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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Robbers Rata a nanh

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, Feb. s.-Bank rob.
bers made bold raid on the State
National Bank at Savannah, Mo-, six.
teen miles from here last night. Thew
beat the night watohmen into insensi.
bility and then Effected an entrance to
the vault. Here they secured about
$500 worth of stamps belonging to
the poatoffioe, but were unable 70 omen
the SAFE containing the funds Of the
bank. Three characters who have
been hanging around the town are
suspected. In the private boxes CON
neoted with the vault the robbers found
Sl4.o0o in bonds, which they carried
away with them. The coupons on the
bonds due January /, 1896, had not
been detached.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
MR. BERKELEY's BILL
In Regard to Pastors Would Keep Then
Busy, If Passed.

In Regard to Pastors Would Keep Them
Busy, IL Passed.
Mr. Berkeley introduced the follow
inr bill, which, he ssid, was to reou ire
ministers to remain within their sphere
and TO let politics alone:
"Be dtenacted by the general assembly
OF Virginia that section 2219, code Of
Virginia. 1887, be amended and re-.
enacted as follows:
when a minister Of any religious g.
nomination, whether Christian, Hebrew
or Mohammedsn. or other religious pro-
fesslon, persuasion or accsption shall
before the court OF any county or cor
poration In this State produces proof of
MS ordination and of his being in @ reg
ulRr communion with the religious sooi-
ETY. OF whiohthe ia reputed member and
give bond In penalty of $500; such
court may make an order authorizing
such person to celebrate the rites of mar
riage and promulgate their doctrines;
provided, however, that tine said per-
son or pefgons exercising tho privilege
hereby granted shall be man Of
high moral character and teacher of
the doctrines of she faith of per-
sussioa to which he belongs; and pro.
vided further, that he has visited az
least twice every thirty days every in
divldul member OF his congregation or
those who habitually attend his pace
OF worship and shall have held in the
domictle Of every householder or head
of such family private worship at least
twice In thirty days and who shall
have visited the bedside of every In
valid or aick person in need of spiritual
advice and comfort and who has not
been absent from his church or place OF
worship, unless prevented by sick-
less, more than four Sundays in q
year, and any person celebrating the
rite OF marriage or discharRing any of
his ties delegated to ouch profession
shall be deemed guilty Of q misde..
meenor. and on conviction then he shall
be fRed not less than ten nor more than
Ave hnndred dollars, and shall be in
capable OF exercising any OF the powers
In thds act granted until the said fine
eball bs paid" -Norfolk Landmark of
ysate,dey
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
CONVICTED OF ARsoN.
Father Fitzgerald Sont to Prison Ten
Years for the Crime.

Father Fitzgerald Sent to Prison Ten
Years for the Crime.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Feb. s.-The Rev.
Father John M. Fitzgerald. recently
convicted Of arson In the second degree,
was day sentenced to ten years. con-
hnement in the State prison at Auburn.
Father Fitzgerald affirmed his inno-
oence, and denied that he had either
committed arson or instigased any one 10
the crime.
Fitzgerald was indicted last July of
the charge Of setting fire to the paro-
ohisl school building on the 18th OF last
July. His servant. John Cronin, who
actually set the FIRE. WAS convicted last
December. Il was shown on the trial
that the priest, just before the fro, had
insured the property for much more
shan 1t was worth, had made sudden
trip to Troy on the night OF the fire, and
had sent q mysterious telegram to his
servants, which excited the suspicious
OF the telegraph operator, who set q
watch and caused the arrest OF the in :
cendiBries.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
THE KENTUCKY MURDER.
Further Investigation Points to Cocaine
as the Drug Given the viotim.

Further Investigation Points to Cocaine
as the Drug Given the Victim.
CINCINNATI. o, Feb. s.-The slow
process of solution of the Pearl Bryan
murder mystery now points to Thurs
day night az the night Of the murder,
and to the use Of cocaine ss the means.
Druggist Ulen, on West Sixth street,
has notified the police that on We'd
neadsy before the murder Jackson
called at his place and purchased o
quantity OF cocaine, saying he wanted
IL fos patient. Ulen fully identified
she prisoner as the man who bought
the cocaine. jackson himself admits
the purchase, but says he gave II to
Walling. This is In harmony with his
story to Secretary Tibbetts, of the Y.
ID. O. A., that Wall!ng WAC to be the
active psrty in PRODUCING an abortion.
The officers to-day secured the orig
tnal copy OF letter from jackson to
William Wood, in which jackson out.
lined letter for Wood to write to MRS.
Bryan ana sign the naEae of Pearl. This
letter was to be sent to trusted friend
at La Fs to named Smith who was to
put 1t In sne postofSce at thas place and
leave the Bryan family under the Inn
PRESTON that Pearl had gone to Lib
F6yette 80 that her whereabouts after.
wards might not De traced. The letter
showa that the plot had been contem-
plated for weeks and that Wood was
communicating with jackson.
Fred w. Maxwell, of Dayton, Ky,
last Monday saw man get from the
street car with a package and proceed
towards the Dayton nand bar. To-day
Maxwell visited the city prison and
identified Waiting among other pris-
oners as she man who taken the package
to the sand bar.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
THE SUCCESSFUL BOND BIDDERS
Amounts Subscribed and Rate
Offered Per 500.
The j. p. Morgan Syndicate Gets S3a 1se.-
2bO-The Successful Bidders Were
Those Whose Bids We're Above the
Price offered by tho Combine-List OF
Those Whom Bonds Were Awarded
Axgregating $500, 600 or More.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day made known
the names of the successful bidders for
bonds, together with the amounts sub
eoribed for by each and the rate offered
per 500 interest from February /. The
last revision OF the lists completed this
evening reduces the amount awarded to
j. p. Morgan and his associates by
S52, 100, 600, making their allotment
$40, 179,a5o, The amount awarded at
each rate has not yet be- asoertained.
The successful bidders are those whose
bids. were above ITO. 6s7.7, the price Of
fered by the Morgan syndicate. Those
to whom bonds were awarded aggregat-
ing 100000 or more. as follows:
Robert e. Glendennipg. Philadelphia,
S5o0I0O0 At 119.75.
Williamsburg Saving Bank Of Brook
Ign, 100000 at Ill.
Albert L. Judson, Albany. N. Y.
$500. 900 at 1875.
Kuhn, Loeb s. Co., New York, $780,
900 at 118, S650,000 at liz, $3.50, 900 at
111i50. and 8650,00O at Ill.
William Graves and associates, New
York, $4,000, 600 ct 11s.33.91.
Third National Bank, New York,
George CRANE, New York, $500, 900 ct
112.16.
J..& w. SeliRman, New York, $780,
600 at 111.56, 100000 at l1I.o6, and
$3.50, 600 stIlO,70.
Speyer &c 90 +, New York, Si,500OOO
ut ll0.72.6. Sa,500, COO at IA. 051, Ell, GGO.-
900 at Ill 05 1, and 850O,OS at 1l2.oa.7
The New York Life Insurance Conn
pany, 35, 600, 600 ut Ill.
Joseph Pulitzer, New York, 81 0eo. 600
at d14.
The Hanover National Bank, OF New
York, $1,000. 600 at ITO 7yb. Sl,0GO,U0O at
110.ST7, So. 600, 900 ct 11l!G2 and Si, OO0,-
600 at 11i.l7.
Kidder, Pehbody & Co.. Boston, $780,
1000 at 112.2l, $1,000. 00e at dI1.23 and
100000 600 at ITO SO.
II. 8. Mcseley & Co., Boston, $500, 900
at I11.357.
The American Exchange National
Bank. New York. 100000 atul1.
,U. p. Morgan and associates, New
York, 1913, l79 $50 ut IlO-6ST.
Lsasrd Freres, New Work, 8 Il 600, 900
at 11077O, 81, 600, 900 ct I'LL 80, aSI, 600, 200
at Ill IS. $1,000, 600 at 1d177O, S25, OOe at
1l1.75 and ga, 500 at III.
Cora Theresa White, Boston, $500, 00O
at 111.5311.
The Investment Corporation. New
York, 100000 at ITO 1870, SS5OO,O 900 at
1io.8s09 $500, 900 at 1tO.9SSe and $780,
600 at 111.1569.
w. B. Hibbs Sc Co., Washington, D. O.,
$3.50 600 at 111.015 and .&250,O00 at
ITO 76.
N. w. Harris & Co.,, NewWork, $780,
600 st 1902, 1900 600 at 11117.S2O( =
600 at 11i.42, So. 600. O0e st 11l67, $780,
600 at 11l.9s. $3.50, 900 ct liz. 1T, $3.50, OoO
ct 11s.42. $4,000 at 1l2.57 and 800. 600
| at 1870.
Secretary Carlisle to-day sent to eac,,
| Of ,he 78I successful bidders formal
notice OF acceptance of their respective
| bids.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.
Their Horrible Condition and Conssan
Dread of Further Prosecutions,

Their Horrible Condition and Constan
Dread of Further Prosecutions.
BOSTON,. Feb. s.-The pressing need
for relief for the destitute in the dis
turbed region of Turkey is illustrated
by letter from Arabkir, received here
to-day, In which II said: 1.-THE refugees
wander about from morning until even.
ing begging and are obliged to return
empty-handed, hungry, weary, cold and
almost dead to sleep on the Stones"
Continuing tho writer says: Hun
dreds OF women are violated in Turkish
houses. Some have embraced Islnmism
because of their wretohedness and some
have given their daughters TO Turks.
At this place 1900 houses have been
burned and 5000 persons have been sac.
rihced. The remainder are terrified by
an awful threat Of the Turks who saw:
Your turn is coming, we will massacre
you later"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Tho &entuehy senatorsh.,,.

LouIsvE11E, KY. Feb. s.-A special
to the Post from rFrankfort SAYS: The
furry of renewed interest in the Soma
torial race which was created .by the
early morning report that Senator
Ogilvie Was unable to be out subsided
when the feeble senator came into the
house cham bef twenty minutes before
! the time to ballot. When the ballot be.
aTan more paiFs than have been made
Nor week were announced, leeyi,g 1873
present AID Fifty eight necessary to a
choice. The ballot resulted: Rrnter,
a0; Blackburn. aa2; Tyler, S; Bate, /.
The joint eauons adjonened until Non
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Their Relations Uordia,.

MADRID, Feb. s-The goveYnmen,
organs regard the resolution of the
United States Senate committee on
foreign relations In favor of the recoge
milton Of the Cuban insurgents as bell
ligerents as being of no Importance.
They declare that the relations between
the Spanish and the American govern
ments are very cordial, and that the
campaign In Cuba has not changed
them. Marshal Martinez de Oampos
dined last evening with the queen
recent.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
To be Examined at Newport News,ssgs
Insurgents burning TRAINS.

HAVANA, Feb. s.-TheN insurg eusa
have plundered o number OF STOKES ae
Calvario, this province, and train from
Jovellanos, province OF Matanzss, wa q
derailed yesterday near Coliseo after q
pilot engine had previously been de-
rallied. The engine sent ahead had an
armored car attached to it. rhis was
burned with the baggage car and three
passenger cars OF the regular train.
treat loss of life is said to have resulted
from this outrage.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
"Nothinc Succeeds Like suoce,, ;.

SUCCESS Ia always initiated by those
who have not brains enough to succeed
upon their own merits. The successfu /
merchant, m manufacturer, advertiser and
the professional man are initiated by
their interiors, but they, in this way,
without intending 10, pay q decided
compliment to the successful. Hobbie
Music Company are leaders In pianos
and organs. They never follow. Ex-
anime their stock. prices and terms, and
you Will understand why they are
SUCCESS.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
A REMARKABLE ExeERImENn.
The Cathode Rays Bring to view Shot in
Rabbit.

The Cathode Rays Bring to View Shot in 8
Rabbit
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 8.-Prof. A.
w. Wright, Of Yale University, has iua,
completed most remarkable expari-
ment in ldne with former experiments
with photography by Cathode rays.
After the exposure of o rabbit Prof.
Wright discovered on tho plato several
dark spots. These spots appeared on
the print. His attention was at once
directed TO the fact that by the Cathode
rays these spots, absolutely invisible on
the cabb!t. has brcaghs out.
The animal was at once dissected ana
to the aRrprise Of the sKperimenter sew.
eral small shot were found In tho car.
cass. Professor Wright had received
she rabbit, not knowing 1t had been
Millad, and without the slightest init
mhsion OF the presence of the shot. The
reasis of tbia experiment. provea that BY
the Cathode rays foreign substances in
the hunan body can ha detected when
sheir presence cannot be ascertniaad In
a9y o.her way.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Mexican Capital News.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico. Feb. s.-Gen.
eral Escobedo has applied for a CON.
cession to tuild 6 railway to unite the
principal cities of the States of Coahuita.
Nuevo Leon and Chihuahua. The ar
rest Of DR.. Fsbio, the Cuban, st ,he
instance OF the Spanish minister. Ia
said to be due to charges of q crlminaI
nature against him. Extradition p.pers
are expected soon from Cuba. II ia
reported that political motive UNDER
lies the arrest
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
slhe Funeral OF acr. Enesfsb.

iNDIA&APoLIs. Ind. Feb. s.-The de-.
satls for the funeral of the late VIM. 81.
Gngiish Eave been arrasged. The ser
vices will occur at Q O'clock to -morrow
afternoon. The friends of the dead
man Will &aye an opportunity to view
sne body In the hotel parlors ,duntng the
1orsnoon. The funeral services will be
IN 'ehsrge OF the Rev. John 3. English,
OF new York, Baptist minister and q
cousin of Mr.. Maglish.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
New York Repnbltcas. Conveutser,

NEw Yong. Feb. s.-The Republican
State central committee has decide
upon March ed as the date for the State
convention and. this .oisy as the plsse.
Tha committee also recognized the righ 1
OF the county committee TO pass upon
the question of the validity of the cay
Organization enrollment, and refarrea
to that committee the protest of she
committee of 500 The .Prasid en- ttel
candidacy OF Governor Morton was en-
dorsed by resolution.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
A nSllasAry FunoraI.

WAsHINeToN. Feb. S.--The late Gen.
John Gibson, who died Thursday In Bal
timose. will be accorded q full military
funeral here Monday. with oil the ae-
compartments of tae obaequies of G
s1or general. His remains will be
met ct the railroad station by regi-
mens OF infantry. q battery OF artillery
ano Two troops OF cavalry, and escorted
10 Arlington, where the interment will
take place.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
syndicate of the present. sge was tho

syndicate OF the present age WAS the
oowardice of statesmen.
he also declared that Q high officer OF
the administration had said. that the
silver agitation had already cost the
Government $3.50. 600, 600 in bond iss ues.
and In the course of the next twelve
months the bond issues would increase
to $1,000, 100000. Mr. Hall voted for
free coinage in the last Congress. The
general debate will close Monday and
the vote will be taken on Tuesday.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

THE ROYAL AND LENNON ARE
THE BRANDS OF TWO TOOTH
BRUSHES THAT WE IMPORT AND
HAVE CONTROL OF IN ROANOKE.
THEY ARE PROVING VERY Salts
FACTORY TO OUR TRADE. DROP
IN AND SEE THEM. MAssIE'S PHAR-
MACY
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
In Favor Of Rine.ali,sn,.

BRUssELs. Feb. The Central Ac,;.
cultural Association hae presented .
petition to parliament in favor of bi-
metailtsm and begging tho Governments
20 bring the matter TO the nosice OF
the foreign governments,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
inst Recetved.

A CAR load Of handsome Oak Bedroom
Suites, seven different styles. Prices
S22 so to S2S for the complete suite. on
easy terms, ct DoEALDsoN's, 100 Salem
avenue. and 413 Henry street, opposite
new public building.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
well Known lawyer Dead.

CINCINNATI. o., Feb s.-Wm. II. Ram
ssy, a we'll known lawyers former par;.
ger of Stanley Matthews, late justice OF
tho United Stskes supreme court, died
stb o'clock this morning Of paralysis.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Caneressman ElIsesgs Condtt.on.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. s.-Congressm On
Tazswell Elicit ia just as low as he csn
be to he alice. His doctors say stey
have not given up hope of saving his
HE but the chences are very slim. His
pulse to-nighs is ct lO4.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Bristol Bridge Acoident.

NEW, BRITAIN. Conn. Feb. s.-No
more bodies have been found at the
scene OF the Bristol bridge accident and
the recount now stands six dead; three
Missing.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

The United States Goyernment re-
ports show Royal Baking Powder su-
perior to all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
r. M. SUTTON e co.

of Baltimore. whol ,ale dealers in dry goods and
notions, whose can. ilc rooms arc In tho Hotel
Lee, Corner Salem avenue and Commerce street)
has lust received and opened up the largest and
most complete line Of dry goods and notion sam.
pies ever exhibited In Roanoke city. Captain
Booth will be pleapcd to soc the merchants OF the
city and surrounding country at hin sample rooms.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09
Fifteen Thousand Dollars In P,anos .nd
Organs. - -

The largest stock and greatest ysrietv
In standard makes of pianos and orrsns
ever exhibited in Roanoke ia now I'm che
waserooms OF Hobbie Mpsic Co. Special
prices and terms are offered to reduce
stock.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

For his money and know
where to go TO get 1t. Are you
thinking OF making any snch
Investments Speaking OF
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-09

It Is said was the amount
that q man out west wanted
to invest in tho now govern
ment bonds. He evidently
wanted to get the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-13
AL COMERCIO
7 AL CABOTAJE

Los que aueoriben Admin ristra lores de
ips Salinas Caadelafia Y Fratef9aidad de
Cabo Rojo ponen II conocimlento del p6
bIico on general, que por virtud de oontva-
tos celebrates. queda desda hoy la vsnta
de gus productos cargo exclusive y uni
cameate para la Isia, dc los eefioree ST.
gcientts:
Para los puertos de la Costa Sud compren-
datlos desde Cdbo ROj0 d Fajardo ipcltSiUes,
q los Sei5Ores Scbrin0S de Isqrerdo Dc Co.
Para eI de Ia Capital a los Sres j. 0choa
HernsasO.
Para los de MayagiSes q Aguadilla incla-
sives, d los Sres j. Tornabelas q Co.
Para Arecab0 d los Sres. BOSSES e Co.
Para deeembarcar en- los pusrtos inter
nedios, de Ag 1adilla Arecibo Y &e esta
In Capital seguiran vsndiendo los propios
suscripientss, veri6sandolo in3istintaments
para Ia Expc rita ai6a, todos los relacicnadoa.
Cabo- Rojo, Jy.lio % de 1856.
1mTd .JUsN CoLBERG.-JosE A. ORTIZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-13
AL, PUBLICO

El sef1or don Bias Russo italiano, de pro-
fesi6n dorador, plateador .ss.r.5T -
sahss lsiss c.s.se de matales fiace el traba5o imi
tando el crlsfUneylo garantiza como de pri.
mera clase.
Bias Russo tiene el honor de ofrecer sus
aeryicios profesionales en- 81 arte dc dorar,
platear limpiar Oalices, Copones Ousto
dias, Crimeas, Relicarios, Candeieros de
mas artefactos de plateria, con esmero, prom
titud placer de los que 10 ocupen.
Sc doran camas de metal y Sc tiorean las
de hero tambi6p; SO componen reio1es y SO
quitan las manchas de los espejos, Tambi6n
Sc hacen Iunas nnevas para losespe1os
Gale de Ia TorreenPonce.
Julio Il de 1896. 1lm. d. s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-13
EHDHCT'O
Don Francisco de .Saaege,s5s q Artigues,
J4ez de "a Lsstancia de esta eietdad
~ SU 9,HrttCI0.

Por el presente edicto hsgo saber: que en-
ell iuioio eiecutiVo seguido por ell Proclrador
don Jose Maria de aoicoeehea, en- repTesen-
taci0n de don Lorenzo Bias CAIRO contra
don Jose Gutierrez Maldonado Eobre cobrO
de novecientos pesos. intereses costas, por
proyidencia de hoy he dispuesto proceder
una segunda subasta de soa bienes embaT-
gadCs con la rebaia del 25 per 100 del ava
l6o hechc, cuyos bieEeS conaisten en- una
fnca rdstica sin nombre eonocido, en- ell ter
miuo municipal de Pefluelas, de cabida su-
perficial de 81 cuerdas % centeaimas de
otra, equiyalentes 10 hectareas, 10 areas,
81 centiareas, planradas de cafe, guineos
pastos conteniend0 enclavadRs en- ella tres
casas de MADEIRA, de las cuales dos son tie
chadas de zinc, la otra de ysgues. lndan-
tes por GIL Saliente con terreaoa dc don Ma
nnei Colon Perez, don Manuel Figneroa
Jss6s don Santos Colon Cintr6n, al Sud
con terrenos del deudor Gutierrez Maldcna-
do, al Oeste con tierra5 de dofia MonseTrate
Basigas, viuda do Toro, al Norte con te<
rrenos del mismo deudor dicho, cuya finca
tiene fjado ell valor de dos mil pesos. El &C
to del remate tendra lugar en- a Sala de ea-
To Juzgado ell dia 26 de Agosto pr6ximo. 4
las diez de su mafana: cue los tftulos do
propiedad estan pendientes Go Ia presenta-
ci6fi nor oil eiecutado cuyo norabre SO han
inscrito en- ell Registro dc la propiedad, y no
Sc admitiran postnras que no cubran las dos
terceras parties de los mil quinientos pesos
aue ha quedado reduoido su yalor por Ia re-
baia del % por 100, debiendo loa que quie-
ran rematar, copsignar ep la Sala del Juz
gado al 10 por 100 de los referidos 1000 pc
sos, fin de poder obrar Ia licitacion.
Dado en- Ponce, veinte siete dc Julio
de mil oehocientos noyenta seis. ffdfa-
cisco de SG1lgenaS. Jose C.. S~bF0deF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-13
VENTA DE DOS FIAcAs De CAFE
EN- PATILLAS
d yentIen dos fincas en- Patillas

Sc venden dos fiucss en- Patillas
Una de elias, compuesta de 25 cuerdas de
terreno, de lisno sobre alto; de elias IL
sembradas de cafe en- plenal production; de
4 cuerdas cafe De afIos; el resto apro-
piado para continuaE las siembras de cafe,
por ser monte maleza, con siembras &c
guabas.
La otra, de 65 10 cuerdas de llano v 50
bre alto. Con II 10 cnerdaa do cafe en
plena producci6n y algdu cafe nuevo y. ii
resto de pastos propios para ganado; eeta
inca tiene casa habitaci0n.
Hay La yentaia para oil que adqniera -
tas dos incas, de que puede haoer de eliza
una sola y exsenderla. faeiImenta, adqui
riendo los predios colIndantas.
Tnforaara Ell Arroyo,
TosG Aarsa nudsEla. 3
Arroyo, 10 Julio 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-13
o. q !!

So yende el estabieoimieato de Pr6staroa
situado en- la plaza Las Delicias III que 10
interese puede dirigrse q sns dnefioa on II
iniamo local.
Los que tepgan prendas Il objetos empari
fiados 80 aerviran sacarlos antes del 15 das
entrante Julio.
Sc compra una eatanCia dc caf6 sifnada al
esta jurisdiction, aatando libre Go graraala.
nea.
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Espeios saones Flores arciales eos
de Collection complete de metal bnco CRYSTAL de
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pumera Jardinera teos
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de varias classes, propios regaos
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icoreras de metal
blanco adornos de cristal jaspeados
Infnda arcuos bonitos servcos completes
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uantes caba bncos coores eabaeros
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sombrilas de gran luio paraguas de seda 6na
Opfica especial
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GRAN RBALIZACION

de galapagos de todas clases en- Ia ca
sa de r. TORO & Ce, Gale del Co
mercio. Sc realizan casi como quie-
ra el comprador: los hay de todas cla.
ses, tanto para seioras como para ca
balleros.