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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
THEY CELEBRATE.

Mr.. Albert Meyer, the newly elected
city auditor, was led into an agreeable sur
prise last evening at the Elite restaurants:
he found himself seated at an elegant
spread, chatting with a couple Of friends,
when all of a sudden there appeared a
room full OF old friends, including a rep
resentative of the LIGHT, and Short
Stops" who took their seats without
much ceremony and began to enjoy the
feast. The company were in the best of
good humOr, and the new auditor re-
ceived a most tlattering ovation, but
there was puzzled look on his face that
did not clear us until Papa Mayer" rose
and produced from a pocket book the
remnant of a campaign fund, that had
been held in trust since the memorable
victory of the 18th of February. |; is
not often that there is any ammunition
left after so hot contest, but on this Oc-
caSiOn there was enough to fire a salute.
and every one enjoyed it. Mr.. Julius
Piper made an excellent master Of cere-
monies. Mr.. Barnard was the brilliant
toast master.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
Badly Injured

Last night about 9O'clOck George Clark
mounted Jake Fills horse on West Com
merce street and started off riding at a
rapid gait. Being very drunk he whipped
ire animal and naturally caused it to be
frightened. As they reached the Arbeitcr
Veren hall. the horse slipped on fell.
throwing bis drunken master to the
ground. In the accident Clark fell on
lis face, badly bruiSing it and probably
diSfiguring him for life. He was taken
to Dr.. James Kennedy's office, on Alamo
plaza, where, in a few moments, the
doctor restored him TO consciousness He
became raving mad after the affair was
over and attempted to abuse the pbySi-
clan. He was 10 consequence arrested
and placed in the city prison on the
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
The recorder this morning fined him $50
for his conduct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles L. DignOwity has gone to giddy
Gotham on a brief business trip.
General Manager r. NJ. Campbell, OF
the International railway, is in the city.
j. A. KearenS. travelling auditor of the
/. and &. y. railway, is in the city and is
at the Maverick.
DR.. R. A. Hardin, of Savannah, Ga. is
here on a visit to relatives. He is at the
Maverick.
Col. ID. r. FAINT, prominent cattle
raiser of GOiad is at the Mahncke.
II. w. CLANCY and wife, of Kerrville,
Mrs. August FaItin and Miss E. Faltin.
of Com tort are among the guests at the
Mahncke.
Miss Lizzie Bitter is i'll at her
home on North street.
Mrs Mary J. Salter, blind lady,
called at the LIGHT office yeSter-
day afternoon and left several
copies of her books which are quite
interesting. "All that glitters is
not gold" and "a friend in need"
are among the number.
DR.. Cupples is quite i'll at his
home, on Soledad street.
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A NEW SANITARIUM.
The Texas Medical and Surgical In
sIitute

Are negotiating for the building of a
Santarum. Consequently IL IS perma-
nent Institution The president, DR.. q.
A. Munch,i is a gentleman Of many hOnOrS,
, and whose credentials cannot be surpaSS-
ed, having four diplomas from prominent
/ medical colleges, two honorable diplomas,
+ one for diseases of women, also a licensed
NJ. ID. by the state medical board of Color
/ ado.
We realize our reputation is at stake
! and we propose to maintain our rPputa-
zion by cures effected under our care aud
by our treatment. Every case that we
undertake to treat and fail 70 cure is a
direct injury to us. Therefore we must be
prudent and careful. Consequently we
always give an honest opinion on all cases
that consult u.s. and if we believe you
durable after an examination, we will tell
you so, and what it will cost you, and
leave you free to decide for yourself. We
will not urge or persuade you TO take
treatment.
We treat all diseases, and particularly
solicit those of lingering, difficult or
doubtful character.
Our prices are low to suit the needs of
the people, and we furnish our own medi
cines. DR.. G. A. Munich and his assist
ants are graduates from the most prOmi-
nent medical colleges, none Of them hav-
ing less than two diplomas Each doctor
thus combined, the Texas Medical and
Surgical Institute has staff of physicians
that make a specially of almost every
disease that the human flesh is heir to.
Therefore you can readily see that sue
cess is sure to follow our treatment. So
sure are we of success in all cases we I'M
dertake that we will give a contract in
writing to cure. AS the doctors of the
Texas Medical and Surgical Institute are
graduates of all the different schools Of
medicine they do not confne to any one
school or system OF medicine. We treat
our patients to cure them, and use with
out prejudice whatever will accomplish
that result.
There are no two cases of disease ex-
actly alike, and for this reason no two
cases can be treated exactly alike. The
great success of our treatment is largely
due to the fact that we watch every step
in the patients progress carefully and
suit the medicines and treatment to the
exact condition. None but quackS and
impOStorS will undertake to cure a serious
disease in any other way, and all who
claim to cure various diseases by means
of this or that ONE remedy are deceiving
the public. We make a speciality of Apo
pleXy, Epilepsy, Fits. Insanity, Rupture,
Piles, Blood and Skin Diseases fScrOfula),
TumOrS. Cancers, Lung Diseases, Dis
eases of tho Eye and Ear, Diseases of
Women, Private Diseases, Sexual Debil
ity. etc No matter what your.troubles,
how serious or how long standing, con-
suit us. We will in strictest confidence
give you our opinion free of cost. And if
too poor to pay for treatment we will
treat free all such applicants on Tuesdays
and Saturdays from 2 to 3 p. m.
Consultation, examination and advice
free. The Texas Medical and Surg zeal
Institute, 1875 w. Commerce ST., San An
tonic, Texas.
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Y. Nj. T.. A. NOTES.

On the 18th Of March the Association
Literary society will give a public enter
tainment An interesting program is
being prepared.
Rev. n. Schulz will lecture March 9th
on Dante" and March 23rd on" Carlyle -
Prof. c. A. Filler will furnish the music
for the Sunday service.
The association expects to send about
fifteen delegates to the Y. NJ. c. A. state
convention at .Corsicana, April 10 to 16,
1898
Mr.. McMeacham, an ex-naval officer
recently from New York, will give the
Boys department lecture next TUESDAY
evening on The United States Navy"
Rev. &. Q. A. Rose, the popular Epis-
copal minister, will address the mems
service this Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Nearly 200 men we're present at the meet
ing last Sunday. These meetings have
become so popular that the partition be-
tween the lecture and reading rooms has
been removed to accommodate the au.
dienceS
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TO CHANGE THE STONE.
The Commissioners will Take up
the Matter Tomorrow Morning.

AT their session this morning The com
miSSionerS had presented 10 them pro-
position from MeSSrS. Dugan e kroeger
the contractors of the new courthouse, to
change the material TO be used in the
construction of the SuperStructure from
the Brackenridge.S stone to the PecOS sand
stone, the difference in price for the num-
Der one red PecOS sand stone to be Sl3 90
and If humber two PecOS stone is to be used
that the price be the san G as offered be-
fore by the contractors.
The matter was referred TO the archi-
tect with instructions TO him TO make a
report in writing, estimating what the
cost for the change will be ana il is prob
able that the change to no PecOS sand
stone will be made, il it can be done eco
nOmically.
The commissioners granted a certificate
OF good moral character to Antonio ID.
Flores, who is an applicant for admission
to the bar. He will be examined tomOr
row in one of the district courts and be
granted license to practice law.
In accordance with communication
from the state health officer, DR.. Swear
ingen, calling attention to the fact that
the county had neglected to conform 10
section IA Of the quarantine laws of the
22d legislature and stating that cholera
threatens to invade this country. The
commissioners appointed DR.. George G.
Clifford county quarantine officer.
A number OF accounts were audited and
approved,
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Recorders Court.

Judge McAlister held court for the first
time this morning in the recorders court
room and made it lively for the defend
ants. He tried five cases and assessed $40
in fines. The following cases were dealt
with:
Pabalo Torris, suspicious character. $40
and ten DAYS. He is the Mexican who
was shot while endeavoring to enter the
Dryer residence Wednesday morning.
jeanette johnson, fighting, $40; also
Sulema FelOray, same charge, dismissed.
These women were engaged in a combat
at the Washington theatre Wednesday
night, over man.
Bill Mathews, disturbing the pc ace,
alias warrant ordered issued.
George Clark, drunk and diSorderly $50.
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Real Estate transfers.

The following transfers have been filed
since last report:
w. J. B. Richards to Lafayette Har-
cole. lot 6, block 2, Woodruff & Rich
ards subdivision: $775.
Same to same, lot 5, block 2, Woodruff
Il Richards subdivision: S475.
Sam Maverick and George II. Hart
well, by sheriff, to c. A. Stieran and
others, sheritf's deed to a twO-fifth in
tereSt in original city lots $50 and 154:
Sl,COO.
F. l.. Virgins TO c. A. Stieren and
others, one-tfth interest in original city
lots, $50 and 1874;
Jerome ROmine and wife to J. D. Fe-
lix, lots and : and one-half of s, with
improvements thereon, block 80, South
Heights; $500
L. L. Moody and wife to H. Yoakum
lots Q and 10, block 30, and lots II and IS.
block 80, and lots II and IS, block 50.
Columbia Heights; other considerations:
and $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
Again POSTPONED,

The transfer OF the Arkansas Pass rail
way from its present management to
HuntingtOn's Improvement syndicate,
which was down on the bills to take place
some time during the month OF February,
has again been postponed and will not
take place during this month. Assistant
General Manager c. B. Peck, of the s. A.
P said this morning tie reporter for the
LIGHT: THE transfer is now billed TO
eventuate positively in the month Of
March. but VIII ,ther it will or not | can
rot say. We have all Of our grips packed
to march, on the principle that it is better
to be ready to go than to go and not be
ready to march"
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Tyler Williams on Trial.

Tyler c. Williams was ARA igned before
United States Commissioner Price yester
day afternoon with charge OF opening
letter and attempting to cash SO money
order. The witnesses, those present. We're
examined and an adjournment was taken
until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
At the hour above stated, cOnrt opened
and the attolneJS proceeded with the
investigation. tnOOn an adiOur mcnt
was again taken until next Wednesday.
in order To have ample time TO secure all
the wines eS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24

Quite a large circle of young folks con =
gregated a the home of Miss Michael, on
Elm street, last evening, in response to
Invitations, and enjoyed the evening, the
occurrence being in honor of her 10th
birthday anniversary. Songs and recita-
tiOns were rendered. and dancing and re-
fires hmentS were eniOyed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association, gave another
one of those delightful receptions last
night. which was we'll attended, as usual
although there was more breathing space
than at the January reception. These
and are always attended by very sOcia-
bic people. The recitatiOnS by Prof Clark
and wife and Miss Grace Van Davis were
enjoyable features of the evening. both
receiving loud encore. Miss Van Davis
is favorte at these gatherings. she hav.
ing recited a the last two receptions and
at the banquet. She has consented tC
give sacred reading at the mems ser
vice, Sunday, March ;. The ability Of
Miss Van Davis as talented and classical
elOcutOniSt is clearly manifested. The
next reception will be given on the 3Ott
of March.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
A BARGAIN EOR PRINrERS.

For Sale: 500 lbs. of BREWER Roman,
fair condition, abundance of sorts, at
10 and 20 cents a pound. Address,
II q If L. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24

Captain Chase, after being in San
Antonio for several days, having
come here to give in his testimony
in the Benavides eXtraditiOn pro-
ceedings, returned to the border
this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
LINOLEUMS

To suit every purchaser and to fill
any demand. We handle four
grades, from the cheapest to the
very best, and our prices and pat
terms are always found to be the
Lowest and Prettiest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24
GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY.

a good, substantial school suit
at $3.50. WOLFF & MARN,
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CARPETS

This department has reached d
wonderful degree of elegance.
The new patterns and colors are
marvels of beauty, the price put on
them are especially low this season.
New goods arriving daily to sell
from 2oc to Sex a ward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-24

We have the cheapest and hand
soonest line of Baby Carriages with
iron axles and steel wheels, nicely
upholstered, ranging in price from
$4.75 to $27.5o each.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25
ULTIMOS CABLEGRAMAs
lTradueidos para LA DEuocHAc1Al


Nueva York. MAYO I9-Telegrafian de
Berlia que el Emperador al descubrir ND
uonumento erigido a IA memoria de su
abuelo, declare ,iue In existencia futura de
Ia patria dependia de Ia Ley sobre Ia arma-
da. que considerable que todo el one Sc
opusiera a este proyeeto era un nal pa
triota.
Diceu de Madrid que Espaha la ofrecido
4 Inglaterra an tratado de cOmerciO, iguai
al que recienten2ente eeiebro con Alemaula,
excluvendo de Al a Ia- Autiilas y FIlipinas.
La Infanta Ealaiia uu seq'Hto han lie
gado esta eiudad.
Idem, idem 20-El principe de Gales ha
eserito a Mr. Gladstone una cstrCa expresfn-
dole 81 proEandO pe-ar Dor II iusultu que
Sc le.inhri6 lltimauente lie fue arrojada
una piedra a. coche lie Ferro-cstrrl "a que
- encontraba sin alcanz4rie.
TeIegrafian de Paris que FL tribunal de
casacion ha casado las sentencias reeaidas
sobre los Lesssps, Cottu, Fontane Eitfel
en- atencion infornalidadss del proceed
miento.
Auuncian de Its.lia que 81 spinisterio ha
dimitido inmediatamente despues de haber
derrotado las camaras u proyecto II presu
paesto.
La Infanta Eulalia fue reeibida IN Nue.
va Ork con an saiHdo de u c7tn0nazos- La
princess = su Uonlitiya prosigHieron inme-
cion Ia esperaba el tninistro de estaao. Tro-
pas de caballeria tormaban Ia escolta hasta
Arlington Hotel. FL presidente Cleveland
recibira hoy ofcIalmente a La Infanta.
Mayo 22-Eu Ia eamara de diputados de
Paris 81 diputado D. Asson agarro Y sacudio
al presidente del Gabinete Mr. DupUy gri-
tsando Que era un cobarde, an menuirosO Y
an humbug. Mr.. Dupuy le mand6 sus pa
drinos y Mr.. d. Asson retro sus ofensss-
En- un banquete en- Toulouse Mr.. Dupuy
expuso el programa del Gabiuete que se
pr0pone hacer refOrmas hscales, aumentar
los lmpuestos suntuarios, nuevas leyes que
regulen las relaciones del capital con el ira
balo, la reglamentacion de corpOraciones
clvlles religiosas.
Anuncian de Washington que Ia Infsnta
Eulalia visito al Presidente el sabado por
Ia manana- Por n tarde Mr.. Cleveland
acompanado por los ministries, devolvio Ia
vista 4 Ia Infanta-
La Infanta su accomplishments han
acceptable una invitaei6n para IN banquete
Official en Ia Casa Blanca mauana martes.
Por todas parties Sc e admira reci-
bida con mucho entusiasrno cuyas mues-
tras de siempatia ella corresponds De Ia ma
nera uaas afectnosa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25
EDICTO

Lieaaciad0 don Rafae1 SdHcber Montairo,
Jlses de Il IistaHcio accidental ds esta oiu-
aaa sN portido.
Ai phblico hace saber one en- los autos
testamentarios de don J uan Bertoli Cal
deFuni, previo acuerdo del Conseio De fami-
.ins por l0 cue respertA al nlen0r don Juan
llises Bertoh y Ayala. 4 solicitud 4e los
denas lnteresados. mavores do edad don
duan Guillermo Bertoli Muir, don Juan
Victor B@rtoli y Rosario. dona Rosa Ipsou,
cesionaFia de don Juan Emilio Bertnli Gar
css, don Juan Puigsnbiri, cesionario de don
Juan Ludosico Bertoli Nniri y los memo
-. Ai0S lie don Joan Bnutista Bertoli "
GavTian. atsantes. norubralus doIa Carmen
y dona L.uisa Bertoli Percy, representa-
das por don Il. Clpian0 Col6in Sc ha dis
unesto saeir pfbiica subastA lns siguientes
hienea.
Rrimera Solar con cRsa de MADEIRA, CO.
ni1ada DE- zinc unarcada con 81 nunero eua-
tro ae la ci.lle da BertoE barrio segnndn de
eata ciudaS. 4 ia que da frante pnr III Este
y linda pcr IA deEecha entrana0 Al Nor
e con ca4s de Felirita P6rer. p0r ID izquier-
ca g sea ai Sud con IA casa nrlmero dos de
IA mAamn raila de Bertnli. de La propiedad
dela ruferdn SuceEibu da dun Juan BeFto-
y, y por "a espaida sea n 0eate con Is ea-
liA ae IA Union Este solar hhne una firn-
rA irregular i mide un area superficial de
qehncieutus uovcnta nueve metros. seteu-
"a tres centimetrns euadradns, Is casa
oeupa an frente de trece metros por ocho
metros a. fondo; cuyn fncA no aparece con
caFaaa " tiene i'm yuAor da cuatro mi quiz
nientos pesos n0nedA corriente.
seguudE: Otro solar con casa De madera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25

do sea por el Sud con inca de Petronila
Barnes, por la izquierda D sea por FL Norte
con otra hnca de don Francisco PARA Y Du-
peron por Ia espalda sea por el Este con
otra finca de Maria Gandio. Ell solar tiene
un area de do doce metros de frente tre-
ce metros de fondos que hacen superhcldles
ciento sesenta = cuatTo metros cuarenta
cenrmetros euadradOs Y Ia casa c0ntiene IN
martillo donde esta Ia cocina Y letrIna y en.
81 patio eviste un pozO. Esta inca no tene
sobre 81 carga real alguna tiene un valor
de ochocientOs pesos moueda cerrlente-
Y habieudOse decretado por este Juzgado
one Ia sabasta sea por Il termino Dc diez
dias, se hs 6iade el sabado veiate sIete de
los corrSentes para que tenga lugar aquel
actO las dos de Ia tarde en- la sala de Ia Au-
diencia de este Juzgado, haciendose presente
i los licitadores que los autos tltulos De
propiedad Sc -encuentran de manifesto, des-
lie esta fecha en- la Escribauia del actuarlo
para Que puedan ser exaruinados. que 10
sera admissible nsnguna proposition que no
E1ese al eontado en- Elective metallco por ei
imp0rte total de Ia tasaci6n v con sugeei6n
al pliego de condolences presentad0 por los
interesados, al cual 50 encuentia tamblen
de manifesto en- escribania y hnalmente que
no podra haeeT proposition alguna qulen
no haya depositado prevIamente en la mesa
del Juzgado uua cantidad igual al dieZ p0r
cieuto del valor de los bienes.
PONCE. Mayo Is dc 1888 --Rgfaz Sa1schs-
Hogttalr0.---C Cs4rl0s F'efir G7aard0H 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25

cobiiada dezine. rnarcada con el 10 , en- la
calle de Bertoli, barri0 % &c esta ciudad,
q cuva Gale da EreRte por 81 Este Y linda
por Ia derecha entrando o sea pOr ct Norte
con Ia casa nurnero cuatro de l.. nisnla Gale,
de Ia Succession de don Juan Bertol. por Ia
izquierda 8 sea Al Sud con otra casa de don
Ramon Cortada @ QIiutana por ia espalda
5 sea al 0este con IN solar perteneclente 4
la casa nllrnero cuatro de ia calle de Bert0il
Ell solar tlene uu area superficial de cuatr0-
eientos sesenta Y cuatrD metros, velnte
cincO centfmetros cuadradoss slendo de hgu-
ra irregular y Ia casa ocupa FL frente con un
tenga sobre 81 carga real alguna tiene un
valor de mil quinientos pesos moneda CO.
rr5ente.
Tercera Solar con casa de MADEIRA CO.
biiada de zinc. mareada con Fl numero treln-
ta y uno de la Gale del Sol de esta ciudad,
i IA eual da frente por Fl Sud v linda por IA
derecha entrando sea p0r III Este con ca
- de don BelisarS0 David, por Ia izquierda
s sea por Il Oeste con otra casa de don J0-
- Angel RenOvales s. n0r j. eSpaida sea
al Norta con pr0pledad de dom Antonlo
Martinez. III solar tiene de area once metros
sesenta centfrnetros poT el frehte v veln1e =
dos metros satenta centimefros de fonde
aua haeen superficial dnsoientos satenta n
tres metres, treinta dos centimetros cua-
drados = II casa ocupa siete metros por q
franta " cincO metros p0r Il fnndo. Estn IN
c. mo ararece tenra s0bre 81 earra reAA al lg1-
pa y la sldo valoFada en seteeieut0s pesos
uoneda corriente.
Cnarta solar con casa Dc MADEIRA cznl5ier-
ia de zinc. fnarcada con I'll narner0 velnte y
nneve - FL caIls IL IN Union. barrio se0un-
DO ds esta ciudad. d cuya calie u frente
por Fl 0este y linda por p derecha eHtran-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25

Izcoa al enviarnos sus noticias: i'm
Pulsos que La DEM0cRAeTL aplaude
y secunda.
No sc trata de mortifse sr nadir I
sc trata dc cons eguir que "a lev. con-
todos sus rigorrs. castigue a los de-
lincnentes. despues &c eompiobar sns
faltas.
81 como hgura en- este. asunta des-.
dichado e hgo del seilor Roca figu-
rara eI hGo de un. liberal oonsecueute.
4 sehor Izc0a y Ia DEM0CRACIA ha-
bria Observable igual conducta
Porque nj tiene tiliaci6n peiirica el
delito. nj 6 eosa de permitir que en.
IA impunidad afienten. ys crezcan- las
malas pssiones y los salvaies apetifos.
Este diario- defende. a sus CORES
ponsales al dc P4tilIas aver hoy al
de Toa alta: pofqne ellos merscen.
Ia defensa p6rqueses question de So
lidaridad perindisticar perque no
acuden a IA meatira. d IA fafacia nj. al
Discu pc. 4 su hijo ei senior Roea-
NADIA ms natural ni Mis- legitfmo I:
para justifoar III aetitlIi le lbasta 81
condicidn -pqdre carila.o
Fl pals que sigue con ,ansia ct de
sarroIlo de este asunto, no esta en el-
aismo casoed senor Roca, y asuar-
da que liable pronto. en- el juicio'
oral. Ia voz poderosa y resonante de
Ia vindicta pGblica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25

SeT1or don Pedro T. Gatell.-Coamo.-
Muv senor mio: Agradecido su excelen1e
s'Aleoholado1 al que debo poder andasr, :
deseando que sHs bene6cios aleancen /
euantos sea possible, me parmito IA ibertad
de Ia presentes por cnF0 Igual condueto
puede contestar1ae, rogaudole ms diga II
forma en- que Sc podra mandar i Bilbao en-
81 pT0ximo correos del 10, 8 frascos de su
notable inveneion, pnes tango all un ser
querido que me ios reclama para su uso.
Con este motive - ofreee de Vd affmo.-
O. Z. s. M-Jltass Fernando de Castro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-25
COAIUNICADO

Playa Ponce, P r. q De Mayo he 1898.
Senores Fritze Lundt & "a
Agente de la Compa5sia Norte- Gernad,saca Dc
seqsros contra l,scendioS, estabIecida en-
HamblTg0, Playa de Ponce
Muy senores J amigos nuestpos.
Tenemos 81 gusto de dar las gracias .
CompaT1a que ustedes representan por Ia
pTontitud con one fue atenaida nuestra
aclaraci6n, de S49O-73 cue ustedes sirv eroR
pagarn0s aver, por los Ganos que nos causo
el incendio ocurrido en- esta Playa el Is dsl
corriente mes; comprobando asi la puntua-
lidad con que dicha CompaTia cumple los
compromises aceptados en- sus polizas.
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