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discern But wss ~ large as %sst Ies
inscription md the h name name. OF the donors, t6t
s Of red and yellow 'Sn
sseS some laughter S BY taxing AKIN his station be.
hind this large and mysterious floral piece
Sa hs Mr.
Pennsylyanin had placed upon hls, desk q.
ss hhfhr sp ssndsnss q hs
was ra the subject Of much futile specnstion
design Mr. HsscS 81 q Hssoa ana received
large barrel-a flower barrel. some one said-i1
a aec2Gn,..ion OF his past iabors In the cause OF
The last piece to make its appearance was Q
ns III s Ssss Ct .nf
to t. hold Saa. the fort SSs as re piece was vas
% as Gould not &c o ses tse tie Ss'f ngs
delegation, who were seated In q body. the
anS ae tSs Se s os ksn d e
To s SSy Sshns rs
s 81 tsa e wshs f Be csSssS sna
p Chicago Who had placed 1s On their desks
crowd IN the ss ii nG at once dubbed them
Springer roses. in recognition, Of Mr.. Spring
e. aeD sasn Tad IN wScS
$ ass up to this
IN front e sSsn sfe
WEI e Sss 81 Uni Sss
ss:ss:a :a 4 . e 'sssso
aid not pspsexs The n proored courtesy &s
grabbed Ms Illinois sntaeonntst BY the arm
shake which followed dH was tho iirst nesting Of
the two men since the Speakership campaign
doeas q wesa excepting the
press and members' galleries. were not opened
IN! until 4 few moments before The hour 81 l2.
s saSS 81 a as %s Sh I'M h Ss Hsa,s
s s a Ssi doap sSsSsa t. Il ffst out
ht %ss 3c s .ssh
row alsles: ana now and then Z Wcman,s
crushed against. the backs of the Benches.
as as tes
when e. NJ: Reed yaddied r. WITH Ioyish smile
IFS Si1ts fS ss ts si q sess n sss fis
right OF him. Democrats to the left Of him. |
Democrats In front and behind and every |
where. and Q vacant chair waiting for Demo-
and he did not settle down to gloomy thoughts
II q great fall. as It was predicted he would.
The proceedings were very simple Clerk
,yswered to their names. Mr.. Holman moved
hat the House adjourn until tomorrow at
,horused q mighty aye. the .Republicans
ls became them kept quiet, and the session Of
y minutes Mn t. came to an end Then the major
ient into the hall. rushed out for lunch. pre-
,aratory to the battle royal which was destined
o rage all the afternoon and far into the night |
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The CIaas.en.s,mmons Case.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Attorney- General Mil
Ter to-day asked the United States Supreme
Court to postpone the hearing OF the cases oil
Caassen and Simmons, the New York bank
Presidents who are confined in Jail for embez-
element and kiting" operations. az Assistant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Maury had not yet boon able
to prepare argument for tho Government
NJ. Hitchings OF New York. In behalf OF Class
sen. vigorously opposed postponement. His
slient,bs said. had bson N jan q year and
Of the. case in the Supreme court with
good deal Of hope. He was ready TO 60
on with the argument. and the United States
ready: Judge Shellabarger OF Washington. In
behalf q simmons. also wished, q speedy hear
case would be set down at the foot Of the cases
assigned for to-day. SO that the Governm emit
could have one or two days more In which to
prepare forthe argument.
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opened a'e The '4'' EsDa =
S:ss fls s:s yssy T. de$ & H.
Sa ad Sas spc sss rss
iare ana being dispersed and lost sight oY in
only by searching for him with an an eager aser
sy eve We're SampSs
ceived cordial ws!spme. The Democratic rep
had AL h tbasy ea ether
yas sure e Be- relief from the S tense eSndi,
SapdidstessA Springer. Crisp. and MsM,llin
once was occupied b$ Republicans. but which
ff Ge9 rsSas naa 4ngssRy
with ,handshakings and tests. Mr.. Springer
iSAs a sEa sa anS e. ttasS s
t sftsd hs esp even as
Ma aS w nsps good d n al
tais persSaaifIsd Mr Mills alone pI me spesF.
seat, He occupied the place Which i"S was lis
he did not once stir. That he was
sa Tor the most part eI aon one
dreaming Of the CONQUEST which at that mo-
Vas "as to "rde s py cierk Msrh S,S ss
Mr.. Mills srt with his well-known slorch hat
unon his head. pulled, pretty well down
raped for order no PLACED the Texas ehupeaa eau
upon the desk before him und, toySd Wlthit
tho flower show began Mr. Mills was evil
IDENTITY annoyed. He took not the slightest In
t Gn,,st.s In The IL, various specimens Of the
hall, and when huge and beautiful floral
chair was brought In and lifted over the seats
toward his. the lender OF tho tariff reform
forces waved his hand and did moi permit it to
be- br,usht within tweny feet Of his desk.
;, such u Hover show as that of to-day was
~ usi'al IN such occasions, iio largest If not
INC most artistic piece was that presented
IT, Timothy j.. Campbell OF New York,
Whether, this piece was q Chinese tower.
0 model " the Goddess VI Liberty
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R2Is sss ls$ e iss$ M
sIs aisi sS!; ssia, s &ss.
Ss fsssfsss e: 3 tie S ssp sssn il
sssIss s %FisssS Ss the seat
clock ponted precisely e tie hass q Y Wien
ssss t ssS Rt hs4 ssys fRs
Nth eaiat Gnse Ct
Tsssats5d se chapla[as xSrds after s hl Nas
kss az ihsHss PffsaGas TIT
IN Re S 81 dH act n and
aqSps S into aGasr ssH
SSns s ans
%apdns Abilities as tai and nc as eSrty
isTsi:ss Sssssoa;'
cranky MI Har. ihs el"ausnt t'if nsaIs.s the
gan q Texas fhs Isttor R%d Tor fhe past
ss lei ErSSg Of r Gss0 sss TaS
belonged to Senator ColGuitt OF Georgia, be-
cause cause he had sPSasn for when 4 had been
II today; however. and will hereafter, With
parts from, the Senate the only lady private
secretary. In the person OF his wife. who has
occupied that place for the last few years ut
the legal salary Of 81 n day.
There W." mnny inquiries among the Sen
; 9i M III .prrtntoih iof the jnni0r senator
Present, neither was HIS n;,inr called hy the
President when the new Senators APP
xear.d 70 take the oath. for the reason that
MT; Hip,s name has not yet gone up on the
rolls OF the Senate, his credentials not having
been presented The old days of stalwaIt ke-
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
How the Railroads Are ArraaGi.g to Hand,
the Heavy Grain Shlpnents.

49, ~S~~-~--s~>~~~~
How the Raiirsaas Are Arr..ei.s to Handle
the Heavy Grain shlpments.
CHICAGO Dec. 1.-THE Pennsylvania and tho
Chicago and Grand Trunk threw up their
hands to-day and notified their Western con.
nections that they could no longer receive
shipments Of grain to be reconsgned at Chi
for p 81 6ss e ss .a ss hast
Ss
action on the parf,ef their Eastern SonnestIo o
sE ely soals nave been
san g SsSfs
sss e sx assa a
II st s Il 81 IN zs
:: is
S Grain ass d. the cut es and w n snd ss
RE-: sss7s ss5 e FL! n sss
Ported 70 the sesSosrd the gastsrn t trSak Tines
tie West Is exPected that This relisf '1 viii
974 toms, from 73.252 the preceding week. and
1885 during the corresponding week last
tHsn
the entire tonnage. This road is Just now
IN great favor with Chicago shippers:
in abolisbing switching charges, and thereby
putting them on an EQUALITY. The shipments
Of flour. grain. and provisions from Chicago to
the seaboard By the lines in the Central Tranie
t Association last week APPOINTED to 5803e
an increase OF 1874 tons. and against 39S5I
for the corresponding week last year. an in
crease Of 1915 tong, The Vanderbilt lines
carried 43 per cent. Pennsylvania 10. Chicago
and Grand Trunk 81. and Baltimore and
Ohio7.
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ust,n pI.ads No, lauIItx

WHITE PLAINS. Dec. 7.-Henry L. Belts. In
dicted for murder In tho first degree In killing
Charles Blisch In Peekskill. pleaded not
guilty before Justice Bartlett this morning.
The case went over until Friday because
there were witnesses whom they had not
Justice Bartlett allowed the counsel until
Friday to- present n legal excuse for post
pon"mcnt 1T IS said witncsses nre being
TO pruye his Insanity
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Dropped william I.eary.

The committee appointed by tho Republic
cans OF the Twenty-ilrst district to prepare a
ticket to be voted ut the primary election to-
night submitted the result OF its work to the
District Committee last night, The ticket was
tn ln9iS, Snd Will be put through Without
member OF the District Committee. The
reason given IL that he is u kicker. There is
probably Iome other reason. for such uncom-
promising kickers AZ Joseph Murray. Charles
A. Hess. and Joseph Dowd are retained.
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JOHN + M,KANE AND TIE DExocRAcE
Indications that He II to Come Back to the
Party He Deserted in 1855.


The only obstacle to complete harmony In
the Democratic ranks In Kings counth will
very shortly be removed. John Y. McKane.
the absolute political power in the town Of
Gravesend. who has been in hostility to
the regular organization since 1883. and
who for the past three elections has
added from 1900 to 1900 votes to
the Republican column. will soon. IL all indica-
Mons are not misleading. return to the fold.
nane has not apparently felt himself at
with his new Republican associates,
Iugh he has been welcome visitor
fthe, White House during the pres
Administration. and was rewarded
Shis disloynlty to the Dem ocracy OF Kings
xk b1being allowed to name the late Dan
as United States Marshal, as well as
Is successor In the office. At the re-
UGtion he illustrated his influence with
5(4ents OF Gravesend by rolling up a ma
lpearly 800 for the candidates on the
IN State ticket. and a similar majority
9ndtdates on tho Democratic county
4ion. It is said on good authority,
Hooking toward q cessation OF
~, entered into between McKane
eHfhtlc leaders. and it was prnc-
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G0RhAm MFG CO..
SILVERSNITHS.
BROADWAY
AND 10TH ST.
OuTUARX.

MRS. Mary Helen Peck Crane OF Asbury parh
a,ed Yesterday morning in Paterson. aged 90
one was the widow Of the Rev. Dr.. Jonathan
~ crane OF the Newark Annual Conference oil
.he metnodist Episcopal Church. and the only
uauRnter OF the late Rev. Dr.. George Peck,
fnown as an author and editor in that denonom-
patton MI ;,s S isI p rs9%asthsr ps%sd
Crane was IF almost sixty years : member q
took tos an active part and
work. and during the last fifteen years. Of hsr
@ hs %0 Hson sSs s
y Tas 5n Union that ssyen ne q
sSr Nse sTa nsy
end Stephen Crane Of AsburX Park; Judge
%e% rs1s S1d ~
and Edmund B; Crane Of Lake s View Mnerat
;Sisi w Re s's g ss' sssss s''ss
baslnsss %sR , eng A. iPo + q psHScret +
e Ma!gsrsty iile. AGED ss yeaTs: He vas q "a
Ss s1s4; fns Il hs as
W%aterviiIe mel Medical College. and was
AZ Saa that & 1s snd Hs
= Sfs E! s.
se@bS a:S %
sssSsd as s shs 81 ~
ID sSieF 81 NJ
ss sss %ssS 3.
Ss y to
pany. During all the years Of his active life
ei Axfs a sss G. ts ss h SSSss Ct s
ssss cssss i5 sSs nj sssa. sss
R6ia. where he entered the store q Denhsm 1
SsSssil %ss NJ Hs7sS niS 5ssS
fssssas & ~ g s
as Hy ss
dste Tor hieutenapt. aovern 1 H0''a' 'An''
ds ms %y B Bloo sssf M a h ss s sss. Ts
y Of sbs ,Sss2 a qa sd
w was Nfs
famous preacher. Mrs. BlaiTs faculties were
pes her bs
and many Incidents q the war Of isi2. ''''A'
Nj sss 81 ha %M s su tas Sss Il
born IN Bristol Me- and after receiyipx an s exs
eral monitors during the war: the ships Chit
Comet Rns seeoms IL se was
luarterman in the Kittery Navy Yard. an in
s ds ss ths Ss. Se
Rs Ashland %atep %olfsp BRIDGE
s% for Rnnyd
sanay LAX i9ie sas
nashinsry Hs also Invented .f machine for
nut the death Of Mr.. Foote caused the company
GhSasS ss In sayes
! wife. daughter. and son.
y Thomas Grogap died Mt his residence. 1877
he wes The seooy ON oa ae
yare firm OF Thomas Grogan Sons His wife.
hree sons. and daughter survive him. He
nth pneumonia. Of which he died. He was
yn. The funeral services will be- held to.mor-
GW tmtG}ming IN the CATHOLIC Church Of TIE
ibllbVlOU. III NerOuh bLIeet, Ut ~ O'CLOCK, Mi. |
Irogan was 80 years old
Gen; William Gumaer died at the home Of his
Hn Thomas d1maer II Jersey CITY on Friday
'as Of the French Huguenot family Of Gumaers.
Ink 4 X; region, and he was born AND passed all
pI p and h held ether Public trusts In the
ears Brigadier. General In command OF the
lister and Sullivan organizations. He left
light surviving children.
Mrs. Huldah Robertson, the mother OF ex-
ollector William H. Robertson, died at the
atonah; yesterday She leaves one son and
EFT OF Bedford. She was 90 years old
The Hon. F. G. Butler died at Pennington.
r.: on sHndaX. aged 80. He had been Clerk
Court, sheriff. and a town officer for years;
az Speaker 81 the Maine House Of Repre-.
,ntatives in 1854. and Senator In 1855. He
1851. ''' '"~
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2ion. It is said on good authority,
hooking toward q cessation OF
~ entered into between McKane
fI(htlc leaders. and it was prno-

return to his old place in the organiza-
AT the regular monthly meeting q the Demo-
Breekya last n nR y tse
NAL impeachment Of tfo regular assoc iat Tor
III BSwn Gf thr seh obsr
delegates. They say:
q % :: % q
~ they have failed
I manner sa'sa
ssi s's IL he .Ssa q
sss he ySl hnSs md I'M 5
~ "a S,s isss a View
a int, ,o~n bssasy snd T dIa
Ssan sss' sasHt ss
s Il ssbas ana ask n. gs
cratic xssoeiaton q the Grsvessnd and t%a:
:ss =;iss $ sss 4: Ss; II: ::
The, impeachment resolutions were pre-
ssnted sy John Dsi%9r the soHth Brockyn
Srsvesend msnasers % r sssrk sye cialm ses
ss say he Ses snd tes Sp msSe NE
Kane. and that they could not have done bet
ter under The seir,enmnstanses. The impeaeh.
co%mttes and be slew tst Pths st Boas
will report back tn favor o. the proposed reor-
SsSt shst jeSa viii a Iasss Is as ns
sS dssfstSs at rR R to the
q E b. qsr
The General Committee liked Dec. II as tho
he a1 & e.
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shsi, sno csn4iqWaLS9n a 1n9msSlves and
s sssS!9s 3! USE. sSls wv ' n g az %
s.ns we're .a io sss sS6seaSsnt e SDsfs
B ssss t 10
SpEinaer, leaving the Illinotssn less than.
Ssn ters sa Was ma sfsn u HI
ssS %ssf S. ss ID e9Esa ana s Ha stss
inens until 8 r M. was 'agreed f to. oui
ssss. sSS essS,ns Ss,s2s
Ss.S TssS:l. but 81
went ri S arm END arr down slsi ; ~
dinsr ieelins that he had gone down DOWN GSst
mIi The Srfsp men figured no,d this wsy; Ne
w Ss|a asce a,0 any suR$Ri s ' TSss
q sss. Ms s q ms
vote thy easns tie K GSas
s e. sysnss tssssa sss
.5 sss Bsso ma sns asr
S Sssa wR Sst TN
&c shs Eew to @
'tsssF ss%s sssF = o$ ME
h the sn ss oas w sse
ss s loa Ss M
Ersstsst SUSPENSE was felt until Hoimans
. Another Nils vote turned nom Mills back to
hope 81 tfe Texan candidate and his 5ieye.
xsssSss s s sss ssRa ssssP 81 rYts
ss%n S ssssis f. sa / 81 %S
;: Sss Sss e Is
sSss ses WITH It al
" io ess SsRs %e said Mr. Crisp. with
q calm. good -natured smile.
esp is she some one soas
hs al The b %Sess H. GsS
had made his headquarters during the caucus.
instantly pandemonium was let loose. A
was literally Hoisted from bis feet and borne
tSd tie sS sh
to form q Gordon about the victorious candf- |
e Shake Sps Sas RSSna
into Ike Springer f seSn ns s spe dana sn
another stream Of the Springer men tried to
forfs It's t. the crush and the
part q the Struggling mass re- reached the out
SrIsp xas f%!sh the srestsss disssai.S siyDped
through. Then the crowd pushed, against
en f and tSe rsd %oten
sST Mi Sfs s
Sss n asa st sass 8 r. @r y
fort. and was quickly surrounded by 9 group
VIZ VI y ss
Il bsTs
there: Ts tagiE o. The asdtna ~ tAat hAs
y Lieut., -aqN. ehssbnn said to ::THE SUN re-
korter; IT YhihR the slestioH'ci :aitas Fibp "a
"sa faes Hs5ssd never mad doubt that
sRE9s S Gp q tsS s
ssss ss S ss ss sns ss
tarfn REFORM.
n az
his political sponsor The Cleveland agents.
who have haunted the CAPITOL for several DAYS
working for Mills are disgusted and alarmed
~ InS outcome OF the contest, ana s9rry now
mat they TOOK Sucn prominent part In It. |
Many Of the scenes around tho various head
quarters during the day and evening were |
;omical. and Afforded amusing studies Of char
onstitfad Simses ' an anti or nag
nade his way by mistake into McMillin's
headquarters, and while there. evidently Ia
rom fha restanpant %eiow nrncnadad 1 ~ a Iea
sate his voice and deliver 2 harangue on the
ion Of SpeAkar, 49,, ~ :: 80: -
Mills is 81 10 cliSlcric a efiperafnent and a. Ia
, lbesN aeIS aeas,or1 nat souahimity ri
{ he were Speaker and that man /!
Rec iced ts sh0 'd stand Ra SntSse
nedistsIy get red In the s lace. tear his hair.
hrow away his gavels abdicate his platform; !
crimmage, and then there would be the devil q
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!. On tie Soor Of he former sx- MlcSican ssni
Ferry And Gon 1Ss; Th9 wslssd sSSs
ceased d to b Senators 81 tie United statss
S II Ss ssr
, lying Vice, Pres!dsnt Morton 81 bis resIsnstio
VIA :Ds 81 IL. aos oysf
sSsSn sSermsS made ds Sss Of his s ssf
Ssus Ss! I'm; q entitled 3 i. sf II s.s;
iirst break Of several breaks q the day IN pre-
ssSSs, y Sssst ssssI;ss$ 4 n
s'!fR CAM %hen sss
ssSSsi sS s shis s FSd e r H.
ssf h saH @ fsf
Democratic SIDES respectively. MI. Hoar and
Tor tSsz Zine S er ses ses
Mr.. Hale of Maine. to the surprise of every.
e swear n Nj DaSSis y ISaho. whose name
EsG ,pS ssis
| Ine clOak-rOom DOOR WnlIe Cne maine cSnatoI,
ttns s ss us so %yw as %ht G R nos
either the Judiciary Or the Elections Commit
Sss aed az I'D who
Ysu neS ~ sSe sasa
@ g S s,sfaJ SP;s g sss! $S ks
three Senators who took the oath were Mr..
Chiffon Of TeXas escorted BY bic cSieagpe The
n. Heart and Dr. GaldpSer Who E s1Scsed e
we'll f Known %i N %ashlnston having been
sSa Ct s alss for %s4essse u. III e
sssf & s;s$ss + Ssss$s 5ssssss II:
TSHy l. style. has not yet arrived, DT;;
WTs w arS baa head s ana ess
SSsSas SS5 Is sos han
e T clifton sd
whskers high D forehead. and lot ss Of sandy
hair: big bunch OF which he brushes on be-
aay ss bas aue
The second batch Of new Senators wore Glib
and Kyle OF South Dakota, each OF whom was
hs Only NM Until
a IT, wilson, H. SS IS he
ate's galaxy Of handsome men. He is feet
s az Be-
off by handsome white hair. and goatee. and
has hf and bsa51s Of FSn %,sbns
ton, where he has served in the House for sew
eral years: and all biz frlends wish him sNc-
f IN Senate here
q |aaH sy
W Ws tui MEDIUM %ab hsss AND
brushed back from a high. square forehead;
somewhat since he was il, the senass before.
sScSy his Seard & he sae deSons
n n s9utherner IS Of old. hSweyer: and after
second Or third time he walked down into a
group Of Republicans. who gave him 2 warm
has served IL the House Yor several ei years Is
young. good Cooking man Of the modern West
hs s. MN III sfssas but by
xere Messrs. Pfefrer q Kansas. whom Mr..
Plumb F. his rather SontemRtuous opponent.
nj nSdsns rIGf5Sf r. s%shsaif fros tor
e. sFs IT, a Ct
1acstion from washington. but this did not
Senator'S who have. had occasion to ses him SO
In the Past fey was rather
Morrill,. WAS also sworn in at the same time. |
lis term having expired last March.
h q ssk new to step
Ter. tripped along beside him with what goes
saI SG sna Ml ss $ss nos psss
litter political opponents in Wisconsin for
h Had & 4H s fsss Sse
lace Of MI. Eustis Nj. White was elected r i,
ago that s9ne Of the Senators tors had
n the Pelican State Senator'S are elected about
hsee in sdXHnGWS e the time for
so nj Iii q sas tln % al9RousR
AN afte ah NJ, 'G2i osly had tollez
n Of the Senators. wha6
nd n i sh l}i.;; hands VIZ
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Oyerstock Of oqpettes body Brussels mud Tapestries
from the great auction sale OF carpets Cowperthw
is5 TO 2oS Park row. New York. Low PRICES and easy
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sENAT0RxA1 COMMITTEES.
Changes Likely to be Made-Nobody to r
Mr.. Blnlr's Shoes.

Changes Liz ely to be Made-NOb0dy to FIJI
Mr.. Blair's Shoes.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-When the Senate adj
journed to-day the Republican members i'm
mediately took seats in the reception room
and proceeded In caucus to provide for the re-
arrangement Of committees Senator sher-
man. the presiding officer Of the caucus. was
authorized to appoint q committee Of nine to
make the assignments and report at o subse-
Quent caucus. He asked time to select the
nine and the meeting adjourned.
There is q great struggle going Oh both for
committee places and for rooms. Aside from
a few OF the leading committees. the Senators
are hkely to choose their assignments IN ac-
cordsnce with the rooms. tho object be-
House but to stay in the Capitol. Another
The leading committees have elerks and mes
and act az. private secretaries to the Senators.
The smaller committees have only session
senators. for most Of these committees are
purely ornamental Every Senator has q
secretary. 50 that Chairmanship is adyan-
tSageous only because room. which is Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-19
Curacion de Ia impotencia
Manlove, Alliot, Fryer & Cc
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L6adres, Gldsg0s0 y Roaen.
NOTTINGHAM

Fabricantes de toda clase de maquinarias para
fncas azucareras como son, moljnos perfeccionados
de dos tres, cuatro cinco ciEndros. Desfbrado-
de la cana para aumentar la extraction, 70 hbras
de jugo por Glen de Gaia garantizado, Clarifcado-
ras de todas formas, tamahos classes, Fitro-pr
sas perfeceionadas Triple efecto, Tachos al yacfo,
Tachos al cierre hbre Concretadoras de Fryer CEN
tr1fugas de Hepworth, Manlove otros, pailas de
Wetzel Q evaporadoras, Bombas para aqua, sirop,
guarapo, borras de riego calderas multitubulares
de Root o tubulosas otras.
ApaYdtos Gstt0DtdticOs para Qate0sar e1
bagaso directdmente del m0lissO, san inter
nciosa del brdSero. Ss installation dbre de
hacemdado de tOdO riesgo q perdidG p0y el
ttsegO pOr dst0ids, gahorra IN so pS
gdSto de ela60raci0n.
Tambien se oonstruye toda clase de tanques y
canales de hierro cobre Was frereas, portatiles
iias, wagones, locomotoras, etc.
Todo garantizado de material y construction
de primera clase que encerran todos los adelantos
del dia
Sc faciIitan los Sres que 10 desean, personals
para tomar medidas, levantar pianos
& instalar los aparatos.
Para mas informes dirfjanse Ponce al repre-
sentante en- esta Tsa.
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sabedor eli dueno de la Fabrica de Tabacos ]
Cigarros La BELLEZA, establecfda en- la Habana
calle de Dragones ndmeros 80 AZ, que cigarros
MARCA LA BELLEZA Sc estan falsifcando en- esta
capital en- gran escala; reconienda sus conaumi-
dores no sc deien sorprender una mercancfa dis
tinta la elabOrada en- eatos talleres, fin de eytar
dicha falsifcaci6n recomienda sus marchantes ve-
an ell pape de sus cigarros on los euales Sc We al
modo que Sc haee impossible toda case de faIsif-
caci6n'
LA BELLEZAH cuya fama es conocida en-
el mundo enter0, ha sdo premiada con- cuatro me-
dallas de orc una menci6n honOrffca
L6anse los papeles de cigarros.
Suplico los consumide-es rOmpan las csietas
al botarias. 2-I3
Panaderia Las tres B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-19

Tfsicos que desesperais de curaros!ll
Los que sufris frecuentes catarrosl!!
Los que enronquecen con faeilidadl!!
Los que padecen de tos!l!
Les que sufren bronqpitis cr6nica!!!
Los atacados de broncorreas!!!
Los aamzticoe!!!
Cdrense r6pida seguramente con el
JaFabe baass6amicO nj Guaya
col del Dr. IL. Castro
Sc ,garantiza la curaci6n radical sc
devuelve Ell dinero, 81 Ia mediciba no
surte gu efectO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-19

lILean en los tolletos 10 que dicen los
primeros m6dicos de las Antillss!l
Enfermosl! no hay engaio, tomen es-
Ia maravilioss medicina.
Procdrenla en- tcdas las boticas, 90
curaran radicalmente.
Farmac6uticos: pedidla & Arillaaa y
Ca, Ponce.-C. j. Monagse y CO, Ma
yaRtiez -Fidel Guillermety, Capital
u. Martinez, Humacao.
Ponce, Dcbre. le de 1891. 3lm. p.