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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06
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Oh all goods on this floor except those
on the special bargain counters, where
are to be found:
Plates at j0c., 81, 50, So.
Coffees at jOc., 7jc., 81, $50, 90.
Rich China at 81, 81, S., 80.
Such an opportunity to purchase
really fine china at a minimum price
has not been known for years.
The superb stock contained in the
art rooms on the third floor will be
offered at substantial reductions from
old prices. This stock comprises mar
BILE and bronze statuary, tables, pict-
ures, lamps, art pottery, and bric-a-
brac.
On the fourth floor will be found
remnants from all departments:
Lamps in Berlin Iron, $3.50.
English Plates, 10c., 15c., 25c., SOC.
Glassware OH special tables, 15c.
25c, Soc, Toe, 81.
The remnants of our stock of toilet
sets at SOC, 90c, 81 for each article.
Remnants of dinner sets, from which
can be made up small sets of all kinds,
or old sets may be matched up.
OVINGT0n BROTHERS,
Fulton and Clark SIS,
Brooklyn.
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LADIES
HIGH PRICED
SLIPPERS LOWERED
FOR CLEARANCE PURPOSES

Ladies' Gray one-strap Sandals. made with cross
bars. sold at $780, Monday, $l.D7
Ladies Black Suede Grecian Slipper. beaded vamp
ind strap, sold at 1897 and $3.50; to be 81
ladies' French Kid Roman Sandal. beaded vamp'
French heels. sold at $3.50 these Sls5.
Ladies' French Kid, sailor ties sold AT S2s7. for
Ladies' Gray and Black Suede one-strap slippers
sold at S275: Monday. 81 SO: =,
Ladies Gold and Silver Kid Opera Slippers. sold
at $500; Monday $2'9. :.
Ladies' Gold Braid slippers, satin lined maze ~
Van, sold AZ G. 20 and $500; these, 1919.
'''"'"' $3.50 Shoes-second floor
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UMBRELLAS.
SPECIAL SALE.

800 26-inch Twill Silk Umbrellas.
Paragon frames, best finish, with sill
vered loop and hook handles, s1.0O.
200 same 2S-inch, SID
800 26-inch Finest Union Silk I'm
brellas, have a handsome line of large
and small oxidized hook handles, also
cases and tassels, Sl.oO
$50 26-inch Finest Union Silk, with
oxidized and natural wood, silver and
gold trimmed handles, also few odd
imported handles; have case and
tassel, $40.
3 lines of 2S-inch Umbrellas, with
oxidized and natural wood, ivory and
other handles
At 1925, $500, $3.50.
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S1.OO SPRING
DRESS STUFFS SOC.
A SPECIAL THING.

so pieces Spring Scotch Chevlots, o.
inch wide, all-wool, approved Chevroh
weave, increased assortment OF mix
lures, were made to sell for 800; to
open Monday at 39c.
100 pieces Ottoman Cords, latest Lyons
finish, choicest tints, not elsewhere,
imported to sell for Sl.OO. AS strong
leader Monday, 63c. ,
A new shipment of Brd's-eye Bedford
Cloths, expressly made for us; biggest
possible moneys worth at 4Sc.
Dress Goeds-Leit. centre.
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BLACK
GOODS DEPT.

IL pcs very fine silk Warp Henrietta Cloths, 4G
in. wide, TO be sold at less than the cost of I'M
port, extra good moneys worth at Sl.73, Mon
day Sl24 yds. of this width a dress pattern.
- pcs Real Turkish Brilantine. SO in wide,
extra high lustre and finish, same as sold last
year at s5c, Monday 49c.
Left main aisla. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06

Oacer OConnor OF the Bedfordavc station arraigned
Gustav waiting n German, fory-ene years old. before
Justice oetting yesterday. Wainng, who lives ct No.
Ial Dowery, had been arrested In Grandst while ~
tempting to kiss every whom he met He u
said TO be known " Jack the Ksser to the police
Justice Goetting sent him " iail.
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BROOKLYN Gbeatres.
ALABAMA.
DEATH OF JOHN S. MlLLOY.

John :. Malloy died on Prfda~ at his home, No.
lolo > Lafayette-aye II the thtysxth Year u BIZ
age Death resulted from an attack OF the grip Inc
dead man was a member OF SIS. Peter and Paups
Church. In Myrtleave.. and WAS one Of the founders
OF tho Lberian Association in connection with the
church eighteen years ago. Two years ago his vile
died. leaving him with Two small children.
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EXTRA!
BED SPREADS.

Full size Crochet Bed Spreads sjc each, instead OF
Sl.0O. e,,o -, ,,,
Full size Crochet Bed Spreads, SLID cach' instead
Full size Marscilles Bed Spreads, S2.25 each; in
stead Of SO. co. c, ..o A. .d
hcavv 50 40 each: instead OF $3.50.
Full size fancy Cheese Cloth Comfortabes, hiicd
with white cotton. $l.l0 each ,.o., n..omo,,
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CHINA,
CUT GLASS
AND TABLE LAMPS.

400 rich deepcut Bowls, for berry, Jelly, preserves
or salad, strawberry cutters U.s. 90 goods, are
200 only OF the silk shade, solid brass banquet
mn. ON o0I M ...... SO. 81
30 Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, I2j pieces, COM
plctc for u persons. richly decorated with ho"crs
and gold edge these sets represent $500 snghtly
imperfect in firing, will be. - ?'9
500 English decorated Tea Sets, II cups ana II
tea plates, - preserve, teapot sugar bowl cream
pitcher slop bowl and cake plates, colors, .
decorations 50 Ia so, at ....-......-.-... S0;5y
500 doz thin Table Tumblcrs engraved with
any initial, old English design ,Sl2o dozl,
~ .......... 30. O0c. ca
200 Parlor Table Lamps mounted WITH duplex
ncioSt,,Is fSd TOl nj .........S 81 9S ca
900 pieces OF miscellaneous China, to close out
Monday at about onc-half prices.
China Dcpaitmcnt-NaiE floor.
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GLASSWARE.

Cut glass in full and broken dozens
at about half of former prices.
The elegant stock OF table china on
the second floor must be cleared out.
A special discount OF
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HERE'S
BOOK NEWS!

II TNT -
BOOK NEWS!
Dickens's Works complete, 10 vols.
paper cover, at Sl.O5 per set.
Eliots Works, 6 vols, complete, paper
covers, AZ cents set.
Almost go odd volumes of Dickens,
Thackeray and Eliot, paper bound,
cents each.
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Dinner SETS.

All the remaining dinner sets, Eng
lish and American, all new sets OF
good quality, $50 set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06

During the moving, which will oc.
cupy the coming week, great re-
auctions in prices will occur in al
departments.
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as much relish as his master, and then went

as much relish as his master, and then went
his way"
Teach People How to Drink.
Alcohol, no doubt, is an acquired taste;
but all varieties of the animal creation
quickly acquire it, and those who are not
forbidden by their religion to touch the
ssaccursed thing" soon find out for them
selves how to extract it from root or herb.
And many of those who have no scientific
knowledge, when asked why they drink,
cannot give any other answer than that they
liked 1t, and 1t does them good. We all re-
member the old Scotch story Of three or
four men entering public house. Bring
It ai is ed eoold dsy Sand ' me- ONE au says the
next, "because am thirsty" "And me-"
explains the third, because my doctor tells
me to drink it" But, roared the fourth,
bringing his clenched fist down on the table
with bang, "Bring me glass Of whisky,
because like itp'
And this points to the real difficulty we
meet in trying to convert workingmen to
total abstinence. We should employ our
time better in teaching them how to drink.
They hre often wasteful in their habits.
spend more than they can afford on liquor,
and take it at the wrong time. But ii we
meet one who sips his glass Of beer with his
meals, and defends the practice because he
likes it and it does him no harm, it is very
difficult for us to get the best of the argu-
ment, even if we can point to our own ex-
perience.
Up to this point we have taken our stand
on the impregnable rock of ascertained fact,
and if we step somewhat timidly forward
into the region of speculation, we only do
so because we have sure and steady guide.
DR.. William Farr was no dreamer of scien-
ti6c dreams, but kept singularly clear and
cautious mind up to the highest point of
logical sobriety by the constant study of
statistics. But this is what he wrote In his
welI-known volume on Vital Statistics':
Alchol appears to arrest the action of
zymotic diseases, as it prevents weak wines
from fermenting. Like camphor, alcohol
preserves animal matter: this is not now
disputed. But may it not do more? May it
not prevent the invasion of some kinds of
zymotic disease? invite the attention of
those who have portrayed the bad
effets of alcohol to consider whether
it does not prevent the action
Of various infections on the tenn
perate. The neglect of this side Of the ques-
ton throws doubt ON many Of their infer
ences.
What wide possibilities of benefcent in.
fuence does not this theory open up! and if
1t be true, how undoubted must be the claim
of alcohol to rank as friend rather than as
the destroyer of the human race!
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- From Pittsburgh Union Station.
e?nsuIVdnid LINES
Trains Run by Central Time.

| Northwest System-FOrt Wayne Route
DEpAxr for Chicago, points intermediate and beyond:
sl.0 am., u 10 am, "l220 p.m, *l.00 pm., tS45
p. M, i'll 30 pm. ARRIVE from same points +l206
a .n q ID a.m.' ~S" a'm'' '0'S' ..m'' ''-0' .m.'
DIrAnr for Toledo, points intermedase and beyond:
floa ,.l29 = op.m ~ y E3p.m; .s AsRIv. 1s
beyond: fs,lo an, 7.1O am. fl.s0 pm,
sI1 .O6 p. M ARRIVE from same points: $50 am,
ts b.I.sn ss M Martin: tssS Bridgeport and Aa.
teio an, 30 pm. 10 pm. AEarvz from same
points: 300 am, Il; $ ~ 1850 pm.
DEPART for New CAST Err Youngstown, Asbta-
tl2.2o pm. ARRIVE from same points: II Is pm.,
5U DsrrAsr FART for New Castle, Jamestown Youngstown
and Miles, 1915 PM ARRIVE from same points
DHrART for youngstown, s12.2o pm. ARRIVE rom
Youngstown, *6. .45 pm.
south est System-Pan Handle Route
DnrAxr for Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST.
Louis, point. Intermediate and beyond. Il 10 am,
$3.50 an, .46 p.m., ell Is p.m ARRIVE from same
points: *22O a. m. i, 300 q. m, $50 pm.
DzrARr for Columbus, Chicago, points Intermediate
and beyond: .l:lo a.m., tl2,o6 pm. Aksrvs rom
DrrAFr for washington, fe Is a. M, 1855 a. M,
Sa &..snsisn I p I'll saa ..n pT I
fiS Sze.a4 ss1 %ss:linx Y e $50 a. , tae nn
fs.ls a. M, fs.06 p. m. $50 p. m.
Special Notices.
PULLMAN SLEEPING Cans AND PULLMAN DINING
CARS through, East and West, on principal trains
Local :SIrznse CARS running to Columbus Gin
cnnat, Indianapolis Cleveland, Toledo and Chicago
are ready for occupancy At Pittsburgh Union Station
Tnz TAsLzs Of Through and Local Accommoda.
ten Trains Of either system mentioned above, can
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RAHROADS

DTTTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
L Company. Schedule in effect May Is, 1897
Central tfme.-DEPART-For Cleveland, 800 =. m,
1., 4.3O, 9. As p. For Cincinnati, Chicago and
1T. Louis; 1.55, g. ~ p. m. For Buffalo, 500 m =,
10 =. As D. m. For Salamanca, 49, .. m, 81
y.45 D. IN. For youngstown and New Castle, 90.
ss0O II 30 \. M. 1.55 s. 30 -42o ss.45 D. m. For
Beaver Falls, 500 100. s. 90, II 30 a. m. a asa
4.o0, $40. es.45 D. m For Charters, 1910, IS,
500 T6.45 100, 7.T, T.5O. fs. 90, 30 S.10 l.O
I'll. IS a. M. 12i0 1.0o, 200. $50, 405. f4.2o 4
IS. 10, So. 500, i9.45. 10. 90 p. m.
ARR1vE-From Cleveland. $50 a. m. '12:30.
5:l5. T:3o p. m. From Cincinnati, Chicago and Sc.
Louis. $3.50 a. M. 'l2:So. T:3o 2. m. From Buff
fao, $3.50 a. m. 1890 $3.50 p. m, From Salamanca.
and New lS; Castle $50 @ lcoo 9@ num- asc
5:iS $50 s:a p. m: From Beaver Falls, SEQ:
$50, 7:25. 10 a. m, '123O. l:2O 5:5, ':so. $3.50
r, G. d Y. trains for Mansfield. 7:s7 a. m, 1910,
4:o5 p. m. For Esplen and Beechmont 7:S7 q. m.
p, g. 8Y. trains from Mansfield. 7:si. 11:5s a.
m, 2:37 D. N. From Beechmont. 7:31, 1l:59 .. m.
p, Mex. Il Y. X. R.-DEPARr-For New Haven.
's:D .. m, 'S:oop. IN. For West Newton. $50 ..
InRivE"Frpm New Haven. $500 4. M, '4:o7 D.
m. From West Newton. 6:35. 800 a. m, '4:U
For McKeesport, Elizabeth. Monongsheis City
and Belle Vernon. $40. ii 05 a. m. '4:00 D. m.
From Belle Vernon. Honongahela City. Eliza
betn and McKeesport, 7:4O IN. 1855. '5:05 D. m.
Daily iSundays only. STo and from New Cas-
tie only.
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NETHERLANDS LINE

FOR ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK:
g. 9. Dubbeldam. Wednesday; June q, $3.50 p. m.
Steamers marked sail to and from Amsterdam;
all others to and from Rotterdam.
From pier foot of Fifth street. Hoboken.
First cabin S45 and upward: second cabin, S4l.
Reduced excursion tickets. Steerage at low rates.
J. M'CORMTCR. sss smitkaei3 street, Louis
MOESER, GIG Smithfeld street. MAX SCHAM-
BERG CO., 5N Smithfeld street. my23-D
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DlTTsBURG AND WESTERN RAILwAr-
I Schedule In effect Nav ID. 1892 (CentrA tmr).
Depot cor, Anderson st. and River av.. Allegheny.
Depart for Chicago, $500 p. IN. Solid train
s,ss srssore rull%nn M. eePns FSs sa csGou %
1: n, t2;oo p. m, For FoIousg, T;io IN, 4 H.,
N:i0s q. m. For oreenville Mercer Grove City.
f,Ioa. ms t2.@ p. m. For Akron, Cleveland; e..
a. M. '7.o6 t3.os 3. m. For Butter t6,ao '7;lo.
f5tO .. m. '2ioo. fl:N. ts:is p. m.
Trains arrive; From Kane, te:3 ?. N: CLARION;
@ is's I .s %.s ssl.. i..sS SIs0rs p n Gree srsenys
n;rs:f % III. t,a' 8 A. n S;w 'sss csss e & % Aa.ss & m
~ ). d. Sssiei. t.cO. fs;G. tiiss6 - m, tsisG
-S SIIy & m. ss.ps fss% Ss2sassas; ssnas,. n'" a. m
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Id Schedula in eRact NAV n 1900 E.stero

For Mt. Pleasant to 50 and IS % m' u 'o'
For Washinston, Pa. = 10 50 10 and 70 80 m.
For wSesiins y 20 - 10 and - aos = 90
For Cincinnati snd 1t. Louis. y 20 a m and = ~
pm.
For Columbus, u % . n, and = Dp m.
For Newark, y 20 m and y % m.
For Chicago, Il 20 . IN and y 80
Trains arrive from New York. Phiadeiphia, raj
tiInors and Washington. g 20 m. 3 30 m: Fsom ~
pm. From Wheeling, q 50 and 10 d M - ID
Parlor and siecpins cars to Baltimore, Washing
ton, Cincinnati and Chicago.
daily. tDaiy except sunday. SUNDAY on'y.
iSaturdar only. yDAili except saturday, -,
The PittsburG Transfer Company VIII can Ior
and check baggage from hotels and resiaences ncss
Firth avenue and " God street. and go smifhheid
'J.fr ). I. oprLL. CHAs. o. scuLL.
/ General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
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A Thing OF the Past,

and, as rule, we merely look out
for special symptoms and complications,
and meet them as they arise. But as con-
tribution to the discussion, let me quote
Brudenell Carter, who quotes DIR. Braun,
OF Moscow, who says that he had AZ per cent
of bad cases after eve operations among
the peasants until he gave them wine or
brandy, when the percentage fell to 6 per
cent. In the sudden collapse of fainting or
snake-bite, or when anyone is called on to
make violent physical effort almost be-
yond his powers, alcohol again shows its
power. Swiss guides well know the help
that mouthful or two of white wine gives
them; and L remember an incident on the
Alps, where a timely stimulnnt prob
ably saved three lives We were rashly
struggling up an ice slope without guides,
and the first man on the rope, an expert
enced mountaineer, vigorously cut steps,
while we shivered in our places, dodging
the falling chips, and trying to feel brave
and happy. Suddenly the sound of the Ak
stopped, and a voice fell clear and sharp
from aloft, Brandy at once, or can't 60
oni' Luckily we had 1t, and sip or two
set him right; but as he told us afterwards,
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OIL WELL SUPPLIES.
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THE DISPATCHES made by HARPER BONNELL
BY .
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HOTELS.
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.

WHITE STAR LINE
w For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States Mail Steamers.
Majestic, June z p m 'Adriatlc. July 20. 2:3opm
Germanic June O. s:30am Majestic, July q. 500 m
sTeutonic July g. 8 p m Germanic, Aug. g. Up m
Britannia, July Is 8 : m Teutonic, Aug. 10 5 p m
From White Star dock, foot Of West Tenth street.
New York.
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates.
30 and upward. Excursion tickets on favorable
terms. Second cabin. 80 and tsb. SteersEe from
or to the old country 20.
White Star drafts payable on demand in all the
principal banks thronGhout Great Britain; Apply
to JOHN j. MCCORMICK, $50 Smithfeld street.
Pittsburg, or n. MAITLAND KERSEY, General
Agent, % Broadway New York. my29-D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-21

centavos moneda corriente, SO hallan de mani
fiestO en- Ia Escribania del aetuario que refren-
da senalandOse para ell remate la Audiencia
del dia veinte cinco de los cOrrie1tes Ia una
de la tarde.-Se hace constar que no SO admi-
tiran pOsturas que no cubran las dos terceras
parties del JUST preclo, y que los licitadores pa.
ra serlo, tendran que depositar pT6viamente
una cantidad ignal al diez por ciento del impor-
te de lo6 efectos que SO subasten.-Dado en-
San Juan.de Puerto Rico trece dc Febrero de
mil Ochocientos n0Venta y dos.-EWgenio Lss-
sdgvetd-El Escribano, Jose n. SG,.jxdn.-Es
copia.-SGsING9s. 3-2
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EXceIente Aqua Mineral
3 AR e AR o S S A

Tenemos el gusto de anunciar al p1-
blico esta Aqua MINERAL, natural, des-
cubierta hace solo 6 amos va preferida
todas las de Vichi y sus analOgas por sus
cualidades verdaderamente higi6nicas.
Els un Aqua MINERAL acido car
b6nica inmejorable seg1n todos los m6dicos
que la cOnOcen, para curar toda clase de
Intermediates cr6nicas de los rinones la
vejiga, magn1fica para indigestiones, obs
trucci6n, afecciones nefrfticas, gotta y reu-
matismo. Su sabor es esQuisito, bien sola
6 bien mezelada con vino 8 cualquier re-.
nescO.
Sc vende en- las Farmacias de GUI-
LLERMETY y BLANOO y en- La casa de So
BRINo DE LUNA Os y OEREOEDo HER
MANOs Y Oe
Agente exclusive para pedidos Eu-
ropa.
=. serrano.
~ Casos Qxe Sc sereoonsSessd0n EEL BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
PSopSetGsS0s J. APPELLANTS, San Justo, nd
nero 16-Perfumeria extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados. lmpieza.
a. CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe
Calmante de la Sra. WinalOw deber6 usarse STEM
pre- cuand0 los niiOs padecen de la dentici6n.
Proporciona aliviO Immediate al pequeno paciente;
produce IN sueiio tranqqilo natural, aliviando
tOdO dOlOr, amanece el angelit0 risue6o = felix.
Es muy agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
huelo, abanda las enelas, calma tOdO dolor, regu-
lariEa l0s inteatinOs, es el mej0r remedio COMO
cido para diarreh 0CaEiOnada p0r la dentici0h d
Otra causa.
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pel1ado Y Camis6n
Profes0yes Teterjssart0s dc IL clGse.

Profes0yes VeterisGri0s dc IL clGse.
En- su acreditado Kstablecimiento situadO
On Rio -Piedras, sc compra hierro viejo On gran.
des pequenas partidas, prehriendo yantas de
caro- cOche. Sc hierran bueyes On pOtro al
inflmo precio de $1-b0 cada uno, SO admiten
caballos enfermos para 90 asistencia = cura.
oi0n 16.e
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Don Timoteo ouhelo

AO&U8 10 MUTT 81 UU6VO GAIl0c U0 N0HGf8.
ria, ealle de Ia Fortaleza mum. l3, donde ofre-
CO sus numerosos parroQuianos los conoci-
mientOs adquiridos On los mejoreB talleros dc la
Habana, gerdadero centric de la moda america
ma, y para 10 cual cuenta con operarios oompe-
tentes, otrece esmerado trato y economic en-
los precioa. So hace responsible de las prem
daa que ae o0nfecciOnen en- su estahlecimiento
y procurara On todo agradar sus marChantes.
CANTAR.
70 entire loco en- U tramAf
preguntandO por Fabi6,
r me cuntaat0 Romero
rcnte una CASA por q
No aolo rsTa II nataci6n 10 Ion hRFpea nlno
para aVitag iQa baxsos, eapinillaa i oempeiAes
Qae apakeaeae g. y ezra aQ ueee tgpal 20
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Don Agapito Fernandez Gonzalez,
MEDICO CIRUJANO

De Ia Universidad de Santiago de aalieia con
90 amos dc Practica. Especiallsta en- Partos.
Intermediates de Muieres y !Cirugia Ofreea
sus servieios al pdblico vista todas horas
Consulta lie una tres de Ia tarde, 4 los
pObres gratis.--Vive Hotel Estrela Tetuan
mum. 3S. 1k-I2
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SECCION JUDICIAL
Don Es0esjO Lsss0Syesa q COnget, JMes de /.
ziastGngiG dc eSt0 O0pttGl q SM D6strjtO,

1'ssia"esa Dc esta Oapttes y So D6str5tO,
Por 81 presente hago sabers qua, On los autos
0e juicio elecutivo segui0os por el procurador
don Segnndo Setty, On REPRESENTATION de la So
Uledaa ]. NJ. 1zquierdo y Ce en- liquidaoi0n con-
ira Ia dc Bar0 y c., On cobro de pesos, se ha
diepuest0 On providHncia de este dia aolicltnd
del actor, saCar pnblica subaata variOa ofeC.
ton Mercantllee amnargadO6 la suUiedAd eie.
puta0a CuyR taMact0n, ancandante 4 Inil onts
sssatQi ochsata i cRAtss naapR eeaApta 3 eiaee
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sRCCIoN DE ANUNCIos


En- los dias az, 2e 20 del corriente, se
dispone uno en Ia gallera de Jayuya Sc invita-
los aficiOnados. al
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BI HOmbre ante d C6digO Penal


ESTUDIO FILOS0FICO JURTDICO : SOCIAL,
por J.. H. ArssGM 1garaV5des.
Este in eresante estudio del sefor Direc-
tor de La Naci6,s EspoiaolG, SO halla de venta
on las ofic mas de aquella Redacci6n, & 25 cen
tavos 81 ejempiaT, para Ia Isla 80 Ctvs. 8
"a CGS0s que Sc YecONsieNdGe LA Far.
macla Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rio -piedras, por la pu-
reza de sus -drogas importadas de los principa
les centros de Europa y de America por la
pc feccion y esmero en- las prescripciones ia
cultativas, por los preolos sin igual al alcance
de todas las fortunas, despachandose 10 mismo
p0r el dia que durante Ia noches
LOGOGRIFO NUMERICO
3,s,5,7,6. InsectoE2,5,2 Amimal.-10 49,
Nombre de mujerr3,4,1,ll,12 Idem idem.-
1,8 3,6,5 Nombre de varon.-7,6,5,1,2,9. Idem
idem. -5,2,1,1l.1O2 Idem idem. 3,4.9725
Idem idem-3.4,3,n,10,1,2. Idem idem.-7,2
4,32. Pueblo de esta Isa -3,2,7,6 Idem idem
-9,2.3,l2. Ciudad de Europa.-7,2,7,8. Fruta
del Pals -1,2,3,4,5,6 7,s,9,10,l1,12. Nombre y
apellido de una seflo1ita de Gurabo.-Yo.
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explioa ell gran 6xito que en- poeo tempo ha
obtenido como aqua de tocador.
Ha llegado esta Ciudad-el mismo nos 10
ha dicho, o,-proceden sde Arroyo, ell emineDte
artista en- el arte culinariO- -musical.y Otras ven
tajas seior Romero Tracy. Sc propOne exhibir- :
SO como cocinero como .mdsicO 81 encuentra
quien le acompafie.
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vARlgDAnES

Los seflOres Sobrino de Luna Y Co., agen-
tes del vino de San Rafael ell gran reconsti-
tuyeDte de las personas d6biles, acaban de re-.
cibir un gran surtido de trutas en- su jugo Sc
cas-, de las mejores fabricas nacionales y ex-
tranjeras
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Buen Negocio

30 vende Ia estancia Cocoa en la iurirdics
oi0n de Toa--alta, compuesta de unHtrocientas
cuerdaa, m6s 9 manos, do tafrenu, de vega
e0bEe vega dol rio do Ia Plata, pn magn,aod
cercado do cxcelenrea pasEos egn aqua sanuas
dante para 10 cria ds sanAdo, alelsaes piassfss
oloneo do caf6 y dos casas do hallss.cop
1n1Qrnea az darAn s~tA lmpIonta ll &
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Glasses do dihulo J de pIntura para vartnes

81 professor de pintura D. Francisco Vic.
rrasa, instancia de alguuos i0vsnes que da.
sean cultivar sacramento Ell arte, abre su taller
para el estudio del dibujo de Ia pintura. Cails
de San Francisco ntimerc "a. altos. l6-9