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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
Office is as follown.

ne naraet for coffee dull and more or less
nominal RE No I spot quoted a. IG,.c and RIO No 5
.p's At i5h@3sso No important bsnSss was TRANSACTED
III n'a sraaes although the market closed steady
rLvuf AND MEAI>-The -four market was strong IN
non ,,ys-- sN.use Tor advancing prices q nour
WINE sSio a, n1' be"n disposed Follow to-day
yS sety" ASKING prices Foreign orders
paraNclE ne total sales quite large includ-
ING the '!S inu! duade, which was for TWO days and
smounsS 10 hDo1, 1900 pkss The Is
Sc s. 20 ibis ceas s. coqS2 Gs bhis exs If. a. 81 10
ass 81 5 pigs extra Is .. g 70 in sacks and s. q in
Ito bbls private terms: 1928 city cearr ss IN G
80 bbs city fines SO 30: bb sprins n,o nna
81 JOaS3 g. The prices at which city mills are ,rnor.
Il understood The circular prices certain 80
discounts which considerably BUCK WIFE 49,.
FLoUK-Mmrlset dull 81 C5asi 7s riIR
Bfandywiae So 50: sogamorc 81 so Western and South
1900 Fine white. 81 0sas lo fine yellow 81 05Sf
9 os eoar-. s3@osc ;FEEp-Marsei FIRM to-r. 900
chop Sc: cottonseed m'"l. S3ntoc; 81 meal 81 l0G
-WIIEAT-The wheat maff't ~,
mofnng and fairly active The oDenine showed an i'm
Prov IN. nj over closing Saturday night prices
ysrcine Gs.c the first few minutes liberal buying
by foreign houses. reports of strong markets Europe
accompanied iy advicss unfavorable weather. The
buying by the foreign houses took about all the
tered offerings early ana shorts had 10 fG
VI wheat In Paris sad to be due 10 unf.voTable
weather for growing and the buying by The for
o,tter figures had quite decided influence The local
soek o. whcat showed "a large decrease IN No red.
% FAC all grades. the local reduction constituting
e'y large 81 the actual decrease In the visi
f supply. This stimulated the local demand during The
moon A. the West the markets were nfm and thcre
10y, some reports damage TO the American The
ahout Offset by the increase on passage Prfnte re-
oa rom the Argentine were that the exports the gee
said 1850 900 bush for the month. Mr.: William
'"n' a prominent exporter at Guenos Ayres. APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

REEVES Receipts :or TWO DAVIS "a 35il
head ~ cars export awe ana dressed - ,ars f"r
.aurh..rer's cly and 20 f,r 10" n-;t"' ~
cit suupli.s the opening firm and prices for r"'rs
hlrcf taking H'u consideration the af~tag" qudiii'
which was Inferior g. tha' ~ last frda'. oven ind
eq were generally rated nrm alsI and The Yards were
pr,mp, cleared 50 export demand - any Importance
ordinary good native steers sold ~ 81 1JVt' !" p"f
L., H. head 50 -. at 81 .'pSi 30 bulls at 10
8, 10 S-nS3 % and hF he head ~ 81 I'H>
lfv-dressed native sides firm ~ 6Ntc pes II Tor H
mon T., choice: prime DO. "dlo". T'da'S cable
a..iccs quote fefr'Lra"r hr'f slow at "dn'-c i"' 10
,,,r cnf,.e unchargDG - nj'a 'ut quoted ',w~r H
It.friol 40 I0G iui.r '-tfuai'd dr"ss"1 weight Thl
,.,h ann c,,isr ana ehc-p for NJ Goldsmith. -
an. f~ T. ShamlsTs son. ana .4eO Quarters " l'"f
e. = Morris The Norwegian sa''d Yesterday with ~"
',,. ,.- f. wd Kicfer also - catilr and 100 sh"p
o., rastmans fonpar,. The Am"ica Nll d" laden WIN
ms ,4,n cath. lut may not 'al uhii W"dn"sdaN.
90. sherman a Culver: % Indiana steers l"2I III
r,g. ~ 81 30 per 100 ~: 10 Illinois go. 1893 NJ. ~
- a. IL, l.5G H. q 81 %. - d.. 1lsf H. 81 L..
=. ~, iioS II, - 10 - do llia ~ - o.. du.
,on ~ ~ 81: IT D.. 1850 III. al 81 20. d. 100 n 80
81 - , ~ ., ,.t,,,t, .,..rs ttse y, q, G. az.
on ia iIS2 H. =, 81 ~. - DO. no? Ii. AZ - 80. . u -
~ Goldsmith. ~ Chicago steers llG NJ at - 20 IL
L., ,osp No n, s. -. ~ do. l2i N ~ 81 l2'1 u. 90
va H. o g. 10 Il TO- l235 - - 81 or. d." l2lo 10
- Ct 80. | hefcr. 800 H. at - y" ,,.o
"~cutnn A. co rs Lanrns'er County Pcnnl steers -"
Nv 81 20. 20 virginia d. ll3 n. At 81 -. Pcnrsy
~, iGa ~ Al 81 H. do l0i H. a. 81 . do. s1 ~ ~ -
e. 10. 20 DO 1873 10. 81 d. oren I"2s 10 al - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West I'D 81 Station Ne"-lotM, As IO1'
l,w. ,ad IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
3.BO s. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo. . .--
VI5 T. NJ Daily FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago: s......
5:I5 T.. VI. Daily FOR Albany Montreal Utica syracuse
Eochcsier Bufalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis. 49, -
4. VI. DaiN. except sunday, Tor tuca SyEacusss
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo. ...-
S;I5 r. VI. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester,
buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland CHI
cago .nd 81. Louis.
IN tickets time tables u local trains. paror and sleep:
u3-car accommodations apply city oftces Brooklyn ana
New York and AZ stations Time tables at prinepo
hotels For other Information address
"o'.''' C. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
RIVAL BLUE LINE.
TO pmLApEAPMIA. BALTIMORE AND W.

TO PlIILADEAPIIIA. BALIIMOKE MD "A9ffI.'"'
TON.
Tor Philili lphia week days. 49, 500 900. 1000.
II dining t~rl A. NJ 80. go 800 G3uf,. Ps,os
car 500 DINING Can. 600. 100, s+5 p. n; is;,lS
night sunday 30 BOO II 80 Dining CaD \. NJ. l;3o.
20 DINING ar. eco p. N. 1918 night mn ,,,o
r'or Eatmcsp and Washington. week days "Vp. II "
ODininr Gar, a. NJ. l2o 3:30 500 Dining carl' SW
y n t2l5 night. .,undays. 900. II 80 Dining Carr
4 81 i,5 =, 90 dining carr 600 p. NJ. 1915 night
ri ets AMI Daror-c,r he procured al 13 III
oGf Al pI4 90 1913 broadway. 13I 6thaye.. 81 East
it,h-si i24 4ls 25h-s. 2e4 West l25ih.si: 22l CO
Itmi-.ys w-Yori: C0ur:s:.. $50 Fulton-st BROOK.
i'm: oS B~oadw,v Williamsburg The New York Transfer
COMPANY will cal and check baggage from hotei "
tesiinroe . testin1'io1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

test Sc ship 200 bags molasses 10 arrive
O basis ~ test . 1lGc cX-shp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
FOR LAKEWOOD,

43o s:Ij A. VI. l:4j 3:l0. 40 ?. n
For Farrnngdlle Toms River. Banegat PARK ana Bar
negat 30 s'l5 4. NJ. l:t5. +4o J. NJ -. a,
For Atlantic city. Vineland and Brdgeton 500 A. M
"a NJ , ,,,uA,..s. a
Navoslnk 40. ,l5. 1870 4. NJ go i;4' 49, As'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY,
CAnthracite coal rsed exclusively
Fur tracks Automatic BLACK Signals.

Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on 40 AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894
Trains leave station foot OF I.berty-st.
For Eas.on, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c,
$50 7:i5 9:io II 40 Eastonl A. NJ. l0. 30 4Oe
70 Easton 20. 5:45. 40 10 AllentoSn NJ Sundaye
20 t7:l5 Easton), A. NJ. 1900 80. 600 j. N. -.
For WIkesbl.re Pitston and Scranton. 9:io A. NJ.
no 100 4:30 y. VI sundays. 4:30 A. VI.
Eer RssdirE $50 $40 90 1000 II go 4. a.: i:ie
40 A. NJ. 100 i:30 DO COO p. NJ. i2:i5 Might.
For Uarrisbur. at 30 500. 9:lO A. NJ, 1870 20 900
900 80, p " 1915 night. Sundays. 100. $50. 500
p NJ. i2:ij night .. -
FOR Srnbirv Tewlsaurg and Williamsport at 80 SOD.
9io NJ. 1910, 10. 30 p ~ Sundays 500 r n p,,,.
Fl Red Bank Long Branch and points south 20 rom!
Pleasant. 40 Sis $50 A. NJ. 30 las GAO to Res
Banlo a:r5 $40 cas- p NJ sundays except ocean
C.r.vc As Parl, A N AGO +. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05

l. Kingdom Continent. Total Change
Wheat, bush 2s $4,000 o.t4O.ovD 3tsUl1o Inc. 5000
Corn. bush. 400 90 10000 J.I2O"o Inc. eo""
And with he visible compared with last week also
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

!7ada distraia su asencien. oy6 cue le .lsna
oap Y co10ci6 3 voz del rey
-Por aauI, hij0 uio. rcr sqpf. g...5 e9n
toOaS q tuerZa. nrccl-and0 eotre+a1ta
va1tando Gore1dt, s 81 uenos bseel app
Sc sentase
srbol
Ia tuerza cue Sc vi6 obligada eraP ea
esta 90. d earltatiys. hizo one 81 vcz flers
aenos sonora, Que Enrieue oreyese adYsE-
II n ella IN aeerto isstiEero
Mas Chicor. lejos dc Qneja-Se. e aa.aoa
en tods "a exsltaeioa de 81 trlurfo se.9 qae
Vieado & deplorsbla essado de- frsiie p5.
ssoa = deosrla atEayesar con i eSpA1a 'A
lral1ora psDz'. 6 usSr de eleuenciA cen
sq1el volumincso tonel.
Alraoa, p1es. 5 Gore1 1s0t, como Aagasto
aeolo nlrS- 3 Ciana
GoEer 4 Il iha Poeo 5 pooo volvieDdo = s
aunque estapido, eonocio s suerte a-e
ss2eFaFa pr 10 dem te1fa muchCs Tar-e'
ae seneJauza en- sQuelIS eSptcie de sl.las.f7
lAeesAc1eneDte snenSzsdcs Por loS hcntTss'
} que p~or instinto eouocen Que 5snss Is i-
= = msno sl7o para darle aipee q DO
slDo para eonerles
abrio los ojoS.
~ ssnor Chiootl ex.lsn6.
dels dilo & gascon. 70 L Ass nue.
M baen senor Chicot. prosiguio s. f-sr
: hsclenco IN esfueTza para orussr = rs
.seS score 81 enoEme vientre. IS ro>.s.e qie
91S.-.s - ehtIsstTne MS persegaidoFse.
ID, : Tue>tro G0reI fot Z
! Canalla dilo Chieot con seeoro lie Ter
n0rs MI il>innlsyso
d0res lot Se e~ho ilorsr. aeSgueS de
hsosr logrado esaxar las msnos. procugo re.
torcersa los oIszos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

los lAlidos semtlzl5ss de les mue1tos. que
en 81 mayor rte hsbian conservado al e.
plrar Ia L-irada fsroz y amenaz adora az los
aseSiuOs.
Busy, aunque herido medic muerto.
siutio una especie de orglllo 4 Ii vista de
aquel campo de batalls poblado por 81, de ca
daveres
Habia cumplido 81 palabra. hacienda 10
que ningln hombre era capaz de hacer
Pero sun 20 habia desaparecido & peh-
gro.
Al negar q Ia escalera. vi6 brtllar armas
en- e. patlo oyo N tiro. Is balls 10 atraveso
el hombro-
l. salida pos e patio ers impossible
EntoIces se acCrd6 &c Is veutara iesde
donde Disrs L habis dicho que presenciarfa
el eomoSte, : sc dirigio a ella con toda IA il
serezs Cue sus heridss le permitian.
HaAaoase alberta Yeiase des do ella a Gle
10 tsehoDado dc estrellss BzsSy cerro Ia
pueIts COP pestilo Y eerrojo. despQes subio
cen gran trabajo sobre Is yentans. J e1smi
no IA verJs Dc hierro IN de saltar Il otro
lado
tsuto.
Peru en squel moueDto oy6 pssos 81 il
s>calera eran los del patio qce s1biar.
Busy estsba iudefenSo reUui6 todas srs
f1e-zas valiendose de is laica nano del
ualeo PIE De qae podia hacer uso, eomenzo !
bsjAr
Pero enronees IA suela de Ia botA se le des-
llzo sobre una piedrs-
Tenia tSnta saDgre en- los pies
Cayo &C bre las puntss dc hero de IA yer
a las unas penetrsron en 81 cuerpo. las
otras en sus vestidos, quad6 sin poderse
desprerder ds aIN
n a4ael lnSIaEte Fens0 en q d4icc AM 70
CUE le qaedaba ea el mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
+, ASesiro iijo. - te maldigo.

~ Asesiro dijo- - te naldigo
] e19iE6 FFoEunciaaeo q 1onbre De Dia
IA
Las getas de 81 sangre csYeron desde Is
verja sosre ae1al q1en II am;sa b bia
dado Il titulo de nouss1or
i Esta uEer-o' g~iraron vari0< b n bres
que desquts de ha3er e ado "A pue1la abajo
Sc asonaro1 Ia veDtana
ST. g-it6 Auriliy, zero hid. tened IA
eolera de 81 altezs el daque de Arjoa, que
era 81 protector : amigo.
Las hombres, cue 10 deseaban otra cosa.
desapareceron.
E duQue escuch5 81 ruido de sus pasoS
hssta que dei6 De oislo
-Aho-a- Aarllly, die, sabe ese cuart7
eehame yer 8 ventaua el cuerpo de Mon
soreau
Aurslly subi6, busc6 eutre los cad .veres q
del noutero mayor, se le cargo sobre lo-
honbros ) ls srroj1 por Is veEtana. segt
& principe sc % hAofs nandado
Al eaer & caerpo salpic6 IA nbiea de san
gre las vesti3ur5s del duque de Anjou.
Este regls rj Is ropilla del uontero uay0r.
: saeo De ella q docun sCto que habfa dru
Ia encout.e lo CUE buseabs. dijo: "a
mes rsda Tenderness que hacer aQuf.
D1sta' preguDto AuriiIY desda arribe
Fardlez- - 10 eSt0y erancrado de ella
pBes que nos ha ccncc;do. desatal.. de-
ara tanblen San LUc, Q1e aubos se
vaya0 donde qui=ran.
Aurlliy desar rareci6
-Por esta yea 10 seIe 81 rey de FraBcia.
dijo 81 dnqae rasgando el pspel, pero tam
POGO SeEe decapitado por delito de alta trai
cion-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11

So Lne CRITIC. san Lac. socorredme.
Aa sois vos selar de Blssv? die
aus voz que Salis de entire los a-boles
Busy Sc estreneci6; qlella yoz DO era IA
de Sau Luc
san Lie. g-it6 de nuevo. .venid. SD
Luc. no temais por Diana: he dado nuerte 4
Aonsoreau.
Creis que San Luc estaba oculto en- las in.
uediaciones. que acudiria al OH esta nc
-iHola ina nuerto Nonsoreauf dijo otra
yoz.
-Si.
-Bien
Busy vi6 salir de Ia espesura dos hon
btes enmascarados
IS flores, dijo Bnssy. sehores, en- nom
bTe del cielo, SCORED IN pobre caballerC.
que todayfa puede salvsrse si le socorreis
--gQle hscenos, nonsenori preguDt6 :
media yoz uno de los deseonocidos-
-lIuPrudente, dijo 81 otro
II Aonsenorl dijo Busy, que 10 habfa
dido tod,. pues 10 desesperado de 81 situa
ci6n le habia sguzado los sentidoS, monse-
hor. .alvadme J os perdona-e el haberne
hecho traici6n.
-gOyesf diio ef hombre enmascsrEdo.
-iQae uandsis? prsganto el otro-
Qle le Liberties
Depues stadi6 con una soarisa invisible
! ca1sa de "a ca-era
De sus dolores
Busy yo.yi6 Is csbezs hacia Ell lado de
Gonde salia Ia Z, cuyo aceDto buFl6a e pa
recis iGpT0pio De aGuel m0meuto.
i Oh. soy perdido, murmsro
EIactiyaG en el uisuo instalte sin
tio que e spcyaba sobre 50 pecho Ia boca de
N arcabUz
S2ho el tiro; Bus<y de56 e2er Is eabxza
sobre los honbTos extendio los bgazos-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
CAPITCLO LNXXIX


La a7enrura de la GOES eiTaci5n fus hasts
81 fn uaa camedia los suzos. situados Is
embocadura de aquel rio de intrigas, las
gQaldias francesas colocadas 81 - c7r 11es
te pesar de haber rendido sas reies con
anlmo de atrspa- a los mas g8TGos co1snira
dores. 10 cogieroa II & oas miserable peca
clio.
Toias habfan h1ido sor q subt4rr. neo
Crillon. no viscdo Salr nadie de- c3nveo
To- echo "a pueEta absjo, tomaud0 trei-t
h9mbres de eseolta. pas6 aGelarte con 81 rev
En lcs wastes : oscurcs clal>tas reiaab 4.
II silenci3 de uuer1o CElloo. COMO esDerto
guerrero I .bria preferld9 e raida i este si
le1eio, Ieai algana eno s42da-
Pero en- vano eDvf6 dela1te eSpl0rs5ores.
a vaDo nardo sbrir puerlas 7e1tanas
ea va-o regiStr6 IA cri2ta, todo estebs de
erto.
E rry iba de l1s priuegos con q e<pads
q la mano, gsitsnfo coz q neyer iii:
iChieer. ChicoF.
Nadie re-paadIa.
-ILe b-z Gado naertef De I. q rav
iPardiez. ne psgsrao nj b1f6n po7 e precio
de IN caballero.
y. u tieae rAz6n. se1or. porqae 10 g
de los mas yalieates.
Chicot 10 respondia. Porq-e est "a cen
pado e1 szorar "a Aayeua, Y septla tsl Dlaeer
en esta ccapscs6l, one 10 vefa nj o{s ns5a
1e cu2nto psssba e1 t5r1o sryo
Sin emtaro. luego que Asyena desaps-e-
co cue GoEenaot eago desnayado, como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
Unquento Derm6geno'

Los asomorosos efectos producidc-
por el UNGUENTo DERM6GENO sr
las Hagas qns'nadHyas. 5f4anets5, pi
calxyas dc nsosq.ftos lepra africans,
1G6a,5onss, eIefanfiasrs tz4moyss, IL
c14alq1siSy pyocedsnesa, ,sH16fts,'so, nj
csyas, Aeyt4Las de e.aLg.stsy ayna, pa
ss.a1fz0s oess, 10 demuestran las infni-
tas cursclones obtenidas y el constan-
te nso que de dicho especifico Sc
hace.
DeposIto: Faymacia Contra! dc ]
Ferre-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los s,sfraecritos ns6d;cos cir,4idnss
f,.ass eierctc10 ess eat1 ciuls1.
INGENI ERO
PoNGG. r. r


cos eiss.cscto ey, esta eiu5ed
Csraicsn: qrs hsn cesaprobado = - ls
,Y<otics otciai, IS 81 i pArt;culsg, s-71Fa:17 :
i sp.3en,s yaS.olcas yeinant8 Fl $50 : 81
lzd s oacseis iaooa sss-7 -7als 81 Strrs
~aaano prc7s5ents Is List tE,o ie tsa7
,sc6e De ioe Sarsagc Seijo !cst&lsdo e
AT=e:. ) oa5c 81 3ir-eulc1. - }{E--Se &c Z.
80 49, ~ Ee. 7A~pa-< y. IT solss elz1
dsteciso IS -s.5;e. = -se1 aiGo ysrse
aicnsr 81 nixs. Is ,cz IrzrisT.r-r= f-,r'.. &c
d. ~ fnfoie. q etifteo sie sc eel v'rus prs
Glse-ico de IS S!-usle A2stA ei ex1reGo De
poder ssegr57sr 3 af-nlsr los que subscriber;
one 81 est. pobiaei6n ca prod -sn fe-
ices resuitados : II obtaniec tar Lsontei6
stsfacto~lo b-!iiaate esito, q1e Sc har
conseg1ido con 81 enpleo : propasaelon &
exterminio Dc = vir1sla aus sts--or34soa ;
diazmsba es-a poal2c:on desde mace deg :
ocho russss. 70 vacils do .s,S enae go IN
erascritos en publican 81 so :sor rs
dio De IA presente siao q1e tamoien pof :
pre1za pe@iodioa del psts ser Escezar;o
sue Is It's vacucs agra: & - "a terIsrs
lei p-ac .za9o Institute . s7rerloE : Eres.9-
tble -o5as lSs deni&s uaacAs 81 IS .sl2, i
,lusc a lie Lo1dre@ qre ea-edtstsca~ ~7eEte
"a a23o no5or : Mss res1lfsdo, hAsca g ex-
reno de hsbsr corsszliio s PIsfs4+1c:oei
cacs1al 81 IN noyarta pcS eisnto. para
que conste vslss donde converi- pudiere
! don Santiago Sei5o esr;do IS presenIe 81
Po1ee II Is Mayo de lSS9.-Li-- IGstG.1s-
.-.l7s.e: Or. Cl-caaIo-E~. Ee=e-5~-l}-.
oaca+s -L~. Cosc>as Pic! 5tes-[}r-
ESs.eo Ecs! ' 9>i1ot-Ds. Jssa& Ielssszs
Or. u. Ze~c Ga&G<9-Dr Cass=ssro +. lati
IcTy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
CCNDICIONEs Y CONOEsI0SEs

CONCCIMENTC5 . - Is
"a a-s- id -
pIre " pss~i rf sr "a = HI
assa
arbaG Ir pj >
. ; erla- Ia nit 1laai sp tn n5 II
20
PASAJES DE IDA VUELTAFa 5
e l5p100 vpa los ras{s p
por l. lines
in@esn rsHan a adoac6
easo
slpgdo
l. rir Z ;
: ; f=aee
~ 81 dos sz1 d M c o
nos = mia y
: II 1ozsend
sQU2AJESse eoneeae 4iA
"a p dem
race a.
{ y 7r@pect
ia G
bo ->ets-2 Do =, SIS
ba7esss
& n pasa
MAYol HERMANos s Go.
3dafSaq
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
HOTEL
INTERNATIONAL
Observation-Disclosures

e. propistario que suscribe ofrece las CO.
modas y ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenoa extran :
geros de transito estadia fla en- Haiti.
En- el establecimeuto So habla inglss,
frances, espahol itaiiano. Trato quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tensmos sucursal en- al aristocratco can
po de Thor (Bizoton) para los pasageroe
soloitud.
T GOSZALO MARTH
Enero D de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-11
ALEJASDRO DUMAS
LA DANA
DE
M 81 n 6 = = : & ~
CA7lTCLO IXXXEIlI
II ASESlNATO
sntiatla ion.

-iOhl exelsmo, 20 Sc 81 81 In morirs.
pero 81 menos nevosl eouSuelo de hsberte
v~sto morir.
Aonsoreau ouiso responder, pero 81 boca
eutgeabierta DO pudo responder una pals
bra pues en squel inStante e esC apo por
ella ell Lltimo suspiro.
o Sassy sc arrsstro hseis el eorredor, per
diendo mucha ssngre Por Ia herida del mus
10, y eSpecialmente por ia de ia pierna
Dirigi6 ma mirsda su alreded0r.
La lIps sc uostrsbs en todo Sc brillo
scabando de sslir de entire una nube; 81 luz
penet@aba en- aquel euarto inundsdo de san
gre rehejaba en- los yidrios, numiraba las
psredes estropesdas Por los golpes y sgaje-
readas por lss balss, alumbraba 81 psso
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iGran depuratauo vegetal I

sea extracto fuido ccr,puesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudoriicas.
Cada onza fluida representa- una
onxa de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, seg4yo y yd.tidc
arifcador de la sangre!
Conserva cl cuts terso y nbre de
yUPct0rSs y gv'a,ot!
Pueden usarlo hasta los nifos.
Deposito: EarmGcia Central, de ].
crrer.
mI3v. o. s. Nvbre de 1903.
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IARA CAREETEEAS
Espec1tico Salvador
DE JUAN sERRA URGELL

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SUMMER SCHEDULE OF THE o. R. &
N. STEAMERS.

T. j. Potter.
Leaves Portland Monday, Tuesday
Thursday and Friday at a. M, Wed
nesdhy at a. M, and Saturday at l p
m. Leaves Ilwaco Wednesday and Sun
day at p. m. tides permitting. Leaves
Astoria Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ant
Friday at p. m, and Wednesday AM
Sunday upon arrival from Ilwaco in thC
evening. On Wednesday and Saturday
the Potter will run through to Ilwaco
leaving here directly upon arrival from
Portland.
R. R. Thompson.
Leaves Portland Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
p. M, and Saturday at 10 p. m. Leaves
Astoria daily, except Sunday, at 6:45 a
m.
Harvest Queen.
Leaves Astoria Wednesday and Sunday
at p. M; leaves Portland Wednesday
and Saturday at a. m.
North Pacific.
Leaves Astoria for Ibwaco Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at a. m, also Monday
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at p
m. Leaves Astoria for Young's bay
Wednesday and Saturday upon arrival ot
Potter from Portland. WIN make regular
Sunday excursions to Ilwaco. Leaving
time to be advertised in paper for each
excursion.
FARES.
To Long Beach and Clatsop, $3.50 round
trip. To Hwaco, $1.OO round trip. Fol
details apply to the city office of the o
r. and N.
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NoTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT
ROLL NO 5, 9TH STREET, IN
ADAIR'S ASTORIA.

Notice is hereby given that assessment
roll No. 5, containing the special as
sessmemt for the Improvement of 37th
street, in Adair's Astoria, from the suoth
line OF Duane street to the north line
of Commercial street, all in the City OF
Astoria, as laid out and recorded by
John Adair. and commonly known as
Adair's Astoria, has betn filed in the
office Of the Auditor and Police Judge
and is now open for inspection and will
so remain open until the 31st day OF
August, 1895, prior to which time all
objections to such assessment must be
filad Gin writing) with the Auditor ana
Polica Judge.
The committee on streats and public
ways. together with the stheet assessors
Of the City of Astoria, will meet in the
Council Chambers Of the City Hall, In
the City Of Astoria, on Saturday, August
3lst, 1895, at the hour of O'clock D. m.
to review and equalize such assessment
and report their action to the Common
Council.
X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon, August 18th, 1895.
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to be combination of sounds produced
by watch beats, breathing, the hum OF
flies, etc.
A fly walking across the receiver Of the
instrument made a sound equal to a horse
crossing a bridge, and when Mr. Souby
laid his arm across the box the blood
rushing in his veins gave forth a sound
which much ressmbled that made by the
working of pump Of a large steam en-
gine. Thesplaying of a plano in a house
across the street was, when elected from
Soulby's machine, like the roar of an
avalanche, and the washing OF dishes
in the Kitchen of al house across the
alley made sound which the the inven-
tor OF the machine says was "a burd.n
to the SOUL" When any one entered the
room walked about, coughed, touched the
table or door handles. the shrek which
Issued from the ejector was most painful
to hear.
Hundreds of uses have been suggested
for the micrphone, the most practical be-
irg those of blood circulation and lung
tests.
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The q. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to eli others.
NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT
ROLL NO. 4, 18TH STREET, IN
ADAIR'S ASTORIA.

Notice is hereby given that assessment
roll No. A. containing the special assess
ment for the improvement of Both street,
In Adair's Astoria, from the north line
OF Franklin Avenue, to the south line
of Duane street, all In the City of AS
toria, as laid out and recorded by John
Adair, and commonly known as Adair's 8
Astoria, has been filed In the office OF
the Auditor and Police Judge and is now
OPEN for inspection and will so remain
open until the 31st day of August, 1885,
prior to which time all objections to
such assessment must be filed Qn writ
ing) with the Auditor and Police Judge.
The committee on streets and public
ways, together with the street assessors
of the City of Astoria, will meet in the
Council Chambers of the City Hall, in
the City of Astoria, ON Saturday, August
3lst, 1895, ab the hour of O'clock D. m,
to review and equahze such assessment
and report their action to the Common
Council
K. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judze.
Astoria, Oregon, August 18th, 1895.