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1CHoMAs BOWLING SON. Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN As THE ROTH BREWERY" or
FIRST BETWEEN C AND d STREETS NORTH

kN,IMN A A. LIE kOIh BREMERY." ON
FIRST BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
EAST.
Under by virtue Of certain deed Of trust bear
ine date Of March II, 1887, and recorded in Liber
No. l240 folio 3 ct seq. one OF the land records of
the District Of Columbia at the request of the party
APRIL. 1902. at HAIF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK ?: NJ.
will sell public auction. in front Of the premises
the following described properly. situate in the
city OF Washington, in said District. to wit:
All Of original lot ten ii0), except the south two CO.
feet by the full depth Of said lot in No. 64
of original lot nine 90 in SAIL square; also lot
twenty two CD in A. Pohlers subdivision Of part Of
said square.
So dpropsrty is improved BY laEgs ice house being
made for brewery purposes building used - q sum-
ner gardtn aud an old frame dwelling.
Terms sale: Lne-tnird Of the purchase money in
cash: balance in two equal nstamcnts at and two
years, secured by the promissory OF the pur-
chaser and deed Of trust the property sold, all
1gsh, at purchasers option. All convey anCing aud
recording at the cost Terms sale to be
piled with within fifteen days from the day of sale,
the trustee the right to resell at the
cost and risk OF the defRulting purchaser.
WILLIAM b. WEBB. Trustee.
mh26-dkds Trustees office, 4u0 5th n. W.
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certain to Satisfy You. One bottle Of
Plso's Cure for Consumption will convince YOU
OF its wonderful efficacy. Druggists. 25c
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

HEwITTS TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE An
~ 18th st n. ". at 10 IN. and 2 p III. Arlington
soldier. HSne ana Cabin John Bridge. Fare. round
srip, ~ to Toe. Zoo Park andlegation buldnss 80
ja1l-1y
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BELLE or NELSON WHISKY, bottled ct tn
distillery. CHARLES KRAEMER. Agent
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DoS'r FAN to attend closing out auction sale
of new furniture at sl1 and S13 9Th st. n. W. See
Auction Sales for details.
WIN. LowESTHAL-
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The entertainment at the Tabernacle last
evening was decided success. The program
was exceliently rendered by some Of Washing
ton's best talent. Mr.. E. B. Hay, as usual. de-
lighted his audience, and equally meritorious
were Messrs. Charles West, Rulof Stratton,
Ernest Daniel,,T. B. Amiss, IT,, and the Misses
Garrett and Demo. The Tablers and Maize
Rose, quartet Of children of unusual musical
ability. rendered some charming selections
The accompanies were Mrs. N. NJ Rose, Miss
Law, MIR. MoEnerny and Mr.. H. Seitz.
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IL Is Not Necessary to call doctor for cut
or bruise; get Salvation Oil. Only rs eta
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Chifgraph Writing Machine is no longer
luxury. but has become a necessity. 10
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Dog Collar, Harness, Whips, Combs, &C.,
name engraved free WAiropn's All Pasaye. :
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None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
marvel OF ightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th NJ nv
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
aspss: stsssis N 1 ks:SHiins s1:
f. +. Z I. III III e. 81 4. I. {.
In the Dciiyh,ful Comedy,
THE QUEENS SHILLING.
Next Week. s..
The Eminent Engish Actor.
Mr.. Z. Q. WILLARD.
THE MIDDLEMAN
JUDAH.
TONIGHT TONIGHT!
RUSTIC FESTIVAL
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS.
AT THE ARMoRY.
ALBAUaH's OPERA HOUSE.
Dancing from 10 to IL 80.
Sec the Mysterious Lady.-
Prize Shooting and Other Attractisns.
SEASON TICKETS .........-............sl.
SINGLE TICKETS................. &c.
For sale at the prominent drug stores and BIZ member,
OF the corps. E.t.-'
There will Be soliciting for votes nor for the Dur.
chase of articles for sale mar the psasure OF an
evening spent at the festival. nh243s
r fcHARD BURME1srER.
Will Appear in Grand Recital
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL l. lsos.
At sl5 O'Clock. at the
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH,
Corner 18th and l. sits. northwest. ,-r
Under the special pstronaxs Of
MRS. LEVI p. MORTON.
MRS N. HARRISON MCKEE.
MES H. CABOT LODGE
And other distinguished patrons
Knabe Piano Used.
Reserved sests. 81 and 75c. Admission 5Or
Tickets for sale from the 25th instant Of w. g. Metz.
croft Co. .. 18th and g sts NV E. f. Droop,s No.
9e3 Pa. sve. NV. and william Enabs 1 90. ., No.
81 7I M;Esss !. space. =. e. nnss.s.
THURSDAY. March 81.
The Hoos.ef Post."a
JAMES wHITCoNB Riley.
Assisted By
THE FRANZ ABr CLUE
Admission. 50. Rs,srv,d saas. 10
Tickets At Mstzerott's !; mhos7t.
PGoF; 4 B. CALDWELL: DANcINa ACADEMY.
scholar. and patrons thas he VIII rss6lne Es clans
MEIn f fCs y .ppOa'nsn Address SiID
CALIF0HNTA. TEXAS. MEXICO. -
southern h.ciac comp:nys Sun 81 IA 40 osd dss
Il a & "a s ss.'fis sS:sasl.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON ARTrsrs
90. .ns:|: from March Is 70 April sSssiSsivsS. 10
: m nj Z $ K "' ADMISSION FREE
LECTURES. +
HARD SAYINGS OF THE BIsLR
REvERENTLY AND NATIONALLY coxs,p.srD
I'm -
LECTURE TO HONEST DouBrxns
ArarHk !. ~
CHURCH OF rAt HOLY otxY.
Dupens cizsas.
SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7:so osoLoCL
MARCH s7-BALxAlfs ASS sPRAx1na.
s--a
APRIL lo-gosAH AND TIE WHALE
APRIL l7-THE hAoi AND TSe crAA
BY THE REv~1aAnk sswAIL,
- ltsss
EXCURSIONS. I'D
A 4s ;s g: e q sss s. s5R ss4s s, Is
Is 100 sass sSss e = q. ..ssss s1Snos.
4hse,x' 0S3sk
re. M9HDxaruL cAyx1I4 oy 1pn4xA "a.
NSshiP.tsa e S;o p =. Q - e4yEN q -
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Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat,
ETC., should try ''Bro,cn's Bronchial TrOches, {"
= as simple put sure remedy. Sold only in bo1es.
frice 70 Gus Is
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Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DIR. Milss' Nervine.
Free samples at Druggists. 4tr
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FEDORA Dress Shields, Best In tho
world. Messrs. Woodward 4 Lothrop write:
we consider them the best in our stock. and
could not get along without them" fel3-sSm
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The kaiser hes suddenly concluded to return
to Berlin today. He is said to have come to
this conclusion in order to silence the reports
coneerning his health, both mental and physi-
cal
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

FFICIAL.-DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASH
~ ington. D. c.. March 25 lSgl.-Infornstion has
been received at this department from Mr.. A. J.
Daugherty, the consul OF the United States Calao
Peru. OF the death. on the LIST Of November 1891
at Suadaluie Hospital. Of James Johnson residence
Dated January Ii, 1892 II
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Telephone 1890. Domestic Sewing
Macnine Co, 1th and b. Special attention 70
repairing and renting. mh26-lOt
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LOCAL MENTION,
The weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIeHr p. n. SUNDAY
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, threatening weather and rain until
Sunday morning; probably clearing during
Sunday; variable winds, shifting to westerly
during Sunday; slightly warmer.
SIS an. " SIZE pm COS IL. lH' i nsssi pm
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H1aH-GRADE FuRss1ruRz
At
Low-eRADE PRICES.

We will place on sale Monday morning
shree styles Of Chamber Suites. In an.
tiQue and pollard oak. which for work
,mnnship and style cannot be excellsd
They are the finest cabinet work and
were xood value at their former prices.
No. 110is Solid CHARTERED Oak Suite.
10 inch case. French bevel plate 70 inch
by "a inch. double top on dresser. with
Shoot wash stand. Former price, s7n.
Now e57.
No. 6S3-Pollard Oak Suite, 46-ipch
case, French bevsl mirror, Is inches by
- inches; double top on bureau, 3-foot
wash stand. Former price. $40. Now
o52. 80. r.
No. 6se-solid CHARTERED Oak, 2sx34
bevel mirror. 46-inch case. double TOP
on bureau. 3-foot wash stand Former
price. $6o. Now al. 30.
Also 6-piecs Rug Suite for ga 50.
and line of Hall Racks st % per cant
on former prices Bee our window for
sample6
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
A very nutritious drink for children.
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EAsrra Nov.Ir1r. AND CAKps. J.JAr GOULD
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C.p,r.I Cry LAWN Cir

You, Errsrour fitted. 81. HtnrLER's. cor. ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING Son. Auctioneers.
6l2 st n Y

i 6l2 st NV.
$50 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH THIRTIETH. 1892,
auction rooms a consignment Of an assorted lot Of
mems, womens and childrens Shoes Of every descrp-
ton. THOMAS BOWLING son,
mh26-:t Auctioneers, 612 L st. n. ",
II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE. 142O PIERCE PLACE
NORTHWEST.
We will sell Ct auction on FRIDAY APRIL FIRST.
1871, so. .,O6. improved by Two-Story AMI Basement
Brick Dwelling House. l420 Pierce place. House has
rooms and bath and is In good order. Lot 16xlOO to
public alley.
Terms One-third cash, balance in one two and three
years at per cent Terms be complied with in ten
days. Az eonveyancins at cost Of purchaser.
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CITY ITEMS.
Don't Confannd IL

With any Of the fake bargains you hear about
Ihh ~ 10 Spring Derby OF ours will cost you
Two-nfty elsewhere. The shapes and eoten
are correct. :.
II FRAxc 4 Son, One Price COR. TIL ana n
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FINANCIAL.

TT s NOT DISPUTED THAT THE EQUITABLE
LIE Assurance Society 10 the styonev~t and
acts more business than any other company fn the
world Largest assets arrsst surplus and Eesf Fay
ing POLICIES etate and will spnd you the cost
- CHAs. L. GURI.EY
II Special Arsnt, 1895 r 81. n. "
ErNTERPRIsE SERIAL BUILDING AssocIA-
Ia TON.
Orranised March Q. lePa.
David Murphy, president; James y, Keenan,. vice
president; james =. shsa. SECRETARY; n. II. Shea,
treasurer
Directors-S b. Boyer. j. J. Brosnan. Vim. feean.
Maurice EtzEerah. John Hoffman j. Harrison
yohnson, 7. 4. Keane. N. J. Keane. John Quinn
n. J. Colbert, attorney.
All who desirc safely and prontsbly invest their
earnings or to borrow money easy and reasonable
terms are invited % examine constitution and
dravals and settlements 1t
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HOODS PnlA-Ths bsse hvse invisosssor snd
Esnsral catAarsse 0sntls. ~ prr1npe snd s6.,s.s
Pries. 26 ssass psr boz. = :
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FrnEL1rY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. d. C.
Subscribed Capital q 200. 600
Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits. and 10 Per
Cent paid Dsposits lett with the Association for
years.
You borrow q. 900 from Real Estate sscur-
ify and ray II back 1t the rate Of el3 Per month.
The l7th series Of stock 10 now open tor subscrip-
ton.
ohen unprecedented opportunity fos investments,
combined with absoluts security.
boz crculsrs and other information apply 1t OMEGA
el3 and OILS It. NV.
Next to Columbia Nstioasl Bank
OFFICERS.
HARRISON DINGAAN.................... President
ANDREW WALL. LIST Vice President and MANAGER
GEORGE W. LEACH...............: I'd Vice President
ALONZO TwEEDALE- Secretary
0koh1E treasurer
SNo Z. .Attorhes
EDWARD d. YORK. Manager Of Loan Department
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Reeortamos de IN oolega dc Barcelona !:
AbturacIdn de IN fraiIe
Gurabo, Mayo 81 1891.

En- Italia ha aparecido un nuevo padre Ja.
einto dyson, que ha abjurado solemnemente
del catolicism0.
Asf 10 leemos en- 81 XIX Secogo de Como
va, & Quien escriben de Pisa
Assist al acto de la abjuraci6n heCha On
Ia saa evang6lica por el exfraileS Etanislao de
Florencia, vicario dc Ia 6rden de los Francisco
nos, presidente dc los hospitales de F. .stola y
de Prat6.
Ell pastor evang6lico GaIassi present6 al
numerosoA auditorio fray Etanislao, Qne vestfa
ain el h5bito de la 6rden. Con desenvoltura
firmeza, el fraie explico las razones por las
cuales, despu6s de treinta tres amos de vida
de o8puchino, se habia decidido hnalmente &
tirar los habitos, entregand0se On hrazos de las
que creia maxmas verdaderas dc Jesueristo.
DemoRtr0 con extremada conviction que
no daba tai paso p0r interesos mundanOs, ri
por ambic6n, nj por lucro, nj por otro objetivo
cualuuiera secundarioj porque revestido con
el cargo de vicario general, professor de teolo-
Ria, aun simple capuchtno, tenfa su1ciente
bienestar gloria.
Habl6 luego de Ia confession de IL misa,
citando San Agustin y termiD6 81 diacnrR0
dlCiendo que es mejor Greer en- Dloa que en los
homhrea.
Y Radeto = " vlsl0 veasEehls upY TN
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SAN TlAGO

SaptiagoI Hay sonidOs que en- circuns-
tanclas determinadas, h{eren nuestros oidos Y
eter namente Ocupan en- nuestra mente Ia repre-
asntaci0n de 10 que 6n aQu0los momentos i'm
preaionara nuestro Amino de- cual no podemos
separate, fernando, como 81 digeramos.l .la silues
to de la expression que eenala al idiOma. EstO
esa succession dc sonidoe arm0niOOa que constibu-
ven ID 1aaica
lQa,en q pasar por un dolor 2 ha dido m
Alsesy. % ss Y 10 tgoeads g aEia tAaehRe I
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NotIcIas de Ia Capital

NVkt0I60 uQ % OQUIk0t
- Dice un cOlega,-el BO7e IN MercnsatiZ 81
no recOrdanos mal,-que en- DuestrO nlmero
de ante aver dijimOs que ell alcalde nueGtrO
amigo el senior POtOns, SO habia embarcadO en-
| 81 vapor MGNMeG asi fu6, 10 diiimOs, pOr-
| que el SenOr PotOus debi0 embarcarse Ia hora
! que escrib1am0s aQuellss Ifneas, no Fe embar-
co, como reotiti'amos 'uego antics que el BOle
ten SO T6partlese, por que WHinsd bora, tai vez
por disposition del G. bierno General, sc dispu-
so 10 cOntra1iO.
AhOra bien isabe ell Boletin Dor que no
ae enbarc6 el seflor PotOus No?-Puea nos
otroa 10 sabemos desde antes de anoche no
hemos creido prnden' dee'rlo. En- esta tierra
Sc dan casos de que hasta decir la verdad es
peoado.
En- dias pasados Sc presentarOn en- cuerpo
en- esta redacci6n los tip6grafcs de ma impren.
t8 cuy0s nOmbres y apellidos publicamOs, So
| IpllOandOnos que anunciasem0s en- ell peri6dieo
que Querfan cOlOearse en- Ia Capital en- Ia Isla.
y por que dimOs senoillamente Ia notica Sc
nos escape la palabra hMeEgG, que Ia Lev no
prohibe citar, no falt6 barbara por ahf que no
nos juzgase partfdario de Ravaohol.
AQuf no siempre convene llamar pan al
pan nj panaderos 8 los panaderos.
.*s
~Cambios que rigen on la Compa1ia dc
los terrocarriles de Puerto Rico. .-Sobre Madrid
s dias vista p.S -Sobre Paris, dry 81 p. &
-Sobre Londres 8 DIV 61O6.
LIS sociedad reoreativa r or de Mago ha
tenidO Ia atenci6n dc invItarnos para un bale
de copf snZa que tendrz lugar en- sus salones
(Puerta de Terra en- Ia noche del 20 del eorrien-
te. Muy agradecidos.
..
Faeron detenidos aver por Ia pollcia los
indiVlduog Pedro Torres, Carlos We've Vicente
Cruz por maltrato Ia obra en- Ia Gale de Ia For
taleza al sirvient J-s6 Belen Rivera.
eea
El vapor MdkualG cargo en- este puerto
para Ia Habana 68 saeos cafe pesando 8217
kilos.
Leemos en.el Bozeysn que Ell sr. sarm' onto,
oncl8l de Art1llerja, ha nvantadO un oen3n Gu
vOs prOyectlleS deEarrOllan una velOcidad de
BOZ metros plco por segundo 7 hay por aquf
Quien crea gus On ese aoberbio canon cargo el
Ministro de Ultramar 81 proyacto de presupues-
tos con que ha disparado contra Puerto r. co.
cuy0s estragos Sc cOuoceran an ouanto cgigaN
en- la c~e"ta IOS contribMye'stes.
C&cobiOS en- el BanoO EapafOl hoy :-Es-
paha. pS-LoGdres, 8 d[v, 6-173 f.-Parfa,
8 DIV, 223 pS,-Naeva-York, DIV, 25a pS.
-Habana, div, 1928.
VAPoREs-El espa1iol Ramon de LGryI,sGq0
debe haber salido de Liverpool para este puerto
81 81 de oOrrente 81 espsnol Maria sc pom
drA Ia carga para VjgO, COruna, jon, San
tander, Bilbao y San Sebastian & fines del Co
rrente mes-El espanol AzGvG sa1dr8 de Lii
verpol directamante para 6sta, el del entran-
tie Ell espanOl Pho TX sali0 de Canari6s eel %
del actual.-El R0ms5as de Herrera recs1ara en-
este puerto procedente de Habana escalas,
hacia el 10 de JnniOpr6ximO.-EI Rei,i0 Il IA
CTfstjsG sali0 de la Cornna con direction este
puerto el dia 81 del eorrlente.
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iTraies para nifos /!

Desde cat0roe reales hasta nueve pesos,
uno.-Lo mejor On 50 clase que sc importa s
Puerto Rico. Es La C0NsiseyE0 8Omsbye.
ssy5a La ELEGANcIA GUIANA, Foyt0lesG nj
nero 40. A
Nuestro amigo y oomDaf1ero 81 director de
La B0mdera EspGiaolG nos enearga digamos &
sus agenUes y sascritores, que no tengan por
buena mas fieIna que Ia suya On 10 que Sc reae.
ra s la administration del dich0 peri6dico, Dor
haberse descubierto que han sido abiertas car.
tas dirijidas al CltadO C0mpaler0 extrayendo de
elias sellos de Correo y frmando recihoa perso-
mas que no eatahan aut0Ilzadaa pRra hacerlo.
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s.
Nos escribe IN amigo

ssA
Nos escribe IN amigo:
"Ya que un peri0dico de mi cOnsiderac'0n
no publico por razones que ignore, un sueltesi-
to que ie diriii, encaminado los famosos pas
telillOs que SO cOnfeccionan en- eli popular cafe
La MGJ'OrQuSaaG, que no SO servian con tene.
dor, 10 cual era bien raro, vaya hoy que Sc sir
ven con el dicho Gdm51sScMzo, mis- felicitaciones
para el amigo Carb0nell que regentea dicho
establecimiento Este amigo cuando supo que
habfa quejas poI que faltaban tenedores On ell
servicto de los pastelillos, los encarg6 de los
mejores y va estan puestos en- uso. Hombres
como Carbonell y establecimientos como La
M0IlOyQwissG que asf complacen sus parro
quianos, 90 comprende que pE0speren -" Un
gGstS6nons0"
R Mayyassta. La En1MtadG del Ifa,sUSa
y 81 continuation .EI Tes0rO de GOfresf, por el
doctor Franck, se venden en- esta redacci0n y
en- el almacen de Mdsica de don Olimpio OterO
(Ponce) por IA reales los tres ejempiares. 10-5
Seg1a 10 an1aciamos, los artistas que
fuerOn del Circ0 Americana, han OrganizadO un
gran Ns1tiaa6e para ma1ana ju6ves en- la tarde. |
Va Sc han repartidO los programs.
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wDooToR coLL-cruz 25.

81 cafe sigue cotizAndose hoy On elmercado
de la Capital los tipos que sefalamos aver.
Big decir, desde $213 hasta $243 por extreme
de classes.
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Dasico, de hersnoso rOstrO 80 palabra es atrac-
tiva gracioaa.n
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cemplacemos un amigo publioando el ST.
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Or. Tizol de Ia FacUItad de Paris

Establece aDonO p0r anualidades, COM
prendiendo asistencia partos operaciones
quir1rgicas, bajo 81 siguiente tip0 :-$12 anua-
lespor persona.
NOTA-La familia que cuente con mas de
seis personas, abonara $72 anuales que es el
mAximO.
Dicen de esta Marina que no Sc pucde 30.
portar el NAL olor que despiden algunas cs.
rretillas de cienO prOcedenteE de la impieza
que Sc hasen por Obras del Puerto, porque en-
vez de llevar dicho cieno por mar donde de-
be botarse, atraviesan CON ell por dOnde estan
stuadOs los almacenes de esa parte del niue.
le. Trasladamos quien corresponds.
eee
No ha habido hoy ventas de azlicar On com.
petencia On esta Capital.
sse
ri ioYen Carlos Gonzalez, caiIsta de Ia inn.
prenta donde SO edita EG OlGHor del Rafs, nod
suplica deoir que NO 90 81 el individuo de 40
nombre apellid0 que fgura en- nuestrs edis
ci6n dc aver como detenido por Ia peiicia.
Manans. DOR fin. tsesdra lugar Ia tnica finn.
ci6n de la Companta Edna Wood donde fgu-
IA la mujer Que vuela. Creemos, juxgar pof
el deseo que hay de yer este prOdigiO, que has
bra un lleno complete On 81 teatro.
Tenemos en- esta redacCi6n IN Certiacad0
expedid0 por el eedOr Seeretari0 de esta An.
dieDcia Territorial, On favor de Manuel Reyes
Montanez, testigo que ha deelarado en- el iuicio
oral de la causa que se sigue contra Agapito
Ortizdel JuzgadO de Vega bsja Dor lesiones. Di.
ch0 d0cumento fu6 halladO en- Ia Gale ylo tene.
mos disposition del interesado.
Juicios orales y puOliCos que procedeutee
del Jusgado de Instruction, dc ests Capital 80
celebrarAn en- esta Audiencia en- el pr6ximo
mes de JUNO; 81 dia 8, los seguidos CONTRA
Ramon De'gado or lesionae, Jesus n eyes Me-
contra Juan Pefalber Benites por hurto eli 8.
contra II. del Rosario D6lgado por losiones; al
9, contra d0na J0aquina Barreda por estafa eli
10, contra Saturnina Rivera = otrOs por lecdo.
mes 81 II, contra ::Ahelardo Elias Dueno Dor
hqmicidioi q u, eQptFa 1areelino Gate pok Il
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PHILOSOPHY.

shut my heart against all sorrow, and said:
Il will be happy whatsoever befall."
Alasi full soon the darling of my flock was laid
Beneath the somber pail.
Then grieved my aching heart in uttermost
My tears gushed from their source in swollen
streams.
Time passed; once more made resolve that
naught should e'er
Disturb my tranquil dreams.
courted Joy, but Sorrow came, a pilgrim gray.
And brought such griefs as memory meier for.
gets;
A bush of thorns sprang up where bloom'd but
yesterday
A bed of violets.
At last, full tired of seeking Joy and finding
Sorrow,
said, ''Oh. thing of tearsl prithee come
With me today-be first to greet me On the
morrow
Make Of my heart thy home"
Then Joy outspread her wings to follow where
went,
And time few by as in fairys dream;
The fragrant air seemed filed with songs mel
I1uent,
And life was joy supreme.
There's wealth in penury; how rich are they
who own
Contented hearts, and strength to bear their
lot;
And many petty tyrant-puppet ON throne
Were happier in cot.
So would teach thy heart the dear philosophy
That showers blessings on the human race;
u rightly seen. 'tis mans best privilege to die
And see his Makers facet
OF what avail is it to know when life shall endr
Our lives are reckoned best by deeds--not
years;
Enough to know that God to every heart will
send
Its share Of joy and tears.
D. q. Remington in Good Housekeeping.
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The Magnetic Properties Of Oxygen.

Commenting ON Prof. DeNxar's recent
experimental verifcation Of the mag
netic properties possessed by liquid
oxygen, M. Guillaune points out, in
L'Industrie Electrique, that if we ac-
cept the values found by Edmond
Becquerel for the magnetic constant OF
oxygen, it ought, when in the liquid
state, and in field of medium strength,
to possess amagnetic moment per cubic
centimeter one-third of that of iron, and
magnetic moment per granme twice
as great as that of iron; so that the
strange conclusion is forced upon US
that oxygen is the most magnetic Of
substances. M. Guillaume also points
out that liquid oxygen might be made
to give faithful and delicate repre-
sentation of the tlibution of the lines
OF force in a magnetic field, the liquid
being heaped up in the strong places.
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FOR SALE.

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