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The Washington times., 1895-05-20
TO GREET The WINNERS
Stay-at-HOme "Nortons" Have Faith
in Their Team.
Escort Provided from the Depot and
Good Things WIN be Ready at
the Armory.

The stay-at-home members of the Morton
Cadets have concluded preparations for
the reception of their drir team from their
very probable victories at Memphis 1t
is proposed to meet the boys at the depot
at Sixth street and escort them to the
armory. There they win be given a sup
per. A luncheon will be served to the escort
and congratulatory speeches made by the
guests.
Major F. T. Wilson, of the Third Bat
talon, and Adjutant Richard J. DON
nelly were present at the meeting in the
armory on Saturday and the escort was
arranged as follows: a committee of
three of the Mortons, Messrs. q. L.
Marks, L. F. Pierce, and s. a. Wimsatt.
and a commissioned officer from each
other company in the battalion.
Major Wilson, Adjutant DonnelIy, and
Capt. Mattingly, of the Lemon Rifles, as
chairman. were appointed to take com
pIete charge. The escort Will consist of
Troop A, the Washington Light Infantry,
the Third battalion. the Hibernian Rifles,
and the stay-at- home members. The latter
Will De uniformed IN hlgh white mats
and will Immediately precede the cadets.
The boys friends in the High School Cadet
Corps viii comprise part OF the escort and
will be armed with brooms. The whole
escort will be under the command of Col.
Moore.
The line OF march will be from the depot
up Pennsylvania avenue to Fifteenth street,
past the Shureham and the Arlington to *
street, do wn X street to the arnory. The
merchants So far spoken 10 have signified
great Willingness to aid in the welcome
with decorations and fireworks.
At the armory the drill team aud the Of
ficers OF the escort will be served a supper,
while in the corridors next to the lecture
hall the rank of the escort will be Well
taken care Of A concert will be given inn
medately after by the band Of the escort,
and the National Guard Drum Corps and
the Cadets hope To see as many ladies present
as possible, both at the luncheon ana atthe
concert This part of the reception is ia
the hands OF Messrs q. F. Jueuaman, G.
f. Pugge aud d. II. Moran.
The executive committee consists OF F.
Blaudy, chairman; j o. Grayson, G. F.
menamau, II L. Mares and Capt. Mat
tiugly The subscriptions are in the hands
of j O. Grayson, w NJ. Wagner, S. c.
Steward and c. r. Yeaman.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS

Jealousy, it is alleged, caused Isaac
johnson, q colored man, TO set fire yes
terday morning to the dwelling where his
quondam sweetheart dwelt, No. 406 North
Fairfax street, and be is now held in the
police station, with the charge OF ar
sou entered against him. He and his
sweetheart, sarah Levi, Cuarreled, fought
aud the girl went to the workhouse in de-
fault of payment of fine. johnson had
her released, but she Tilted him, and
took up with another man, wbereupon her
rejected suitOr threatened to make il warm
for her. johnson denies the charge OF ar
son. The case will be heard in police
court this morning.
Ernest Herbert fired a revolver twice at
Jesse Penn last night, but neither shot
hit the mark Penn went to Herbert's
house about midnight, and inquired for a
certain party, bat was informed that be was
not there. The two men quarreled, with
the result stated Herbert was arrested
upon the charge Of shooting with intent to
kill.
There is talk in the churches OF reviving
the Young Mems Christian Association in
Alexandria A preliminary meeting will
be held at an early day.
A meeting ofIadies is announced to be held
Tuesday evening at the residence of Miss
Kate Stuart, on King street, to form an
dhboLdLouf WIN tbe obJcSO u eiFSILS d
monument in memory of the mother or Gen.
r. +. Lee. The movement is attracting a
great deal Of attention here and elsewhere.
The Old Dominion COmmandery, K. T.,
will on Wednesday next. Ascension Day,
attend divine service at st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church Rev. P. u Phillips, the
rector. will preach special sermon.
BERTHE Day, colored, is in the police sta
tiou charged with having stolen $21 from
the pocket OF F. NJ. Davis while the latter
was heIplessly intoxicated.
Rev Mr. Butler, of the Baptist Church,
preached the anniversary sermon last even
ing before the junior order of United Amer
lean Mechanics,
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
MANIFEST DESTINY.
A Nation Of Tnyalids Cannot Endure.

If we are to be compassed about like
the immortal 600 with British guns on
every side it behooves our people to be
strong in body and in mind. Nervous dis
orders are the bane OF the American people.
Dr. r. A. Walker quickly relieves and
permanently cures all cases of this nature.
He also successfully treats chronic
diseases, such as diseases of the skin and
blood, catarrh, asthma, consumption, dys-
pepsia, malaria, rheumatism, neuralgia,
hemorrhoids, diseases of women, loss OF
vitality, sexual weakness, and all affec-
tions of the heart, liver, stomach, kidne ys,
bladder, bowels, or other organs.
HOURS.
DR.. Walker may be consulted without
charge, personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium at 1411 Pennsylvania
avenue, adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open
daily for consultation and treatment. Of
flee ehours 10a m. to 8 p. m, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, to 8 Sundays, 10 to
12
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and correspondence sa-
credly confidential. No cases made pub
lie without consent of patieuts.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
ITALY'S BARTH TREMBLED
Destruction and Death Reported is
MANY Villages
Greece, Hungary, and DeImatra Also
Daily Occurrence In LaIbach.

Florence, May I9--The earthquake which
occurred here at 9 O'Clock last evening as
cabled at that time to the Associated Press,
has proved more serious than il seemed at
first Thousands OF people spent Satur-
day night in the streets, and a second shock
at o'clock at night intensified a thousand
fold the first alarm
The movement OF the second earthquakes
was slight. Some slight damage was done
and some persons We're injured Similar
events occurred at Bars, near. here.
The casualties there included four deaths
and many injured Numbers Of houses were
also badly cracked.
Other villages in the vicinity suffered
still worse damage At Grassina, forty
houses were wrecked At Lapaggi several
buildings fell ard three persons were en-
tombed- The church at san Martino was
destroyed while full OF worShippers, several
persons being crushed to death, and many
who were wounded are still in the ruins
The villages Of GalIezzo and Gambino
were badly damaged The Prince of Naples
and corps of engineers have gone to these
villages to aid IN The work OF IeseGe.
Rome, May 19.-Saturiay's earthquake
lasted ter seconds at Orezzo. There were
two earthquake shocks at sieua. II was
less severe at Pisa, PIacentia, Bologna and
Parma. The earthquake was recorded on
Instruments at Rome, ROcca di Papa and
Ischia
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Rawlins Post Entertainment.

The members and friends of John F.
RawIins Post, No 6, G. A. R., weIe hand
someIy entertained at Grand Army Hall,
Friday evening, with literary and musi-
cal programme OF rare excellence, the or
der of exercises embracing recitations and
instrumental and vocal solos and duets.
The following named persons participated:
Masters Charles Madert, Robbie Shea and
Harry Hoagland, Misses Grace Gorsuch,
Fannie Calvert, Carrie Catterill, Minnie
Fisher, Edith O'Bryon, Fannie McKenna,
Edith Mccoy, Julia Chapman, Florence
Hoagland, Ethel Brennan. Susie Springman,
Maud Staley and Mae Collins; Comrade
Shea, DR.. N. D. White, Mr.. Ed Smith, Mrs.
S. B. Pennebaker, Prof. j. Henry Hay
ward, Master Herbert Hopkins, Mr.. George
LiIlibridge, Master Harold L. Gatwald.
Light refreshments were served at the
close.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
DISTINGUISHED Patients.
Encouraging Reports Come from All
Save Miss Dodge

Encouraging Reports Come from All
Save Miss Dodge
Secretary Gresham had a quiet, restful
day, aud his condition is improved.
The Improvement In Representative Hits
condi ton, while slow and tedious is
steady. aud yesterday was the best since
his Illness had assumed such critical
stage.
There has been no change in the condi-
ton of Representative COgswell during
the last forty-eight hours. He appears
to be just about holding his own.
Miss Mary A. Dodge (GaiI HamiltOul Is
in a very precarious condition. She was
worse last night, and most of the time
unconscious.
Gen. Swain was so much improved yes
ter1ay as to be able to go out for drive.
Brig. Gen. Casey Is also much better, and
for the first time since his Illness was yes
terday able to go out. Mrs. Casey is i'll
with pneumonia.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
H. Frtedlander s Bro. Is Great Sale.

The great Ninth street stores of the we'll
known clothing house of 81. Friedlander
and Brother have been doing a wonderful
business during the past week an an
nouncement is made to day that the
tremendous sale will be continued during
the coming few days. Such a rush of buy
ers during these duh times is proof positive
of the great values this firm is offering
to washington buyers of clothing. The
phenomenal prices and unequalled quail
tiles are more than tempting and the stock
is most complete. 1t includes fine mems
suits at wide range of prices, pants at less
than cost to manu- facture, boys suits and
pants, and gents furnishings, all at the
lowest prices for cash. No one should miss
seeing these goods and without delay,
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
coRBErr's LARGE CONTRACT.
He VIII Meet Both jackson and Fitz-
simmons q Few Days 4 part.

He VIII Meet Both jackson and Fitz-
simmons a Few Days Apart
New York, May 19.-James j. Corbett
reached town to-day He looks to be in
excellent trim, aud expects to begin train
ing for his fight with Bob Fitzsimmous
about June L at Asbury Park
II should be glad TO fight Jackson aud
Fitzsimmous few weeks or days apart"
said the champion tonight, land my
cablegram was seut solely with an idea OF
securing bids for a double event if pos
sible. 1 shall not apologize to the Ma
tional Sporting Club under any circum-
stances What 1 have said about that
club 1 will stick to. / hope my fight with
FitzSimmuus can he fought in This country.
AS for the latter, 1 Gao agree on any
thing reasonable" 4"
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
A Correction.

In the advertisement in Sundays Times
of the Great Forty eight Hour Sale OF Kings
Palace, which begins bright and early
this morning and term mates Tuesday
night, announcement was made of lot
of capes at 70 cents. This was incor-
rect and was a printers error. This sale
includes millinery, underwear, flowers,
eapes, etc, at marvelously low prices, and
as an immense rush of buyers is expected
ladies are advised to come early to secure
first choice of the tempting array Of
barga ins.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Annexation of Cuba Debated.

a most interesting aud instructive debate
On the question, Resolved, That the peace
rul annexation of Cuba would be for the
best interests OF the United States" was
held in the gymnasium hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association Saturday
evening by speakers selected from the
literary society OF the Y NJ c. A, and Pro
and Con cub. Tie exercises opened with
prayer 10y Mr.. J. E Pugh, followed by an
address by Mr.. o. NJ Mather. Thequestion
was then discussed in the affirmative by
Mr. +. d. Hyde, OF Nebraska; Mr.. Z. v.
CrIttenden, Of West Virginia and Mr.. M. A.
Watson OF California, in behalf of the Y NJ
C. a and the negative by Mr. R. E. Wiley,
of Arkansas: Mr.. g. Hillyer, OF Georgia,
and Mr. Z. NJ. Hussey, Of North Carolina,
representing the Pro aud Con Club The
debaters handled the subject in a very
skillful and able manner, the final decision
OF the judge, Hon. Charles Lyman, being
rendered in favor Of the negative. During
the intermissions Miss Ida o'Neal sang
several pleasing selections.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
The TImes has lust receivedanotb

The Times has just receivedanother
immense consignment of the stand
ard premium books any one of w hich
is offered, with The Times for one
month, at Thirty-ftve cents.
Those whc have sent In subscrip-
tfOns and have not received their
books viii now be served as soon as
the agents can cover the ground.
Be sure and have the money ready
when your door bell rings.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Rescned a Rnatlnr nartr

Providence, R. l.. May 1e.-The OIney-
vile strikers held meeting in Textile
Hall this afternoon to try to induce the
operatives who have beeu at work during
the past week TO come out tomorrow
The result OF the meeting cannot be aScer-
tanned as the operatives refuse TO make
any statement, but it is thought probable
that they refuse TO comply with the re-
quest or the union, and Will remain at work
The Washington times., 1895-05-20

Police Fired Upon Jim Gray but He
Escaped Them.
The Fourth precinct police are looking
for Jim Gray, a powerful and desperate
colOFed man, who ran anuck with a
big knife in Limerick alley southwest after
midnight yesterday morning and tried to
murder a couple of women
Cries OF murder" and police" attracted
all the officers on the midnight platoon,
who were Just going out or their beats
They fired a fusilade of shots at Gray,
but hescaied a fence and escaped He
is the man who resisted and seriously as
saulted Policeman COwne several weeks
ago.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Picked Up on the ocean.

Boston. May 19.-The fishing schooner
Mary G.. Powers, which arrived to-day
from South Channel, had on board the
fourteen missing fishermen who went astray
from the fishing schooner Ruth NJ Martin
over week ago. Capt. Powers reports
that he picked up the men last Monday in
an exhausted condition, 200 miles east by
south from Boston Light. The men had
been adrift twenty-four hours and suffered
muc from exposure.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Moses Corner

Tile demand for the
$1.o5 RECEPTION CHAIR,
in all gold, white enamel and
gold, blue enamel and gold,
and pink enamel and gold, IS
steadily and strongly increas-
ing. s. would be a fairer
price to the manufacturers
and us-but we bought 9oo-
a mammoth quantity-which
is accountable for the selling
figures we're quoting.
We have always given the lowest
prices on Reception Chairs, but this
present value We regard as without COM
parison-evsn with our own great Offer
fngG
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
President TyIer's Grandson Dead

President Tyler's Grandson Dead.
The only male person ever born in the
White House. Robert Tyler Jones, grand
sOa OF PTesidet Tyler, died at No. 1920
Cocoran street, Saturday night. He
was the son OF Mary Tyler Jones, the eldest
and favorite daughter of the President.
He served in the confederate army as q
CAPTAIN
The Washington times., 1895-05-20

London, May 20.-The Standards dis
patch from Vienna says the earthquake
was also felt in Moravia, Southern Hun
gary and Dalmatia, and also ct Lai-
bach, where hardly a day DOw passes
without Que or two shocks being felt Sc
Tious earthquakes have also been felt
in the IOniau Islands.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Good Definition of a Genius.

a genius is an artist who knows instinct
lively how to touch the heart and mind at
the same time.-Galveston News.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
TRIED TO MURDER WOMEN.

Athens, May 19.-An earthquake Oc-
CURED on the island of Zante on Sunday.
The Washington times., 1895-05-20
Royal Blue Line to Atlantic city.

my III bluO Alh0 W A1ldIlic City.
Under the now schedule effective May IL,
the Royal Blue Line service to and from
Atlantic City has been greatly improved
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27
GOB|ERNO GENERAL
DELAISLA DEPUERTO RICO

Ell Excmo Sr Gobernador Genera
Sc la servido con esta fecha, expedlr u
siguiente d ecreto:
"Nistas las consu'tas elevadas por "
rios yuntanientos de la lsla acerca &c
la forma en- que nan de veriticar e pago
de sus atenciones y q cobro de aus III
gresos, verfcado que sea el canje de p
moned4.
Considerando que el Real Decreto de
s del corriente 10 altera nj puede att
rar en- manera alguna los ingresos y los
egresos legalmente establecidos per ~
chas Corporaclones nj modifcar nngn
no de los deberes y derechos que son
consecueacia de los presupaestos, y en-
atenci6n que de hecho estos docunen-
tos sc han referido hasta ahora Ia no
media extranjera que circulaba y 20 z
Official que ha servido constant@nehte 'ie
base para ia contabilidad de as d4reH
denoias del Estado.
Debo manifestar diehas Corporaeia-
nes municipales, que para eFte ''ebief-
no es evidente, no deben los Ayunta-
mientos en- tanto que los nuevos lnme-
diatos, presupuestos de gastos lngreso'
sc former como proceda, hacer alleIa
ci6n alguna en- los actuales, debleHd9
continuar por consiguiente ej@cut mo-
sus pagos cobros como si 10 - hab'e
ra verifcado el canje.
Mas como para pagar y cobraF
recen ellos ell p1bEco de la mohe1'
en- que tieaen contraidas todas sns OBJ
gaciones, hay que sustltuirla con IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27

En- estas miserias del Ayunta-
miento de Madrid fgura un ciu-
dadano que Sc llama, 9 lue Sc
|lam6 republican,
Sc llam6, porque es bueno que
sea 6.e va un cadaver.
Varios comite' republlcanos
llamaron a iuicio al culpabie;
no compareci6 este, y entoncss Ia
asamblea tach6 el nombre del
prevaricador Y retir6le su con
fanza como concejal del munici
pio madrileno
Es port arse
La repdblica es ia justicia, es
la reg -neraci6n, es Ia 6nica esr g
rama que SO advierte en- medic
de Ia horrible decadencia que nos
enferma Y nos mata
Hay que purifcarse para rscl
bir Il hue ped redentor.
Eso. va a ser ese ouien Va
des ruir las podredumb resl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27

ocnrr;do hasta ell canje y el que contrato
~, ,+ro 10 hizo con ese conoclmlenIo
de osusa "a que desnaturalizar Ia ind'ie
del prestamo Al,
FL c6digo Alfonsino que trata t..o1os dqs
,,6tno en- coaas que sonacostunabr0aoS
contar, pesar Q ".eair imPone ,a1,eE al PrrS @ne
0e1a presto Oa cosa) otra ta'ata 6 TX. tb.
e tan 5a1e1aa como aquella que 10 Prese1G; =; ,
mag1er ninguna de estas cosas non nras-
xesse. establishments ell que la enPie
tasa Iey II. Tftulo l., Partida 90 ooe
derivara de ese texto que ell deudor cum
pla con la restitution al mutuante' en '1e-
qandole noventa cinco centavos de ca
da duro, moneda especial, cuapdo amoos no
contratantes han convenido Is entrega
devoluci5n de pesos moneda corrlen'e
circulante?
ARTURO AroNTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27
De Paris
& Ponce

Comentando FL Fsguro el proyecto de
lev para autorizar la investigation de la
paternidad, dice que la ley debe comen-
zar por los artfculos apoyados en- penas
scverlsimas.
Articulo lo-Todos los maridos seran
f IS sus mujeres
Articulo 2o-Todas las mujeres seran
f les sus maridos sus amantes.
Raro es ell escritor frances que no ha
emitido opinion, mas mGnos tilos6fica,
sobre este delicado asunto.
Segdn Zola, Z" el hombre, casado no,
junads esta seguro de ser padre de una
criatura, exceptuando ell case de que
viva cou su mujer en- una isla deslerta,
& iuicio de Rochefort al Sc busca la
paternidad, que es como Ia piedra flo
sofal, para los hijos natureles, es nece-
sario que Sc busque tambien para los
hiios legitimos, 10 que sera terrible para
muchos matrimonios, por 10 cual no po-
dra resolver tai question mientras las
gentes no se amen en- 1Iein air.
Edouard Drumont pide, en- nombre
del derecho cristiano, y para impedir
que exista de hecho ell derecho de per-
NADIA, que Sc Testablezca Ia investigation
de la paternldad.
Dumas eniti6 un iuieio tan severe
como justo
9" Ell hombre que pone voluntariamen-
te Y siempre es voluntarlamente IN
nino en- el mundo, sin asegurarle los me
dios materiales, sociales Y morales de
vivir, sin reconocerse responsible de to-
dos los dalos CONSEQUENCES, es un NAL
hechor que lDerece ser calificado entire
los ladrones los asesinOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27

Y aunque ahora Sc asegura que 81
nontifice no esta bien de salud, IS posi-.
lie que entierre al resto de los cardana
les que no design6 el, y que sc quede
con nm c6nclave a imagen seme
ianza, como hechurs de sus manos sa
cratlsimas.
Al podra grabar en- 81 tiara Ia leyen
IA bfblica No sois vosotros quie
nes me eleg{steis soy 20 quien os
nombre.
Lo cual ocurri6 en- tiempos de Jrba
no VIII.
Han dado un resultado excelente al
nruebas verifcadss en- Plasenca de IN
nuevo fusil, cuya invencion Sc dehe al
diputadoy y Official de artillerfa senior I.lo-
rens
Atraves6 la bala de este fusiI una
plancha gruesa de 30 milimetros de ace
ro durfsimo. fabrication Wilhnoorth,
para canores.
En- sus disparcs Ia penetration NAY
ma del Mauser es de 30 mihmetros
Los del fusil Llorens legaron l4e0
millmetros.
La velocidad en- milimetros del MAJ
ser es de $50 metros.
El del senor Llorens alcanz6 Los
metros.
Ell alcauce del Majser es de 2.20o me
tros, el de Llorens alcanza 5.l45 me
tros.
La velocidad en- disparer del MaQser
es de 40 por minute. Fl fuel Ilorens
alcanz6 81 disparos.
Ell peso del proyectil del fusil Maaser
es de II gramos, \ el de Llorens solo
de cinco euarto.
Fla muerto en- Madrid, los ochenta
amos, la respectable senora dona Carmen
Fernandez Rubio, madre de mi buen
amigo Ell sellor don Francisco Gase6n
diputado a Cortes 'por Ponce.
Ell stiIor Gascon sabe que me asoeio
q su profundo duelo y que hago MA IA
pena que le af1 je.
Hombre Il de inteligencia elevada
coraz6n entero, dominara sue trlstee I'M
rresiones Y seguira manteniehdo Ia eau
"a del bien pdblico, que bajo distintos
aspectos sirve.
Ojala cue en- su espfritu Sc restablez.
ca pronto ell equilibrio que un dolor
rremediable altera
Estas lineas reiteraran al companeFo
ell testimonio de mi p6same y Ia segu
ridad de que tambi6n Ia DEMooEAlA
| siente las angustias que le agobian.
Carolina Casamitzana Ojeda tenia
diez ocho amos, era modista y habua-
ba en- "a calle de BordadoreS.
! Una de esas noches pasadas Sc sinti5
harta de vivir, corri6 al tejado De 81
] casa Sc arroj6 la Gale.
Las piedras del arroyo le ofreeeron
lecho de maerte, destrozandola por com
pleto.
El tejado alcapzaba una aItura de 9
metros.
sQuien sera 6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27
LUIS BoNAFOUx.
e DlESTR0 SlNIESE szsI

La Bolanza, ejerciendo de ITO Poco,
nos hace saber que tiene establecida Ia
aecci6n de "Repeso" para rebajar Ia ia
"a del peso 6ratto (stu QxoQa1e?) que traen
las noticias comentarios de los que
pueden extraviar IA opinion.
;Ilusiones que Sc forja el colega. 81.
Sabemos pe,fectamente
que ha perdido e5 equiiibrio,
por 10 cual es Il ludibrio
de Ia gante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-27
FlRaaADDO ESCOJlR

Doctor en- Medicine Cirpiia de las fsculta-
das de Pa1l4, Real U0iveTsidad Litara-
Iia g. "a Hsbasa liversdad Pontiti
cia E G L. Dc Colombia, E Z U. =
de Norte America en el coegio m6dico
B5l via Hospital E z L. Z de Vene
zuea, Ex Inspector de SaIubrdad Publ
ca de Ia Habana Elk M6dico Director
del Asilo Naciopal De Enagenados de
Caracas etc, etc, etc.
Tiene al honor de ofrecer sus servicios al
pd0ico de esta ciudad en- su profession en-
general como M6dico Ciruiano, y con espe
cialidad en- las enfermedades del aparato
genito uriUsrio de las seforos y de los hom-
bres.
En- les sen ,ras curaci6n radical de Ia cai
de- descenso del utero, PROHIBlENDO en-
absolato ell uso del pesario
Curaciou completa de los p6lipos, ulceras
huios cronicos pterinos y vaglnPle les. Gu
racl6n de la esterilidad por atresia 8 estre-
chez del cnello del 1tero.
En- los hombres Curscioa completa de
Ia espermatorrea, impotencia, debilidad,
afecclores postaticas, calculcs vesicales. BILE
norrea, fujos croDices, uretraies, catarros
de la vejiga, etc etc.
Curaci6n radical en- diez dias, de las es
treeheses uretrales, sin operacion cortante.
Garantiza toda curacion en- esta especialidad
Horas de consulta de II a. N. 5
p N.
Gale de Ia Marina ndmero Antigua
casa donde estugo la Comandsncia mlitar
Ponce. Dciembre % de 1895