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RUTHERFORD.

The big ice-house of Sizer & Co., of Carlsbad. in
Fast Rutherford. burned carly yesterday morn
ing the fire being discovered about o'clock. The
loss amounts several thousand dollars and 1t is
supposed that the building was set on IRE by
tramps About Q o'clock on Saturday evening a
house near the Klaber Marble Works, owned by
Louis Iaue. was set on fire and the piazza par
tally DESTROYED before the fremen put out the
flames 4 few days the large barn OF John
Van Bussum at Hasbrouck Heights. was burned by
ncendiaries several horses and cattle perishing IN
fh, ia me-
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We are trying to make a business so
broad, so good, SO safe that whenever
a New Yorker thinks of Il place to buy
his own or his boys wcarables, our
name'll pop right into his mind.
How.
Best clothes that can be put to-
gcthcr, with not thread of cotton in
any fabric used.
Price enough ON mems and youths
clothes to warrant reliability and fair
return on our capital and service.
All shOrt-trouser boys clothes at
cost; by which we mean enough adj
vance on cloth and making to pay for
fitting and getting them to yOu--nOt
one cent to live on.
Not a premium" or other practice
that will not stand daylight.
Money back if you want it.
ROGERS, PEET Il co.
Dp e INA u s;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The barn and ou:budings of Nelson Giles at
piscataway village. four miles from New-Brdns-
wick were destroyed by fire saturday night There
e no question but the barn was set on fire In adj
6i,ion 70 the buildings and the hay farm machinery
and produce in them. fifteen COWS and three horses
perished IN the flames The stock OF grain stored
II the harm was va ued at several thousand dollars
There appears be no trace of the men VINO set
The buildings on fire. When the flames were dig
covered the entire main barn. which contained the
live stock was burning. and a nothing cou.d be
done the farmers who gathered had to stand Dy
and watch the destruction.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT THE 2sDs BIG FAIR.

There is a Photographic exhibition in connection
with the sd Regiment Fair. which promises TO De
one of the most Interesting ever held IN 'he CITY
Twenty-Five silver medals are 10 he awarded ana
the same number of certificates OF merit Among
the exhibitors will be many well-known amateurs
and some of the prize-winners of other contests
One of the large rooms of the Armory has been set
apart for the display. ard arrangements have oeen
made for afforling the best possible faciitleS Iof
lighting and hanging the pictures
Among the societies and clubs to be represented
arc the New-York Society of Amateur Photogra-
nbers New-York Camera club, Brooklyn Academy
of Photography. Photographic department. bro"h
lvn Institute. Albany Camera ClnD, orange al a
club Camera Division, Jersey city CIup; i1s.ai
Photographic Club, Capital Camera Gun ana IAN.
Pbotocraphic Society of Philadelphia Hariloin
t,amera club. Providence Camera Club., Lover
a,aora Cl,,h Montreal Camera club and the LIVER
nool fEnglard) Amateur Photographic society
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6O.62 West 23d ST.
GREAT DOUBLE SALE
OF DRESS GOODS.

To-day. November ~, on both.
Main and Basement Floors: eighty
different lots of Dress Goods. to
make the principal special sale OF
the season.
-Four eases of handsome Plaids.
Plain and Fancy Fall and W inter
Goods, Rough and smooth finish.
Remainder of Novelties. shown
through Scptcmber and October,
reduced more than One-half.
300 rolls Of BrOadclOth, Irish
Friczc. and genuine Scotch goods,
at clearing sale prices.
We have also decided to clear
orr stock of all the fine French
Goods, left from the past Spring.
These will be sold at astOnishingly
low figures.
JAMES McCREERY Il CO.,
Broadway and nth II.
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JERSEY CITY.

Commander-in-Chief Lawlor, Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic will visit Jersey City on November
&c He will be received by Deputy-Commander
General Sckles. of New-York, and Deputy-Com-
mander Shields, of New-Jersey. and in the even
ing will be the guest at public reception given
by Van HOuten Post at the Congregational Iaoer-
nacle
A slight fire caused by an Overhea ted fue DELAYED
the morning service in the Second Presbyteridn
Church, Jersey City, yesterday. \ chemical
engine was sent TO the church, but its services
no, required, the fire having been exinguished
by the sexton.
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EXCEPTION BY THE FEDERAL CLTB.

4 reception in celebration OF the fourth anniver-
sary of the founding OF the Federal club. which
now has nearly 200 members. took place at Arlins
ton Hall, No. 10 St Marks Place. yesterday after
noon and evening. The exercises Included "A dinner
and dancing. About 100 and women sat down 10
the feast President William Kreuzer was toast
master The club Is identified with the Ant-Ma-
chine Republican organization Of the With Assem-
bly, District and has a we'll appointed clubhouse at
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-, ,, r,r y Nilho,and Henry Clay Piercy
a% William F. Daly all Of whom we're received s
With hearty applause President kreuze s,nnted 70
shn ,oasP The city OF New-York"; Moses n.
Grossman, to The American Adyocate'. ViiI,an,
II,rri" was foor manager and Max Jacohy ms as
sis,aInt Max l. Maslus and Alfred lIoiars ,i,
,bnI~men Of the Reception committee ana COMMIT
of ARA
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MRS. HACKETT WAS TIED TO POST.
sup SAYS A STRANGE MAN FASTENED HER
POLICE THINK 1T WAS AN ATTEMPT


AT SUICIDE.
Mrs. Annie Hackett VINO lives with her brother.
Thomas Hanna a milk dealer at No l.lo2 BEDFORD
ave- was found tied to the newelpost at the foot
of the stairs in the house early yesterday morning
She was discovered by the servant. Norah Ford 10
u,hon she said that a strange man had seized her
and tied her. a stout cord about her neck ana
her left wrist and had cut into her neck so as u
make a deep red mark Hanna has mix ana pu'-
ter store on the first floor Of the building. win
dinng-room In the Mrs. Hackett. VINO Is a
widow thirty years old. with two children. slept
on the second floor Her brother arose about !
o'clock. and went on his milk route. About CLOCK
the girl went the basement to light a hre TN
the way down Mrs. Hackett called to her ana asker
the time The girl told her. and Mrs HacKeu sal"
she would sleep a while longer as 1t was SUNDAY
About ten minutes later the girl heard Mrs. Hack
EFT kick against the stairs, and scream for hep.
She rushed into the hallway on the first floor ana
found her tied and partially strangied BY lifting
her up the girl managed to unite five knots whlch
She found in the cord. and then bore the woman
In relating her experiences all Mrs. Hackett could
tell that man had carried her dowlS "a ~
tied her She then became unconscious. Dr. star
ford. who summoned would not aIloW an! III, o'I
10 her Yesterday and said she was suiierihs ron
shock Both doors from the hallway II the street
were open when the girl found Mrs Hackett tnele mere:
The former says they were closed Wheh Sne VIII,
downstairs Mrs. Hackett was in her hlshtso"h
HE police investigated the story under the drec-
ton Of captain Eason. but could throw no addi-
tional light upon It, The friends of the woman
would not permit the police TO talk with Mrs'
Hackett until she has recovered from the shock,
The police report Of the matter SAID that IL Wa VA
thought that the woman had tied herself, ana had
This theory was Indignantly secuted by her
brother who said he believed a man he hai seen sen
lurking about the store on Saturday nShr mao
forced his way in and when he was discovered by
Mr Hacke,t, seized and tied her 50 she could no'
give an alarm tie could not explain why ms sl@-
Ter had not screamed for help before she was eo as
well after The cord which was used was wal, SIM I'M
lar 10 some that Hanna used to tie his mix Dot
ties The police will investigate the case more
f,t1lv
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THE INSTITUTE CONCERT THIS WEEK.

The second Of the series Of concerts under inc au
spices of the Brooklyn Institute oil Ar'' anu -
ences will be given on Wednesday afternoon ana
-, g., tho evening in Association Hall owing
- illness Nile. Aus Der one has been unable To
come TO this country for the present a. she 'N-
nec,ed and Xaver Scharwenka has been secured TO
nlav in her place Mrs carl AlVcs VIII s4mg' IN
..rastina nr)eramme has been PREPARED incur
ng sleniions from many well-known c9mpos.Is.
NJ lectures before the institute thl7 W''N
ihe .To ,lowing: BY Or. Thomas T4{-
or Of WASHINGTON this eycnns Ga ,s. gsSi4
,..trr, on '"F,lectr!city by Mrs. pv" Ihoine Nh
Ter on BIRDS in Their Relation t. Man. sad,s ani
S.Ntn,iv9 scrvcc" on Thursday evening ana ny
iInfHsSsor William James on the Will on Sa'"'-
daNe
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WESTWOOD.

Twenty-one houses have been robbed IN ana a"o"t
This village within the last two months. The bIrg-
lars york in one session. and then after day or
TWO visit another. on Saturday night and Friday
night the gang left then usual haunts and vs,ted
the village OF Hilsdaie. on FRIDAY night 'hey
SATURDAY night stripped the cothesline IN the yarn
IL Ionrt
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ELIZABETH.

Charles Roberts chief OF Newark Division order
OF Railway Telegraphers. was in Ei'zape.h yes'e'
d.v and caused the arrest OF Samuel A. Campbell
secretary and treasurer OF the Division, on
charge Of embezzling part Of Us iunds amp
with his wife and children. Inc amount %
the shortage is said TO be SIG. ne VIII De ar
raiSned this morning in the Police Court
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,rno building Of the Emmanuel swedish Methodist
rnscopal Church a, Dean-st and ff'h-a'e'' "'S
re-oponed with special services Yes'efna'' n.y.
tan % hy ca feet has been added. eivins her.,l
facies for church and % Syrnnc IN
~ ,ir under Inc direction Of the Rev. H. "
Eckand pastor IN the a SIds we're e made BY
pishons Andrews and Maliaieu
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TARRYTOWN.

stranger hired a horse and buggy from Asa
Dolen liveryman of this place. on Friday after
noon Neither stranger. horse nor buggy mas oeen
seen by Mr. DOlen since then. \ reward OF >OV mas
Ieen offered for the recovery OF the rig
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4 DyERriSEMENIs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A TIE MEN YORK TRIBUNE Will. BE r..
cElNEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ~ Broad.
way, 20 north OF Thirty first st. and ADvER-
Eishth.avs s. q corner Twenty hirdst 10 Sixth-ave
Los Fourth ave, cor FoureeHth-st $50 Thrd-ave go
Third ave- cor Forty -seNenth-s 1925 Third-aVe.. nea;
SIXTY nstst Los FHst-ave iOi West Forty second 81
III columbus - Avenue A. 1879 rhlrd-aN ~ West
Fourteenth ST.; 23i West Forty 55i Thd-avc
LBS ThiaNr, 2O5l Third-ave.. between One-hundrc!
and-twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth u.s..
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East hun bred nd
twentyhfth ST. 243 West fifth
IT., and 800 West one up 70
=. H. at regular office raea
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THE MOVEMENTS oF STEAMERS.
t..nt.t,.. IAITsC
AnnOuncems NJ.

Rocllwood's Stcrcoptcon Slides arc made by tn
Wei process They used exclusively hy Profs Nor
RAM s'ursis Goodyear. G"n Wh''l"t ana other eminent
lecturers. fuirish operators and lanterns lac
I.roadway auh 81.
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SHIPPING NEUS.
FORT OF NEW YORK SUNDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1894.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF SEW YORK SUNDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1894
ARRIVED.
Al-nic dn hadio,S L'erpoo ,t 0'o onI sa5
-;~i,e iis-nrois o. II Maitland Kesses Arrived At the
~ steiner tpasnc m pslo1sc IL"yo o. NSysm's r6
with mls". 40 cahin am 10, s'."'"hn p"s7'"e
- i'T. Hsaaa rns~ ,i'r n@n 20; M a.,
l' nS,I,~r o H. c ianeiro 80 BAHIA - s. Lucia
%.'n'rr YIN mi r,. "p ~, . I';' 'n''''''
steaiu.r rr"-hni d Fiemns t.-"1o scp',,nu"F ~ T."
t.rri.r . vth fnI.~ AMI cabin passengers to norton
.~i1. N' >l.nc ,o,,aaa colon November = with
rnl-~ ana cabin ra.-"i g'i7 10 Ni.u''''" '"'''' "
s.. A yara Dr. ' T., aisoa cda'rnso- October y
sg ga" Z i Maa.a krte AZ he i"f at m
Steamer III sud Higgins N"~-oreans' with in''r 10
s,.ar"r Kansas CIV Fisher. savannah. With md'"
"i ,e,aer Hnokq iDaz norfolk Richmond. with
n. ara E%sc'r II lipher He%p'r N.Ss and No-
k eh %o and p9,rnfr' ' ls we., "i roni with
s,,, ' lzr Henderson wnc,'s. Philadelphia. with
s,,arn.f encf1ci'r Philadelphia. with md'e
" s,N,m.r Manhattan bragg Portland. Ne
sEir Ngenor ~ r's'on shclIen- Hayrc aN days. in
ballast ~ vernon II hr,"n a Ran. ,....., a. laws
with 'nrn,e Il so,,t Hemingway Brown; vessel to
HsSnnS , = %", H. %, p Wind wcs' moderate
SAILED
s.e.mers Principal H'n Iei'h and DUNDEE Ncp,nn@
M.ni,g, Tay cafh Trin." d'n. Trinidad AMI p'm''"''
Spain tnJ London.
shin Canai. d.p. Dublin
THE MOVEMENTS oF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN pokTS
...,,r ,ur.,,I, ,l,r, Mckay. from Liverpool sailed
,,,r, ,j,..nsown for New YORK Nos enl'i H.
s,.,f,.- I,lnao ,lsrt Nalrt. rom N'wNork October
-, ,.- Ituu t9.-.d the lsle II " isht November IL
steamer Virginia cierl. Schee from Sew York O't'"r
=, ,rri,.d At Copenhagen November II.
steamer Ia IfctaEnc Hr. Rupe from Nrw-i"rN No.
ycisirr D. arrived a. Nayre November IL
steamer Victoria Nr BDothhy, from Now YORK 'l'-
toh.r - for Mediterranean ports. passed Gibraltar 40
y.mltr
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Line
FROM. Wilson
Richmond Iill....I london oc' -, Meth Amer
Scnirdar .fmpresSl
Ca
Lac. iI"""'
Sandman Prince. st l.u'lt' ~ on - L nl0n
.'.s'. ~ Glasgow. Nov l.........'. N' ~,
Augusta Victoria .'i"i'h '"' %. Ialnh- Amer
II,, Lisbon. oct ~. 'foi'uss'se
-, Southa muton. Nov 4...... Au''i.a
,',.,i,. LIVERPOOL. NOV 2.........."nIr, go En-.
Trcsland Ant "'fp' Iarnb- me
Iusa. .N"l'''' '.'
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10
,.s.t., Ra,teriam oct 3l........ Meth = iner
Kingston. NJ. 1...........'.'.- \ .ii9
- I'ort Iinon. nov 4............ .A'dS
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~
ryei, Gibraltar. oct ~. - tini,
f I,s 81 Lucia nov. g.. lanp'rt non
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise Gi, Sunset as Moon sets m 5'56 Moons age u
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
, I'D, ytook G.,2 Gov Island 1904 Hell Gaze 80,
=, i, ii,S 1.oN GOV. Island IFS Hell EaIe ''-i
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Henry A Daniels. NJ. D..
% WEST s9TII-ST.
rts.,,,- Of he Nervous system. Gento- Urinary Or
ran, Impotenoy and Stcr!ty Hours & 10 to
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


rf,si, .....G.biaitar. oct ~. ..., ...-
n'h.rs .......S'. Lucia. NOV. g.. LAM
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NOVEMBER -.

,o. Mills rlose Vessel sails
.ir,nour Iack41uNl " 'lyd"..----- ,n y -,
CIV u Birmingham. savannah ocean '''''''' 49,
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....,p.rs prin.ip.a n;u L"iih and Dundee, Nrp
~ n,-r. nav. cam Priu." dir. Trinidad am Dem"
Spain tllI London.
Nm alnnl. l.I. IlulIu
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DTFEREN GA.

8[S premoS que importan. -. observation-disclosures L,
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LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA--l2
AImac6n de Movedad9s.
Mercado, C0Iom y Ca.
12---ATOCHA~--l2

Dado favor cada da p1bco viene d'e sando
medo de
acreedores 4 eta distinction.
Reinsados omodo egante ben suado local pertenceH
la succession Ramon Rivera, aclbaA de mpoa de
F1an,ta Ahmanio, EspaAa hyAaerra, AUSTRIA,
de EUROPA AMERICA espendd
surtdo aruos novedad fantasia de exquisite alstado
las Ultima mod reizan competence
enet muchos de difci enumeracion
Egantes horas ormas los msmos cpotas
suido complete odas neda cacenes
don ho de Escoc sed cams ancas coores noras
cabaeros pahuo dc da cobaas de aras egantes ma cs
mires fantasia guantes mnes: sombas abgos dc
de pe metal sehoras camsetas cub
de ho de seda ae nhos perumea dc las mas aced
tadas abicas los ocidos povos SIMON:
de elpa
Un escodo surdo de obo propos para egos estues
cajas am6ncas oyeo perfumadores pahueos
jeteras, porta para retratos &s &s
Grandes exenc eas bancas de color, de god6n de h
lana seda, a.
Desd echa connuara enovando sutdo mensuamente
fin de oecer centes arcuos siempre Ultima
da de Paris. Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1893
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Unguento DerMogen0

Los asombrosos efcctos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DEAMoGENO en-
las Hag@ 9&emad4raS, js5astss, pi-
c,gdaruy de mosq&ttos IePra atyfca@a,
sahaFones, flefaat5agss tHmores, de
caatgusey pyOesaeuele, tcAmattsaIo, Ill
ceyas, Aetldas de cWaIqWisr ayMa, pa
Hadis0s ia, 10 demuestran las iafni
tas curacioaes obtcnidaa y e oonstau
te uso que dc dlcno espeahco Sc
haze
Dep s;to; Fufmo@m C@p0al de ]
Feirer
M v.p Nvbre, 2 d. 1898
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|. BASSEDAS
AGENCI.A. ESCOLAR

Con profndo del donde he vvdo arso ahos
de las coumbres de uventud Ia ccunsanc de
resd hoy Barcelona donde fara esar
condolences de atende vgar dg los udantes dese aqu
acuden nu instruction ecundaa unveraa en- aquea eadad
Me orezco los padres de famia que deeen utzar mis-
vcos En- mi tendran los amigo qe les Guide les observe
les esmue les anime les ocitud les
cfrezca atencones afectuosas del hogar domestico
Los qun obtener smpos deta pueden pedrlos
los envare acto.
Domiciio Ronda San Pedro, al, 10 IA BARCELONA.
de
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Sc YenCle

IN solar On Ia Gale de Ia Estrela de esi
ciudsd: SO halls en- medic de las proplsda
los de don jose Villa Y doha ESequel'
V aquea mide Is con ~.
q mo 10 ;o,esese pueie lirigirse d"'
Il. Upinno c, d,u . don Uj~ss Curtis
pai,ca. ago to 81 dc lS!l4
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ANTONIO BARRBIR0
PRESIDENCIA DEL
Il Tcmo. 4 yuatamient0 de la
ClEDAD De PONCE
Al DdbbcO

Acordado por Ell EAcmo. Ayuntamiento
do esta ciudad SO Shagan por remate lss
obras muni"ipales que hayan de ewprender
SO y sieudo de uigente necesidad proceder
a las reparaeiones del sti 'mado de Ias ace
ras de la eale de Atocha hsgo presente que
formado,,el oportuno pr' yecto y establecidas
"a bases a QUE deba sugetarse el contratis-
TIA: que 81 vi3rues Il las 8 de la mtiiaua
tendra efecto ante a espectiva comision
en- ell salon do esta casa consistoral la su-
basta dc las referidss obras.
Los documentos que ha de sugetarse
el contratista 50 eucuentra de manifesto al
publlco Ell la Secretaria de este Ayunta
mlento para las psrsonas que deseen ente
rarse ds ellos
Y 10 h'go p1blico para conocimiepto g.
neral concurrencia da licitsdores
Ponce, Septemcre l3 de- 1894 El Al.
calde, h armstrong.
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FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Genecal de
esta Provincia de conformidad con 10 soil
cita1o por esta Corporation y 10 informado
por la jefAtura dc Ooras pu ollcas Sc ha SER
vido decarar con caracter de provisional e
troHo del camino que arrancando del k %
metro ~ Is do ia carretera 10 eonduce a
Adinntas ordena al mismo tie npo para la
decl4 rato,a de defnivs se abra una nfor-
mac On publca por t6rmilo de treiuta dias
en- cumpiimiento de 10 acordaao 10 ha
60 publ,co para conocimiento general ad
vjrtendo que en- el expresado plaao, que
empeza sorrer do esta fscha, todos los
qle ter gan alguna recamaclou qre enta
D at coutra 10 dispn4sto 10 veriiqpen por
escrito ante esta Corporation deutro DEL
,ndica 10 tea nino pasadr, Ell cuaj ee enten,
dera prsvia la spiubAcioi del Excmo. Sr.
Giobe nador General declatado vecinal o.
trozo do carretera sean s k '6metros dol
que arrsl caudo del Is de la car eto'a / Ii
mero & conduce dicbo pueblo
Ponce Septiembre de 1894 E Al
calde, Eduardo armstrong.
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COGNAC Y PONCHE MILITAR

Ganta absolute de estos artcuos los que han sdo somet
dos vaos ana habendo sdo decarada pureza sauda
5e
Caas que pneden edt t~wrseazaro Puene-Oiver Ce,
Frau Suau & C-P Besard Dc Cc-Aveino Gonzaez-P Cot
C?-Friue Tund C9F Fernandez & Cc-Juan GiletFer-
nandez C9Aufant Hermanos-Avarez Fernandez-Perez
& C?-Mayol Hnos Il C?Jos6 Mayol & CD. Pons & Ce
Bonnn & CA Trias & c.
NOTA Al socar estos acuos dbe a ell consumidor en- 10
dice equet pues mercado exen muchas
Ponce Mayo IS de 1898. $50
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4 ouSAre da
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de
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hles aies, la d
de Snonst
0TRA No Sc iri ngdu p del correspondent
te iuporte acibn del Btnco Espsno de Puerto Rico
oTRA: 81 Bno Epaho Dc PastBco gan@ os los bes
del rert Bmco eec
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W O. ~ T A
DE DOS MAGNIFICAS FINCAS.

las dos anguas Dc
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Arte Bella

Hs ll4gsdo, a esta ciaAsd un prof or de
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Los que deaeen uri'aar aus se'v'elos
pued4n dei4r su direcc dn en- las o6ciaas de
LA DsMoCRAcIA y el p ofesor pasar4 po-
uerse a sus oldenes.
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R-A-E EEL ROMERO
JEREZ DE La FRONTERA

Cosechero Amacenista Exporador dc Vinos Fabrcante
le Aguardientes de Vino puro.
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