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Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-14
PECK & PARKER,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNIsHKRs,
766 to 76S Chapel Street.
Annual School Meeting

TIME legal voters of the New Haven City Schoo
Il District are hereby notified that the annua
No. q Center street. on MONDAY, Sept 10. 1882
at O'Clock in the morning, for the purpose Of
Of the board Of Education, each for the term d
three years; also to elect treasurer,a clerk and
two auditors, each for the year ensuing;
a. m to five O'Clock p. n.
The Freemen residing in the
First ward will vote at the store No. 81 Center
In the Second ward at the Joiner shop No. 14I
Oak street,
In the Third ward at the junction Of Congress
avenue and Washington ttreet,
In the Fourth ward at the shoe store at the juno
ton Of Columbus avenue and Water street,
In the Fifth ward at the store No. 1z7 Wooster
street,
In the Sixth ward at the store No. rs Greene
In the Seventh ward at the barber shop No. ess
Grand avenue,
In the Eighth ward at No. 76o State street.
In the Ninth ward at the drug store No. l4l Dix
well avenue,
In the Tenth ward at the shoe store No. SIG Elm
street,
In the Eleventh ward at the barber shop No. 81
Grand avenue,
In the Twelfth ward at the barber shop No. 1s{
In the Fourteenth ward at the Engine house,
East Grand street,
N. Rowe, near the Four Corners
The meeting will, by adjournment, meet al
81 issa at 7:so in the evening to lay tar on the
grand list of 1892; 20 act upon the question OF
allowing the Board OF Education to issue bonds
for the purchase of a lot and the erection and
furnishing of High School building. and to dc
any other business proper to be done at said
CHARLES E GRAVES,
HORACE H. STRONG,
JOSEPH d. PLUNKETT,
SAMUEL R. AVIS,
SAMUEL HEMINGWAY,
GEORGE F. HOLCOMB,
RICHARD NJ SHERIDAN,
ELI WHITNEY, JR-,
HARRY W. ASHER,
Board of Education.
New Haven september Is 1892 SID St
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PROVIDENCE, Sept. 13.-The adjourned
meeting of the stockholders of the Provi-
dence and Springfield Railroad company
was held at the Office this noon. This was
the fourth attempt to secure q quorum and
to-day It was successful, about two-thirds
of the stocks, 700 shares-beipg repre-
sented. After voting to ratify the lease of
the road to the New York and New Eng
land company the meeting adjourned.
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Saddle Horse For Sale,
IN A bay, 16 hands highs years old; sound,
kind and styIish; trots and lopes.
sl4 1t j. B. B., Lock Box 49,
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Rent Free to October LIST.
~ The large seven roomed fiat, corner
nj Whalley avenue and Garden street; steam
Fat and all modern improvements.
SD 1t EDWARD MALLEY
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District Of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, |
Sept. IL; 1892. j

GNSTATE OF ALEXANDER EMER1roL new
III Haven, In said district, assigning debtor.
having been lodged IN this office for record and
the probate thereof, and Samuel Halliwell OF
s1id New Haven, being in said assignment nomi-
mated a trustee for said estate, therefore
ORDERED, That the 18th day Of Sept, 1892, at
sssisned for a hearing on the approval of said
nropoNed trustee, and that all persons interested
herein may have notice to appear, II they see
tiSf this order be published three times In q
rssVspaper having o circulation IN said probate
eam lHdsa,
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mr.. olevelapd,s euesss.

BuxzAsns BAY, Mass, Sept. is.-Hon.
Grover Cleveland entertained his warm
personal friend, Governor Russell, and par
ty with sail and hshing trip down the
bay this afternoon. They had fairly good
luck, returning to Gray Gables about 9
O'Clock, where Joe Jeffsrson's team was In
waiting to take the governor to Mr.. Jeffer.
sons summer home. Hon Francis Under.
wood, who was Mr.. Cleveland's consul to
Glasgow, was also caller at Gray Gables,
but ss Mr.. Cleveland was away he wa
obliged to return to Boston without seeing
him,
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Accepted a College Presidency.
AMHERST, Mass Sept. 13.-Rev. George
Stockton Burrows, for seven years pastor
of Amherst college and professor of bibli-
cal literature at Amherst collage, an
nounces to-day his acceptance of the
presidency of Wabash college, Crawfords-
Vile. Ind.
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Preparing a Counter Case.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 13.-Minister Of
Marine Upper Is now engaged in prspsr.
ing material for counter case to the
American case in connection with the
Behring sea arbitration. The answer from
the United States will close the document
airy controversy.
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Resolutions Adopted ut Its Twenty
first Annual Convention.

Resolutions Adopted Mt Its Twenty
first Annual Convention.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The twenty-frst
of Steam Navigation opened to- day in the
Fifth Avenue hotel. A resolution endors-
ing the Nicaragua canal scheme was
adopted. The resolution respectfully sug-
gests to the representatives of the people
in congress to devise such means as may
be deemed wise to carry the canal to
speedy and economical completion and to
make it an American enterprise to be con-
trolled by Americans.
A resolution WAS passed declaring that
the present libel laws were unjust and o
committee was appointed to take such
action upon the question as it might deem
proper.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-An Illinois Central
suburban train was wrecked to-day near
the worlds fair grounds. Engineer Finn
and an italian laborer were killed. Thomas
Lahey and number of other passengers
were severely but not fatally injured.
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Insurance Rates Increased.

1nsurance Rates 1ncreased.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 13.-The making of
insurance rates for this section has passed
into the hands of the New England asso-
citation, and to-day agents received book
of new rates for Rhode Island suburban
towns. All of the rates have been in
creased. many of them 40 per cent.
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KLKOTnIU can DKRAILEp,

i
The Motorman Loses ControI-One
Man Killed-SeveraI Fatally I'm.
jured.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia terrible street
railway accident occurred in the southern
part of the city between and 10 O'Clock
this morning. 1t appears that while q
train consisting of an electric motor and q
trailer car were coming down q steep grade
on the State and Sydney street branch of
the Union depot line, near the corner of
Ninth and Russell streets, the motorman
lost control of his car and the train rushed
down the decline at q frightful speed. At
Ninth and Russell streets ia q sharp curve.
In turning this the trailer, which was
crowded with passengers, was derailed and
turned over, and all the passengers were
hurled to the ground with great force. An
unknown young man was killed and the
following were fatally injured:
Miss A. II. Jones CO, Adolph Schnell,
Miss Anna Nose, Barbara Schring, Rudolph
Hortenan.
Seriously injured are: q. W. Brand, P.
Hoffman. Ed Dsbiels, Charles Beir, Henry
Kaufield, @. W. Martin, Henry Herker,
Edward Schwartz, Louis Langloth, Henry
Baline, ]. s. Dunsfield, Miss Lizzie Stem
mar
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National League.
Cantennarian Dead.

LAwalscl, Mass, Sept 15.-Tlmothy
Morisrity, rsputsd TO be tO5 years old, died
to-day. His wife, aged ninty-nine years,
is living. Both were natives Of county
Kerry, Ireland. and came to this country
In 1854. Mr.. Noriarity was labofsr and
There 10 40 doabt that be was the oldest
mann In IaHrence.
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Rent Free TO October 1st.
A The pleasant cottage house, rooms;
|iiii;| modern improvements, No. 90 Baldwin
w. street. Other rents. sf4 1t E. MALLEY
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A SITUATION by q competent, steady young
"a man a. coechman; fully understands The
care OF horses; will make himself generally use
full, II required. Address
ais st. BOX c, This Once.
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Excursions.
GRAND EXCURSION
Pittsfield, Mass,
AND TIE
Berkshire County Agricultural Fair,
Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1892.
~.pD rpu rryr ROITyD TRIP n "a.

specis train will leave New Haven $50 q m,
rsler CITY 7:ol q M, Orange 7:os O. N, AnsontA
Shelton 7.22 am, Stevenson s:ss Am; due Pitts
tleid iI:so am. Returning, special train viii
leave Pittsheld at ESQ pm. The programme for
tenber 18th Includes exhibition OF matched and
single horses, trotting and running races. coach
ing parade children's pony parade, balloon sscen-
sion with parachute descent and 6Eand parade OF
visiting Communicates OF Knights Templsr, Ham
ilton commandery No. 5 Z. q, OF BrdgePor,
proeent Tickets at waltxinger's, $40 Chapel st.
collins, 7S5 Chapel St, and ct Housatonic Rail
don apply 70 I'D. HoRrHRoP Z SON,
So ExeuFpios Assuts idgspqrt ooaa-
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A SATISFACTORY CONFERENCE

Between the Representatives OF the
Readings Employees and the Presi-
dent of the Road.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia conference
took place this afternoon between Presi-
dent Mcleod of the Reading railroad and
the grievance committee of employees, to-
gether with Chief Arthur of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, wilkins of
the Railway Conductors, and P. 81. Morris
sey of the Trainmen. At its close Chief
Arthur said: CAN is satisfactory" Pres
ident Mcleod said: 1--WE had very pleas
ant conference, and found in this case what
I have always thought and believed, that
when two men get together who are fair
minded and wish to reach fair decision,
it does not take them very long to get at
one,"
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Henry Cabot Lodge Re-EIs

BosToN, Sept. 13.-The republicans of
the Seventh congressional district this
afternoon reelected Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge by reclamation.
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Reducing Wages,

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The Master Cotton
Spinners' federation has decided to reduce
the wages of employees 5 per cent. on &C.
count of the depression in trade. Firms
representing so per cent. of the trade ia
vored such a reduction. The workmen,
who contend that a restricted output will
be sufficient to meet the difficulty, intend
to strike against the proposed reduction.
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CHAMBER SUITS.

And We can see no other way of lessening our
burden but to mark them at such low figures as
to induce you 10 buy you don't stand In very
great need OF ore.
As a marker we will Exhibit Handsome
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Hanlon Challenges Stansbury

HahAVh ShulAChSCB CkAhbUuTIs
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 13.-Edward Han
Ion, the oarsman, will in few days issue
a challenge to James Stsnsbury of Aus
trslia to row for the championship of the
world. Hanlon will name two places, both
central and intermediate points, England
or California. as the place for the race.
The stakes will be 81, 500 a side, the race
to be rowed on the Tyne in England or the
bay of San Francisco. Hanlon's stakes
will all come out of his own pocket.
Celebration Races.
NEwBURaH, N. Y. Sept 13.-The Ward
Brothers races at Cornwall-on-th the Hud-
son to-day were rowed by way of celebrst
ing their victory at Saratoga twenty-one
years ago, when they won the international
four-oared race. The record for four
miles then made has never been beaten.
There were many spectators from places
along the river.
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
The State Convention Endorses the
National Platform and Makes Nom
nations.
TRENTON, Sept. 13.-The republican state
conven ion met here to-day. There were
S03 delegates on the floor and q large crowd
filed the galleries. A platform was adopt
ed which endorses the plato nm of the ma
tional convention and calls attention to the
country's envisble prosperity under the
republican policy of protection. The
democratic Legislature is denounced for
trying to legalize the Reading combine,
and many other abuses of power are CEN
sursd. Ex-Congressman John Kern was
nominated for governor on the second bal
lot Presidential electors were nominated
and the convention adjourned sine die.
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miscellaneous.
GREAT OPENING

6ktAI UPthlNd
OF Folding Beds. Style
and quality improved.
Prices reduced.
VERY ATTRACTIVE
Chamber Suites, includ-
ing many novelties in
birch and maple.
LUXU RIOUS Parlor
Furniture at very low
prices.
CUTTING CARPETS
every day by the hundred.
Never so nice and cheap
as now.
BASE BURN1NGH Heat
ing Stoves. NEW HA-
VEN Ranges. Both the
best made.
BROWN !3.!!! =. A.. e p 2,!!!E!! a
0DaB ssshthRs
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Hhsunstisnx NsuTsisis; satiTa1 veestspis cure
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DIR. JENKINS TO SHOW CAUSE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Dr. Jenkins has
been summoned to appear before Judge
Barnard in Brooklyn on September IA to
show why he detains the cabin passengers
of the Normannla on Fire Island. Roger
Shearman, the eminent constitutional
lawyer, went to quarantine to personally
serve the papers on DR.. Jenkins. DR.. Jen-
kins accepted the service.
Tho steamer Pegasus with militia aboard,
which started for Fire Island, put back
late to night owing to the gale and is now
at Sandy Hook.
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A Woman Suicides.

Woman Suicides.
VIENNA, Sept. 13.-The Neue Erie
Presse reports that woman named Jane
Armstrong, said to be of New York, and
aged twenty-eight years. has committed
suicide with a revolver at Monaco, where
she lost $3.50, 900 by gambling in ten days.
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THE INVESTIGATION DELAYED.
Testim ny of the Alva's Captain Not
forthcoming.

forthcoming.
BosToN, Sept. 13.-It has now been
nearly month since anything has been
done in the Investigation of the sinking Of
the Vanderbilt yacht Alva by the steamer
81. F. Dimock. The officers of the Dimock
have put in their testimony long since, but
it seems impossible to secure the presence
of the captain of the Alva to give bis side.
Several dates have been fixed for the hear
ing of the Alvs's testimony, but each time
the captain failed to appear. The inspec-
tors of steam vessels who have the matter
in hand are not certain whether they will
delay the proceedings longer for the Alva's
officers convenience, or will issue find
ing on the staength of the evidence already
mt in
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SEPT. Il.
sss so0f rs, sss.s H'e. ~ M.4.'
MARINE LIST.
| $&loE PORT OF NEW HAVEN. S1f42>
| ARRIVED.
Sch Hattie ]. Kelsey, Rulon.
Sch Mary Ann Grier, Bacon Woodbridge Greek,
Sob 9. Dsiemassr. F ss Pegu, N. J., sand
sch s. Mclaughlin, aerma.p, Glen Cove,
starch feed to Bradley, Davis & Co.
| CLEARED.
Sch P. 7. Barnum, Blake, PhiIa
Sch Il. ID. Bibbler, Pinkham, Phila.
Sch :. B. Darlington, Anderson, Norfolk.
Boarders Wanted
"A al Chapel; two front rooms vacant.
FOR SALE.
On easy terms, two family house No.
ifa rs Hamilton street. Enquire Of
FOR RENT.
III The beautiful block house, 4l3 Orange
H. SID tt s01 CHAPEL STREET.
-.- FOR RENT.
improvements; also upper floor, s rooms,
aae.R aP4 Av
FOR RENT.
- Seven rooms, all modern improvements;
Sd t PAMMER, p ioa o S1s s street.
NOTICE.
HEREBY forbid all persons trusting. any
On afsr as shall pay no bills so
s12 stH CHARLES KEssEL
t. Girls Wanted.
QUART girls can make good pay, and we pay
~ for AZ work done while learning: The Ma
ss Folding Box H SIS csgse S2
Rent Free to October LIST.
m The newly decorated first story six room
:;5 fat No. 81 Garden street; modern improve
sic It E. MALLEY.
Saddle Horse For Sale.
IN, A bay is hands highs years old; sound,
$40 Il J. B. B., Lock Bog Az.
Rent @1st F 1se e, to 0etober it.
newly Rspers red. and
r1z il -OD'' EDWARD MALLEY.
Rent Free TO October LIST.
ss& The pleasant cottage house, Z rooms;
ssreet. other rents. SHIT to- E: MA AaiaEn
Rent Free to October LIST.
~ The large seven roomed fiat, corner
Whalley avenue and Garden street, steam
heat and all modern improvements.
s14 1t EDWARD MALLEY,
FOR RENT.
The Well LIGHTED Three Story
Brick Building
- On George and Temple streets will be
;;9 adapted to suit the requirements of man
We ufacturing business, stores, club rooms,
storage laundry or fats; moderate rent for de-
sirable tenant aid 1t e. MALLEY.
Auction Sale,
The handsome brick residence, 176 Olive |
;;a street. facing William, containing eleven /
I'LL rooms and all modern improvements Is
offered for sale very cheap on reasonable terms. /
Unless disposed Of ct private sale will be sold at
auction Friday. Sept. Esd, at 10 a. m. Arrange
ments can also be made for the sale Of entire Il
household furniture. For particulars inquire
s14,15,16,21,22,23 ON PREMISES,
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Solid Black Walnut Chamber Suit,

pieces, including Toilet Dresser, which is In
reality suit witt two Dressers, for ss7.sQ.
Don't miss these opportunities
to benefit yourself, for they
don't come every day.
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"ANTEn

HNXPERIENCED feeders for Universal and
u Gordon presses good pay and steady work
auS0 Let SfT CONGRESS AVENUE
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"ANTED.
LNOR best families, q large number general
~ houseEork girls, cooks second pirls.
nurses etc MRS BABR
SiS UT m
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lowing report was forwarded to DIR. Jen-
kins at noon by DR.. Byron: Census TO,
day ending 10 m, September 10. At
Swinburne Island, sick in hospital, IA;
suspected, 66; deaths, none; transferred to
convalescent ward, 10; transferred to sick
ward, 1; cases of gastritis, 1.
This morning there are no flags up. Since
the above report one child died during last
night OF bronchitis and just now another
death Is reported to me of man. I do not
think he had cholera. Both of these deaths
were ct Swinburne hospital.
Dispatches from Europe indicate de-
crease from cholera and fewer new cases.
sPRINGFIELD,s TOURNAMENT.
Zimmerman Makes Three New Com.
petition Records.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 13.-Forty
heats were run on Hampden park this af-
ternoon in anticipation of to-morrow's and
Thursdays bicycle races, and the great
field of riders was reduced by the five
hours work to reasonable size. The events
were most of them run in slow time, the
only good racing being seen in the handi-
cap races. Three new competition records
were made by Zimmerman-three-q quarters
in la, the mile in 2:16 90 and the two
mile in 4:51. The track is in splendid con-
dition and only good weather is needed to
make the tournament the most successful
the club has ever held.
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WANTED

HoMPETEST girl for general Homework; ref
~ erences requir. d. Call at
sis ftI I'll ORANGE STREET erenines.
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II ADY of experience to assist on books: refer
- erces required. MR. WARD
sis 81 Box Us New haven
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WANTED.


S1TUATIONS in private family by two er-
- perienced girls one as first class cook and
laundress and one to do chamber work and wait
ing; good reference. Inquire at
ais p. q DAVENPORT AVENUE.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
a POSITION by young experienced house
IA keeper. Address MN,
IS 10 Courier Of5ce
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Rent Free to October LIST.
~ FIRST floor of five rooms, No. 81 Garden
mi street; newly papered and renovated
I'LL. throughout. Other rents.
I'D 1t EDWARD MALLEY
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ENNEST Servants for any work always secured
II here. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
auil II rs ChaFsei Ffrnet
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- Until May list, furnished house, destrahl
~ locality, central
si3St p a ROY 1ss rstv
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AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Els sa6ido que ningun petroleo, 1lan6sFee con ell
nombre que Sc uiera Kerosine Gas Aeeite de carbon
Luz Diamante, Luz del hogar deja de nfamable
absouto pues adquirendo cierto grado calor
ciende al contacto de una Hama Por tanto esta Agen
cia recommends encarecidamente los consumdores que
empleen sguientes reglas el de productos
para evitar en- 10 possible cualquier accidente..
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ACEITE para ALUMBRADo de las FA1TIL1As
LUZ BHlllanfe.
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION Y.COMBUsTION EXPO
MEAS. SIN HUMo Nj NAL oLoR

Este aeeite producto.de fabrication especial es
bajo diversos nombres marcas, tanto por cuada-
des lum1nicas como por la segurdad que ofrece los
consumdores.
Nuestros precios son mucho mas reducidos que los
de las marcas extranjeras, que este mayor preco
brindan los consumdores venaias de nnguna clase
La experiencia adquirida esta industrial durante
muchos amos en- los Estados Unidos Cuba Mexico y
otros paises pernte ofrecer al pubco articuo
que Sc puede mejorar en- parte aguna bajo ningun
eoncepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELEFANTE,
LUZ SOLAR, estan registradas persegura con todo
Ell rigor de la ley los falsificadores
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R.a.W ONc V.aLDES.
AoElTE para ALUMBRADo de las FAMlLlAs.
LUZ BRllLANTE.

L66re de .eGplosi6s y comsbMsti6aa enpontdseeas
Sin bstXs0 M5 msGl OJ0r
Este aceite producto dc una fabrication
especial, es igual, sino superior los que sc
importan del extrangero bajo diversos NOM
bres y marcas, tanto por sus caalidades luni-
nicas como por la seguridad que ofrece q los
cOnsumidOres.
NuestrOs precios son mucho mas reducidos
que los de las marcas extrangeras, que con
este mayor precio no brindan q los consum1-
dores ventajas de ninguna clase
La experiencia adquirida en- esta industrial
durante muchos amos en- / 0s Estados .Unidos
cuba, M6jico otros paises, nos permite o. tre
GER al p1blico un articulo que no Sc -pueda me
lorar ea parte alguna bajo ningun coneepto
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELE-
FANTE, y LUZ SOLAR, estan registradas y
80 perseguira con todo 81 rjgOr lie la ley q los
alsifcadores
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NNNANNN0N N0NNN
"a ReforasadG EspsG,sso,D fonda y posada.

FL dueno de este antique acredltado este.
oiecimiento, despaes de terminates las obrss OF
81 lntroducidas que le cOlocan a La aitura qu. re-
que requlere el aiglO XIX, ofrece seryicicH n
p1biico desde ell dla 1s dal proximo mes de Sc
4iembre, partieularmente los yIaaexoa 0e IN isls
que visiten la Capital,
Tiene el estahlecimientO habitaciones frseras
y yent1ladas con toda elase de comodldades. 10
inlsaa0 que excelentes salones com eetoreA. Sus
inenO NO ha emitido sacridciOs para haeer oonfor.
table el dieho estabiecimlento dohds se sei slrA
sOdO procios muy economicua
La REFORMADA ESl iERANZA estA eifun.io
en- eata Marine. cails de Ia Prineesa Nun. z. vi
sitad dicho establishments aaEdxeis con nlns
cid0a -
Puerto-Ii Iisps 20 Dc Agcsao de lasl
Avansezeso MMseee
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