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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

The Aaron Smith claim for $4,000 for
alleged services in the sale of county
bonds bobbed up in the board of super
visors yesterday. Judge Houghton
made an argument on behalf of the
claim before the board, and District At
torney McLachlan opposed it, submit
ting the following opinion, which, by
the way, should be entered on the min
utes of the board as part of the pro.
ceedinga Of the board for Saturday,
March 9Th. The letter, a copy O. wwhich
was obtained from the district attorney's
Office, inasmuch as there was no refer
ence to the same in the daily minute
book of the board, is as follows:
Los ANGELES, March 5.
To the Board of supervisors;
GENTLEMEN; With reference to the
claim OF Mr.. Aaron Smith for $4,000 for
alleged services in the sale OF certain
court house bonds, find that Sec. rs,
Subdivision IA, of the county govern
ment act, provides as follows:
whenever bonds issued under this
chapter shall be duly executed, num-
bered consecutively and sealed. they
shall be delivered to the county treasu-
rer and his receipt taken therefor, and
he shall be charged On his official bond
with all notes delivered to him, and the
proceeds thereof, and he shall sell the
same or exchange them under the direc-
ton OF the board of supervisors on the
most available TERMS" etc.
In view of this law 1 have grave
doubts as to the power of the board of
supervisors to employ any one to assist
in the sale of such bonds and make such
employment q charge upon the county.
Inasmuch as large sums of money have
heretofore been paid by the county for
similar services, and inasmuch as the
law is ambiguous and uncertain in this
matter, deem it my duty as the attor-
ney of the county to recommend, and
recommend that the said claim be dis
allowed, to the end that a judicial de-
termination of this matter may be made
by the courts. Yours respectfully, q
JAMES MCLACHLAN,
District Attorney.
The supervisors discussed the letter,
and the district attorney left the room
with the impression that they had
agreed to disallow the claim. Hurried
inquiry at later hour developed the
fact that they had not taken any action
save to take the matter .under advise
mant -
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
for fractional boxes; Muscatels, 6O975c per
box. and 21a@3kc per lb for sacks.
ohicngo GRAIN narket.

Ohtcng0 Grain Market.
CHICAGO. March 5.-Wheat lower. The open
ing was about ssc per bushel lower than yester-
days closingsand with slight fluctuations de-
clined 1sc more. then ruled quiet and steady,
and the closing was about / nc lower than yes
terday.
Receipts. 671.00O bushels; shipments,
$4,000 bushels
CHICAGO, March 5.-Close; Wheat firm; cash,
S7ls; May, SSH
Corn STEADY. cash, Az: May, 42%.
0ats-stea1y: cash. 2yZ; May, 30T
barley Quiet: 55@56.
Rye Firm; 873s
Flax-Steady; 1.Ol.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-wheat weaker;
buyer season, 1891.
Barley-Easier; buyer season, O1s%.
C0rn-1.3O.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Wheat: Holders offer
moderately. No 2 red winter, rs 1IIId, steady;
NO. red spring, IS l d, steady
Corn-Holdel offer moderately. Spot, 4s 7I%d
per GENITAL, steady. March, As I'D steady;
April, Is SD, steady: May, As Id, steady
General Markets.
NEW YosK, March 5.-Hops, easy; Pacific
Coffee-Options closed steady, s to 10
points down. Sales. 300 bags. March, 13 500
iiaq19s' iq9s' u 0'sl2'7o Spot Hi0' nominal; No. T.
sugar-Raw steady: Fair refining, 3. Cen
trifugals, 50 test, at az. Refined firm. quiet.
Copper-Steady; lake, 10.5O@621S.
Lead-Steady; Domestic, 4. 1920.
Tin-steady; Straits, 19.55@6O
CHICAGO. March s. 5.-Pork, steady; cash 10 95;
May, 11.15.
Lard-steady: cash. GAO; May, $50.
Shoulders-4. 1906 So
short ribs-5. SO95 82%.
Short clear-6.2Og6.25.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Whisky-ll4.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
Now Suits Filed.

The following new suits were placed on file
in tn e county clerks ONCE yesterday:
Samuel Hellman vs. Markstratz-Suit on
lease
Security Loan and Trust company VS. Z How
ct al-Suit on q note for $500.
Geo.W Hazeltine VS. Eliza R Cotton ct al
Suit on note for S125O.
VIM Payne extr vs. Guy w McGriff ct al
Suit on q mortgage.
Est Of L Lictenberger decd-Petition for pro-
boso - fvu}l1
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

The quickest time and best service
from Los Angeles to the east is made
by the Santa Fe route. The equipment
not excelled. Tourist sleeping-car ex-
cursions, with gentlemanly agent in
charge, through to Boston, leave Los
Angeles every Thursday. Information
concerning time and routes to all eastern
cities cheerfully furnished at ticket
office, 129 North Spring street, or at
First-street station.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
MINING SHARES,
NHw YoRK, March 5.-Mining shares were as
San Frauoisco Market Review.

SAN FRANCIsC0. March 5.-The vegetable mar
ket is fairly active for green stuff, and slight
advance in prices is nc. ed. Potatoes and onions
continue to be drug IN the market ahd sup
plies which are already in excess of the require.
ments are daily augmented by heavy shipments
from Oregon and interior points.
The market for dairy produce is in a rather
demoralized condition. Butter suffered q fur
ther decline of &c for all grades. Eggs are weak
er, and cheese In very light demand. and in
order to work off the large supplies heavy con.
ecssions are made to Oregon and Washington
dealers.
The fruit market is without any new feature.
The marke is overstocked with oranges. Ap-
pies are much weaker, rhubarb, which is COM
ing in freely, taking the place of cooking ap-
Piles, which are scarce.
VEGETABLES.
Mushrooms-5@15c per lb.
Rhubarb-6@Sc per fb.
Aspar agus-5g7c, per 10. for poor; 1O@12c
Cucumbers-5Oc per doz.
Green peppers-Los Angeles, 25@30c per lb.
Los Angeles string beaoso20c per lb.
common. and 81 .5Oa 2. 90 for choice.
Southern green peas-9012c per ID.
Turnips- -5O@75c per cental
sssts1.sl gssts, per Per SACK "asso,
Parsnips-S1.25 per GENITAL.
Cabbage SOC.
Garlic-2aD21$c. per lb.
Caulifower-5O@6Oc per doz.
Dry Peppers-lOl012Lc.
Dry Okra-15c Ts n.
Marrowfat squash--s3@6 per ton.
FRESH FRUIT.
Apples-5Oc@$l per box for common to fair,
and $1.25@ 2 90 for good to choice.
CITRUS FRUITS.
Mmes-.Mexican, "a. .O0@5. 90 per box; Cali
Lemons Sicily 49, oo@s6. so; California, 75c@
$1.z5 for common: Sl.5OG3.O0 for good to
choice.
Oranges-Los Angeles seedlings, 75c@$1. 90
per box; Los Angeles navels, $15002.5O for
common to choice; Riverside seedlings, 81 0O0
1.75; Riverside and Duarte navels, $2.50@
$50.
Bananas-$1. .5O@s2 SO per bunch.
Pineapples-$6.OO 90 per doz.
DRIED FRUIT
Apricots- -Bleached, 4@511c per h.; do. sun
dried, 2@3c.
& Peaches-Peeled. evaporated, l1@13c per lb;
sun-dried, 2@3l2c; bleached, 406c.
Apples-.Evaporated, 5@51Sc; sliced, 3031ac;
Piums~Pittsa, zJl@5c; unpitted, 1x@ac.
Grapes-1N@l15cp per. lb.
Prunes-406hc; German prunes, 4@5c.
Pears-Evaporated, 7y3c; sliced, 305c; quar-
tered, 21<@4c.
NRs-Pressed, 41as05c; impressed, 314c.
Raisins-Layers, fancy, 81. 250l1.35 per box;
goot to choice, $I.OO@l 10 with usual advance
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
DOCT OR
w HIT T. S
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY,

l33 NORTH MAIN ST., LOS ANGELES.
The most successful Private Disease doctor
In the State, GOnOrrhea, elect, Structure,
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
BY philtR, Skin and Kidney diseases and
Sexual Weakness successfully treated. Med
icines prepared in rrivate laboratory. Both
sexes consult in C 'nfdence. DIR. White has
no hired substitutes. You see the doc tor only
Dr. White is the only Specialist in the State
who exclusively treats private. nervous and
chronic diseaees. Cures guaranteed in all
durable cases. Don't waste time with patent
medicines. If you have any sexual trouble,
consult DR.. White. Scientific treatment.
Reasonable charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

Delivery Wagons and Business Wagons.
Largest stock, best assortment Hawley, King
q Co., 164-16S North Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
THE COURTS.
Superior Court.

DEfAhTMENT ONEs
People VS. Edward A Gibbs-Twenty DAYS ad.
dtttOnal time granted deft to file bill Of excep-.
uons.
In re habeas corpus of Peter smith-Peti-
toner discharged from custody.
A Bulls VS. d Bullis-Div0rce;l leave granted
to amend complaint
People VS. John Preston-Plea of guilty and
sentenced to two years at San Quentin prison.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
DEPARTMENT THREE.
M Farrell vs. Farrell-Decree granted.
ID Freeman VS. Nelson ct albeit given 80
days to pay.
u freeman VS. NJ Funk ct al -Deft given 80
days to pay.
Porter VS. Wise-Contd until March 7.
Lazzarovich vs. Hellman ct al-3ubmitted on
briefs
Bryan Kelsey VS. Schnitker ct al-On trial.
DEPARTMENT FOUR.
W II Holmes VS. f McCain-Judgment for plff.
Security Loan and Trust Co VS. Madison ct
al-Judgmeut for plf.
AK Bulls VS. David Bullis-Transferred to
4 e Wilson vs A witson-Decree of divorce
granted.
Chas Lloyd VS. Pauline Gravel ct al-Judg-
ment for plff for $500.
San Gabriel Valley Land and Water Co VS.
Spencer-Submitted on briefs.
Ames VS. Rudisell-Decree signed.
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Insolvency of NJ 7 Herzog-Contd until March
18th.
Insolvency Of Townsend & Baker-Contd un-
til March 18th.
People VS. Lyman Ayres.
DEPARTMENT SIX.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
Mondays Calendar.

SUPERIOR CoURT-DEPARTMENT ONE.
Clear.
DEPARTMENT TWO
Turner ct al VS. Field, admr.
Blake VS. Field.
DEPARTMENT THREE.
Clear.
DEPARTMENT FOUR.
DOss VS. Gibson. -I
Easley VS. Simi Land and Water company.
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Law and motions.
DEPARTMENT SIX.
Santa Monica VS. Eckart ct al.
MeliOse VS. Farmer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

Teeth extracted without pain, 25c, by lhe use
of gas, local application or freezing, on con:
tract. Sets Of teeth, SO and up; crowns, 81 and
up; bridge work, So per tooth and up;. gold
filings, 81 and up; gold alloy, 81 and up;
silver, 75c and up: cement, SOC and up;
cleaning teeth, SOC and up.
239}x q. Spring ST., bet. I'd and Sd, rooms to
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
SPIRITUALlSM.

DR. TEMPLE. TEST BUSINESS MEDIUM
IL holds Parlor Seances Mondays and FIJI
days, 7:3O + m Thursdays, 2.3O pm. Menlo
hotel, 42O s. Main. Private sittings daily. 81.
Sunday, 7;3O pm, Caledonia Hall, 11914 8.
Spring 3-5 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
AARON SMITHS CLAIM.
THE SUPERVISORS STILL HAVE 1T
UNDER CONSIDERATION.

District Attorney MoLachlan Gives the
Board His Opinion-A Failure to Enter
It on the Minute Book-No Action
Taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

Petroleum.
Nsw YORK, March 5.-Petroleum closed at
59lS. n
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

Californis vinegar Works.
066 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First Streetss oue-half bloch
trnm electric light wOKks.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06


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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06

Lumber Delivered Any whore IN the CITY.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-06
s. BROADWAY, NEAR TH1RDd1os ANGELES, CAL. eye

s. IL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-06-16
REPunLIoAN ooNYENrIoN.

The Republican National Con-
Yention which began its sessions at
Minneapolis, Tuesday, June 18th,
1892, concluded it's labors Friday
by re-nominating Benjamin Harri-
son, Of Indiana, for President, and
by selecting Whitelaw Reid. Of New
York, as the candidate for Vice.
President.
The Convention was lively from
beginning to end. Mr. Fassett, Of
New York, the temporary chairman,
brought down the house By his Gu
logy Of the Republican party and
his declaration that it had accom-
plished all Of its desires except one
the passage Of the Force Bill.
That, he asserted, is now the mis-
sion Of the Republican party. Elk
Speaker Reeds speech was also re-
ceiyed with loud applause. Gov.
Mckinley, the author Of the high
tariff law was permanent chairman.
Like Mr.. Fassett he adyerted to
tue Force Bill, among other things,
and the Convention manifested its
appreciation Of his remarks by con-
tinuous applause.
On Friday the Convention reach
ed the voting, and though the anti
administration forces made an ear
nest fight, Harrison secured the
nomination on the first ballot by a
vote of 535, to 1872 for Blame, 1872
for Mckinley and 5 scattering.
The Vice. Presidential nomination
was made by acclamation.
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DEMOCRATIC TICK EFT.
For Electors at Lorge

For Electors at Lagge
PERE L. WICKES, Of Baltimore City.
.JNO. WALTER SMITH, of Worcesser Co.
For District Electors
list District-WILLIAM d. MASSEY,
I'd District-FRED. w. BAKER,
3D. Diatrict--JOHN HANNIBAL,
9TH District--C. RIlJGELY GOODWIN,
5th District JAMES REVELL,
9Th District--W v. BOUIC.
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THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
L Of St Mary's Female Seminary win he
held in the new Gymnasium,
WEDNESDAY,, suns aand. 1894.
Exercises will begin at . o'clock p. m.
All are cordially invited.
June TO- 02--lt
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DEMoCRArIC OoNvENT10n

The Democratic Convention Of
Maryland elected an uninstructed
delegation to represent the State
at the Chicago convention, There
was great enthusiasm for Cleveland
and every mention Of Senator Cor
mans name also was received with
cheers. The platform re-aiiirms the
Democratic platforms Of 1884 and
1888; endorses Che administration
Of President Cleveland aud pledges
Maryland to support the Chicago
nominees.
A resolution recommending tho
following Delegates at large to the
Chicago Convention was presented
and passed.
Delegates at large. Arthur p.
German, Charles j. NJ. Gwinn,
Frank Brown, Barnes Compton, l..
V. Baughman, |. Freeman Raisin,
John s. Writ and George NJ Up
shur.
The District Delegates are; First
District Richard p, Hgnson, Of
Kent, Senator Levin l. Waters, Of
Somerset.
Second District-Murray Vandi-
ser, of Hartford, and Frank t.
Shaw, Of Carroll.
Third District-Frank A. Furst,
and James Bond, OF Baltimore.
Fourth District--John Gill, and
Lloyd l.. Jackson, Of Baltimore.
Fifth District Themes IL. Hunt,
Of Howard, and r. NJ Cox, Of
Charles.
Sixth District--Asa Wilson, Of
Cumberland, and Buchanan Schley,
Of IIagerstown.
The Electors on the Presidential
ticket appear at the head Of our
editorial column.
The convention was called to
order by Hon. Barnes Compton,
chairman Of the central committee,
and Col. Albert Ritchie was made
temporary and afterwards perman-
ent chairman.
The st. Mary's Delegates we're
] Frank Ford, Lew J Wise and
Richard II. Garner.
Mr.. Wise was assigned to the
committee on credentials and per-
nanent organization and Mr.. Ford
to the committee on resolutions.
The party emblem adopted was
jackson, Liberty and the Hickory
Tree"
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
OFFICE cLEHK CIRCUIT counT
", MARY's COUNTY.
JUNE 7rn. 1892

mo y.
Notice il hereby given thai the Following
named persons have filed applications f5r
License 10 sell spirituous and iermented
liquors, FOR one year from May Isl, 1899.
Applicant William Henry Ford trading
as VIM III Ford g. Co, Leonafdtown. 81
Mary's county, Nd.
Freeholdem Recommending: Frank n
Holmes, Charles Nuthal, Jos Z. Neal.
Enoeh b Abel, 10 E Morgan, Thomas
Boyd, Charles Combs, Harry Spaldlng, r
O Morgan, Robt q Combs
Applicant Max 6human, Hall Way
House, st. Mary's county, hid.
FrceholdeB Recommending j Frank
Smith, w w Clafke, George w WEIGH,
William q WEIGH, John 8 Jarboe, Henry
Gross, Charles Butler, Moses Bennett, Il
Cullison, jeff b Jarboe.
And that unless cause be shown ia
writing 70 the contrary On OF before the
9th day Of juno, 1892, the linease applied
for VIII be issued, provided tho applicant
complies with tie requirements Of law.
JAMES j. greenwich,
Clerk Circuit Court.
g. Mary's County, Nd
June 0--2w
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The railroad injunction case in'
Southern Maryland has been re-
opened and set for final hearing
June FL,
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June OH, % 81
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w "a IN Il q al at Susquehanna
w 1000 hands 10 pick Peas, Tomatoes
and Peaches. 5a,700 trees that the fruit
must be taken from; 300 acres Of tomatoes
to pick and also 800 acres Of Peas Thirty
quick, steady and reliable women wanted
for Factory; also 100hands in peeling she'd
VIII be ready 70 furnish 800 people with
work about May 10Th to22nd.
CLARK, FREY q co.
May 26--2t.
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applications ior Keeper Of AImshouse.

OFFrcE or THE County COMMISSIONERS,
Leonardtown, Md.
A LII APPLICANTS for position Of Keep
n CT Of the Almsh0nso must Gle sealed
application on OF before JUNE TWEEN
~ EIGHTH, [28ihl 1899. stating the
lowest amount per month for which they
will board the inmates.
BY order OF the Board
r. LEE MATTElsGIY, Clerk
June &c 02--h
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fr0n he Baltimore San.
Friday, june 10, 1892.

Friday, june 10, 1892.
The Mass said by Cardinal Glib
hons at st. Vincent's Chapel yes
ferday morning was the nrst ever
aaid BY a cardinal in Norfolk.
Lightning set q barn on fire, kill
ed man and badly injured two
other persons ID Prince Georges
county.
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION.
opFTcE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
az. MARY's COUNTY,
JUNE 14rn, 1892.


Notice IA hereby given thai the following
namel persons beye filed applications for
License 70 sell epirituous and fcrmeniod
liquors, for one year from May Let, 1893
Applicant Joseph Benedict Cnsic, Cal
ifornia, 81. Mary's county, Md
Frceholdcrs Recommending i J Wise,
w d Heard, Louis Harle, John IL Duke,
10 Jarboe, w B Wiee, Griffin Hcbb r
n Abel, ] W Bean, J Redman.
Applicant, Richard T. Aheil, Yellow
Bank, 81 Mary's county, Maryland
Freeholders Recommending J. Clarke
Cawood, ] 4 Smith. Il NJ Abel, ] r Bland,
Alex Kennedy, Thomas L Damcfon, g r
Smith, Ben Tppait, l.cmucl johnson. Rob
ct Il Clayton
And thal unless cause ie shown Ia
Writing to The contrary Oh or before the
18th day u June, 1892, the licenso applied
for will be issued, provided the applicant
complies with tie requirements Of law
JAMES J. GREEN WELL,
Clcfk Circuit Court,
81 Msfy'e County, BID.
June i8--2w
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NOTICE.

/ will offer to the love Off "a
1 fast trotters and the pub w
lie generally, the services Ok
Of the famous trotting stall %t4 e \
lion FREDERICK this season. No une
can go amiss In breeding 70 such horse,
whether they want trottera or general pur-
pose horses Terms will be made known
later.
BILLINGSLlsY GARNER,
Chaptico, Nd
March 3l--tf.
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NJ saJx'T,En. "A woman to do cook
w ing and general house work Ap-
ply at this Office.
May 26--lmt
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FOR RENT.

ZINE FARM on 81 Jer0nle's Greek in
y 81 Mary's County, formerly The proper.
" q II Fenwick Taylor
Apply Vi
ROBT O. COMBS.
LeonardtDwn, Md
june OH 02--3t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-06

"a Ultima M0da
BASES DE LA PUBLICATION:

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOdOS los do
mingos, en- un pliego de IL grandes paginas
tres columnaS, con mutitud de mOdelOS, de
de trajes, abrigos, confeccones, sombreros,
peinados, adorraDs y labores de Ultima move
dad. Una de las hojas de cada nhmerO contle
ne ocho p&ginas de novela en- forma convenien
tie para hacert encuadernadas Otra esta desti-
NADIA una plancha dc dibujOs para bordar,
al dorso unas veces retratos de nOtabilidades
cOntempO 0traS, juegoS de sOcledad !;
otras, laminas de mobilario Ornamentaci0n
Otras, en- fin, nOvelitas cOrtas, fgurines espe
ciales. todO con grabadOs Las ocho paginas
restantes del peri0dicO Ofrecen mu1tltud de
modelos, art1culos, revistas, consu1tas, recetas,
pasatiempos; texto siempre esmerado de GUAM
to puede interesar las SepOraS y SenOrltaS y
ants tcdo Y sobre todo de la mayor moralidad
cada ndmerO acOmpana un regalo, o
sea 81 al afio, conSlstentes On fgurines- acuare
las, hoias de patrones con dibujos para bordar,
patrones cortados, hojas de cuatrO paginas 8
dos tintas, de dibujos para bordados artfsticos,
cromos representando preciosas labores, md-
aica, etc., etc. A pesar dc estas ventajas, es
I'll peri6dicO mas baratO on su clase como pue.
de verse por los siguientes:
PrecSOs de sxscTSc667s eN Puerto Rico -
seis meses, $3-50.-Un ane, $6.-Pago antici.
pado.
(52 N6MEROS AL ANO).
EComo de costumbre, q todas las sus.
eritoras que anticipen ell anO, SO les hara u1
regalo extraordinario.
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto
Rico,
= Successor de g. G. de Mantilla-Pr Propaganda
LSseyG1SA -San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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Almoneda pdblica

En- los dias jueyes, viernes, sabado = do.
mingo 8, 4, 5 y del rriente, a ia una de la
darde hasta las diez de Ia noehe, SO remata-
ran a golpe do martiiO, en- lacaile de San Justo
81 por cuenta de qulen cOrresps nda los si-
guientes efectos del estabeclmiento que fue de
los seflores Baro y Ca.-82 cajas, dc clgarrlilos
corrientes en- hebfas, blanccs, pectoraies, pu pa
y panetelas, marca Las PGImerGS.-Juegos de
uola de martil, para caramBola q Greinsa y una.
-Tacos de blliar-Suelas para los mismOs -
Caoharas tenedOres do metal Juegcs do
,j6drez dOmin6.-EspeoS de medic cber 30,
marco de Gaia dorada-Deposltos para msn-
sener aqua fria.-Jaulas para canarios.-Dlccio.
mario Eneiclop6dHo Hispano Americana ia.
pones para boteHas. .--Lampalas colgantes ne
CRYSTAL y de meGalAAgua dc Vichy Hopstdl.
-Idem de znsGgWs 4APastiAas dc Vlchy.-Mu.
necas.-Copas de CRYSTAL blancas y de colores.-
Reaojes de pared.-Medias fnas.-Esencias y
aceites de Olor.-Juguetes de varias classes q
infnidad de otros ODjet0s que no se detailan
por SGT diflcil su enumeration.
Si en- los cuatrot dias citados no Sc rema-
tan tOdos los etectos, c0ntinuara la subasta ell
lunes la msma hora que lndlca este anuncio.
Todo 10 que SO rem sGa en- Ia Almonada ptl-
bliea es al bafrer, no admlGlendose reelamaclon
alguna, como UampOoo se entregaran los efae-
COS ougo importe no haya sido satsfecho pras
vlsmente.-PGO Rlco de Mario de 1892. Ell
Director, Francisco n TayssEI. 4sA
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Emulsion Greosotada
DE RABELL,
(F Farmaceutico de la Universidad de Ia ,Habana.)


EfcGs y poderoso sensedio para las essfernse-.
d0Ges del pech0.
! La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Ra-
bell, es un magntioo y maraVlltoso agente ts-
rap6uUicO de 6xltO segurO en- Ia Br0nqMitf6
I5s6s, Lartngjtis, AsnsG, CGtdrros. Toses peril
eaces Re:f5sados. Es.r6fusn Aa6 asG, Ruqmt-
tssne0 on los nnos, Deb6l5Iad general y, On su-
ma. para las afeeciones de la g4rganta. los
br6nquios los pulmon3s. Despler5a e ape
tito y vigOriza las naBur alez mas enpobreci-
das. Els ell remedio por exelencia.
= La LSI0N-CREOSO rADA DE RAB ELL,
nueva, dnica = original asooiaci0n de ACElTE
DE BACALAO, CREOSoTA 6 HIPOFOsFlTOs
DE CAL SOSA, es uua delicala crema, de
suaEe olor balsamico, de grato sabor, psladae
bic hasta pOr los nifios.
| Todos los enfermos Ia tomarAn sin repug.
nancia, con faci1dad guste Esta elaboraaa
lc0n esquis' to esmerO. Pru6bese admirara 50
rapida acci6n curativa.
wV V6ase ei amplio prospecto que acome
tpBna cada fcaaco.-De yenta on todas las
Droguerias y BOtlcas de la Isla de CuDa.--De
p0siro principal: ella Reunion de- Jose Sa-
rra.-HabanA. Puerto Rico, Farmacia Dro-
guerra de +. Guillermety
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-06
Fabrioa de Oarros y Oarretas
San JosG,-EsTA ABLEcIDA EN- OA6UAs
Propietario, -. Jesse del Carmen OEtia

En- dieho taller, Qas ouenta con todos loa
titles necesarlos, 80 et.nrlcan y cOmpenen t0da
clase de vehlcul0s tales como C0aHES, Ca
RR0S, CARRETAs etc. ETC., 9 preoivs econ6s
mieos y eonvaaelonaes. Hay slempre una
bnena exlsteaola ue carros hechoa para Ia
venta. .z1esA
Sc elnplaa ID mejor lnadara del pals, pafa
10 cual cuenta la faorloa con una Duena exlS.
Gencia de elias.
Las 0rdenes dehen enviarse al dicho prds
pietariO en- Gaguas O Eucesores de- Quevedo +
HaaAo SUCESORES De. ABARCA en- este Ca.
pital. u 4H-A