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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
BATCH OF POsTMdSTERS.
Mr.. Cleveland Sends His First List to the
Senate Including an Editor.

Senate, Including an Editor.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Mr. CleVe-
land to-day sent to the Senate his first
batch Of presidential postmasters, and
the first was that Of Robert 3. Brown TO
be postmaster at Meadeville, Pa. Mr..
Brown. In addition 10 being the hfst ap-
pointee TO a postOfiice, has at the outset
broken the rules said TO have been lald
down bv the Postohce Department that
newspaper men should not be appointed
10 ofhce. Mr. Brown is the owner ana
editor OF the Messenger, Democratic
weekly published at Meadeville MI.
Brown has also shown his ability as d
hustler"
The Republican incumbent OF the ONCE
appointed almost four years ago by MT
Harrison. was removed about three weeks
before his term was out, and Mr.. Harrl-
son sent the name OF W. 5. Rose 10 the
Senate for the place Mr.. Brown heard
of this. and came down TO Washington
most haste. armed with letters Of intrOduc-
lion IN Democratic Senators. lie sue
ceeded I'm having the nomination held up
until the Republican administration went
ont Of power. and then he used MS lhllu-
ence to secure his own nomination.
The presidential postmasters sent 10
the Senate to-day, tive in number, com
prise all OF the cases now complete anu
readv for action. The POstmaster-General
has notified senators and members OF the
House Of Representatives that hereafter
he will require, in addition TO their re
commendation. some local expression OF
the patrons Of the office as to the htness
Of the applicant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
MIR. CARLISLE'S POLICY.
Lighthouse Keepers viii not be Removed
on Political Grounds.


WASHINGTON. March l5.-Iecretary
Carlisle to-day made the first enunciation
of the policy that will govern his action
I'm the matter Of appointments in the
Light-House and Life-Saving Service.
The announcement was made In connec-
tion with two applicants for positions IN
the Lighthouse Service. The Secretary
writes:
In reply | beg leave to inform you
that the positions for which Mr. Green
and Mr.. Burger apply are not vacant
and no cause for the removal or the pres
ent incumbents is known. The great
number OF light-keepers employed ana
,heir isolated situations prevent anything
like constant overseeing Of their work.
and a faithful performance Of their re-
sponsible duties. involving the safety OF
the vast amount Of property and the num-
Der Of lives entrusted 10 their care de-
nends upon the good character and com
netencv Of the keepers themselves. 1t
has been. and is the policy Of the Treas
urv Department and Of the lighthouse
establishment. 10 encourage ana insure
a high standard among them by retaining
tben In the service during competency
and good behavior, and by promotion and
transferring them TO better stations as
rewards for good service. Ldght-keepers
are held to strict performance or duty,
but unless some incOmpetency or neglect
on their part is shown, they are not dis-
turbed i'm their tenure OF oince
"Tt has been the uniform custom for
many wears TO regard the lighthouse
establishment as a non-partisan service
II is NV intention 10 continue that Gus
TOM. No light-keeper will be disturbed
bv me m his official position merely be-
cause Of his political opinions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

Mr.. whitney Wasa Prominent Anti-sn"p-
per Before the Conyention-Mr. McAdop.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March l5.-Ed-
ward b. Whitney. nominated for Assis-
tant Attorney General to-day, was an
active member OF the New York anti
snapper organization. lie was one or
the protesting delegates sent by the anti
snappers to Chicago. and there was
rather regarded as a leader by the
Younger element in the delegation. lie
is a lawyer, and is said TO be well OIL
financially. In appearance he Is OF
medium height. wears red beard ana
is nervous, active and energetic In man
ner. He is opposed to the machine IN
New York city and State, and has been
vigorous in his expressions on the SUD-
ject -,u...
secretary Of the navy, was one OF the
brightest OF the younger members OF
the House in the Forty-eighth ana Forty
ninth Congresses He also served IN
the succeeding Congresses, and stood wen
in the estimation Of his colleagues. he
was regarded as a man Of promise. lie
is a good. strong and effective speaker
and in the last campaign MS work TOT the
marty gave him an excellent reputation
as a stump speaker. He Is an lrlshinan
by birth, and not yet forty years Oh
age. He was brought 10 TINS country at
an early age anu ieaiN" "'i'
in Jersey city, where he studied law un-
der ex-Congressman Scudder lie has
practiced law since 1874. but went INTO
local and State and then into national
nolitics. so that he has not acquired much
legal reputation. In the House ne tram
ed with the Randall or protection wing
of the Democracy. and was a favorite OF
the ex-Speaker Of the House. He served
on the Naval Committee during most or
his congressional career, and In TINS
wav gained considerable knowledge That
will be Of use to him in his future ga
reer. Through his committee member
shin he also became well acquainted WIN
his future chief. Secretary Herbert. ne
married "A Virginia woman while sun
I'm Congress He practiced law ana mas
been political speaker since he went
out Of Congress.
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SECRETARY MORTON's POLICY.
II Ne, 4, HI. ONCE DO Not Earn Their
SALARY They win be Removed.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March l0-sec-
retary Morton, of the Agricultural be-
partment. has found time to famiiiarize
himself with the duties OF nearly all the
employees Of the department. mere are
several places that are regarded oy hihl
as sinecures. and he does not propose t'at
the incumbents shall much longer draw
large salary without giving the Govern
ment fair return. He has concluded
that several OF these positions are not
essential TO the success OF the depart
meut. and will shortly notify the incuih-
bents that their places are vacant lhey
will not be filed. The Secretary says ne
intends TO run this department on a ousi-
moss basis. Where officials do not earn
their salary. IL will be turned over 10
the credit Of the department.
Secretary Morton has been compelled
on account Of the insufiiciency OF the
appropriation for the seed department Oh
agriculture. to sign an order dismissins
about sixty employees of that DIVISION
The dismissals took effect to-day
The President has accepted the resisna-
tion Of w. NJ. Stone. OF Iowa. commits
sioner Of the general land Office TO take
effect March oath. next.
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,.,y.rurp FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. March y,I,FOr s.,l @easher ss
nth secr.,slng northeriy WINDS. -.
For North Carolina: Far weather an
continued cod northerly ~inas , 4,
The weather continues fair eAosp, - :.
the lower lake regions. where iost lin LIN
are .ne ' reportcd. and In Rocky Mountain Noun W.
d,stricts. where the cloudinefs mas s',,.", -,
creased II Is from ten 70 twenty uss,.S" 80,
colder in he States on the Auanue o ,Ss
ana II Is gertraily warmer VS. ,hst
Mis- Mississippi ine indications gre ..n,rai ,n~i
c1ondiness viii Increase in he ,,s ssh,I1 90
voilevs and the northwest. proDsol,y ps,o,e. -. .,
,owe1 by local SHOWS in the ss. sr.'s 80, ~
,he Missouri Valley. The weasn ,'s,n
continue fair on the Atian,lS ''"
eoia nor,herly winds THURSDAY. ur.,ana
rhe storm central over Ne" .,ses", n
this - morning has moved 20 the nor.avsS' ,as,,n.
followed by westerly gales anu ,rss nrss,
reatSer on the Atlantic coast me n,.D,s prss-
srve has Increased east OF ,n' .sar
s,nn, sT and has decreased repla,y os, 49,.
~ snp'' Mississippi and the ROCKY Mo'n- =.
,ains. The barometer has ais' ''''" ""
the Pacific coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
NO HOPE FOR SCHNEIDER,
Mr.. Cleveland Refuses to Interfere ana lie
Must Hang Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-President
Cleveland has refused 10 interfere In the
case of Howard j. Schneider the muir
derer OF his wife and her brother whose
crime has created more excitement IN
Washington than any other such AFFAIR
since the assassination of President Car
field.
Schnelder's case was disposed OF yes
terday by the Federal supreme court IN
denying writs to secure delay In MS
execution. To-day his lawyers, Messrs.
Mittingly and Hoelng; his mothers pas
tor. Rev Dr. Parsons, and friend of the
Schneider family. and Representative
oates. OF Alabama, saw Mr. Cleveland
in behalf OF the condemned man but
without avail. Or. Parsons asked ior
reprIeve for few days, in order to give
Schneider time to prepare for death, but
as the minister could not give his word
~ honor that Schneider had had no time
10 prepare previously the request was
refused. -, 80,
To Mr.. Oates the President SAID posi-
tivelv that he could do nothing.
The date previously fxed by the court
for the execution. which is 70 be by hang-
ing within the Jail limits, Is Friday next
the 18th instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
The Roanoke Cricket Club.

ROANOKE. VA. March b.-Specih'-
The Roanoke Cricket club has peeh re'r
eanIzed. with Joseph ". COKE, audltor Oh
the Norfolk and Western Railroad COM
many as president. IL has been decided
- challenqe clubs ia Baltimore, WASH
Ineton Richmond and Philadelphla 10
NAV match games here. and later return
games In their respective cities.
The hustings court Is engaged IN nearing
an inn ortant case In the chambers W.
r. Patterson. contractor lor S''ee'
macadam and street sewer "oih' H,"p'' a"
assignment of moneys due him by the
city. whereupon sub-contractorS sueu our
attachment To the amount OF some
s15 OOO alleged 10 be due them on con-
tracts The best legal talent III e'' Ni''
is engaged IL the case $1,000
Mr.. j. w. Clindinst. who was lhJureo
at the big fire on Sunday morning, tho
SIN instant, by leapiuB from thitu-
story window OF one Of The burning buiiu-
ines IL fn an extremely critical condltioh
1t the Home for the Sick His daughter
Miss Ethel, and daushter-ln-ia"' M,s'
A. b. Clirdinst, who were also oa'iy
Injured. are about We'll again
The Roanoke Machine WORKS turned
out a handsome new pay-car Tor the N".-
folk and Western talroad to-day. IL Is
divided into SIX CoIil III 'lii. "N'' =
t.aster's Office In 10 IS eluipp.n VI an
iron safe and several new winchester
rifles. 4.
Branch railroads will be pushed 10
completiou from the main line OF inc
Norfolk and Western in the early spring
TO bring sundry new coal properties on
the Elkhorn In connection win the mar
kets. Among them is the Roanoke. koite.
shawnee. Eureka. Peerless, Greenprier
and webb Fork mines. These VIII add
largely to the coal trade of the ROAD
which Is enormous already. 10 cars nav
ing been moved yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
cBJcAGO,s POLIrICAL BATTLE.
The Republicans Make Nominations for
Mayor and Clerk-The Democrats

CHICAGO, March l5.-The Republican
city convention to-day nominated Samuel
4. Allerton, head Of the big meat pack
ing firm. for mayor and }. X. b. Van
cleave for city clerk by acclamation. Thc
nominations for city Treasurer and city
Attorney were not made, but left for the
central comlnitiee 70 name men for tne
places. The action Of the convention In
leaving the nomlr ati0ns for treasurer
and city attorney to the city central
committee means L combination ticket.
II IS unders TODD that two strong
Democrats viii be placed upon the ticket.
Allerton had already received noml-
nation in the meeting by the People
party
The Democratic nominee is eS-Mayor
Carter Harrison. The threatened defec-
ton of the Germans from the Democ-
racy in large numbers under the leader
ship OF Washington Hosing, Of the Staats
Zeiting, adds interest 10 the contest, the
Germans having been prominent IN the
movement which gave Illinois 90 the ,em-
ocrats in the recent rational election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
MANY OFFICIAL TISITORS
Call Upon the Presldent-He Also Goes
Through His Hsndshaking siege.

WASHINGTON, =. c., March ID
From early in the morning until l o'clock
in the afternoon, Mr.. Cleveland was kept
busy receiving official visitors, and then
went into the east room to shake hands
with a large crowd of the people.
Among his callers was delegation OF
Episcopal ministers, consisting OF Bishops
Paret Of Maryland, Potter of New York,
Whitaker Of Pennsylvania and Hare OF
South Dakota They hope for mOdihca-
ton Of stringency OF the Chinese exclu-
sion law. When the President passed
into the public hallway. after his confer
ence with the bishops. on his way to
his Office, he was waylaid by several
Congressman. and stood for quite a time
in the hallway talking to them. The
waiting room become so crowded by this
time there was scarcely standing room
in it, Many went away without seeing
the President. Among these was Sen
ator Roach, Of North Dakota, who came
with Judge Benton, Of his State an APP
plicant for the commissonership OF the
general land office. Representative
Bryan. Of Nebraska. and some OF his con-
stituents. also failed to see Mr.. CleVe-
land.
others more fortunate were Represen-
tative McCreary. Of Kentucky. who pre-
Sented MS cauulltl' i'i 'it'
revenue collectorship I'm his district;
Thomas Bell. Of Harrodsburg. Senator
Irbv. of South Carolina. came with Judge
Earle ex-Attorney General Of South
Carolina. who wants the district attor-
neyship fer his state.
REPRESENTATIVE Meredith, Of virginia
introduce candidate for the Lyons
consulate-George S. Shackelford. or
Orange Va. J. \. Manson. Of Memphis
and T. T. Bond came with Representa-
tive Patterson. Of Tennessee. Mr.. Man
son is a candidate for United States mar
shal for the western division Of his
state. and Mr.. Bond wants to be internal
revenue collector for its middle and
Ntr.-t.v, Tfatrfefg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
cryTL SERVICE ORDER.
Applicants Required to Have Resided IL
Their state Six Months.

WASHINGTON. March lS.-The Civil
Service Commission has made the follow
ing order:
THAT on and after the LIST day OF April
next no application shall be accepted Tor
an annexation for the departmental ser
vice where the appointment would be
charged 70 the apportionment, unless II
shall be shown to the satisfaction Oh 'he
commission that the applicant is at the
time and has been for the six months
next preceding. actually living and resii-
ing and having his or her place OF abode
an the State in which residence is claimed,
or that he or she is employed In the pubic
service OF said State. or or the United
states, or where the applicant pays poll
tax. or is a voter In said State. or is the
wife or minor child Of a person who Is
then in the public service OF the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

HOMESTEAD PA. March l5.-The Car
negie Steel Company has ordered new
press for It's armor-plate works at this
place.-an enormous iece Of ma hin ry
that will cost over a million OF dollars
from Witworth Il CO., Of Manchester,
England. II will be the largest piece OF
machinery Of the kind In this country,
and perhaps in the world. The press
will have a capacity Of 1900 tons. The
machine will arrive here by the first Of
next year II is claimed that by the aid
OF this machinery the company will be
able 70 make the greatest forgings In the
world and a plate Of 20 tons can be
worked In one piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

MACON, GA, March l5.-Ths petition
of the bondholders Of the Georgia South
ern and Florida railroad 70 remove Re
ceiyer w. v Sparks was called In the
superior court here to-day Counsel for
the bondholders stated thrt they were
not ready, as Hoke Smith, Secretary or
the Interior. was expected In Macon to
look after the case. Some OF the Wit
uesses were also absent. Judge Jenkins.
however forced the case ia q trial. and
IL was Withdrawn by counsel without
prejudice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
Rrcrntion TO Mr.. Stevenson.

WASHINGTON, March B-The recep-
ton this evening to ce-Presideht
Stevenson at the residence or senator
Mcpherson was attended by large repre-
sentation OF the prominent people OF the
capital. II was something OF an innoVa-
tion in the line OF receptions. the guests
being gentlemen only. Among those VINO
accepted invitations were Messrs. Gres-
ham. Carlisle. Bissell Smith and Morton
of the Presidents Cabinet, members OF
the diplomatic corps. nearly all the Sena-
tors many members OF the House OF
Representatives still In the city and locai
official and business men. With Messrs'
Mcpherson and Stevenson stood Mr' c Mc-
Adoo. the newly-appointed Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy, who comes from
Senator McPherson's State. and who re-
cetyed the CONCENTRATIONS af the caliers-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
Baseball Games Begin.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March l5.-The
baseball season opened here to-day with
a hot game between the Charleston and
Pittsburg teams. II resulted IN ue' the
score standing 10 Z. The batteries Were
colcoluqh and Sugden for Charleston and
Ahbev and stenson for Pittsburg. Total
base hits: Charleston, 9; Pittsburg. T.
Errors: Charleston. 6; Pittsburg. 7. FIJI
teen hundred people witnessed the game,
which lasted two hours and ten minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
Mr.. Herbert Visits the Navy-Yard.

NEW YORK, March l5.-Secretary Of
the Navy Herbert paid his first official
visit 10 the Brooklyn nayy-yard this
morning. He appeared at the gate OF the
navy-yard few minutes after 10 o'clock
In a carriage. with Congressman Coomos
seated beside him. A salute OF seventeen
guns was fred as the carriage was driven
towards the commandments office. On
the portico Of the Office building all the
officers OF the nayy-yard and from the
cruisers in the port were assembled In
full uniform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16
The Alabama National Bank.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March i5.-The
Alabama National Bank. OF Mobile. Ala,
Comptroller Hepburn states, has been
placed I'm the hands OF Examiner camp
bell al the request OF its board OF direo,
tors. meeting Of It's stockholders wiz
ha held on March 2lst. and, If acceptable
propositions viii be submitted that the
bank be reopened.
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the ranking member. and goes TO the foot
Of the list on the Appropriations Commit
tee.
Mr.. Higgins Is substituted for Mr.. Teller
on the Elections Committee.
The Republicans retain all their mem
bers on the judiciary Committee by rea-
son Of the fact that it has been increased
from a total membership of nine to
eleven.
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or OF the United States. as aforesaid. or
is such voter or pays such poll-tax
This order will exclude all persons from
examinations who have not oeen ac'ua,, sl
as we'll as legal residents OF S'sls ios
The siv months next preceding the date or
the annlIcation and will affect large
ci,ss of nersons who have hitherto tax IN
examinations I'm Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

WASHINGTON. d. g.. March b
Comptroller Hepburn said this morning
his advices were TO the eject mat inc
Gate city National Bank. Of Atlanta, Is
soon TO reopen. The bank since II cioses
had realized y5.O0 from its assets. ara
he saw no reason why 1t should not os
reopened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

All Hope of Her Return Abandoned by the
Agents of the Line.

NEW YORK. March l5.-The White Star
Line freighter. Naronic. has been out
lust thirty-two days from Liverpool with
out being seen or heard FROM and the
agents Of the line in this city admitted
this morning that they had given her up
as lost. British underwriters are asking
eighty guineas per cent. upon the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

NASHVILLE. TENN, March s.,At AZ
cisrEsburg % tbis state the body OF pr.
Sa,,,nge,e Soo uas round with bullet holes In
the chest and abdomen. II He had si.Is.n been
intimate with the wife Of w. y. Sg,.. orosan,
and wrote her note making an appoint ONT
ment. The body lay ten feet from Gro
gan's back door.
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A Georgian Remembered by Mr.. Smith.

wASUINGTON, d. c., March l5.-Sec-
ratarv Hoke Smith has appointed Mr..
Cooper Pope. of Washington. Ga. chief
NJ the division of lands and railroads,
secretarys office. Interior Department.
vice F. A. Weaver. Of Pennsylvania, re-
signed.
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n.Nor or rnERMOMETER.

Range OF the Thermometer at az Inc ''''s'
once yesterday. March l5' lSyS'
A. NJ, "a, y NJ, 90 ,a.1.,,, & "a
=. NJ, 40; Il. u, 90 n'''''''s"
AveraRe 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-16

The open session of the Senate to-day
was comprised within the space Of half
an hour Meeting at noon and disposing OF
some morning business an executive ses-
sion was ordered and while In executive
session recess was taken at $50 so rs
to give time 10 the Republican caucus TO
complete its party assignments TO com
mittee places. When the Senate reassem-
bled. Mr. German, acting for the Demo
cratic majority. off ered resolution de
claring the constitution Of the standing
and select committees. and that resoluttJn
was agreed to. the Senate then adjourning
till tomorrow.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13

LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImaCen de N0vedades.
mercad0, Colon y Ga.
12-ATOCHA-12

Dado e favor cad di mas pdbco dpensando
ebecmiento, medic
acreedores distinction.
Renaados comodo egante ben siuado
a la succession de don Ramon Rivera,
F'o"cda Ahnan5a, Espe0a huglaterra, Austria,
mporantes EUROPA AMERICA
urdo
sin
entte muchos de difcl
Elegane sombeos omas los mimos
urdo
o de Escoa seda camsas blancas coores
cbaeros de seda elga
somba abgo
lana de eda: piel
coes de hlo
tad fabrica de oiciados polvo petes
de
Un escodo surtdo de oo propos regalos uces
Jeteras ga ga
lana, seda,
Desde ha
la
da de Paris Ponce, JUNO de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
LUZ BRILLANTE
Aceite para aIumbrado de famias
LIBRE DE EXPLOSION
y combustion e.rporatdneo
SIN huna0 aas NAL oJor

Este aceite producto de una fa
bricacion especial es igual, sin gu
perior d los que Sc importan del ex
tranjero bajo diversos nombres y
marcas, tanto por sus cualidades lu
m1nicas como Por la seguridad que
ofrece q los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucbo mas
reducidos que los de las marcas ex-
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no brindan a los consumidoree
ventajas de ninguna clase.
La experiencia adquirida en- es-
ia industria durante muchos amos
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Me
jico y otros paises nos permiten
ofrecer al pGblico un art1culo que
no Sc puede mejorar en- parte al
guna bajo ningun concepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRI-
LLANTE, ELEFANTE Y LUZ
SOLAR estan registradas y Sc per
seguira con todo el riger de la ley
q los falsifcadores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
IMPRENTA
Ia DHAHOCRA -

En- este esablecmiento hacen apdez perfection
economic oda case de mpresiones por dcles compcada
que
Hay gran varedad de tipos personal intelligence
La imprme ell per6dico que uliza
ben toda case de molde disputa la de
moderno la mas perecta Ia ejor que ha ntroducdo
pals
Los neceten rabos pueden entenderse
don Edemo Lesper empeado de dara
de austara Ell reco de la oba pogafca que
c0nfe
Ponce, Abril Is dc 1898
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Ponce. Julio 70 dc 1893,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGE>,IERO


-E0A~a :

Agente aut a vcnta
de las fan1osas t, is Al cas- dc
James, Leffei & &, y de las bombas
ge;nelas autonaticas dc Smith, Vale
& CO, para aljEnentacion automatica
de caldclas dc vapor con aqua ca
liente y de condensaciones.
Pldanse catalogos { informes.
Ponce. Julio 70 dc 1893,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-13
Brillante adquisiicii6n

Sc venden en- el t6rrnino municipal de Ca
muy, una fnca de 220 cuerdas mas menos,
plantada de cafe, pastos V montes en- ell ba-
rio de Piedro Gorda, dos mas de menos
extension en- los barrios CSbao y Qaebroda-
aqua.
El que las interese puede venir a enten-
derse con ell que suscribe, comisionado para
su venta.
Ponce, Mario % de 893-Fsumctsco Para.