rience In dealing with the Indians, referring
10 the threatening attitude of the Sioux a,
The Black Hills council, is inclined TO think
the commission in no great danger, since
these Indians invariably come into council
in an irregular line of battle, whooping and
yelling, and firing their guns in the air. Toe
effect of such performance on a novice is
Somewhat startling, and leads TO the belief
That bloody massacre will Immediately
follow. Tie presence of troops a the council
doubtless has an irritating effect on the In
clans, bat the authorities exercised but orii-
nary prudence in providing them In case OF
emergency. If these troops are .'trieI men
and true" aud well versed in Iniiau war
1are, they will undoubtedly be able To punish
The s2vages should they become too me-
nacing, although the latter Outnumber them
I've 10 one. The military force now there
consists OF three companies OF cavalry and
Tour OF Infantry aid are )ubtIess disposed
by an accomplished officer Ike Gen. Terry in
such manner as 10 act promptly in case OF
an outbreak 1t Is to be regretted that a bat
terry OF artillery could not have beel pro-
yided, as the savages stand in slo-tal terror
OF "heap big guns"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

~ , HAMiLIoa BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
0S JohN a PRESCOTT, Secretary. vil be ct Ne
Sos, Oh ITs nS icons. corner sth street and Pc
and TUESDAY. sept q, Oct. i, 4 and 5, from to s
y. m :, 70 receive dues, &c.
sep2s tn IN. cam b. H. wARNEB, Pres,.
TBU, C.A:-The members Of 20.
requested to be present ct the next regular ses.c
Of the Circle, on WEDNESDAY. So osember a
ISIS, ct IN o'clock, business Of vital i'm eortancs
70 every member will be considered.
BY order Of the Circle.
T@ARLINGTON CO-OPERArIVE BUILD.
N ING ASS0CIATI0N.-The hrst payment Of
6ues, &c, MONDAY, October 4. ISIS, q O'Clock D.
m, 81 the Board Of TRADE Rooms, No. si9 Market
space Subscription Of Stock will be received BY
Thos. Hyde, President, q Riggs Co.; Chas- b.
n0rthwest: yno. Joy Edson, secrstary, I'LL street
Eisss Co; Geo. W. Hardness, 1220 II street
northwest; b Robinson, 90 Pennsyly snis avenue;
Irsncis Miller, 3o7 q n street northwest; " n Y.
Bayly, Gao Works, corner Of 7j-h and g streets
rorthwest; Thomas b. Penicks aud II. u xon
bly,, Government Printing Once; y. q. Middle.
ton, Teller Metropolitan Bank; ". Tyler, 1as
10Th street mort invest j. ID. free, 7I5 street; A.
y. IoDgley. Agricultural Department; and Edw ard
tecler, 4 209 TN street rorthxe-t
I~o TII0s. HYDE, President.
fAV.SVi kpS0S, Secretary, sepeS-6:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

Human nature il pretty much the same in
all the churches. The spirit that wrestled
with, and great many people think threw.
brothers Onderdonk and Beecher, and Glen
denning, and a great many other shining
lights, too numerous 10 mention, seems to
have got footing in the Roman Catholic
church also. Father Lamour is his name,
This time. His church was ST. Borromeo's, a,
Peru, Infiana, and the woman ia the case Is
named Masgy Burke, his late housekeeper
Father L. is travelling now, Maggy has gone
hone 20 her parents, and the town OF Peru Is
fun OF excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

What Go Senator Allison and mis- brother
commissioners think now of the christianiz
ing policy OF furnishing the latest improved
firearms to the Indians, In order that they
may be more certain of a supply OF game?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

Sagscious newspaper men are generally
engaged just now In hunting up for possible
use soon sketches of the lives of the mem
bers OF the Black Hills commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

The mayor of Wilmington, y. C, has hit
upon plan 10 rid that place OF burglars and
thieves that might be adopted with adyan-
tage in other cities. He has notified the POI.
lice that If the robberies that are OF such fire.
quent occurrence there are not soatei by the
LIST of October, ne will discharge every man
On the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

Is THIS CHEAP.
large ssZe, IS cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF, 75c
Nearly one yard wide fine CHlNrZ CALICO,
ia navy blue, II cents,
CARRIERS.
TOT MARKET SPACE
very Ire double fo,t black ALPACA, 81 cents,
worth 81 cents
Double width, all wool black CASHMERE, 81
cei.ts, very cheap.
New fsii and winter DRESS GOODS, in plaids,
s,Tsts, plain
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents
Enc llent CALICO, in short lengths, Ga cents,
Vo'th 10 cents.
sple did yard wide bic acho1 COTTON, In short
lea 9Th, 10 cents, worth l21S cents.
Splendid vhite BL aNKETS, a3.
'ASSIMLRES, CLOTHS, for men and boys,
% c, nts.
Large TOWELS, Il cents; heavy STOCKINGS,
y cents; LINEN NAPKINS, cents; linen HAND
KFRCHIEFS. cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep2s TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

1t will be seen by the report in our lO,al
columns that the horse disease, which has
prevailed in the northern cities Tor some time
past, has reached Washington. About one
hundred horses belonging to one of our street
car companies are affected by 1t, AMI the
disorder is prevailing to some extent in other
quarters Fortunately, however, the dis
ease is less serious in its character than the
complaint which visited the country three
or four years ago, and il is not likely, jltg-
ing from present appearances, that the pI5
lie will be seriously Inconvenience in con
sequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28
THAMILYON BUILDING AsSsCGA-
TON.

"HAMILYON BUILDING AsSSCsA-
TON.
The srst regular monthly meeting Of the HAM
IBTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the pay >
ment OF due. &C will be held the Board of Trade
Rooms, corner of 81 street and Penn=y ami a
avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October 8. al O'Clock.
stock may be subscribed at the following places.
Real Estate Broker,
Corner 7th and = streets northwest
WM. HENRY BROWNE,
AttorI ey at Law LIE Droit Building,
JAMES FRASER, Treasurer,
Git g street northwest.
M. p. CALLhN, Real Estate,
Sl3 It'll street northwest.
ms street northwe-t.
4th Auditors Office, Treasury
JNO. G. THOMPSON,
]. p. HERMAN, Dry Goods,
JOHN COOK,
4th AUDITORS Once Treasury,
GEO. Il. WOOD.
Ofice Com ptrOer of the Currency
+. M DkTWEILER, Printer,
Cor 18th street and Pa. ave.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Builder,
oil 7th street northwest.
JOHN III. W. BURLEY,
12l4 10th street northwest
shares j each Association calculated to close
IN about six years.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Sec'y
sep5 CttC6 Trib. tn this I'D L
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seP8 dtoc6 LTrib. tut h,s,kdl
@MEDICALo PREPAYMENT GEORGE
A TOWN COLLEGE.
snSS ses 81 nS in the
vss, on MONDAY, October l. at 5 O'Clock p M I'll
hood" - iH''H'' "N' 0H'iu
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, MD,
general Pathology, and deal Ethics, aud Pres
FLOD0ARDO HOWARD, MD,
P;S,essor of Obstetrics and PqsrpeIal Diseases of
women, and Treasurer OF the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND
Professor Of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES T. MORGAN, ND,
Medical Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL q. BrsEY,MD,
Professor OF Diseases of Infancy and Childhood.
j. HARRY THOMPSON, ND.
Professor Of Physiology aud Diseases of Women.
ROBERT REYPCRN, MD,
Professor Of Principles Of Surgery and Microscopic
BENJ. 8. HEDRIcK, M. A, PhD.,
WARWICK EVANS, Nd,
Professor Of Anatomy.
P MURPHY, MD
Assistant to the Chair of Ply sio,ogy.
CBARLES v BoahNAN, MD,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER NJ d,
Proseetor TO the Char Of Anatomy.
J l.. ELIOT, Nd,
Prosector to the Chair of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, N. D., Dean,
sey2O-2w No. $40 street northwest.
~ CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND READ
ROOMS or THE vouAsss MEMS CHRISTIAN
CORNER 9Th AND STKzKrs.
EveLing Glasses in German, French, English,
Iaily Prayer Meetings at NoondAy, D, and 9
An are invited. sep,2tr
rFNATTIH2INhhdL, nETig.h G9LhESL OF
The 54tb course Of lectures will begin MON
DAY. 9c,oher an, at ?. m with an Introductory
J. 9. kILEY, M. u Professor of N ateria Medica.
u II TTIo o D. Prpis:.or Of s1rs Sy,,,
A. ,. A. KING, M. D., Professor of Obstetric.
3. I. TRisTox LII D., Professor of Chemistry.
W. b. DKINkARD, NJ. D., N, b. q. s., Professor
v. LIE, N. d, Professor of Physiology.
.p,sr J. C. 1 ttat Il. 4 11 3 e es:aa..
FLEwis JOHNSON 4 co..
6ANKERS,
CorRsr Of l0ta Street and PeaasyErania ArssEe,
Dealers in Government and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. sepla-ly
IICEcoLD TIA
Of URrtrdlL<d FIdr0,
WITH MILBCRNS FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
Af1429 PENNS VI VANIA AVENUE,
II the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
duceA je1o-tr
~NOTICI 10 OWNIBs or BAL %.
~ TATE-WHITAKER COOKE, us fn
tenth street, in anticipation OF an amendment q
present law continue 70 give special attention TO Ill
claims against the late District government, par.
ticularly CLAIMS FOB DAMAGES oy reason Of
change In grade. Also, PAY special impr0v emen'
taxes ct . discount. teoz-1
~ SANK EkS,
eth and y streets, opposite Treasury Department,
BANK or DEPOsIT, EXCHAHGI, OOLLBC.
TON, &c.
Banktn4 business In ell its branches attended to-.
Deal In Government Bonds and District Securities
Buy and sell Gold and silver Coin, and Coupons
and Foreign Coin. Drafts on Europe on irst-elasl
Loans Negotiated in all marketable securities. In
formation for investors cheerfuy furnished. mart y
R|0, p. COOKE, JI., CO.,
| S { Late ShsyMaa Co,)
| BAEK1Rs,
l H~REMOvAL.-WM. II. HOFFMAN, Anoy
/ NY asy at Lar, has removed to No. I 321 r IT
! northwest, opposite Ebbitt HOUSE, and will be
pieased his friends and business Amt
/ Legal business solicited, and money In Tested.
~ Rooms and 0@css for rent In same build
1 pg, jea-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

l.IoR SALE, LGAsE, OR EACHaNGE-a
FARM u eighteen acres. on the Good "A a1e
y sd. half mile IRON the new Anacostia Bridge,
nUErcved by two houses and large barn. all uudrr
teN icnciLg l 40 grape vines aud peach aud peas
u'ts on ~ VIII sell cheap, or exchange Tor good
cIiy property. Any difference In eNchAuge will D.
faiG IN c.sh: Amply TO YOUNG MIDDLETON,
l. ir"it Bull6ing. seP2s cost
nkUG sTORs .--For ale the sock aud FIXTURE.
~ O; DRUG STORE Apply after y m. At No.
100 9TH street southeast, Navy Yard. sepE a.
LYON ENCHANGE-HOUSEs, LOTS. FARMS
NEsTERN aud stITHERS LANDS. ME-
CHANhlsE, Holsk RhITU RE, and ali kinds
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR Nchznge Write
or call at BJ RtAU or EXCHANGE. -2g n
street. tbepub. a ChroI.l sepE st
DERPETU Al MOTION PARTNER
II y ih s9el. q engage in an iuNsrtion u Weight
or Pressure Motor, which - adapted O. run Local
a. TRANSIENT msS hinery generally. This Motor III
run v itb force % two thirds q the weight there
being force. Thi- l. n sim pie Invention,
aud D secured. FOR particulars aud 20 examine the
cesign, please sddTess
JAMES FARSSWORTH.
Poet Ofiice y An,
sfTE1 Malhinufnr. u. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

ENGLISH BREECH AMI NUzzLE LOADING
sHoT GUNS,
eacn fully varran.ei
8iso, GrN FINDINGS, REYULyERs, asd q
larza rot Of [ 1T tdSffee Pledges. ~
q. GOlDSTEIS cos,
Ionn GEf CaHs Essssisa ssyelrrs.
sugo-ts Northeast ovrncr Ict. AID y sfrs,r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

~REMOvAL-WM.F =. HOFFMAN, 1ao7-
S asy-df- Latr, has removed to No. I 32l ST.
northwest, opposite Ebbitt Houss, and win be
pleased 10 see his friends and business
Legal business solicited, and money In rested.
~ Rooms and Qmcss for rent In same build
pg. jeS-u
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

u ROOMS 10 aniet. respsc-ails neirh - "A
hsnt rom : y q eh pr month. Apply ~ No 40
NJ street northwest. sspss n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-A POCKET BOOK Eth street, between
IL PENIS lVauia avenue and New York avenue,
Containing SIS. The finder will receive $40 reward
By returning it to 1874 18th street. 1t
] oST-In GeoreetOwn. sssu dsy night, ash iast >,
IL a dOutle-sit BRIDLE aud PAIR or REISS
lib-ral revnrd will bs paid VI returnsd 20 K A..
ShiSN, and 25lh streets northwest. se21 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

I,OR SALE-T~o story BRICK DWELLING:
! press brick front, with marble trimmings. fac.s
s0uih, contains seven rooms, With all modern i'm
prov ,ments sius ed In of the best localities On
CAPITOL Hill, within one squA-e Of the .yrnue aud
hetIopOiitan x. *. lines and Capitol. viii be sold
f0r 81 all cash payments and monthly miscellaneous
Aspiy after . m At I44 street e. sep2 Ists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

TUX hkNI-A hne thru st0rY kkSInkNNE,
containing fuurte-E rooms including twO bath
rooms, in healthy loo atty. public grounds,
srd oIe square fTUr street cars. Iias every cen
Nenirbce, such hot and cold water, bAth. rooms.
water Closets. range latrobe, tine halls aaf pAriur..
large lawn m fr'nt. with fountain enclosed with
iron railing Oh marble wall, fine yard back: good
carriage house aud stable and l1ft on = vide aliev.
THIS house viii b. rented 60 a good tenant Tor IS "a
advance ststle can be rented " not required A
Eiy at 222 18Th street southwest. sepa- sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-28

LNDk RENT-FurIishsd, splendid new pres
q brick RESIDENCE, situated on Congress
street, near Road stEest, Heights ~ Georgetown.
Has all the modern conyeni-nces a-a Is rooms.
Bent remarkably lcs. Can also d, rerted zniur-
ni-hec. NM. TYLER,
j1lju us ls.h street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-13
"l CORREO Dg ULTRlMAR.'

La parts pOitica de este psri6dico pubca tres
ces al Ines Sc recbe PuertoR Rico por los vapores
ingese8 Suscricon annual $40 60 cts la Capital y
IL en- In Isla, franco de porte.
Parte Lteraria Ilustrada.
Sc publican cuatro ntmeros mensuales, fernando al
ano dos grandes vol1menes con unas $50 p&ginas y
mas dc mil grabados intercaadss.
Regalos & los Suscritores' ''
La Modd del COrreo de UttrGmGr, tres ndmeros men
suales con modelos de tapicea, fgurines uminadOs,
dibujos para labores de crochet, ia
EI Esp6s;to, novea inedita de Enault, tomo, en-
folio, impression de lnjo, cen 43 lAmiAat.:
Los prscios Do sgscrcieR para 1875 uou; por un and
adslantao SIG On Ia Capital $lS so en- la Isa, fran
Por sacuadernacion de Ia Novela %.
El Calendario Prospecto do El CorreO de Ultramar
90 do gratis los que 10 solicten, rsits por
siemprs que al pedido Sc acOmpans I'm selO para 81
frauqueo. as-Te - ag ssea
Contiene el citado Prospecto un Almanaque del sio
as, e pr6logo de la nevela que regala los aus
crsores dos cyendas Ia description del nuevo Teatrs
dc ID Opera en- Paris, con algunos grahados. -
Los peddOs Sc drigral al Agente; Psscasio P. Sam
ckrTit, p 80 ~ ,1sAs,s - ~ 5-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-13
AAUNCIOS DTRRSOS.
DR. D. JUAN c. YLLLARRAZl,
Iniciador, Director POrietario y Ca-
/ tadrdtico del Coiegi9 de CirWtG
dental de la Haban.

Deseoso de proporconar al pdblico dc ilustraoa
Capital Ell alivio curaciOn de dolsncAs ofrece
servlcOs tOdos eOneernientes tan dslicA
da como dci profession para 10 cua cuenta con todos
l9s adelsntss mejOras cOnocdas hasta d dia tsnto
en- Ia parte cientfca como en- a instrumental; poses
ademas aparatos para yeri6car las sxtrsseiones
Qomplicadas d6ces sin dolor, smpleando al efecto
la anestesia local. las correntss e6cricas Ia aneste-
sa general por medic del cloroformo el gas hilarsn
to- que tan naravilOsos resultados ls ha dado en- su
dilatada practice. et a.E93cT IS safstIf
Garantiza las Ori6caciones, platnadOs smpastss,
por mas difciles que sean, hasta levantar por COM
pleto las paroles dc los dentes moares dsstruidos
por la carries.
Goloca con la mayor perfection las piezas articia-
les desde an solo diente, hasta dsntadura conn
peta corrigiendo cuantos defectos vicios dc con-
formation notars en- La cavidad de la beca.i
Sc .cOmpromete, asi mismo, practicar las opeia-
clones por diciles que sean que presentsn en- 10
boca ofresiendo servicios como especialista en-
todas Las afeeciones de dicha region, 10 tsns
acrsdtado las cultas capitales de Europa, dsnde
ha ejercido profession en- los Essados- UnidOs y
dltimamcnte en- Ia Habana. IL,
| RNoTA.--Pons en- conocimientO del p6blics que
solo permanecer& en- ssta ciadad ounce dias, puss
sigue su yiaie para ls Habans. Vive Hotel dt las
Fap0res