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% All varieties OF fruit trees, selected es
ne,ially for their adaptability to the vari
nu. attitudes Of New Mexico; any age
desired Ornamental trees, shrubs and
vines. 4H
rArRoNYzE HONE INDUSTRY.
So. 81 GRASr RsvENBun0.s
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JusT as said before, the sooner the ter
ritorv of New Mexico gets another sur
veyor general the better.
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Eczema, Itohy, scaly, Skin rortures'

The simple application OF "SwAYNK's
OINTMENT" without any internal medi-
cine, will cure any case OF letter, Salt,
Rheun, Ringworln, Piles, Itch, Sores,
pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or
longstanding. 1t is potent, effective, and
costs but trihe.
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JusT rs said before, the sooner the ter
ritory OF New Mexico gets another gov
eEnor the better.
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS,

Mr., C. II. Gregg has sole Charge Of the city
circulation of the NEW MgxIcAS, and all sub
.cripticns must he paid to him or at this Office.
lily subscribers VIII confer favor by report
NJ to this Otiioe all cases of nendeliyery OF
payers.
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siucklan's Arnica Salve.

The best SalNe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin erpiptlon:, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by C. NJ. Creaner.
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Jusr as said before, the sooner the ter
ritory Of New Mexico gets another CHIEF
Justice the better.
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ALL important laws will be published il
the NEw MEXICAN. Subscribe for the
New MEXICAN, read it carefully and keep
y,1ataI
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LET US have first class men for federal
and territorial offices.
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THE laws OF the 18th Legislative assem-
bly,, with put very few exceptions, are
all right.
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THURSDAY. MARCH IA.
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Ho, for the constitutional convention .
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
UNDERWRITERS AT DINNER.
Three Score or More sit Down at Worm
Ieys

Three Score or More sit Down at Worm
Ieys.
Some three score or more prominent
underwriters, bankers and real estate
dealers of this city sat down to the an
nual banquet of the Association OF Fire
Underwriters of the District which was
held Mt Wormley's last night.
Mr.. Noble ID. Larner, president of the
association, presided, and after few re-
marks on "the day we celebrate intro
duced Mr.. Simon Wolf as toastmaster.
After dinner was concluded speeches
were made by Simon Wolf, A. p. Morse,
b. H. Warner, M. NJ. Parker, j. ID. Kre.
mer, Captain Tyler, Henry r. Bird and
Il. +. Droop.
Among those present were:
Mr.. j. ID. Kremer and Y. w. Whiting OF
Philadelphia, Colonel Wells OF the Insurance
NcUs, Frank Z. Rawlins, Is. II. Warner, NJ. VI.
Parker, II. X. Willard, w. u. Quinter, A. II.
Speake, John j oy Edison, Dorsey Clagett
Fenwick Young, Alexander 7. Morse, o. G.
Green, W. Z. Boteler, Charles s. Bradley,
Joseph b, Hill, z. II. Hill, IL, II. Bergmann,
Philip May, q. NJ. Emmerich, Frank Miller,
Samuel Cross, Edward Droop, James M.
Green, II. o. Towlcs, Mayhew Platter, Thomas
Knowlc, Robert Il. Frey, Francis b. Mohun,
Thomas Hyde, Henry Simpkin, John j. Boag,
Henry X. Bird, q. W. Bushnell, G. G., Cutter,
w. X. Decide, J. Mel Dodson, Charles Gurley,
James II. Mari, j. +. Batohelder, X. A.
Philips, Is. l.. Blackford, B. II. Robertson,
+. S. Smith, q. NJ. Fague, Robert Il. Bradley,
II. w. Tyler, Il. G.. Rutherford, Simon Wolf,
w. =. Young, +. w. Pratt aud other promi-
nent business men OF the city.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
CARING FOR THE VETERANS.
The Board of Managers of Disabled So
dIers, Homea

The board OF managers OF Dishpleu Sol
diers' Homes.
The Board Of Managers of the National
Soldiers Homes began their quarterly
meeting at Chamberlin's this morning.
General w. b. Franklin is president of
the association; General L. A.. Harris,
vice. president; General John Martin, sec
ond vice president, and General Nc
Mahon, secretary.
The other members of the board present
are General John G.. Mitchell of Miiwau-
kee, Governor Martin of Kansas, General
w. B. Franklin of Connecticut, Gen
eral Harris, ex-Mayor of Cincinnati;
General Mcmahon, Ex-Governor
lIartranft of Philadelphia, General
Thomas w. Hyde of Bath, Me-; Chief
Justice Fuller, who. with the President
and the Secretary of State, is exoflicio
member of the board.
The business of the board is entirely
routine and for the most part consists of
the appropriating Of money for the
maintenance of the several homes. Re-
ports from each Of the half-dozen homes
under the boards management are to be
made and any necessary minor changes
In their management made. The board
will be in session tomorrow and a com.
mittee will be appointed to 30 to Hamp-
ton and make the annual auditing of
that homes accounts. The board meets
quarterly in various cities and at
each meeting a committee is appointed
to visit one or moro sof the homes and
audit the accounts.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

"A large party of New England excursion
lists came to the Ebbitt last night
Fire did $50 damage in Agnes Hoffman's
house, at 1919 Seventh street, last night.
st. Georges Society met last night and
enjoyed an excellent musical and literary
programme.
Thomas Murphy's will was filed yester-
day 1t leaves his personal property to his
wife and minor children.
Policeman Olmstead found the body of a
dead white infant this morning on Connecti-
cut avenue, between NJ and streets.
job Ball, brother to Robert Ball Of this
city, and for years guard at the jail, died,
aged so years, at Balls Cross Roads, Va,
Wednesday,
The Crescent Social Club gave its sixth
grand ball at Masonic Temple last night. The
hall was tastefully decorated, and the dancers
enjoyed themselves thoroughly until late
hour.
George r. Turner, carpenter, has been
threatening his wife and a warrant was
sworn out for his arrest this morning In the
Police Court. Judge Miller required him to
give 500 or 60 to jail.
Louis Stearman, as administrator OF the
estate of his wife, Cora Stearman, has sued the
B. & o. II. II. for $4,000 damages for her
death. She was run over and killed on
January 81, 1887, on n street northeast.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
General AIeigs Astonished.

General NJ. q. Melgs is the owner Of prem
ises situated at the corner of Ninth and U
streets, and was notified last Monday morning
to have the snow removed from the sidewalk.
He at once sent two boys to do the work. He
paid no further attention to the matter, sup
posing that the work had been satisfactorily
performed, and was considerably surprised
when arrested on warrant charging him with
failure to remove the snow. Tie information
charged the occupant of the house with the
offense. As General Megs is not the oc-
cupant, the prosecution fell fiat, and the case
was dismissed by Judge Miller in the Police
Court this morning.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
THE COURT RECORD.
Equity Court-Justico Cox.

Rogers vs. Garland; time to take testimony
limited to sixty days aud order for subpoena
duces tecum. Hutchinson vs.. Hughes; sale
finally ratified aud cause referred to auditor.
Mace VS.. Mace; time to take testimony limited
to twenty-five days. Baily VS.. Baily; Douglass
$. Mackall appointed guardian ad litem.
Willet VS.. Lee; testimony before ALBEIT
Harper, examiner, ordeted taken. Penn
sylvnnia Mutual Life Insurance Company VS..
Lewis; final decree for payment Of fund to
defendant Lewis Mofrett VS.. Moffett; sale
finally ratified. Bostwick VS.. Lovett refer
ence to auditor ordered. French VS.. French;
John Ridout appointed trustee TO convey.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Rupk yyanted I'm baltimore.

Another charge against j. b. Buck, alias
Brown, the interesting young man who is now
under conviction of having stolen Mrs. James
Brown Potter's diamonds, was brought to the
attention of the Washington authorities to-
day. A requisitlon for him from the Governor
Of Maryland sets forth that he has been in
dicted in Baltimore for having on October 81
robbed Ii. d. Bulkley, an attache of the b. &
Q. Railroad Company, at the Carrolton Hotel.
While the guests were at supper he took the
opportunity to 20 into Mr.. Bulkleys room
and relieve him of the jewelry which, game
under his observation. Chief Justice Bingham
refused to turn the prisoner over, for the
reason that he is now awaiting sen tence here.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
A New Institution.

A novel institution has been organized a nd
incorporated in.this city under the name of
the Home Mutual Endowment Association.
The object is to provide insurance for young
people The difference from the ordinary
scheme being that the funeral benefits are
paid when you marry. The association pro-
poses to levy an assessment of % cents on
each member when the marriage of any other
member occurs, and the bride and groom get
the money less a drawback for the expenses of
the company. The directors are j. w. Gun
nes, NJ. NJ. Bacon, A. j. Snead, NJ. b. Gun
nels and B. Wentworth. The certificate Of
incorporation is filed by j. W. Gunnels, John
II. jackson and Peter X Jones.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Representative Burnes, Funeral.

The Burnes funeral party left for st. Joseph
at 7:40 last night. After short prayer at the
hotel by Chaplain Milburn the casket contain
ing the remains was carried out to the hearse
by the following members of the Capitol Po.
lice force: Captain Allabach, ID. O'Neill, s.
p. Mast, James Jones, j. II. Crawford, George
Sturdevant, w. A. Matthews and Joseph
Swindell. The honorary pail, bearers who nc
companied the remains to st. Joseph were
Senators Vest, Teller and Coke; Representa-
tives Stone, Mansur, Wade, Bynum, Sayres
Henderson of Iowa, and Morrill, Of Kansas
The funeral party is to arrive at st. Joseph
at 6:30 this evening.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
A Reunion of old Republicans.

At a meeting of surviving members of the
Republican associations of this city, of 1856
1860 and of the "Wide Awakes," recently
held, It was determined 10 hold social re-
union at an early day This action being
made known to Mr.. Lewis Clephane OF 1925 X
street, he at once expressed the hope that the
proposed reunion might be arranged to take
place at his house. He has designated to-
morrow evening rs convenient to him.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
A Dinner for Epioures.

Mr. George c. Boldt, proprietor of the Belle
vue Hotel, of Philadelphia, dined q party OF
friends at Chamberlln's last night. 1t is safe
TO say that the conjunction of these two star
caterers resulted In a triumph of the CASTRO
nomic art The guests were Frank Richard.
son, +. B. Noyes, Hal.et Kilbourn, P. V. De
Graw, Mr. O'Brien, John Chamberlin, James
i. Young, q. G. Cornwell, Mr.. Smithmeyer,
the architect; Major j. NJ. Carson, Colonel
Fred Mussey, j. +. Olmstead, Major Moses
p. Handy, George @. Balm aud Charley Towle.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Captain Lewis, ket.Rook.

EDITOR CRITIC: Please correct an erroneous
impression published in your evening issue of
the Gath In relation to the loss of Captain
Lewis pocket-book. The pocket-book was
found where 1t was left by Captain Lewis in a
public closet out on the wharf and not near
the company's Office. The man who found 1t
is not an employo of the company
G.. b. CHURCH
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Tic Shipping League.

The American Shipping and Industrial
League will hold its annual national conven-
tion at Wizards Hotel, January 80, 81 aud
February /. The object of the league Is to
promote the development and distribution of
the products of American labor by an extern
sion Of the merchant marine Of the United
by frequent and direct American mail
service.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Our Final
CLOAK SALE
FOR THE
WINTER OF 1889.
FOR THE

Our stock consists of 1873 Wraps for
Ladies, Misses and Children out of an as
sortment of 1,700 at the beginning of the
season. OF course we place them in the
sales as Remnants, and if you want a
garment, and the size is among the lot,
do not hesitate to buy, as this is your
last and only chance. The average is
about half of the former price,
Misses Atwood Fancy stripe, Newmarkets,
10 Ladies' All-wool Fancy stripe Newman
Ladies' All-wool Raglans sold for s7.49,
Plush Coats, sold for s14.D9. now so. So
3 Plush Jackets. sold for S21 90 now S13
Plush Modjeskas, sold for $1,000, now
! 2Push sacques, sold for s239e, now s16.5O.
Black Newmarkets sold for $500, now 50.
IL Ladies' Newmarkets, sold for S4.99, now
il Ladies' Berlin Twill visites. sold for SO 90
5 Fur.trmmed Russian Circulars, sold for
400, now 49,
coth MoSsskas MoSssk sOd SOLD f NOW
o Astrachan Visites, sold for S1O.09, now SO.
30 Chidren's Gretchens, with cape, sold for
S2,40, now Sl.1O.
6 Chdren's Gretchens, all WOOL sold for
So 90, now S2.25.
15 Ladies' Short Jackets, cadet blue, garnet,
brown and green, sold for $3.50, now $3.50.
A Jersey Jackets, sold for 5000, now 81.
3 Atwood short Jackets, tailor-made, sold
for 81. 30. now S2.25.
8 Sprngweight Navy Blue Broadcloth Jack.
cts, sold for S699 now 1915.
8 Black Beaver Cloth Jackets. sold for 5000,
now SO.
2I Infants Embroidered Coats drab and ecru,
sold for 81 40, now soc.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Reoent Kobberles Reported.

g, G. French, stable rear of 1872 G street
northwest, reports the theft of a black mare
and coupe Peter Spencer, All q street north
west, reports the loss of black shawl. w.
H.. Blake, 4974 l. street southwest, reports
stolen from his house yesterday a small gold
watch, pair OF gold earrings, ruby set and
pair OF pantaloons.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

ARE IN THE FRONT AGAIN
Get their prices on Cots Blankets &c, before
you hire or purchase. -
We also have for sale a South American all
hair Mattress, 40 pounds for S1f5O IL will pay
Won TO see this w. II. loUGHToS & Co.,
1918 1920 Il street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
KAUF MAN s
Double Combination,
t241 and 1143 nth Street S. E.
B.-These prices are for cash only,
NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILks'
SEAToN PERRY.
lSnnnnannr 10 nnrIu &. Rrn

has MfNr SPs OF RXuEusva NoTshTEs E IN
FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT 81 PER YARD.
NEW PLAIN INDIA SILKS IN BLACK AND
"ALL THE NEW SHADES, IN suRAH SILKS,
2oINcHES WIDE, AT 75c, AND "a INCHES
EXTRA ' VALUES" IN BLACK sURAH SILKS,
AT Too, 81, l.25 AND S1.50.
NoYELTIES n GHANGEABLE Sn sURAE SILKS
THE BEST Esp' MAKES" OF CoLoRED FAILLE
FRANCHISE, ROYAL ARMUREs, BENGA
LINES, SATIN DUCHESSE., SATIN RIA
FROM 81 TO $3.50 PER YARD.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BoNNET'S, GUI
NETS AND SCHRODER'S BLACK FAILLE
FRANCAlSE, PEAU DE SUEDE, RHADAMES
HAND SRoS GRAIN, SILKS AT 81, St,25,
NOVELTIES IN DIREcToIRE BRoCADES
AND SATIN STRIPED BGNGALINES.
NOVELTIES in PERSIAN SILKS FOR TRIM
EVENING SILKS, oREpEs NETS AND
GAUZES fAiIEsS in in N,6H GREAT VARIETY AND AT
Lyons oN $ Pure a' SILK sni yELvETs, RANGING
FROM 30 TO % INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK
AND ALL THE NEW CoLoRs, FROM
$3.50 TO SO A YARD.
ALL THE FASHIONABLE CoLoRs, RANG.
ING FROM 81 80 TO S2bOPER YAHD,
"CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL FANCY VEL.
VETS AND PLUSHES. bI.
'GREAThY REDUCED PRICES" ON ALL
.%-PLAiN FIduREs AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY
Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner oI
Ninth street. Established 1910, I
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Real Estate Transfers.

George Wagner to John f. Atzel, $4,000,
sublot Is, square 395.
Elsie Joiner, to John IL. Lane, $10 lot 10,
square 0.
Alice V. ID. Whiting to Louis Belrose jr.,
$l0,320, sublot Q, square ia.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Ruddon's nstallment houses, centrally located
at $50 and $50 Seventh street northwest, rs the
place 10 buy your housekeeping outfits. lie has
the largest stock of stoves, carpets, furniture,
etc that he has ever kept, and Is doing an inn
nense business by selling them at cash prices on
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Ask for Il. Schlitzs Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For sale by all leading houses.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered in II n ward" prints, soc:
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream, 1bc. per pt.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

without true excellence. and true excellence Is
the virtue OF the Suits we have reduced TO
$3.50 Eiseman Bros, Seventh and Il streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

Last Two Davs, Friday and Saturday, posi-.
lively last two days of Sealskin Garment ana
Fur sale. Call at once; room 1s2, WIZARDS
Hotel ALBERT StGMUND.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Houghton & Co.


FrcKs, 1920 street northwest, for Chicken
and Lobster Salads.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"

10 TO John r. Kelly, stalls 62s 800 and $50
Centre Market and DOG and Dos Northern LIB
rty. Corned beef specially.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Go TO FicKs', 1920 street. for Broiled Lob.
ster.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
Crowds of BuYers

CrOwds OF Buyers
attest the fact that the Overcoats we have
marked down to 5000 is n genuine Bargain.
Eiseman Bros, Seventh and 4 Streets Manu-
featuring Clothiers and Talors.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

You can get the largest and best free lunch at
Holtzman's Restaurant, 1412 New York av-
enue, In the the city.
Give him a call.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

DoS'r miss the opportunity to get a discount
of 10 per cent. on fine parlor work, cabinets,
tables etc. handmade work; goods marked In
plain figures. WuHDEMAN Y Co.;
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Use PRoFEssoR Cooks Balm OF Life for
SICK or nervous headache.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
There Is No oheapness

PROFESSOR Cooks Balm of Life for sale by
all druggists.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
"ST0RE News
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
3 Y

AS previously announced,
we take stock Thursday even
ing, January 81. hence we are
offering extraordinary induce
ments in winter merchandise
at reduced prices in order to
dispose of it previous to that
time. This sale does not at
all conflict with the other
the daily reception Of NEW
SPRING GOODS offered at
the lowest possible prices
consistent with such qualities.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

PROFESSOR Cooks Balm OF Life positively
cures dyspepsia.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

ELTRA VALUES IN CORSET COVERS.
Good Muslin Corset Covers, only 12llc each.
Excellent Cambria Corset Covers, only 25c
each
v.neck Cambria Corset Covers, only soc each.
Pompadourneck Cambria Corset Covers, only
62lIc, 81 and S1.25 each. 1t ,TS%A
y-shaped Back anti Front Corset Covers, only
50 each
Second floor; through arch.
EXCELLENT VALUES IN GOWNS.
100 doz Ladies' Good Quality Muslin Gowns,
with yoke of fine tucks, well made, full length,
etc, only 46c each
Fine Muslin Gowns, trimmed with embroidery
and leces, 75c, 81, Sl.25, sl.5O, Sl.75, 81,
$3.50 and up
rately trimmed with Platte Valencennes lace
black, $40, $3.50, sl7, SIS, $3.50, $40 and
$40 each.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN APRONS.
White Lawn Aprons, hemmed with three wide
tucks only Is and I7c each.
White Lawn Aprons, trimmed with two clus'
tiers OF hve tucks each, only 1oc each
Great variety of Nurses Aprons, SOC to S2. 20
each.
CHILDREN's APRONS
For School and Housewear.
4 styles of Aprons for children, made of India
linen and cross barred muslin, trimmed with
Chidren's Fine India Lnon Aprons, gretchen
waist OF "a tucks, long skirts, straps over the
shoulders, sizes TO years 500 each; size
years. Toe each; sizes and 10 years, 95c each.
Great variety of Fine India Llnon Aprons for
children at Sl.25, S1.5O, 81. 10. 50 and 1925
each.
An inspection will readily convince you that
We have the largest aud finest stock Of Aprons
In the city,
Second floor; through anuex)
INFANTS WEARABLES AND OUTFITS
This department has been removed to the new
| or second annex on che second floor Enlarged
| improved and beautifed by the addition of al
| most everything possible TO ask for in the way
of Infants Clothing and Toilet Articles. Here
| are few items picked haphaZard: Infants
| Shetland Wool Wells, 25c Infants Fine All.
silk Wells, 81. Infants silk Mittens, with wool
lining, 6211c. per pair Infants Elegant White
| silk Christening Caps, with quilting OF soft net
and lace neatly lined with silk, 81 % ana 81 sc
| each.
! Infants Cashmere Long Coaks, Embroidered
| Cape and Tucked skirt, splendid quality and
| weight. Only 1878 each.
! Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks with Embroi
dered Cape and Embroidered Skirt.
| each.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
uous.-F,t,inr establishment.

FicKs 1920 f street; English Chops and Fried
or Baked Potatoes.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

FIoKs, 1920 F street northwest, for Buck
wheat Cakes and Syrup.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Trousers to order,sl,5o and So. Elseman's, 7&E.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

BEEoEAMs Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25
OUR GREAT REMNANT SALE

Continues, and we have added six new
grades. The prices and description will
be given you next week.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-25

Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF
Ninth street. Established 1870, q.
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sOBREs PARA cARTAs.

Gran sartid Dc todas slsses , prsslos.
Sohres D so eentavos 100
Id. d SO i'd. Id.
Ill. de I'm doblez { 30 ID. Id.
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GOETABILIDAD
MUNICIPAL.

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|giados 4 los tormularios publics
DOS Ipor oil Gobierno General.
lmpresos do todas Glasses par,
Hos An6icipios. =. g
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rs EL MAS oDARAT0.
tliItSIs 1ll i ADoClM tslsfIln
se,spsssss per q Psars Rips.I~.

| Tsxto para las Escuelas ,ds 10 1ala
de Puerto Rico ssgtn Decreto del
EExcmo. 3 limo. Isl. Obispo dc esta
Di4cesia %. Juan Antonio Pnig ON II
ds pieismbse dc 1886, y publicado, on
eI BSlstts ~ 4Stiee ca IL do Enero
de 1881, Qua dice Asf, ,
I'd Dessando fhcilitar, seRhn su impor.
tkncia fsqniefs, ID 4dquisIci6n dol Co
teCismo "a d Doctfina Christians & toda
elGSe dc personas, venimos On dsclarar
|tambiGn do texto para ID Di6cisis 9el
antigua = popular OAtscismo del P
lRlpalda qne G pesar do % 9sducido ve-
adSaen, eomprende On nus ssneillAs ,
!coneisas preguntas y respuestAs la9 su-
lmR toda de u ense6an1a cAt6lica; Feu-
|uiendo & l&vex b immense vsntAia dc
lestat por nj inAmo precio Al alcanes de-
|ss fkmilias pobfss."
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