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TIE Ex-CHIBF or THE CHOCrAws.-Peter p.
Pltcbiyh, for many years the we'll known dele
gate OK the ChOctaw nation at the seat OF gov
eTLInent, whose death Monday night was men
TONED N yesterday S STAR, had been In failing
health for the past Two years, his disease being
OF pulmonary nature. The most OF the
winter he has been confined TO his room and
latterly 10 his bed. In his younger days he was
principal chief OF the ChOctaWS and afterwards
occupied the position or agent or delegate in
this city, looking after their interests before the
general government and making his home In
this city, but at the breaking out OF the war
removed 10 the Indian Territory with his
family, and took en- active part In the war re-
turning here IN 1865 at its close He married
Mrs. Caroline lomeaIdy, widow lady In this
city, and daughter VI the late Godfrey Ecklon,
whom be leaves VILE four chiidren-three sons
and daughter. Prior 10 this marriage, he had
reared a family IN the Indian co intry.
but they have died long since, with the excop-
ton CT one daughter, who still lives In that
country. Col. PiTchlyn cinigrated as early as
leZ4 from Mississippi To the Indian Territory
with his tribe. and belng man OF superior
native talent and good judgment, although
with LITTLE or NO education he commanded the
respect and confidence OF his people. which he
maintained up TO the time OF his death. Since
the rebellion closed. he has been directing the
OF moneys ad;udged by the nited States Senate
in March, 1859. for lands sold the government
in 1899. not dollar Of which the government
has paid. BE was courteous gentleman OF
great dignity OF bearing. and commanded the
respect or every one who knew him. He was
high Mason. being for many years member OF
Wash1I gton Commandery, Knights Temp,ar,
or Texas, more than twenty years ago; an hon
Crary memOer or the eOnsistOry, sd degree,
Scottish rite, and for many years personal
NieDd Q, Gen. Albert Pike.
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West Washington, nee georgetown.

ANOTHER COAsTING ACCIDENT.-LaSt night
about O'Clock the little 9-year old daughter OF
MIR. A. B. Jackson, q Well-knOwn citizen, OF the
firm OF Craig & Jackson, had her leg broken
above the knee while coasting on Deep Cut
Hill, near Road street.
WEDDING.-The marriage OF Miss NJ. Jennie
Bates, for many years teacher in the public
schools here. to Colonel John Rauth a citizen
OF P1ttsburg, will take place tomorrow eve
ming at the Dumbarton-s street III. e. Church at
$50 O'Clock. DR.. j. McKendree Kelley Will per
form the ceremony.
THE CooPERs are in trouble again, some Of
them being put upon half time, and the two
cents which the m1llers advanced upon the
price OF barrels for their benefit taken by some
Of the bosses 1t is said.
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SANE0RD,S
RADICAL OVRD
FOR CATARRH.

Instantaneous, Economical. safe, Ra Idle al
Treatment for One Dollar.
Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the nasal par.
sages rote away the membranes, tissues and car.
hages. causing loss Of Smell, Taste and Hearing.
The pu1id accumulations drop during sleep into
the throat and swallowed paralyzing Digestion.
Taken up by the absorbsnts the virus enters the
blood, weakening and debilitsting every organ and
generating fatal affections Of the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys.
Strike at the roots of this gigantic disease.
Cleanse, purify and heal the membrane lining, the
nasal passages. and then by constitutional treat
ment, neutralize the poison in the blood and other
fluids.
BANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. with IMPROVED In.
HALIR and CATARRHAL SOLVENT reaches every
part Of the affected system, cleansing, purifying
and restoring. It ia radical and permanent. It is
economical and safe. Try it before it is too late
Price. with Improved Inhaler. CATARRHAL SOL
VENT, Treatise and Directions. 81. Sold every
where.
General Agents,
WEEKS 4 POTTER
Boston.
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusenients. &C., Tonight.
FOrTs opera Ho,,se.-Miner Rooney CON-
einatiOn.
"ElrgiBiGs."
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CITY ITEMS.


- -. ss''Ah - SOs's Sh0m SuCa
~ MessTs. tredk de Barry 8. Co., of New York
OF The q. II. Mumm a %. chamnspne an eyD
cess OF 10 600 cases over the importstioa OF IS;a
Wnoe We iei' ute sure that. owing TO the IN
in,pnf Exquisite quality OF this wine. their
-. lion for 1850 would be higher than that
vi .sI9, yet we must admit that We are sur
/, prised at the enormous Increase OF 10 996 cases
In single year. The quantity which has now
one brand ever brought into the United States
during similar period, and bears unqueStion-
able testimony to the universal approval or the
quality, packing and cOrkage OF MesSrS. g Ii.
Mumm co. 8 champagne.
The New Year opens brightly In a business
outlook taking reports from all points into con-
SideratloD>, and 1t suggests TO the reader many
rrasonS for thankSgiviDg-none greater at this
time than the return or general prosperity TO
the southern States-and IL causes every one to
rec0llect that the existence OF that great mOnu-
ment Of philanthropy, The Charity Hospital OF
New Orleans, was due to the s.. 000. 600, secured
by the wise action OF the authorities OF Louisi
ana, from the bonus paid by the Louisiana State
Lottery. The affairs or the lottery VIII be eX-
planned by writing to NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 3l9
Broadway. New York City, n. Y, or to the same
person at New Orleans La
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer,-absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions. 81, at Druggists, $50 Penn.
ave. W
"ALDERNHY WAeOHs. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In i lbs.
"Ward" prints. 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. Duffermilk ana sweet milk &c. per at.
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Salt Bheuln.

Mrs. Asa B. Brown, of Maiden, Mass, had Salt
Rheum on body and limbs for eight years. No
kind Of treatment or medicine doctors did her
any good. Limbs SO raw and painful that che was
obliged at times to 90 about on crutches. Many OF
Maldens best citizens can testify to her condition
She despaired Of cure or even relief. Used the
CUTICURA REsoLvENr internally and the CUrl-
CURA and CUTICCRA SOAP ex .ernaily, and was
cured in six months.
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PAIN IN TIE BACK or sides quickly relieved by
applying Benson'S capcine porous plaster. IL
is always reliable.
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Miss EMMA r cured an attack OF IncipIent
Consumption by using In time DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup.
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Relief Of the Poor.

& lot OF clothing has been sent by Mr.. Dyer to
The fifth police precinct for distribution TO the
poor OF that precinct. sheep was sent by j.
W. Ridgewsy. and nine pairs or shoes by Mr.. r.
NOckaDee. OF the Eiftn precinct, to the poor OF
that precinct. Some or the ladies of Mount
Pleasant IN sympathy With the movement to
aid the distressed poor have organized Sewing
Bee. They have already done much good haV-
ing made and Judiciously distributed large
Qcantity Of wearing apparel TO those in need
living NORTH OF Boundary street. The ladies are
81 present engaged In making quantity Of bed
clothing for distribution.
Suce cur last report Mr.. Glover has received
tie following amounts: Post Office department
and Sixth Auditors Office by j. II. Blackfan
and j. o. p. Burnside additional subscription
3e5 30; ordnance and engineers Office, by DR.. V.
HcNally, So; Calvary Baptist Church collec-
ton -,
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Wonderful Cures,

Wonderful Cures.
What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases, and Scale
Affections With loss Of Hair, can compare with
those Of the Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston. state Sena-
tor OF Massachusetts; Alderman Tucker, Boston
g. A. Steele, esq Chicago; F. n. Drake, esq
Detroit: b. E. Carpenter, esq, Henderson, n Y. :;
Charles Houghton. esq, Boston, and many otherr,
details Of which may be had ON applics.i ion to
Mestrs. Weeks h Potter Boston
Eczema.
Manuel Manintz, New Orleans La, writes: mo
others can compare with the CUrIcuRA REMEDIES
have used them in all forms for severe case OF
what the doctor called Eczema, which wss ef1ectu.
ally cured In eight weeks.
CsT1cURA RKM1DHs arc prepared by WEEKS h
PoTTEB, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by ali Druggists.
Price for CUT1ouRA. q Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
80 cents large boxes. 81. CUTrcURA REsoLv VENT
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. Cu11cuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. Is cents. OUrIouRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, IL cents; In bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
AZ mailed free on receipt Of prtcs.
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Observation-Disclosures Gessford OF the first
police precinct, reports dangerous pond OF
water at the southeast corner or Maryland ave-
hue and 9th street southwest, caused by the
melting or the snow. IL Is SO deep that about
O'Clock yesterday little girl came near being
drowned In passing the hole, but was rescued
after thorough immersion, by Offcer T. d.
Fitzgerald. This Is the second child that has
fallen Ia this pond.
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PennsylVania Lands that are Fasl
Anchored


Anchored
wall Street Daily News
few weeks ago. in business tran saction
between two citizens, one OF them decided the
other 300 acres OF land In Pennsylvania, and the
other day the buyer entered the sellers Office.
II have just returned from trip to Pennsyl-
vania to see the land got from YOU"
"Ah. AS never saw 1t myself l have some
curiosity about it."
ut is a swindle. sir-a barefaced swlndle."
exclaimed the other.
"Is that possible? Didn't you find the land?"
Eyes, SIR but 1t Is nothing but hill"
"a hill? Is 1t real solid hill?'
ut Is as solid hill as can be made OF rock
and dirt"
ANY chance for any part Of it to Slide over on
another mans land?"
mo, SIR"
'seems to be solid on its pins, does it?'
eyes, Sir
Then let me congratulate you on your bar
gain. I've bought and sold any amount OF
Pennsylvania land, and the great drawback has
been to buy and sell a big hill which would stay
in one spot over week. The last oneI sold Slid a
mile and half while the buyer was going from
here to Ptttsourg. You have made great 1n-
vestment, Sir, ana sincerely and honestly On
graduate YOU"
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1T SHOULD BIZ THE BUSINESS OF EVERY ONE
HAVING COLD TO treat IL promptly and proper
ly until II Is gotten rid Of-intelligent expert
ence fortunately presenting curative In DR..
Jaynes Expeetorant, thoroughly adapted to
remove speedily all coughs and cold5-allay any
exciting Inflammation of the throat and lungs
and remove the distressing symptoms of asthma
or pleuItsy.
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II e. SCHEELs Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN
ID and NOuAL Music. Particui ar attention %
for Teachers. Terms moderate. l2le III street
AeythNeet poy3e-eo2R.
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OPERA SEATS FOR SALE at Dorsey Bros ticket
Office, Al Pa ave. northwest.
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BALLS AND PARTIES.

GRAND FRENCH
VI DRkS6 AND MASKED BALL, az
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
Given by Union Fraternele de Langue Fran EH
caise, r-A
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.
Orchestra Of Is pieces, supported by 200 Mirli-
ton, under the direction of L. schneider.
GRAND BANQUET, every dish of which 10 to be
contributed by some famous Chef of the city.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81
For sale at Perreard'e, 5US 18th st, EIi.'s and
Metzerott's stores. tan12-7t
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SPORTING GOODS

SPORTING GOODS.
Do LEWIS o,
INDIAN CLCBS99
"They expand the Chests Of Men, Women and
ChNdre1-Geret0p and permanently strengthen the
Lungs-harden ali the Muscles and overcome the
debiiitating effects of Sedentary Habits Fresh
d'Id daily exercise NTH Indian Clubs sciU cure DVs
peIsia, Debility and nearly AL the It's that Flesh
= heir to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Kehee's model Of Rock Maple
Price with illustrated Book Of Instruction) any
9ze OF weight from to 10 lbs, only 81 per pair.
O,DIEABA'9 Sporting Bazaar,
Cor. 18th and F SITS, opp. Treasury,
Delivered free everywhere; send orders by postal
card or telephone. doc21
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O.. HI. MUMN & CO.'S

d. H. MUMN 4 CO.'S
CHAMPAGNE .NFQST ALTON
~
69.3es
CASES,
Be;bs "a, 3s7 cases more than o. any other brand.
and the largest importation ever reached OF any
house in the United States.
,AU Beware Of impositious or mistakes,
when ordering g. II. MUMN& 90. 3 Champagne
see that the LABELs and coRks bear their NAME
and INITIALS.
EREDK. DE barry Il CO.. New Yerk,
Sole Agents fer the U. $. and Canadas.
tsGl9-wSsSt
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nR. REDLLN0, Surgeon In charge Of the MAry-
~ land Rye and Ear 1nnrmarI. hAa resumed hie
ONCE hours In WaahtnRton on WednesdAye from u
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/. o. NJ. ELECTION.-At the annual session of
the Grand Lodge, Independent order of Ne
ehanics held last evening, the following grand
officers were elected: III. f. Weaver g. A; E. c.
Crump, V. q. a; Ed. Bawsel, Sec; John w.
knOckey, Chap; jacob Rlttuspach. 1. s; G. w.
III. VanhOrn, D. s.; Jas. E. Dement,, Grand Repre-
sentative 10 supreme Lodge.
RECEIVED TWENTY BARRELS Bob-jack bay
oysters to-day at the Morgan House. George
town. Fried, IS cents per dozen, In box.
Steamed, Is cents half peck.
THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETr.-The
Colonization society was held last night at the
18th street Baptist church, DR.. Harvey Lindsay
In the chair and Mr.. VIM. COppinger secretary.
The latter read the annual report, rrSt reading
letter from Mr.. j. II. b. LatrObe, president OF
the society, regretttng his unavoidable absence.
The report contained an announcement OF the
deaths Of Hen. Edward Mckee, of Missis sippi,
at the age OF SO: DR.. GuntOn. OF the District OF
Colun bia, aged 30; Rev. MI. Converse aged ~;
and Hon Daniel D. Weaver, one of the oldest
members OF the society. The annual receipts
for the year were 81 "a, balance on hand at the
beginning OF the year $50. "a; total $l6S IS. The
disbursements during the year were $l6S.6l
leaving balance of II cents. The number OF
Immigrants 10 Liberia during the year was 143
more than In any previous year since 1872.
Total immigration since the foundation of the
society IN 1921, i5S 13 while ) 3.2 Africans were
recaptured from slaves. Total number settled
y ,"5s. The condition OF the colony was re-
ported as fourshing. Addresses were made by
Revs. DIR. John l. Withrons and Rev. DR.. Simp-
SOL.
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THE MILD POWEB CURES.
HUAPHRDYD
HRH NJ HnI0 anEnu,

HUAPHRDYH
HOa0OPATHIC OPECIFIO0s
Proved from ample experience An entire suooeaGs
Simple. prompt encient and reliable. they are tha
only medicines adapted % popular uSo.
kIeI RRMCIRAL nos. CURM. RHnus
!. EeverA Oongeston. IndAmmatons $500. ~
Z. Worms. Worm FSver, Worm Oolic -. 16
Crying Colo. or Teething of Infanta,... rs
9. Dfanhcea OF Children or Adult. ..,,.,,. W
=. OyBentery. Gripping. Bilious Oouc ....... M
D. OhOlerA Morbne, vomiting. 8
=. Ooughs Gold. Bronchitis, M
3. NourAsiA To0thAch0, FAooache. ...,,,,,.. Sc
,. Headache. Sick HeadScho0 Vertigo - 'I
~. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach .,,,.....--- a
~. 6uppreeeed or Painful Perfods,...,. M
". Whites, too profuse Periods .............. s9s
~. Group, Cough, DtmCrh Breathine . "A
T. salt Rheum. ErysipaAA Kruptions..... IA
~. rheumatism. Rheumatic Pains ,.,,..- N
10. E9ver ana Ague, Ohtu. Fever, AgueS,...- 80
~. Piles Blind Or Bleeding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
le. Oatarrh. acute OF chronic InduenEa.... "a
~. Whooptne Cough. violent Coughs. -, 20
y. General Debility. PhyEioal WeskneGs....- go
81 Nsoyy. @
@. Urinary WesSness. WstfinS the Bed. 1850 &c
u. Disease OF the Heart Palpfadon $1,000. l,m
FOB sAL1 81 AL DRUGGISTS,
~ oeoS ov the case, OF dnsls vial fres OF char6o,
Addrees HgMPHRHYE HOMEOPATHIC NED.
ICINE CO.. 100 Fulton It.. ny.
Hu@phreyG Specific Manual on Disease and n
CAV 1eA $500. oeme Nee. sp6-ooly
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churned every morning. and delivered In i lbs.
"Ward" prints. 45c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese. huffermilk and sweet milk &C. per at.
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SHINY Men.

Wells Health Renewer,-absoiute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions. 81, at Druggists. $50 Penn.
ave.
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OF the other. 0'0
Mrs. Waite, of Illinois, made a report from
right there except TO vote, ana this she enjoys
On the question of local option. They had
succeeded In Kidding the state of some OF the
worst whisky holes In short, they had struck
from the constitution the word white" and
last winter had failed by one majority to have
the word male struck from the law. Next
winter they will try 1t again; and woe to the
man who gives that majority against II. They
Will put out whisky first, and next will be the
enfranchlsement OF women, for they are work.
Ing harmoniOusly.
Mr.. e. NJ. Davis said that In 1862 when 1t was
10 aaa there
which TO locate colored camps, he had rendered
his land, and as others were paid for the use
OF land on which white camps were located, he
had rendered bill against the government
for It's rent, charging six per cent on the value
OF 1t for Its use, some $500 or $780, He had
placed his claim In the hand of Mrs. lockwood.
and he would now make proposition to Mrs
Lockwood that If she succeeded In obtaining ii,
the money should be turned into the treasury
OF the association.
Mrs. Lockwood made playful rejoinder. say
ing they must remember that when one lawyer
wins case some one loses II.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mrs. stanton said that convention would
not be complete without resolutions and SUD.
mitted the following resolutions, which were
laid over for the afternoon session:
whereas wOman'S demand for suffrage Is
simply demand to exercise the right OF self
government; to make for herself the same ex-
pertinent man inaugurated for himself in 10:
and whereas the struggle OF every human soul
from the cradle to the grave Is one prolonged
declaration In favor OF the rights TO govern one
self. therefore, resolved that suffrage, or self
government, Is q national inalienable right and
not privilege that any government can confer
or Justly withhold. Resolved. that we are
nation and not cOnfederacy of states. We are
an cltizens nrst OF the United States and second
OF the states wherein we reside hence the right
OF self government should be guaranteed by the
national constitution to all citizens: that with
the ballot In their own right hands they may
protect themselves everywhere under our dag
Resolved, that the women Of this nation have
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instantaneous, Economical, safe, Radie al
Treatment for One Dollar.
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c. N. ToWSON's,

030 Psnnsylvania avenue. south ode.
janl1 near It'll st. and Oenter Market.
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COLLINS,
Voltatc Electric Plasters,

Orders RECEIVED FOR MR.. J. F..
~ LUCAS. the Plano Tuner. at SD MIN
NEY L NIMMG'S, 1873 It'll street north w W.
west All Plano Tuning 81. janl9
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Agencia musical
DE
RAMON SARRI Err Al
s. JUsTO NUM. Is q PIso DERECHA.

va llegsron los famos0s pianos de Efard,
por ell vapor frances eutralo en- este puerto
ell del corriente.
EstOs pianos va conocilos de to5os ne ne
cesitan de recomsnd loioGes sabito 81 que
son los pianos predileetos v efegidos por To-
dos los ce ebres pi4nis-as para tocsr en- gua
C ncie tos.
Solo diremos qus Erard es ell proveai0g
de piano del gran C)Hse cvatorio de Paris.
Sc b ala entire los verticalss uno de cola
lie Concerto, ricameute essulpido, qua po-
demos aseqlrsr ser oil mejor que ha venido
( esta.
Sc esperan por ell pr6xinn vapor espanol
los magniiros nianos de Romno MaristAny
que 90 garantzan por diez ahos.
De kaps al resouatpr los de Gayeau,
Bernareggi, Gasso Co, y de Herr
Mi lea impresa para piano solo, para
violin 1auta del genero clasico. romAntioe
y religioso.
Esta casa recihe cada dos meses facturRs
de Ultima novaiad lie los mejores editopoa
!e Espa6a, Francia. Italia y Alemania
Sc hallaran tambien accesori 3 de pianos
como z6ca'os u1usfquerts, tsburetes ETC. etc
Las ventas al contado plazos eonTsn-
Ios pianos que salen de esta casa, SO ga
rantizan de to 10 defecto lie contrucoi0n,
fnalmente tsAmbiea se recibe pianos
us Ltlos / cambio lie otros nuevos -Setiem-
bre g.
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AL PUBLICO.

e. sGbiito taiianO DON FRANCISCO RAcal.
or tesor de mdsra, alnmno que fle en- el Rsal
Corservatorio de mdsica de la ciudad de Ma
poles, bajo Il direction del que fn9 muy conoci-
10 maestro Isefor MercAdantel. tavo el gusta
y Ell honor de pr~s.sr us servicios en- eI eisr
tito de N Y terra lie los tados-U nidoA
cinco amos, sicta en- ell espafol, en- clsss de
mlsico mayor, ell cual reserva sus respectivos
documentos Ciens el gusto de ofrecerse al
resoetable pdblico de esta capital para 10 en-
sehanza De mdsica piano, hs,eaiose cargo
del cuidado de este, respecto Ia ainaci6n J
algnna cueTda que pueda fal.arle, por Ia mem
suaad de pesos 80 ceatavos. E mjSmo
compon" Y alma la os, y admlte abonos para
las afci mes lie los Iaism s por peso mensual
despne de Ia orimere sfinaci6n
Daran informes en- l.. ioyerta del sehor Fus
riaty, Plaza lie Armas, 29. jul .
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TEXAS metaIicaS para techN Dc csss.

Rodriguez, Valce4y o.. agentes en- esta IslA
de la Compani9 Anglo-A M ,Icana Rootin0,
tie7en de venia las cituda4 t. jas pintadas gal.
yaniZadas esmaltadas, con todos suS accese-
rios. E tas tejas tienen Ia bentajs sobre as
usedas hasta ah ~ra, de no lev clavos al ex.
terror, evitando { 81 las goteras es sin dudA
el techo cobija mas bonito v de mas seg6ri.
dad para los temnora'es Son ademas muy
c6modos por So tamaho peqnefos envases
para co#dncrlas al interior de Ia Js'a en- caba-
lIerias Hay tambien plan has de as mismas
clnses para Eorrar Get O.
Para nas iuformes, dirirse D EulogiO
Rjv RI, 81 Jns:o 49, Capital los EXPIRE
sa los Sres en- 3 .yam6n a. 10
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HORNALLAS.

Antonio II FTeredia, agrImensor pdDco de
10 ProvIncia, II ece sus servicios para Ia mon.
tura lie cstos a9arato7, prometiendo r4ridez
en- Ia coocentr r6n dc los iugos sacarinos,
gran desarrollo de- vapor on la caldera genera
dora gan economic lie combus'ibles; pu
diendo Ilevar esta q gradO maximum 81 se uti-
liza como agenta caorifer0 Ia acci6n conblna-
da del le.,o director do calor concentrate
irradado Monta. al mismo. alambiques
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