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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JTESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

ROCKS BLOWN THROUGH THE HOUSE.
Two dwellings in Stevcns-ave. were badly dam
acel 10y pieces Of rock from blast JUS before
noon Yesterday The Ncw-NorS. New-Iloven and
Hartford Hallway Company is eNcaTatnS in tho
cut through which its tracks run, and the rails are
70 be laid thirty feet lower than they now are
Much or the excavating is through SOLD rock Inc
wife OF Dr. Louis JesChlnsky. OF NO lNb stevens
as the blast was touched of IN TN" cut pick ol th'
house Immense pieces Of rock rpS" hl@N III ~"
air. \ w,lge-shaI,,d stone. weighing lort} POUNDS
aho, up onliquely toward the top OF the dnng room
winfiow in the rear. tearing ont the sash .ni
smashing every pane into fragments. hfte
hanging lamp over thu dinner tame Wd5 n'i no.
lsnel The stone went through an pp'h .rlJvl Iiitp
the parlur i'm front. and imbeIdel Hs'u N me
ZION, wall. Pictures and ornaments iel WIN a
In oya, piece Of rock Two feet long. weiehins l@
pounds. tore hole large enough Tor n'tr r. -,
through in - side OF the Doctors barn III ~ ''rI
of his house and. passing through the op'n '''i.-
way. stopped In pile oi earth near nc no" ~
smaller stone went through the upper s'ofy 81 ''
tn, house No. l2o Stevens-ave.: me n"Ni ~ th r
west Of tho doctors. was struck hF st"hvSi IN
the rear Windows We're broken, Nh'n ~ 49,;
who lives the lower Moor, * SICK NJ" 49,
diseas 80. and the shock made him worse fuih4''lr
was damaccl in Robert j.. Weber 'Par''"'''S' va
the second floor. ,,.....- 80,
The Amphion Glee club: Of h2ln 49, ~ ~
organization of selected singers rom anon '.'
Young mn of various musical Org tnf 81 'l' oi -
York and OF the churches. will giNr ~ S,''N
cert tonight in Willard Hall I'll" cum J. = On.
IS supported by the members and 4 lmitei runner
OF associated members. y rea'iil IL VIZ So !,
however. 70 sell limited number "i 'eSr ''' -.
noi needed for the associate memo rs ln' a. 49,"
whom the committee believe desirable When my
Apply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Corporal James Tanrcr. who lost both feet by
smputaticr in tie war. hes returned 10 Brooklyn
70 consult Or George r. Fcw;sr in regard to The
necessity OF a new arnputa:,Cn as he is suffering
from trouble win the stUInpS. 10 which artificial
feet are fitted He has had 10 have several opera
tons since tho first
Isaac D. Barton assumed the duties Of general
s;,D.rlntendent Of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Yesterday. and Edward i. Manson became mas
ter mechanic.
The hearing in the cases Of the directors of the
Commercial Bank. charged with misdemeanor. was
adjourned yesterday until February l..
The injunction restraining the Excise Board from
granting = license 10 Ernest Ochs for a grogshop
at -. Ka!b and Franklin ayes has been continued
mortgage for $4,000 was filed yesterday upon
the property recently purchased by I. Loeser d
60 in Elm Place The money has been borrowed
10 cree: large addition TO the great store of the
firm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
WHITE PLAINS.

4 charity ball for the benefit u - Johns church
will te held in -. Johns Hall. White Plains. on
Monday night next. under the patronage ~ Dr.
George II. Magncss Or Joseph H. ind'rhil. Sheriff
Duffv. County Cler< Digney School Comm ~sion-r
Thompson. Di'rr,-A.torncy Plat. Daniel = Nc
Elroy Thomas +. Ryan. NJ nmouth rul"rhil AMI
Frank g. Schirn"r. Tho Rev. Madison q.
Peters. ~ New-YOrk Cliy. Will lecture 80 she Me-
mortal Methodist Ep.ac'pal Church. on ihc even.
ing Of F.hrIarv T. on 'Am'r!caus fur America
IN Ter the auspices OF the Epworth I'arue. o. 'n"
Methodist Church. III" report oi fnr - .u-
,niifoe on rho granting OF franchise 20 the N'W-
York Mamaroncck anl White Plains Electric Rail-
road Company VIII b." presented - ~" i'".,A ~
Trustees on Monday y.nlng next. Ih" W.
Plains Band gave a succcsslul concert in il" AHN-
toriun last evening. IN aii % Tho WHIT" Plains
Hospital Fund The February term 20 %"
County Court and Court of Sessions VIII m'c' 90
the Courthouse Monday. County Judge Nils
presiding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
YO\kERS.

The total deposited in tho N'nkeFs savings
banks Is $S3.oSS. which IS $l9o.Wl less ihah one
year ago While the total resources Of the BANKS
are less than Il year ago. he surplus IS larger.
The annual meeting OF he Ncsfchest": county
Uon,oe opathic Medical society was he'd IN phk'i5
Wednesday afternoon. Or. Il. T.. Trot'"r. oi J ON
kers was elected president. Dr. J.: J.. S"it 90
Pcdsantvillc vice president Dr Il. T. ray oi loI'-
kcrs secretary and treasurer Tie nrNt meeting
viii be- held in Mount Vernon in Jun". ~
the annual election Of The Board of Trustees OK h'
Workers Board Of Trade William +. cochran Was
chosen PRESIDENT Jonn W. oliver. first VIC ST.
dent: f. Is. Martin. second vice.pres.Icn'; George
Raynor. secretary. AMI William H. Do'y. treasurer.
The central M"thoiiS' ChuTch Wll h'.ii a
chapel in I}.ccl,-st.. ON land given by Marvin oak
Icy Willis r COurtright. who di.aIpcaFri
three weeks ago. found Wednesday IN Wash
ington. ami Yonkers police officer was sent lo
bring him home. CoUrtfisht who g. nlnctr"n years
OLD is a victim Of excessive cigarette ling. and
his vagari"s have furnished gossip for tn" town
ana sorrow FOR his family f1r several years. u"
Is under bail f9g attempting - conniie sllc''r
last December. AMI Will Ae held on that char"
for the Grand Jury. =. Tho agitation 81 Tho qurf-
ton Of erecting a new municipal iuud.ns brings
up also the discussion OF a public park 1ouk"rS
now has no park. and Il is urged 10y many that
site for a Municipal building be chosen which VIII
give ample room FOR a park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
MONTCTAIR.

The North New-Jerscy Baptist Association. com
prisng sixty-;hree churches scattered throushoHt
Norris Essex. Sussex. Passaic. HUDSON Bergen
and Union counties Is to be divided by the setting
arart Of twenty one OF the churches nearly al "
which are In Essex and Morris counti"s. For some
wears the Ncrth NcW-Jcrsry Association has been
considered large ana unwi"lIy "a body, ana ai
the convention III 1892 committee VAS created
whose sole duty Il to consider IN" adV.snhltv
Of dividing the association. At a convention h'lI
recently IN East Orange 4 pan 81 division Wa
evolved vri.h the church"s of Bloomfield. ftlI-
well Dover. Drakesville. Elizabeth. east Eis' or
nuc1 calvary Livingston. Milburn. Wilmington.
Moniclair Nctcong Norhheld. Orange and sum
nit we're to be asked to withdraw and form 1
nov association. n meeting 81 representatives, OF
the tweniy lone churches Will De held IN Monclalr
Tuesday afternoon Of ncNt week The new body
while IL draws only o. per cent OF the churches
from the north 0rganiZa lion. takes from IL 10 per
cent Of IT'S members and almost ~ per cent OF ITS
wealth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
LECTURES on NATURAL HISTORY AND art.

". Hamilton Gibson vii begin the third course OF
hubble lectures under tho auspices of Columbia COL
legc at the American Museum of Natural History
tomorrow evening at s O'clock His subject is
tine Ichneumon Wasp and Its Victims" The other
lectures will be as follows: February 70, insects
as RotNnsts": February IT, insects the Counter
parts OF Flowers" February a. a Few Common
FLOWERS and Their Remarkable Mcchan!sms. Insur-
ing Gross Fertilization by Insects The lectures
Will be Illustrated Tickets can be procured, with
out charge from the secretary OF the president Of
Columbia College
Professor ~ g. Merriam. OF Columbia. will deliver
the first lecture Of course on Greek art at the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock His subject Will be THE Works OF
PolyclitUs and the Sculptures Discovered by the
American School OF the Arrive Heraeum." This
Is the third course % the season at the Museum
under the auspices Of Columbia College. The other
lectures Will be given follows: February 10.
Nike. Victory, in Greek Art: February II.
"The Pictorial in Greek Sculpture Of the Fifth Cen
tuTy. y. CO. February 81 attic Sepulchral Art"
No tickets Of admission are required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
DR. THOMAS EvANss PROPERTY No7 soLD

II has been recently reported that the four
lots situated on the northeast corner Of Eighty
ninth-st. and West End-ave. had been sold By
the owner. or. Thomas Evans, Ct Paris, aud that
a large aparimeni-nouse was 70 BE built the
site Trustworthy information has come 20 The
Tribune that there is truth in the report Of the
sale.
The owner of this property IS the well-known
American dentist who figured prominently IN help
ing the Empress Eugene escape from me palace
OF the Tueres the day that Gambetta pro-
claimed the Republic of France. and when the
imperial flag lowered by force AZ the Tuller!es
Her escape from the Tueres 10 the home OF Or.
Evans has often been recounted. She remained
there until the next morning. and by the aid OF the
Doctor she safely escorted to Deauville where
they took English yacht. and. crossing the Eng
ush Channel. arrived at the harbor Of Ryde, Eng
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
DID W. u. LOIMANN COMMIT SUICIDE?

\ REPORT THAT lie ANNOUNCED HIS INTENTION
70 30 sO-OTHEE ECMOEs ABOUT T1M.
Tire terra of William ID. Lohmann a5 cashier Of
the Excise Department, ended yesterday. but he did
no: appear TO hand Over his accounts to his sue
cessor The safe in mis- office locked, and he
only knows the combination. The shoemaker was
sent for to open ~ but in the absence of the bonds
men Of Mr. Lohmann the opening OF the safe was
deferred until today. one of his bondsmen. Fritz
Endr!es. died eight months ago. but his estate Is
icepor.sble Conrad Dietrich is the other bonds
man. If no news Of Iohmann is received to-day
John Schemaun. Excise Ccmmissioner VIII - to
Phladolphia ana Baltimore in search Of him. The
rcpor; aincd crelence yesterday that Mr.. I.Ohmann
jearel ihc disclosures which would follow the
cba.@ in the Excise Department.
/; ~as reported last evening That a letter had
been received from LOhnann ny one OF his friends
explaining his absence. but the report could not D.
verified. Ms I.ohmann said that so far as she
knew one nad heard from her husband. At a
elmer given by a number % brewers last week,
which IOnmann attended. he is said to have de-
ciarel that he intended to commit suicide. He had
failed to secure reappointment. and would 20 out
OF Office without money prospects, and was good
for nothing else. M had become a political
hack His friends did not suppose That ne was
I'm earnest. but now incline! 10 believe that he
E.ea7t what he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
DEATn 70 TEE SoRGHCN Sugar INDUSTRY.

Fort Scott Kan. Feb THE stockholders Of the
Parkinson SUGAR Works %: Ills city, the largest sor-
ghum sugar factory in the country, yesterday after
noon decided to take no action toward preparing
for next seasons work until it was settled whether
or not Congress would remove the bounty ana
tariff on sugar. ~ has been proposed They say
they will operate the works II such legislation
Is enacted. The other sorghum sugar factories or
Kansas Will Ice just Improbable in such case
The Fort Scott factory has doubled It's output for
fv,o consecutive wears without IN addition Of any
machinery. simply by systematlzing the methods Of
making sugar from sorghum cane. WEIGH are COM
paratiyclv new and undevcOped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
TIE HARLEM DEMOCRATIC c1rBnorE SOLD

The Offer by j. s McQuillen at the Trinity Sales
room. Yesterday. Of Nos. 49, To- and Il East one
hundred-and-twenty- hfth-st a two-story and base
men; French roof building with large hall adj
Joining. standing a lot 75xl0O. and known as the
Harlem Democratic Club brought out a fair com
petition for the property Notwithstanding the
unfaVorabe weathc: there Wore several competitors
in the sale, ana Alexander Brothers started the
bidding al $500 From this amount several bids
by Adler hermann ran IL up 20 $Sl 600. at which
price IL was bid In by Edward f. Carpenter. the
owner j was asserted that about eighteen months
$4,000 had been bid for the property at private
sale. Therefore. az the owners We're not willing
to sacrifice l. at that price. IL MAS bid in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
NEWARK.

small-slzed man about thirty years old. en-
tered the Second National Bank OF Newark at noon
yesterday and presented "A check for &ll - be
cashed The check WAS on tho Second National
Bank OF Jersey city. drawn 10 tho order of PhineAs
Jones & CO.. carriage builders Newark. and hDf"
The Endorsement # che firm Tn" maker Wa
Charles Spitger. The check had been presented and
refused at the State Nationa! and Ne rchauis Va
tional banks The Endorsement was forged. The
man was arrested and gave his name as Rudolph
Grmmell He sad he worked for 4 Now f"t X
i.wspapnr In his pockets were several blank
checks aad three checks filled ont and signed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
II. B.. cHAureSLiAIs SIDE or IT..

Humphrey T.. ChamberIM. president Of the Cham
berlin Investment Company, OF Colorado. denied
yesterday that any false fepresen tatlons had been
made to Joseph r. Paisley to induce him to buy
stock I'm tho Fort Worth Park Place Company.
Paisley caused the arrest Of thamb"rlin In suit
in the supreme Court The defendant declares that
the land company did own large pct near Fort
Worth. bur that the ti,i. vested in two OF the
directors. lie -aNS tina; Immediate and large
profits promised - Paisley, and that all state
ntnts made To- him were true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

APpOi MED EI HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS.
LONG LET or ASSISTANTS TO AID THE MEM
urrs OF THE MAYORS CABINET
MAJOR schiorcn's new heads Of departments all
.oot o9ce vestordav under the city charter which
fixes their terms a. two years. beginning on req
r-ar, J. The mot Of them named their immediate
su5orlnate5 and made some other changes N ''e''
Offices The Sours n the City Works Department
ard some other departments were extended uhtii
+ p m Tho new tncum5ents were the recipients
Of many congratu!a. ions. In most cases inc r.
;lrng officers were Oh hand 10 WELDON" 'h'lF sue
cessors ard 20 turn to them their oincl"i
paper. ,
In tie Police Department. the Sdrcrintcnd'h'' III
SECTORS and Captain We're summoned ID ire COM
,ul..ioucr,' room. and Mr. Hayden 6ade thcn good
lv cxuross,ng MS slrisflci ion with ;he WORK theV
h,o done Commissioner Woiles tod In" o'A'ef'
,hat Oh Their eNorts anJ assistance depended are
l. the .tic.enc, e III" department. lhe A"< ~
wisfcd th9 department - il. entirely nonaf ns%s,
Tn meant tia. pcrncious political acuVnE ",uS
cea,o mo DAY o. POLITICAL pull waa past n'l
advencer-u, rius1 depend uron merit ana i'o' ui'"
'Cnio,ns.ioncr Wclies announced these appoint
rncnts: Deputy Commissioners tIanNli" n I'M
mon property clerk GGGrsE is,5G TTcnn%r Ex
Propert, Cl4rii Powell service motto" that IS Nr,-
crar volunteer aIeman he was exempt lFo'" re-
Comm@sioner Wees also ATTENDED the melting ., Of
the Excise i;oar. or when hT is ,rhev chosn
Commissioner Wecs president. ComniS~ioner for-
Ia
or Of The Board. and appointed Herman H. MChaelS
cashier. and John H. carl assistant cashier =,
Citv Works Commissioner White appointed me
fnilC wing suborlnateS: Deputy conihllsSlohtf,
Frank LYMAN: secretary l.. NJ. WhiilnS' water
uurvnvor. Peter Milne. register OF water rates
:. q Tate: chief clerk. y. Fowler; assistant clerk
George l. Murphy: superintendent OF supplies. ~
" Gilbert. street superintendent Sterling was re-
moved but his successor was not named -,
Tax Collector Appleton reaplohiod DSpuy S0I-
lec;or Rushmoro and made John +. O'Hara chief
ciori, ,,, .,.,
The Registrar Of Arrears Iiinrichs: appointed A.
=, sessions deputy registrar. Frederick G. Manve
cashier. and Joseph II. Delany assistant CASHIER
Health Commissioner Emery made Ilf. H. "
NyckcT deputy commissloner Dr ';eorSe +;
Yn.llwnl,ei OF the charge Of the Contiguous DIS
eases Hospital lt t. expected that d. Duryea. VINO
has resigned from we County Hospital. VIII sue
coed him after he has passed the civil Service eX-
animation 49,,
Palmer Ce1aty commits ioner. and Robert H. smith
cashier The service. o. IOhn Y Cuyer, as con
structinr engineer. were dispensed with.
The I,vliings Commissioner. Bush. appointed
Jacob Roth deputy commissioner and George How
ell clerk. "
Fir, Commissioner Wurstcr appointed Clarence
A. Barrow deputy commissioner, and made eX-
peputv Commissioner Moore temporary secretary
lie issued an official order TO the force, speaking
of tine criticisms passed upon the department in the
past and urging the men 10 do good work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
GOVERNOR rLowEA PARDoyS A coyvIcr.

The friends Of Cauned B Warning. o, Long Island city.
v,ho shot and killed his bro,lerinaw. George lrewen.
In a family quarrel May. 1854. Informed yescr
day that ne would be liberated today. Warng
sentenced bv Supreme Justice Bartlett TO fifteen
year. and a fine Of 81 Governor Flower has
United payment Of the fine and has parioned warins
Warnings wife still lies in the Dutch Kills section OF
Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

T. Maroney. neglect " duty in the Fifteenth Flee
ton District Of the Hi Assembly District
Joseph T. Ferris Illegal voting In the Forty
seventh Election District Of the With Assembly
District.
Edward Leppler. alias Edward Llpman, ilega,
Assembly Ditlricf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

OPEN-AIR SPORTS.-Thc Tribunc's book.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

VILLAGE IMPROVENENT.-Two charmsrs
articles by u. &. Northrop. the prime mov~p
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to hclp bcautify their native towns In the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

"OIR CUAUNCEY"--A new edition. with m,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
HOME NEU3S.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

WAR STORIES.-Over forty tales OF the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

JOINT DEBATE Nv FREE SILVER CONE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

NEW NAvY.--Th~ Tribunc's pamphlet has
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
A SPECIAL ELECTION FOR SUPERVISOR.

GOlFnNOR TIOWER DECIDES TO ASSIST THE
DEMOCRATS N THEIR SCHEME TO GET a
REPRESENTATIVE IN THE BOARD
FROM TIE EIGHTH WARD
Governor Flower has ordered a special election
or February % in the Eighth Ward to FIJI the
cancy declared by Judge Cullen TO exist in the
Supervisorship Of the Eighth Ward The payment
OF salary for January refused to George ke-
hoe who claims the seat by virtue of his appoint
nlcnt by the Democratic Aldermen on the last day
of tAc gear to fiji the vacancy caused by his own
Tesignat ~ yesterday by the County Treasurer, IS
Judze Cullen declared his reappOntment Invalid.
'Thc Republican members are determined 70 seat
Frederick f.nde on Monday and If the clerk Oar
reN refuses To recognize him they will suspend the
as there are not enough Republicans to hold legal
meeting without Linde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

TRTSTS.-Arguments I'm their fnvo- by =. q.
T. Dodd. solicitor of the standard OIL Com.
pany, and argument against by 4. v. POws
DERBY, Grand Master W Workman oI the NniYhts
oI Labor. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

ART AVID ARCHITECTURE the wORID-V
FAIR.-The only guide I'm existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings OF the
ruir. Illustrated. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

MINIATURE AIfAsAC.
GO 10 a 90 Moons 90
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N-Slnav HOOK - Co." Island 5:3i Hell 7:27
T.MSin!y IIo,k = 80 Gov Island G:io !lel Gate SOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1S93.-In cloth. ~.
MIG IssUES-The best of Roswell q. Horr's
articles in The Weekly Tribune the Tar
~, Finance and silver. An educati0a n ~
self. 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACEs.-The story
Of each of the races of past ycnrs. well tolS
and prOfusciy illustrated. %5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
DOmestiCs and FIanneIS
Silks
A prices to close
At prices to close


aIyc -hc give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-02
OT7GOTNG STEAMERS
MnNnAY. EERRrARY 3.

Cherokee, ........ Chlrest' ..... ...,.... roo
C.y o: Birmingham Savannah. Saw" 300 N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-31

Sc realizan cuatro casas de MADEIRA,
techadas de hero galvanizado, y 81
tuadas:
Una en- la calle de mendez Vigo,
n1mero 28, terrera.
Una en- la misma calle, esquina a
Reina, n1mero rs. de altos.
Una en- la Gale de la Reina, mime
70 9 terrcra.
Una en- Ia de la Tore, numero 20,
esquina Reina, terrera.
FL que las jnterese. puede dirigirse
& don Eduardo adon Jacobo Tarrats.
Ponce, Enero 23 de 1894. I'm