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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-02
local NEWS.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at 12m.
Ashes carted--Co Connecticut Concrete
Co., 40 Church street
Eight more persons were admitted
Into Epworth M. E. church yesterday.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., AZ Church street.
Mrs. Arthur M. Merrell of 43 Vernon
street is visiting relatives in South
Manchester Conn.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Bessie F. Mallory, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Mallory of Atwater street, to
Mr.. Herbert A. Ensign of Hartford, for
merly of this city.
Next Saturday afternoon at Hosmer
hall, Hartford, Professor Phelps of
Yale will open the course on Great
Novelists," to be given by him and
Richard Burton. Six alternate lectures
will be given.
At Plymouth church, Milford, last
evening, the handsome white and gold
banner was presented to the Junior Y.
P. S. G. E. by the Senior society. Spe-
cial music added to the interest.
The following We're elected officers
of the Adelphi Literary association yes
terday afternoon: President, M. Lam
bert; vice president, A. S. Rogowski;
treasurer, Fl. Fisher; financial secre-
tary, S. Wolf; recording secretary, J.
Goodman
very pretty wedding took place at
the Factory street temple yesterday
afternoon. The contracting parties
were M. Cohen of Boston and Miss Ada
Ayman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Ayman of this city. The best man was
A. L. Ayman, a brother of the bride.
Mr.. Hertz and Miss Minnie Isaac at
tended the bride Guests We're present
from Boston and New York.
The Knights of st. Patrick are ar
ranging to have the biggest and finest
banquet this fine association has ever
held. It will take place at the New
Haven house on the evening of March
II and will include covers for 200 or
more guests. The POSTMASTER will be
Lieutenant Colonel 7. F. Callahan and
among the guests of honor will be
James Jeffrey Roach of Boston, DR..
Francis Bacon, Colonel N G. Osborn
and Isaac Wolfe of this city Mr..
Roach is the distinguished editor of the
Boston Pilot and has a national repu-
tation. The banquet of the Friendly
Sons of st. Patrick will be held also
on the evening of March II and prob
ably will be in the Hotel Majestic
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IfYou Have lex chud This Is Surely a

If You Hayc lex Child This Is Surely
Message OF Hope.
This is the best of news for parents
OF weakly or sickly children. 1t is a
fact that our people have heretofore not
mad the same opportunity for having
their children who suffer from chronic
or lingering complaints treated and
cured by eminent specialists in chill
dren's diseases as do the residents of
the great cities where such skilled ply
sicians reside. In others words our
people have, been debared from seek
ing a cure for their children by the
great physicians, owing to the cost
of travel to the large city and the high
fees charged by such physicians,
Here, therefore, is q chance for the
cure of the children of our community
which should not be lost, DR.. Greene
of So West 14th street, New York city,
who is beyond doubt the most success
full specialist in curing diseases of chill
dren, offers to give free consultation by
mail in all cases. of childrens COM
plants. Parents have the privilege of
consulting DR.. Greene by letter, de-
Scribing their children's diseases and
he will, after carefully considering the
symptoms, write a letter fully explain
ing the trouble, tell everything about
their complaint so plainly that you will
understand exactly what ails your chill
dren. He will also give his advice,
founded upon his vast experience and
wonderful success in treating such
cases, as to just what to do to effect
cure All this will cost you nothing
and you can thus have consultation
with the best-1nown physician and ac-
knowledged most successful specialist
in the world without leaving home and
at no expense whatever The doctor
is the. discoverer of that greatest OF
medicines, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy and has discovered
many other most valuable remedies.
Write to him now about your child
for this is a chance of cure which you
may never have again.
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Some Men Try

to save money by spelling a
$1,000 suit of clothes on the
first rainy day.
There'll be lots Of new
suits and good old suits spoil
ed this month, for there'll be
plenty Of rainy days.
1t isn't our place to take
care Of your wardrobe, but
that won't prevent US from
naming a popular folly and
suggesting the commonsense
remedy--Here it is.
..... .Gentlemen's ,:Mackintoshes in plain
.colors-grey and understandable
..capes--sewn enthusiastically water.
....proof and wear proof. Prices were
-. Saturday last $1,000, S.. 90 and $500
y. each-now $4.9S.
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IN JvINsTED.
Set Fire by Stacking Lime.

SeL TIC Dy SIHUINIItst LfIltt'
Winsted, March 1.-The barns of
Bronson Brothers, which were used in
connection with their lumber yard at
this place, We're destroyed at o'clock
this morning. Two oxen and a cow
persisted in the flames. The horses
were cut loose in their stalls in time
to escape The fire started in a pc
culiar manner. The water of Still river
which had overflowed it's banks came
in contact with several barrels of lime
stored in the barns and in a short time
the buildings were reduced to ashes.
They contained heavy stock of hay
and supplies, which was partially in
sured. Loss $4,000.
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NEARLY Il MURDER,

An Italian Row on Hamilton Street-started
Over Liquor BiIl-The Offender Locked
Up Less Than Twenty Minutes After the
Deed.
What was nearly tragedy occurred
at 1856 Hamilton street Saturday night
1t seems that an Italian named De
Blasio owed a bill of $12 to brother
in-law of Francisco Malfusio of 221 Wal
lace street and Saturday night NAL
fusio and his sister started out to col
lect the bill. De Blasio said he had no
money and a dispute followed and NAL
fusio finally became so angry that he
drew revolver and his sister at the
same time drew knife. In the room
at the same time there were De BIasio's
twenty-two-y ear-old son. Dominick,
and his two small children and his wife.
When Malfusio fired the young De
Blasio fell. The ball had entered his
back just over the heart, struck the
eighth rib and glanced toward the
spine, where it lodged. DR.. T. NJ. Ca
hill was called and extracted the bali
with piece of the mans shirt clinging
to it. De Blasio was in too critical a
condition to be removed to the hos
pital. Malfusio was arrested by Detec-
tive Jere McGrath and Officers Kelly
and Enright just as he was about to
flee, and only twenty minutes after the
shooting was lodged at the police sta
ton on Grand avenue.
The officers intended to arrest Mall
fusio's sister, who had taken part in
the assault. but they found her in bed
and in a critical condition. The sight
of her brother in custody threw her
into a terrible spasm, which lasted for
several minutes
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A Friend In Need

is a good umbrella. We
say good" advisedly for a
poor umbrella which drips
color on your back, and leaks
skylight at the ribs, is indeed
a delusion and a snare.
Better a thousand drops Of
clean raln-Water than ten
drops Of black dye on collar
or costume.
We're telling you now Of
good +" umbrellas.
$50. Ladies Silk Glorias 26 inch rib with
-. pretty natural wood handle, Hoops and
-. bulbs) sold saturday last at $I.e5 each
NOW Csc.
80. Ladies' silk union umbrellas with
=. steel rod Dresden handle, never-cut-
....wear like wire, selling now at 81 so
-. each.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-02

The usual treatment of catarrh is
very unsatisfactory, as thousands can
testify. Proper local treatment is posi-
lively necessary to success, but many,
If not most, of the remedies in general
use afford but temporary relief. A cure
certainly cannot be expected from
snuffs, powders, douches and washes.
Ely's Cream Balm which is SO highly
commended, is remedy that combines
the important requisites of quick ac-
ton, specific curative powers, with per-
feet safety and pleasantness to the pa
tient. FIG 3teod1tw
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At the smoke sale, commencing Sat
urday, February 20, The Chamberlain
Furniture & Mantel Co. will sell all
their upholstered goods, upholstery COW
erings and bedding that were In stock
during their recent fire of February
14th, whether damaged or not by smoke,
at a spot cash discount of % per cent.
f2S ct
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Special Efforts

Have been made to show the
best line Of 3oc Fabrics to be
found, and Judging from the way
they cut last week guess we've sue
ceeded.
36 and 3S-in. All Wool Mix
lures, Chamelon effects, Checked
Suitings, etc, in immense variety.
Not a yard but what would sell
equally well at 50c-but fancy profits
are an unknown quantity here.
soc yd.
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3ocy'd.
In 3 etter Goods.

There are too many kinds and
styles to attempt description, at so,
IS, 65, Is, $50, s1.00, s1.25 yd. up
and superb stock Of high grade
Imported Novelties in dress lengths
no two alike, and styles strictly
exclusive.
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For Men

$50. Close rolled silk umbrellas, steel rods
-. natural wood handles, bulbs, crooks,
....etc. were $3.50, on Saturday--for a
....few days sl.9s.
Oh yes it will rain again in
a few days and the only way
to prevent it is to carry your
macintosh or umbrella with
you.
We sell umbrellas for lend
ing purposes at lower prices
than those quoted above.
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If You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist
excursions Personally conducted.
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 1872 Washington
street, Boston. Sl2 II
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The CoIored Wool Fabrics

Are models of beauty and low
priceness, and there's no excuse for
any woman not having one or more
new dresses.
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CoIored Mohairs

Are destined to play highly
important part in the Spring drama
Of correct style.
We have anticipated this de-
mand with very large assortment
of all the best shades, particularly
light greys.
50, 65, 75c and Sl.00 yd.
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U. G. MEYERS. Observer.
Note.-A minus sign ii prehxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A"T' in connection with rainfalltndlcates
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
*Below zero.
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NEW ADVERTISElEY1s TO- DAY.

NfsV hDf EV ENIo iO-DhAs
Anniversary Week--E. Mcintyre Co.
Auction Sale;-R. b. Mallory.
Auction Sale-l4l Orange Street.
Carpet Sale-Brown s. Durham.
Coverings -Bowditch Furniture Co.
Daily Chat-Nlalley, Nicely " Co.
Dr.kennedys Favorite ltemedy-At Druggists.
Dress Fabrics-Howe & Stetson.
Entcrtainment-Polps Wonderland.
Entertainment-Grand Opera House.
Entertainment-Hyper Theater.
Estate David l.. Daggett-Probate Notice.
tound-Jewelry-.59 Lombard Street.
For observation-disclosures Il. Cowles.
For Sale-Engine-2t9 Water Street
Grand Shopping EIporium-F. NJ. Brown & Co.
Paint Stock-Linsley g. Lghtbourn.
Printed WarpsChas. Monsoon Co.
Rubber Goods-Linsley g. Lightbourn,
Special for Monday-Public Market.
Three Days Sale--Wm. Frank n Co.
The Hustlers-Linsley & Lightbourn.
Wanted-Situation-B., This Office.
Wanted-Situation- Clerk, 332 York Street.
d-Nursing-Nurse,T This Office.
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have joined with progressive country producing the most
fetching Wool Dress Fabrics Dress Embellishments
for Spring that fortunate
And increased skfuness of workmen improved machinery
liberal supply of material and more rapid means of
freight transportation have brought prices lower than
before in the worlds history.
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Mean temperature. 43.
Max. Temperature IS.
Min. Temperature. Al.
PRECIPITATION "a inches.
Max. velocity OF wind. 5-SE.
Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 45 degrees. or an
average daily deficiency OF = degrees.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
airy /, % inches.
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A Bingham Chance

A Bingham Chance
.... On Trade Table No. you find it.
.Fifty-two patterns of fine Zephyr
>. .Gnghams of 81 inch width in pinks.
-. blues. fawns ,etc.-just the thing for Chill
-. dren's wear. Price S1scents per yard,
=. or IL Yards for SI.oo. If there's any
>. thing better in the market at Is4c. a
:. yard we don't know it.
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Rich Black Goods.

None here but the thorough
ly reliable kind that we can guaran-
tee to give thorough satisfaction.
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NALLl.Ml:sNEErYM4p(e'
NhHo 4, ~

CHAS. II. BROMLEY,
-Nl. New and Old Violins for sale. Repair
ing speciality. Bows rehaired. Instruction
given on the Violin. Terms moderate.
s4tf 2b3 ORCHARD ST., New HayenCt
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before in the worlds history
The coored Wool Fabrics Rich Black Goods.
Are models of beauty and low None here but the thorough
picene reliable KIND that we can guaran-
having tee to give thorough sasacton
new dresses Mohar Fabrics.
Special Efforts We want every woman in this
14 h ae e show tbe city line Of Mohars be-
s ssb ssd s s5snf Ffh sm {. ns
they cut last week the hest yaues he fopnd
ceedea - % ! i. wo A.; There's only way prove
Chameleon effects Checked Give Nc tIe nriyioe If show
sutng variety our line whether You purchase
equally well at 50c-but fancy profits
are unknown quantity here. Plain Mohairs
soc yd. Very best cloths and perfect
II a++a. noade color and lustre-
:" : IS. e.le' eo0os. SO, 80, So IS, rs
lh o s aa 100 maGy h,nd a and 100 yd
and perb stock If hoh Grade and Mohar sergesvidths
mport tma Rs and 4 s 11ss sp o
exclusive LIS and 1.35 I'd.
coIored Mohairs r.gufeMd Mona15 ana Woo'
are ues, t tb 10 Sas d IS, so, So, rs, loo,
Of correct style II l.25 l3o and 1.5O yd.
We have anticipated this de- Avery large assortment and
mand with large assortment the best values t. be found any
| OF all the best shades particularly where
ng en- g1eys :, "a ~ We unquestionaby & Mo-
Special Value.
A SO inch Black Storm Serge ~ heavy all wool and Of
wearing qualities.
Soc I'd.
Silks.
This store is to be headquarters for reliable Silks
watch the daily improvement.
SO Styles Of New Black For Separate Skirts
Figured India Silks. We suggest the rich Satin
Spring designs Damas IN great variety q 1n
Evorv ward warranted to Dive thor fashionable large patterns
ough Oh satisfaction SOC. and LIS yd
| DUAL. g "a inches WIDE e,.,
75c yd. oPec'a' oa'e
DUAL l. "A inches wide of Black Satin Duchesse-exa
~''' : s1Oo yd, qualities
Our 500 "a n-worth s11o SOC yd.
Black Brooches have 27n-worth 81 q OO VI
equal Superb pattern assert oy . 4l j, ~
the best quality of cloth ~ 'i'oo i@5 W.
made to retail at that
Wear guaranteed DIdCk dITeIaS.
Dresdens 50, rs and I'd.
In large and varied assortment - .
o8c SIPS, 1888, 0'ack 'no'as.
I5o, r.75 to $50 yd. 80, SO, rs and LOO yd
For Dress Trimmings.
You have vast field to choose from as Dame Fashion
/ has placed her stamp of approval upon a great
range of styles.
Buttons Jet Trimmings
| Are to be the go-And our
stock ready for you. Also spangle and Honion
P;retod TOT Flrroo , 49, efects-Persan Bands
metal Pearl IN white shaded and great urgently request
smoked, Fine cut Steel, Celuoid and o
Gold. careful examination OF our stock.
And very large stock of
small Gilt Steel R and coored Cariturcs
Buttons that to be so much zen ~
evidence" in large variety
Batiste Bands and Edges in large assortment at very
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March l, 1896. s n. M.
Forecast for Monday-For New England
and eastern New York Clearing, much cold
er, high northwesterly winds.
Local Weather Report.
FOR MARCH l. 1896.
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Plain Mohairs.

Very best cloths and perfect
color and lustre-
80, 80, 50, IS, rs
and LOO yd.
Sicilians, Venetians, Granadas
and Mohair Serges-widths SO 10
54 inches.
so, IS, rs, 100,
LIS and 1.35 I'd.
Figured Mohair and Wool
and Mohair Fabrics,
IS, so, So, rs, 100,
LIS, 1.30 and l.5O yd.
A very large assortment and
the best values to be found any
where
We are unquestionably mo
hair Headquarters. :"
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Mohair Fabrics.

We want every woman in this
city to see our line Of Mohairs be-
fore purchasing elsewhere-For we
claim positively to show the largest
and most complete assortment, and
the best values to be found.
There's only one way to prove
this assertion, and you're the judge
Give us the privilege Of show
ing our line whether you purchase
or not.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-02
Beauties Of "Reminiscences.
The Most Natural Years Of Our LIVES are
Those OF Childhood.

In January Ladies' Home Journal
Rev. Charles II. Parkhurst, ID. d., in
an admirable article on "The Mem
orles of Our Childhood Homes
writes that, "Reminiscence makes us
little even when we are old, and helps
to keep us pure and fresh with the
sprlngtime that was in us a score or a
generation of years ago. A boy can
never become utterly bad so long as
there remains with him a memory of
his father and"mother in the act and
attitude of prayer. The time may
come with the hardening and chilling
process of the years when he will
himself cease to pray, but from the
canvas long ago painted there will
never fade the figures of those, now
asleep, whose heads were seen day by
day bent in humble, conhding worship,
and who in inspired priestliness laid
the morning sacrifice upon the family
altar; and the memory of fathers and
mothers prayer helps, at any rate, to
keep alive in us our own possibilities
OF prayer"
"The most natural years of our lives
we live while we are children, and
there is always rest and publication
in getting back into touch with them.
When the burdens press a little heav-
lily, and the future is thick with uncer-
tainlties, the wish will sometimes
shape itself that we might be back
again among our free, fresh, childhood
days. We do not understand it very
well, but there is something gone that
we would dearly love to have back.
Those may seem to have been rather
unproductive afternoons that we used
to spend up in the garret, listening, in
the pauses of our merry-making, tc
the rain pattering on the roof, and we
so dry and sheltered underneath, but
our life means more even to-day be
cause of them and because of our
memory of them.
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values of salaries, emoluments of
office, posts of profit. professions,
trades and occupations, was $7o,2o4,
o79; in 1899, $io4,SSI, ,ooa IN
1895, SItbo14,o67 in 1894, SI14,-
4t4,0IS; in 1895, $GI2,S2z75t
While there appears TO be a marked d
decrease in the valuations from 1894
to 1905, there is noticeable increase
from 1891 TO 1895, the increase in
that time being about $32, 100000.
These figures no doubt, fall far short
of giving the actual valuation existing
under this classification, owing to
under valuations and to the fact that
for none of the years has either Lam
caster or Philadelphia county made
any return.
In addition to the real estate assess
ed for taxation, which amounts to
something over two billions of dollars
there ale other species of property
subject to county taxation. The total
value of property taxable for county
purposesin 1891 was Sa,2I6,oo3,2t5 (;
in 1892, $7,45o,55S,S4o; ; in 1898,
Sa,5o7 ,o66,o57; IN 1894, S2,545,5oo- =
1873 in 1895, $2,67I, I,o4557I There
has been gradual increase from 1891
to 1895. All the counties appear to
have made complete returns under
this heading.
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Sittsar Loses His Case.
Sullivan Wyoming Judicial Contest Decided
in Favor Of Judge Dunham.

The commission to try the Sittser-
Dunham judicial contest in the Sull-
ivan-Wyoming district last week made
its return to Governor Hastings.
The contest is decided in favor of
Judge Dunham, the sitting Republican
judge, who is returned elected by III
majority. On the face of the returns
Dunham was elected over ex-Judge
Sittser, Democrat, by a majority of
only seventeen.
The commission threw out the
votes in the First ward of Tunkhan-
mock and several votes in Sullivan
county, thereby increasing by I5o
Dunham's majority. The report is
signed by Judge Archibald, of Scran-
ton, and Judge Searle, of Montrose.
Judge Woodward, of Wilkes Barre,
was called into the trial of the case
after the retirement of Judge Rice to
60 on the superior court bench, and
did not sign the report for this reason.
Proceedings have been commenced
at Tunkhannock to compel the peti-
TONERS for the contest to pay the
expenses.
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A CHAPTER OF STATISTICS.

The Indebtedness Of Pennsylvania Counties
Over S62, 900. 900 Secretary Latta Calls
Down Assessors for Neglect OF Duty
Some Remarkable Discrepancies as
Shown by the Returns TO the Internal
Affairs Department.
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" Hellov' Will Cost a Nickel.

A telephone company is about to
begin business in Chicago on rather
novel plan. There will be slot machines
placed at convenient points, and by
depositing a nickel, connection can
be had with any desirable point. If
the service is not secured the machin e
returns the nickel.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-02
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
i fices Low and Good Work.

FOR the finest and best stoves nware roofing spoutng
and general job work. go to w. w. Watts on Iron street
Buildings heated by steam hot or hot water in satsc
tory manner Sanitary Plumbing specially.
have the exclusive control of the Thatcher steam hot
water and hot air heaters for this territory which is acknow
edged to be the best heater the market All work
teed. e
w. w. WATTS,
iNoN HlkEEl. bloomsbury, Pa.
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Distress After Eating.

81 was troubled with dyspepsia
and could not eat anything without
terrible pam, The doctors gave me
medicine but nothing seemed to help
me and my brother told me to try
Hoods Sarsaparila. | did so and
to-day J am entirely cured and can
eat anything wish without distress. "
Mrs. Clara B. Ryan, Johnsonburg,
Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-01-02

Hoods Pills cure all liver lis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-02
Muy barata

Sc vende la mejor fnca de la Florida, ju-
risdiccion de Barceloneta, llamada CUEVAS
DE ROMAN.
Oonsta de 200 cuerdas, parte de cafe y
platanos, con excelentes maderas.
Tiene magnffco camino faciI de comuni-
caci6n con Manatf y 20 minutes de La Flo
rid0.
Para mas iDformes, dirigirse Ia expresa-
da fnca al que suscribe. Florida Barca-
loneta, 20 de Mario de 1s96.-BTGncsSc0
GnL6n. 8 m d.