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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12
0lEsTRO Y SlNIESTRG

Despues de los estudios consi :
guientes, el seflor Abarzuza, ministro
de Ultramar, sc declara adversario
de Ia operaci6n del cange.
Y el cange no Sc harA nj ahora nj
luego. por una razon muy sencilla:
porque diz que dana al tesoro penin-
sular.
Y como los fondos espanoles van
levantandose en- el extrangero, los de
ALA no quieren que el alZa Sc inte-
rrumpa y que el prestigio Sc malo
gre.
va Sc We que nadie mas que el
gobierno es responsible de nuestra
situaci6n monetaria, que no supo
prever nj remediar
Pero. ahi sc las den
todas al gobierno.
Entire tanto la Camara de >mer-
clio, con session permGuente y todo, nj
protesta nj dimite
Y Ia Diputacion provincial perma-
nece muds, como Ia eshnge de The
bas,
Ambas corporaciones SON pruden
tes y no Sc comprometeran en- cGbG
UereScaS aventuras.
Es precise, pues. entonar al cange
el requfescat ia pace
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12
Ia prOtesta
maSOnica

FL Gran maestro del Oriente Espanol, Sc
flor Morayta, ha dirigido al ministro de
Graca Justicia ell notable documento que
Sc reproduce continuation.
En- el la masonerfa espaKola vuelve por su
prestigioy por ell honor de su nombre, alta
cados con inconcebible ligereza, por los po-
deres nacionales.
He aquf la protesta.
Excmo. sefIor: Don Miguel Morayta,
Gran Maestro del Oriente Espafol Asocia-
cion mas6nica egalmente constituida, j
Y. E. expone: Que aun cuando leyo la ma
nera de circular pubicada en- los peri6dicos
dando cuenta de 10 resuelto por ei Gobierno,
con motive de haberse diCho en- letras dc
molde que 5. NJ. la Reina Regente se habia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12
Credito y Ahorro
ponCeno
PRESIDEECIA

Acordado por la Jnnta de Gobierno el
cobro del primer dividendo pasivo do vein
te cinco por ciento. ha sefalsdo los dlss
que median entire Ell oil 80 del mes CO.
rriente para que los sahores accionistas ve-
rihquen el pago en-
Ponce, seflores Vidal c.
Playa de Ponce, Mayo. Hermanos c.
Yauco, don Juan K. Totti.
A1:4.kl don Santos Palmieri.
aoJuhsa1 don Cslso Caballero.
San German, don Tomas Quihou4s
Iuzm&n
Jayuya, don jose Fiol.
Y Juana Diaz, don Victor Gut;Srrez,
cuyos seflores estan autorizados para otor-
gar los recibos provisionales.
Ne complazeo en- comunicarlo 1 los se-
fores aecionistas de esta Sociedad, en- con-
cordancia con 10 dispuesto en- el art. II de
los Estatutos los fines consignientes.
Ponce, 1o dc Diciembre de 1894.
Ell seeretario interino,
J. o. PasareH FL Presidents,
| m. Francisco Para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12

Lunas espl6ndidae; jarrones lIenos
| de fl ores en- extraordinaria profuSi6n;
canastil as eereas, contribuyendo la
vaguedad copfusa del ensueno; esta
tuas mostrando en- todas parties su
casta desnudez; ramos y fuentes, ira
yendo al ampI1simo salon los encan-
tos de Ia naturaleza; I'm oceano de
| luz, en- que padaba el cuerpo y en- que
| fotaba Ell espiritu; TN revuelto mar
de colcres, cintas. espaldas morbidas,
abanicos en- vertiginoso movimiento,
confuse rumor, sonrisas luminosas y
ardientes Jos que alumbraban con
luz de astros el alma.
Tai fu6 el bale que Sc do anoche
en- la PerJG, para fnalizar las festas
patronales
Cierro los oios, seguro medic de
evocar en- to Ia su esplendente rea!i
dad las glorias que Sc fueron, y es
como ST, desligado suavemente, de la
honda augusta de la vida, vagara en-
esferas de harmonic, de atandono y
de ventura.
El espectacuIo que ofrec1a anoche
la Perl1 es como un trasunto de una
existencia superior, enlrevista por la
intuicion maravillosa del poeta.
Digase 10 que Sc quiera, el roman
| ticismo es sun entrometido seductor
que Sc entra luego, por derecho di-
vino del encanto, en- nuestro sef; y
no concebimos un esp1ritu que no 10
sienta palpitar, un dfa siquiera, en- el
fondo de su alma, al convertirse en-
una nota de este concerto portcnto
so, en- una arista de luz en- este tor
belino de claros resplandores.
Cuando Sc esfa en- presencia de es
tas cosas, 8 por mejor decir, dentro
de estas cosas, ss impossible no saltar.
llenos de jubiio, de la verdad tangi-
bic de la existencia al nectar de esos
suavlsimos hechizos. preseRtidos una
que otra vez, desde nuestra pobre
esfera de amargas realidades.
E bale de la PerlG era IN palen-
que peregrino a que Sc hab1an dado
cita las belezas de esta Ponce, ran
realmente fecunda en- mujeres hechi-
ceras.
ALI, la lurninosa cabellera rubia,
con su languido ,ortejo de espiritua-
lisimos encantos.
Ali. la espasa cabeilera negra,
tealzando los grandes CLOS de fuego.
pre- nados de sublitnes tentaciones!
All, Ia nina deliciosa. como una
concha marina 8 como blanca azu
cena.
a .zkfif,,- et,ien Sc alza, esbelta y afro
sa, como Ia aitiva palmera en- el ale
gre esp endor de nuestros vallzs.
Ali, en- fin, todo 10 que brilla, y 10
que h ace Il orgullo constituye Ia
gloria de esta hermosa ciudad, tan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12
|. Chard6n y Comp.

Sc HAGEN PRESTAMOS bajos tipos deinte Is segdn
conveno obe NIuebe Caruaje cabaerfas brantes
otras prendas de valor que pasen de 800
Sc EVENDEN partidas de RON WEI Ode yaria
de diez de veez 80 10 boea garantizado
BRANDY frances S. CHESTANO Y ca Sc detala
80 cts. botela por caias 50 80 precio de cost,-
Sc VENDEN toda case de prendas obetos
p. a. p Ponce, Diciembre 10 de 1891
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12
ESCURLa SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de Ia Villa n1tns. )
Contin1a alberta Ia matricula en
este Centre de Ensenanza.
Ademas de las asigraturas CORES
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de- la musica, dibujo 8
idiomas 'bajo Ia direction de profeso
res competentes.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora.
3 vps. Francisco 4. Alda dc LacasQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12

Vigas de x S, A x 6y 5 x 10 alfsgfas
de x 3. Estantas de ausubo de z va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
Flor ida, tablss de todss clases Y demas
efectos para construction.
L. P. DoRIA & ca
Playa-Ponce Noviembre % de 1891
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12

La sociedad. b1'iS h f1--z---.:-.+a
sin qoe faltaran en- Ell magnffco cua-
dro los tonos suaves y severos de So
gallarda gravedad.
Todo fue expansion y jGbi o.
Ahora apunta, paliday espiritual, el
alba, como imitando de antemano
la virgen que, dentro de POGO tam
bi6a. dejara el augusta lecho, blanca,
sonolienta y sonadora, trayendo en-
los inciertoS ojos la dulce vision de
la ventura he Sc fue.
Yo, entretanto, con la cabeza pesa-
da, hinchados los pies. el dejo, en- to-
do mi ser, del ejercicio y la vigilia,
repvoduciendose en- mi dido las deli
ciosas melodias de la inspirada orques-
ia, me sumerjo. sonoliento tam
bien, en- Ia indecisa penumbra del re
cuerdo, y iamento que la btiosa juve n :
tud no ofrezca a Ponce, con frecuen-
cia, semejantes inocentes delicias.
para que Sc acendren las relaciones
socialrs, y para que pueda uno dis
traer las amarguras. sumergiendose
en- el infinite de cintas, flores, luz,
m1sica, nujeres. sonrisas, cuchi-
cheos, amores, en- fin, constituido
por IN salon de bale.
EUGENIO DEsCHAMPs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12

Arroiar en- su sepulcro mucha tie
"a.
Y, 81 queremos algo. no pedirlo 4
Iadrid.
Deiemos ese registro
que da horror.
pues de ministro en- ministro
vamos de NAL en- peor.
ADice un peri6dico
.Terminada la mission que lie fue
lSn6ada & la Junta de Socorros para
ANiila. Ell seflor Gobernador General
aprobado sn dimisi6n, asi como
entrega a la Diputacion provin-
en- calidad de donstivo, de la
htidad de $3,242 S8. considerados
mo sobrante para aumentar los
ndos de San Narciso, destinados al
ocorro de calamidades publicas.
Dinero iu1til.
San Narciso paso hsce veintiocho
ahos.
V todavia no Sc reparten los fon-
dos q las vfctimas.
Hoy Sc unen estos reales a aque-
Hos reales y
OjoS que les Uieron ir
ga no les Uerdn U0lUer.
Porque va sc sabe perfectamente
para recaudar, todos los medios sc
facilitan sc aprontan para repair
tir es necesario el expediente, con
sus tramites y sus pausas.
Nosotros aconsejamos al pueblo
que n cubra mas suscriciones nj mas
colectss ciciales.
IS quiere ir al auxilio de una des
gracia
Bien: surja la accion particular.
recaude y remese.
Lo otro es tirar piedrecitas al rio.
Y aunque esta isla generosa
siempre mansa y siempre iel,
es bizarra y dadivosa,
no debe hacer ell papel
de inocemte n,driposd.
En- un fntera0ieao celebrado por La
Ietegrtdad CON don Gregorio Lcdes-
ma, Marques de Arecibo, este, alu-
diendo al partido Unconditional, pro
nunci6 frases de tanta monta como
las que copiamos:
En- ell manifesto Sc pretende gal
vanizar un cadaver en- estado de des-
composition
." De desacierto en- desacierto ha
| llegado el ncondicionalismo al estado
de podredumbre en- que hoy SC
agita."
" Las entidades mas salientes con
que hoy cuenta la agrupacion no pa
san de medianfas.
No Sc muerda la lengua el simps-
tico Marques.
Y 81 Sc trata de dccir verdades, las
dice mondas y lirondas.
Y ST Sc trata de aplicar carterios,
sus cantaridas resultan terribles, por-
que levantan la piel y deianroncbl
eterna.
Tenemos. pues, ma caddUer, cuya
podredumbre / uf no pueden evitar
las entsdades mas sdEienteS, que al fin
y la postre son unas medianfaS.
Pobre incondicionalismo.
Muerto Ubarri. no lie queda mas
recnrso que lanzar nlanihestos ridf-
culos, dividirse en- bandas y divor-
ciarse de los mejores elementos con
que contaba.
Este es Ell principle del fn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-12

Pocos dfas desp pu6s. nuevas haza-
mas; porque ell tai Regino Alfonso.
es dc Ia MADEIRA de los guapos.
Aparec'o, no va con eeis, siuo con
dos mas, por los mismos sitios, bien
montados, armados de machetes de
rifles.
Y como por donde pasan estos
ciudadanos de los escondrijos es CO
mo s: pasara IN huracan, Sc llevaron
de una tienda de por ALI, doscientos
duros, unas latas de conservas. es
necesario tener postres q paste, y
unos cuantos mazos de tabaco, por-
que es menester matar ell tempo.
NADIA como el tabaco para disipar
las penas de esta negra vida, pare
ciendo que Sc van, envueltas en- las
azuladas espirales, a perderse en- ell
espacio, dejandonos tranquilos.
Por que no apurar este ga abros1si,no
delete, despu6s De las azarosas CO.
rrerias en- el oscuro fondo del intrin-
cado matorral?
Y no pas6 mas, sino que parece
que la Guardia Civil no SO invent6
para los campos de Mata0zas, segnu
10 limpios que la saxon estaban de
uniformes azules de frapjas y ga
lones colorados
C0ntinuard mas tarde.
Y ahora, consolemos q nuestros
lectores de esas tristes nuevas de-
bandoleros Y de asaltos cue pro
Queen enojoso malestar en- ell amino,
va que, por 10 visto. no puede vlviree
en- cjertas regiones de Cuba con tran
quilidad, expuesto, como Sc esta
ALI, caer bajo la bala 8 el machete
de empedernidos malhechores, contra
los que pada logran los eHcargados
de garantir los intereses y la vida de
los asociados.
Demos una buena nueva que YER
daderamente hace honor Ia Haba
na, Y que no dejaremos de aplaudir
porque Sc trata de la vida de los nj .
nos, que son pedazo de cielo azul
llenando de sonrisas inefables el
hogar.
Tenemos va conocimiento De que
81 nom bre del DR.. Rou y la dado la
vuelta al mundo. entire aplausos y
b8ndiciones. los mas sinceros tai yaz.
por las famosas experiencias, por el
h8chas, que nos traen el conocimien-
10 de que Ia ciencia ha dominado al
fin ell terrible cr'tp, que tantas caritas
adorables dej6 amora talas por ex
trangnlaci6n cruei1>ima, desgarran
do 81 corazon dc los padres y enlu
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Sc VENDE

EI antique acreditado establishments
dc merceria y quincaila, fundado el afo
1916, alto on Ia plaza principal ndmero -
Informara su dueno don Antonio T. Moli-
na-
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GRAN. DEP0SITO
de cGlsGdo y peleterta de Jaime RulIdn
AtochG, 6 Ponce.

En este antique como acreditado ests-
blecimiento hay constantemente un elegan-
te variadisimo surtido de toda ola Sc ie
calzado y de todos precios, que se..renue-
va meusualmente por los vapores direetos.
Existe tambien IN coppieto surtido de
toda clase de nnateriales para zapateros
talabarteros, driles camisas malorquinas,
ualstas de viaje baules americanos.
Venta al nor maEcr al dAtall 3ns
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN-
glish and German astrologist In the city Tells
all events Of life. ONCE hours. 3 D IN. ;
Sunday. 10 am. to D. IN l50s 14th st NV
mh23-ims
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PIANO TUNING.

GEO. J. BECKER. late Of W. G. Metzerott q
Co. sos llth St NV. Tuning indorsed by N:
Mama. Henry Xander John Philip SOusa and
others; highest references; terms Moderate.
jai2-3m
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The hoard of Trade.

The next meeting of the board of trade
Will be held in the hall of Carroll Institute
on 10th street between New York avenue
and h street, Tuesday evening, March "a
at i:So O'Clock. Matters of much import
ance and interest to the city will be con-
sdered, including reports from the com.
mittee on public library. Of which Mr.
Theo. w. Noyes is chairman, and from the
committee on parks and reservations OF
which Col Henry F. Blount is chairman.
Addresses will also be made by prominent
citizens, including Hon. John W Ross
Hon. Gardiner g. Hubbard, VIM. E. Curtis
esq. Charles w. Needham, esq, w e
Powell superintendent OF public schools
and others on the topics, Our Municipal
Building and What the Winter Residents
OF This City Owe to the National Capital "
After the business meeting the members
will have an opportunity TO meet each other
socially at a buffet luncheon.
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Special Easter services begin tonight at !
o'clock in the Salvation Army Hall. $50
Pennsylvania avenue. Adjutant and Mrs.
Drnham. who are in charge Of the Saliva
ton Army work In the District, Of which
Washington Is a part, and who have come
from their headquarters in Baltimore for
the purpose, will conduct the Easter sery-
ices tonight. tomorrow and Monday. Sun
days meetings will be at and IL In the
morning. at in the afternoon and at 8 at
night, and Mondays meetings will be at .
IN the afternoon and at s at night Besides
these services in the hall, the usual open
air meetings will be held. The local off,
GERS, Capt McFettrich and Lieut.. Bolricht,
will assist In the meetings
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The Mary Allen VIII Sustained

The will of the late Mrs Mary Allen of
Glendale Ohio. by which an estate of $50
QUO was left TO the Rev. Frank Sewan OF
this city as trustee for educational purposes
In the New Church, and which has been in
litigation for three years, owing to contest
by heirs, has been finally sustained by the
Supreme Court, and the contest abandoned.
The Rev. Frank Sewall has already es-
tablished a school on the estate, and con-
templates enlarging it's scope in the
autumn. While acting as trustee and direc-
tor OF the Mary Allen Schools, he still re-
tains his pastorate of the Church of the
Holy City in this city.
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Candy Exposition.

The Candy Exposition, which is to take
place in this city during Easter week, is
announced to open on Wednesday night,
March 2S. Most Of the exhibitors have al
ready been on the scene. and as soon as
the management obtain possession of the
hall the floor will be laid off and the work
will begin at once. In order to get ready
in time. the builders and decorators of the
booths have made arrangements to work
day and night. and during the next few
days the vicinity of the Washington Light
Infantry Armory will see some busy and
bustling times.
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MIX Gases.

Three milk cases were disposed of I'm the
Police Court today. Eugene Fowler was
defendant in on case and he appeared and
stood trial. The evidence was that the milk
in his case had been SKINNED and then
watered- The defense was that the milk
was sold in the condition in whIch it was
purchased, but this made no difference so
far the court was concerned and a fne
Of SO was imposed. In the case Of William
Carley the collateral, s., was forfeited. In
the case Of F. K. Homer a nolle prosequi
was entered.
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there are only two ways to cure the evils
of intemperance-prohibiti and total alb
stinence. According to Mr.. Benson, all re-
forms are started by a minority. Moderate
drinkers are the great obstacles in the way
of temperance. The reason the advocates
Of temperance do not accomplish more Is
because they are divided among themselves
and those who advocate the substitution Of
the milder forms of liquors are assisting in
temperance. The lecture was replete with
pleasing anecdotes and the interest never
fiaRped
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The Bird Had Flown.

Roio Tent. one Of the most expert sneak
Thieves In the country. wanted In this city
Tor a diamond robbery. escaped from the
Allegheny. Pa. central lookup yesterday
oy saving his way out. The Washington
oineers were In the building at the time,
and intended returning with their prize la at
night. When the cell was visited the bird
bad flown. much to their Disappointing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-24

Grand Easter opening, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March ~, 23 .lni "a One Of
our beautiful Easter panels(Giviag Thanks)
ana special present given to each pur-
chaser of one pound of Thea Nectar Tea or
A. and P. Baking Powder. With 80 cents
worth of Coffee, F'lavoring Extracts, A.
and p. Spices or three cans of Con- iensei
MIX we give one OF the panels and check
for this week only. THE GREAT ALLAN
TIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, !Ol
and DOB 9TH st. NV. and branches. NEW
TON H. BOWMAN, Manager mho2-.t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-"Sinbad,
or the Maid OF BalSora."
New National Theater.-The Bostonians
IN Robin Hood"
Academy OF Music.-Lecture by ]. L.
Stoddard on Prom Ceylon to the Hima-
layas'
Boy
kernan's Lyceum Theater-May Russell
Burlesque Company.
Banquet Hall Of the Shoreham.-Lecture
by Miss Kate Field on Charles Dickens
Washington Light Infantry Armory.-
Fair and bazaar Of the Old Guard.
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THE WEATHER.
Forec..t run 9 p.m. Sunday,

Forecast Till Pm. Sunday.
For the District Of Columbia and Mary
land, fair; stationary temperature Sunday
morning; probably colder in evening: east
eriy winds. becoming southsasts-ly.
For Virginia fair; variable winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
Am: Great Falls. temperature. 81; condi-
ton, 8: receiving reservoir. temperature. IS:
condition at north connection. IL; condition
ut south connection, 30; distributing reser-
voir. temperature. IS; condition at innuent
gate house IT, efhuent gate house, p
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania rail-
road every hour daily.
Harry Randall for Chapel Point Colonial
Beach and river landings at Z am.
Steamer Mattano for Nattox creek and
intermediate landings at am.
Tally-Ho coach. 511 18th street, for Ar
nngton and Cabin John bridge.
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China Exhibition.

Among the many attractions offered for
Easter-tide. none will be mora welcome
than the exhibition Of Artistic China to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sherratt
The exhibition will consist of all styles of
Decorated China, the work OF Mr.. Sherratt
and his talented wife and their pupils. II
Y to be held at the studio, 5l4 9th St, on
March 20 to 81. and no doubt the lovers of
tine art will I'LL the rooms during the entire
NINA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
This 18th OF March. 1894.
In estate Of Elizabeth ]. Little late of Wash
inston, u. c. No. 6o45. Administration Doc.
20.
Application having been made for the probate
OF paper writing propounded the last will
and testament and for letters testamentary on
the estate Of said Elizabeth J. Little deceased by
lillian IL; Herderson, executor. notice is hereby
given TO all concerned TO appear in this court on
FRIDAY, APRIL THnsTEf.NTH, 1894 at TEN
O'CLOCK An. to show cause. IL any exist, against
the granting OF such application.
A copy Of this order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
a week In each OF three successive weeks before
said day.
By the Court: A. B. HAGNER Justice
true copy. Teste. l. Z. WRIGHT
Register OF Wills. d. c.
J. DARLINGTON, Proctor for Applicant
nhl1-law3t
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Geo. c. Baker Dead.

The inventor of the submarine torpedo
boat Mr.. George c. Baker. aged fifty years.
died in this city yesterday afternoon The
remains will be carried to mis- former home.
pes Noines, Iowa. where interment is to
take place on Monday or Tuesday next
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WIN. 8. MOORE DEAD.
A Prominent Citizen of Alexandria
Passes Away.

Passes Away.
Mr.. VIM. s. Moore. long a member of the
city council for the first ward Of Alexandria,
died at his home in that city this morning,
after an illness of some weeks He has con-
Quoted for nearly half century a machine
shop and iron foundry near the Pioneer
Mills. His business has been quite an ex-
tensive one. He has never failed of election
to represent his ward in the city council,
and Of late years his son, Mr.. c. J.. Moore,
has also been chosen on the same ticket
with him. Mr.. Moore's death rxcites uni
versal regret.
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CITY ITEMS.

The lots at ST. ELMO are worth from
$500 to 500 each, but We want to Tive
and let live" we are selling your choice"
at $50 s1oO and $3.50, including free life in
surance, easy terms, no taxes, no interest,
no notes or mortgages. Read our full page
"Ad." in next Saturdays paper, page 15.
WOOD, HARMON & CO.,
mh2i-6t No. 525 18th ct. NV.
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Central Relief Committee.

The final meeting of the central relief
committee will be held next Tuesday at
o'clock p. m, and all persons having bills
against the committee are requested to
present them at once to the secretary,
James w. Somerville, 31S 18th street
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THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE lad"
Tor many day will appear on page Is, next
saturdays edition. DON'T SPEND A DOL
LAR until You have read it,
WOOD, HARMON & CO,
Suburban Real Estate,
mnI4-ot No. OBS 18th St NV
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81, % tn BnItfmore

Via the B. and o. Saturday and Sunday
4arch 81 and April l, tickets good on all
trains and good for return until follow in z
Monday On same days tickets will also be
sold from Baltimore to Washinx ton at same
YQtc-Adyt
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Infinitely safer than that sold in sealed
bottles by druggists. Is Chr. Handlers 1887
Fusel-free Malt Whisky. 15c. full quart.
srom cask 900 It'll
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Have you tried the "BISQUE' ICE
CREAM made by F. Freund. SIS 10th st. p
most delicious you ever ate Better order q
"brick'fo Sundays dinner. When you enter
tain In any way it's economy to consult him.
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Washington Brewery Co.'S Purity Lager
Beer, bottled by W-n. NJ Hodgson at whole.
sale price to private families, at Soc per
case of doz bottles. Send postal card to
2l5 18th st. NV m2p az.
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Face Massage and Steamfng Free.
ln'Madame Yales Temple of Beauty Skin
Blemishes removed, not covered up. Sham
pooing Parlofs, 90 and "a Metzerott Bldg
lilo st ne