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Arizona Legislature.

PHOENIX, March 15.-By adjourn
ment of the legislative Council this
morning for a day the prison removal
is this year defeated. In the House
the following bills were killed: Limiting
legislative sessions to once decade;
for the abolition OF the immigration
commission: forbidding the issuance of
currency certificates or Indebtedness by
mining companies.
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ACQUITTED of the Charge.

PHOENIX (Afiz), March lo.-The
second trial of the Daggs brothers. ac-
cused of wrecking the Bank of Tempe
through worthless notes for S2o.ooU
given by them while officers of the bank,
resulted this afternoon in acquittal, the
Jury having been out thirty hours.
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STUDENTS ON A STRIKE.
Refuse to Attend Lectures Delivered
by One of the Professors.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-The
students of the College of Pharmacy in
this city, branch of the University of
California are on a strike They have
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Freieht-t1andIers' Strike Ended.

LUDDINGTON (Mich), March 10
The freight-handlers' strike is broken.
Last night about fifty strikers made a
break for work, and many secured their
old places.
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xESO NO ES VERDAD

Vista LA CoRREspoNDENcIA del 16 del co.
rriente Diciembre, me sorprende en- sumo gra'
do ell telegrama que desde Gaayama trasmite Ell
Lcdo don Juan Ramon Ramos, asegurando que
zen ningun discurso suyo hs nombrado al jefe
<ocal fusionista menos en- Cabo Rojo.,
Supongo en- este un error,pues de je1es 10"
Gales fusionistas no ha tratado ninguna protes.
ta y ST del jefe provincial, el fntegro puerto
rrquefo don Luis Mufoz Rivera, Que al
sefor Ramos lie falte valor para arrastrar laa
consecuencias de gu mordaz oratoria, quiera
vndcarse ante la opinion pdblics, no quiere
decir que nosotroa mintamos, pues de sobra
personas que merecen or6dito al pals, conocen
ell incidente mencionado.
Por mi parte estoy dispuesto probar &
fuer de honrado, que die verdad asegurando
que aludi6 nuestro querido jefe, en- el terreno
que los caba!leros dirimen sus cuestiones per-
sonales.
va sabe ell seflor Ramos la actitud del fir
mante Huelgan contestaciones que no vayan
al fin que me propongo; y en- espera de su reso'
luc5n quedo sus 6rdenes en- Cabo- -Rojo.
Manuel del 7oyo Orti=,
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DECLARAC|ON IMpORTANTE

Tai es la siguiente que hace Gel Correos,
de Madrid, 6rgano del seilor Sagasta:
"a nosotros no nos maraviIla que los con-
servadores Y otros elementos polfticos socia-
les del pals repugnen las reformas, porque la
historic de Espals esta llena de los recelos y
desconfanzas que shora Sc expresan.
Solo s una minorfa resuelta & iustrada
del elemento civil Y militar, fueron debldas las
ibertades que conssgraron las Cortes de Cadiz
minorfa eran tambi6n en- ell pals los legisla'
dores de, ailo 90 del a7lo 81.
Ell sentimiento nacional educado en- Ia in
toIcrancia en- la suspicaeia, ha sido, sobre
todo, refractario concesionss en- los dominios
dependencies de la Corona, asf en- ell Viejo CO.
mo en- ell Nuevo Mundo, siendo tan fuertes y
su Influenza.
FL gran er.or del pueblo espanol, de sus
reyes de sus gobernantes, ha consistido en- ell
empeho de resolver todas las cuestiones por la
violeacia, polftica desatentada que despues de
desangrar nuestra hacienda : de de- si,oblar
nuestro territorio, ha servido tan solo para per-
der cuanto posefamos en- Italia, en- los Passes
Bsjos en- ell Nuevo Mundo.
Del vasto imperio colonial en- ell Nuevo
Mundo solo nos restan Cuba y Puerto Rico,
que por 10 visto hay bastantes e:panoles que
desesn perder tambien, siguiendo el hist6rico
procedmiento.
Tan cr6nica Sc ha hecho Ia enfermedad en-
Cuba, que no nos extrafa que muchoa duden
de la e6cacia del remedio que ahora Sc va d
aplicar.
Para Iosotros es indudabe, sin embargo,
que no quedaba va mas csmino que Ell que Sc
ha tornado, huco que ofrece csperalzas razo-
nabes de paz de concordia y
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de seslones dc la Dipbtacion provincial ST.
multaneamente en las adminatrsciones de Pom
ce y Utuado
~. Don +. A. Rodriguez, (Fortaeza &3)
Agente en- esia ;sla dc <Ei IIeraldo de Madrid,
sEl Eco de la Moia, sBsnco y Negro, ella
lieysts Moderna,s ella Saeta, eBarcelona
C6mica,s ha recibido los iltmos nimeros.
Ks. En- ell gran Bazar de Novedades de
los se1ores Gonzalez Paifn lIermanos Sc estan
realizando por cuenta de una casa dc Europa
ioyas con brillantes y relojes dc todas clases 3
precos verdadersmente soIprendentes. Es una
ganga que debe aprovecharse Tambien se
vende aIlf 10 famosa sToalla FrinG,, quo AGA
bs de producer una verdadera revoluci6u en- la
perfumeria francesa. Els ell artfculo de tocador
mas utl que sc ha iny yenta1o para ell bello sexo.
l.eanse los anuGcios en- otro lugar dc este pc
riodico.
Con sentimiento hemos sabido que en-
la ma1ana de hoy ha fallecido el joven
don Manuel Perez Vazquez, hijo de nues
tro estimado am 90 don Felix Perez Ri.
vera, acalde de Bayamon presidente del CO.
mite liberal de aquel pueblo. Reciba tola la
familia la expression de nuestro mas sentido
pGsame.
". Ampliando la noticia que damos Ell
otro lugar debido i la amabilidad del senior
capitan de puerto don Eduardo Fernandez he.
mos adquirido los siguientes datos: Los dos
individuos que aparecieron ahogados, uno en-
la playa dc la Puntlla Ell otro en- la boca del
cafo de San Antonio cerca del Varadero, Sc
llaman Luis Pelati Nicasio Carrasquillo (a)
"Chuo, ambos morenos de 50 ailos de clad
el prlmero y de 26 ell segundo. Pe!ati desapa
reci6 de las lanchas que en- la noohe del 20 al
02t)an u6O
cadaver la mahana siguiente que fue recogdo
por la tripulaci6n de uno de los botes del cruce
70 Isabel IL. Carrasquillo que, eegan mani
fiesta su madre Francisco Torres, era idiota
medic pars lftico, falleci6a consecuencia de una
caida, siendo arrastrado por las aguas. Am
bos eran naturaes de esta Capital vecinos
de Puerta de TERRA. FL senior .juez instructor
de Marina instruye el proccso correspondence,
hsbiendose sefaado Ell dfa de hoy i. las para
practicarse la autopsia de los csdaveres.
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LOS N|NOS De ARECIBO
A MUhOz RIVERA

He aquf ell discurso pronunciado por ell
nilo Lopez Saul, hijo del seIor captain del
puerto de aquels villa, en- ell acto de entregar
al selor Muhoz Rivera ell estandarte que lie
vabsn los ni7os en- la procession efvica.
Dijo asf el referido nino
s;Muhoz Rivera: los nifios de Arecibo,
amantes de su Borinquen, admiran en- ii ell ge.
MO de las libertsdes puertorriquehas va que
hoy les impide dedicare la polftica, su oozta
edad ell deber de consagrarse al estudio, tie
ofrecen solemnemente hacer'o i este cen afar,
para con ilustracidn (que es la base de la pros.
peridad de los pueblos) sacriicsr hasta gu vida,
81 es precise, por la felicidad lie gu patTia.
Viva PlERTo.RIco \,
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Rrcos Y roBnEs

lie reemplaza gu madre Tambian ella es legataria de
mi hermano - Que pensais hacer por ella?
-IYo'
-Sin duda vos!. Mi hermana es menor de e,ad No
hemo arregado asunto NADIA hemos dicho espeaba-
mos porque nos crelamos egmo derecho la heenea
10 ando Vos seguis admnsrando esa fortuna Esais
dispuesta entregarsela esa oven?
d Teresa Montar5n?
Es impossible dar idea despreco con aue IL conasa nro
nunco este nonbre.
III conde con mperturbabe cama:
ST. Teresa Montar6n que Sc arroo al rio nor miserja
desesperaci6n
-;Comedia
Cuando hubera debido millionaire,
Cuando ella echo al rio, saba duda que ell sefor
Sauves iba pasar, que anzara para salvaa como
10 hzo, vaIendoe los apauos de multtud enthusiastic
Por un endmeno particular, medda que el conde Sc
lba serenando comeido la ronia de madre
aguda
La condesa animsba ojos CRISES tomaban una ex,
preston de maldad extraordinaria.
-Contestad mi pregunta, 81 10 tenes ben-dijo el
40: '''S''' '"''' f'' ''p'''' . eSe '''"0S'
-:Esa Suppression de testamento?
-; Decs?
=; Ese robo de dos millones?
1 ESQ robo?
-sConoces otro termino para calfcar un acto tai?
Me preguntais que es 10 que hare.
Sin duda
He aqu mi respuesta sNada,
Ea palabra cayo de los labios de la condesa
gaijarro Ell fondo de pozo
ndcaba un odio tan profundo desden tai de la
tlcia, que ell conde Gabriel sc extremec6
Su madre repuso:
;Eu verdad, escucho preguno 81 sois quien
me haba Como! Vuero hermauo ccrtej6 por pasaempo
una muchaeha NAL educada sin eostumbrss Fus asesna
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NOTICIAs

-. Tencmos en- cartera, entire otros mu-
chos materiales, una manifestation de nuestro
amigo don Demetro Valera, professor de pri-
mers ensehanza elemental en- Maunabo, que d.
rige al comite liberal de Nsguabo. La publ
caremos tan pronto tengamos espacio para ello
-. Lo mas sublime de Ia moda en- tejidos
de novedad para seioras, sombrillas lindfsi-
mas J un surtido fenomensl de impermeables
parsguss acaba de recibirse en- clos Deepen
dientes', Fortaleza 33.
-. De Yabueoa telegraf:aron aver 20 si-
scordes de la "Borinquen' de la mareha de
"Cadiz", recorren en- brillante procession cfvica
las GALES de esta poblacion, dando vivas Es-
pafis, al Gobierno, 4 Puerto Rico, 4 MuIoz
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VA R | ( D A D E S
Esta eS Ia Verdadara AutOn0mIa

Qaesos Princes, Mantecados de Astorgs Legi
tmos, Quesos Roquefort por libras, Msrron
Glac6, Pan de Higos, Aceitunas Negras en-
Cufetes, Anchoas en- Barrilitos de 100, Maza'
pan de Toledo, Turrones Menbrillo, Mantequi'
liza en- frascos francesa, Orejoncs de Melocoton,
Caramelos de Cafe Leche, Morcillas en- man
teca, Salchichon de Vich, Azafran de la Mancha
Castanas, Salchichon Aleman, Vinos de Rioja
Alta Sagasta, en- ell colmalo de Cerecede
Hnos c.
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lieu presena comhate
-iAh! ssois Gabriel? djo con voz seca.-No O.
esperaba hoy.
-; Por que?
En- la vfspera de boda Debais esta tan ocupaao
tan turbado por mil preocupaciones.
FL con e sc haba aeerc ado mucho ella
Sc apoyo la pared de la venana dio con touo
amargo.
Turbado sobre todo -. Vos habas dicho la paabra
-; Por que motive?
Ell conde i6 ojo leno de coera en- la aperaaminada
sacarsca angulosa cara de madre
La condesa sostuvo aquella mirada sin pestaheal
u No tomas una sla Gabriel?-pregunt;:
No veo la necesdad. Necesto movmiente -contests
Gabriel.
En- efecto, parcels agado
Jamas lie habia hablado la condesa con mas sereuGaI
HI conde no podia Greer a sus ojos, sus oidos
Contesto lentamente:
-Es que 10 estoy.
para tranquilizarse d6 algunos pasos po d salon de
dond la condea habla elimnado escrupuosad 10 70 10
que nublera podldo recordar su naemiento burga6s
No $ vean alf que de erandes damas de
cordes narqueses en- traje de corte.
Aquello muy aristocratico
FL conde miro por los ant pasados
volv6 al ado de madre.
Parcels no sospechar 10 que aquf-la do.
-I.o sabre cuando 10 digais.
-Permitid que primero o Olga 10 que yo preeuat,a
al examnar los retraos habes reunido de htago.
de granies damas.
Como querais.
Me deeia que senrian bien ssrprendda ST hudieran
DIR la expic aci6n que vengo soic,ar de yo -
-Estas muy oscuro Gabriel, que de ordinsro .,i.
tan explicito....
-Voy procurar elaro
- Os 10 agradeeere. ESQ es 10 one desso.
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COMUN|CAOO

De Mayagiez mes envfan para su repro
ducci6n ell siguieate communicate que publics
<El lmparciaI, de aquella ciuda1:
~ESO No rs VEPDAD
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LuI1a Harmaaos, J Compa1ia.;; son $ !

lmportadores en- Puerto-Rieo del famoso vino
unto blanco do mesa, marca A,squc;aaa.
Nlnguno n otro 10 mejora en- pureza bueu sabor.
LIN dlcho establecmiento SO acaba do recibir
tamblen un extenso surtido de yinos do Jerex,
Champafa superior, icores fnoa, turronss
mazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfbar '
aguardiente toda case de ar:iculos tinos dal
giro Nadie presentara uu surtido msior pars
las Pascuas Alto Naevo.
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Toha|Ia Frine
(SERVIETTE FRINE)

Ks un nuevo invento que ha causado una
verdadera revoucon en- la perlumerfa france
sa No hay dana de buen gusto que no tenga
hoy en- su tocador una 7ohaVu FSine, que tan
buenos resultados produce. Hermoses la tez,
absorvc la grasa del citis, quita las pecas
arrugas contrae los poros do la epidermis eylta
msnchas. asperezas y erupciones Rejuvenece
y es un verdadadero tesoro para conservar "a
dentadura, limpia, fuerte esmaltada com-
batiendo ell sarro ell escorbuto. Cada to.
halla puede uaarse durante nm aho. Precio
UN PESO. DE yenta en- ell gran bazar de
novedades de Gon:dles Palm Usmanos,
San Francisco 80, anicos agentes en- toda Ia
isls l5-l
~ BrIIIantes +! Bri||antes ea,o'. rss
de una gran fabrca de Europa, Sc realizan al
costo, preciosas alhajas con brillantes, desda
uno hasta kilates. Is una verdadera oportu.
nidad para hacerse de una buena joya, por
POGO dinero. Hasta el 10 de Enero pr6ximo
durara la ganga.-NOTA. Cast dc balde SO
reaizan desde pesos en- alelante, relojes de
plata nikel y acero. De repotioi6n cron6gra.
fos procios muy ventai ,.os. Artfculos de
arte ell hfcnop, hiaeu't terra-cota, acabsdos
de recbir; asi como todos los artfoulos del giro
Sc venden muy bsrato'. Visftese ell gran Bazar
de Novedades de Gonzilez Padin Henaanos,
calle de San Francisco, NUN. 3s. l5-l
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'Bsnto J. Ca1eTas. osss;s'y esrs;s Dc ss.s'. os.
comisionista, tiene su ofcina Tetuan 4e.--Te,
lefono 57.-Capita

AT E0InGFCjl al publleo en- generaI.-Una
Wv partida de relojes de orc desea
reallzar al costo on Europa don Francisco Zua-
zaga, San jose 6. Tiene de clindro, escape
dc ancora, cron6mctros certifcados, cronoera-
tos, repetioiones repeticiones -cronografos.
desde Ell preoio de l6 pesos haeta custrocien-
tos pesos uno. Relojes de acero de nikel 8
precos de quemazdn. Sc vende tambien una
biccleta baratfsima 1,1l
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happened, that they refuse to act at all. until
such speed has been reached that disaster can
not be averted
In such safety device it is, Of course, most
essential that the safety stop shall operate eX-
actly as intended, and this has led to the safety
governor which is shown in the accompanying
cut Of the wedge car safety.
In this device, centrifugal force Is not de-
pended upon to actuate the catch al all, but
merely to throw the governor balls, or arms,
into such a position that they mechanically en-
gage the catch. whenever the elevator speed
exceeds the prescribed limit. When this occurs
the entire energy Of the governor balls is avail
able to operate the catch. The principle IS
new. and the operation different from ana
more certain than the usual construction. There
is no friction TO resist the movement OF the Daiis
except that OF the pin on which they turn Ihis
is so small that 1t may be left out OF account.
It Is evident that there can be no setting or
sticking and the balls are therefore certain 20
expand at the speed for which they are set. once
EXPANDED engagement and action are certain.
This whole arrangement, with Its connected
mechanism. as shown in the cut, is attached
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cept through the direct action Of the motor. AS
soon as any floor is reached and the car stopped
to permit of the egress or reception or pasSen-
gers the driving mechanism is firmly locked.
SWIFT AND SMOOTH IN ACTION.
In addition to the safety devices described
this elevator has ali the usual provisions for the
comfort and convenience Of its patrons. Its
motion is swift and positive, but smooth, free
from jerks or jars, under ready control and
quickly attained. .
Prior to the recent opening Of the Astoria the
elevators were bjected to series of most severe
tests in the presence OF a number of well-known
engineers and the representatives. of Mr.. Astor
and Mr. Downcy the builder After all the normal
limits brakes. speed safeties on the machines
and automatic controller were operated, mixed
load Of four thousand pounds was placed upon
the largest elevator the car raised and allowed
to run freely: the safety, operated both by hand
and automatically invariably stopping the car
within three feet without injury to car or pas
sengers This test demonstrated absolutely the
reliability and great power of the safety device.
CAUSES OF SUCCESS
The causes of the phenomenal success Oh the
SpraglIe elevator are not hard to nnd Inc
whole apparatus shows care. skilled workman
ship. hrst-class material, perfect adjustment Oh
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safest that could be had. After much inNestlSa-
ton the Sprague-Pratt system of electric e'e-
vators was chosen over all competitors
The electric elevator is the logical result OF the
Introduction Of electricity into the modern build
ing BY its application in this direction ore
source Of power Is used for all requirements. The
electric plant furnishing light as we'll as all
needful power This is clearly in the interests Of
economy and simplicity. ana is in keeping with
the spirit of the age.
This elevator Is a marvel OF mechanical skin.
Light and elegant. quick to start and stop.
smooth and rapid in action. practically un-
limited as to range and capacity. under per
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Grating nut. with its inner surface threaded 10
conform to the thread Of the screw, and engaging
twelve cOnVoutiOns. between the surfaces 81
which are carried about three hundred hali-lnch
steel balls reducing the friction To "a minimum
and preventing jar or vibration in the car.
Attention is called later TO the many remark
able safety devices that characterize this ma
chine. but one point which may be mentioned
here. and which is plainly dscernible even to an
incxucricnccd observer is the principle ana opcr
alton Of the ball nut and screw which are such
as absolutely to prevent the possibility Of free
fall even though all Of the many operating and
safety devices fail. The screw has u tensile
strength Of 10000 pounds and To- strip the
threads engaged in The nut would take at least
2JOOOJ0 pounds.
In The Astoria there ale nineteen elevators,
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rails whenever the down speed exceeds "A certain
fixed limit. Some device Of this kind Is COM
mon H. all mode elevators. but with the cX-
ception Of this one they all operate on the prin-
ciplc Of thc ordinary governor, such as - seen i'm
the steam engine. that H.. they depend upon
the actual pun Of the governor balls under cX-
ccssivc speed to release Il catch holding weight
or spring. which. when released. actuates the
safety stop and brings the car I'd standstiL
Tho weak point Of this arrangement, which Will
De apparent t. any m'chanic, is that the catch
and connected mechanism are brought into use
onIy occasionally and during the long periods
Of iuaction are liable to become set ia their posi-
ton and require 4 much greater force 90 Operate
tlctn thau was Intended ar than would bee given
except 10y O. dlns. rously rapid movement of th"
elevator car. ana It may well happen. and has
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giving II one of the best elevator services Of any
hotel in the country. or these. nine are the
latest model. screw type machines. four are
sidewalk lifts, and the remaining six are dumb
walters.
Tine main machines are for passenger service,
each going To an upper landing on the roof, a
rise # over 30 feet. These elevators are
grouped-four of them on the east or Fifth-ave.
side Of the hotel and two on the west side.
These are for the general passenger service,
while one in the ballroom is for the special use
Of women. The remaining two are for employees
and freight and baggage.
The passenger elevators are built to carry
safely 5000 pounds. and have a maximum speed
Of 800 feet a minute. The women's elevator and
those for the employees have greater capacity,
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SECTION THROUGH BALL MT SrEAGtE MACHINE"

would catch falling elevator IN stops clamped
90 the elevator guide rail Th'so. yielding AZ IA"
weight struck th IN. would slide down upon sue
cessye stops Of a similar nature till the car was
brought 10 rest.
The regular safety appliances common 10 all
the later elevators Of the Sprague model are
however go complete and effective that these
special devices while rcassurng to the timid by
their mere presence. will probably never be
called into action \ brief consideration Of these
o,pliancos ~, III be # interest To- those who ride
in elevators.
THE WEDGE CAR SAFETY
Prominent among these safeguards is the
car safety clutch. controlled by a governor. ana
acting to stop the car by gripping the guide
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feet control and with wonderfully efcctiv"
safety devices it is one Of the most recent and
remarkable developments of modern business
life
4 brief description Of the machinery may be Of
interest.
The hosting machine consists Of an iron frame
Of heavy proportions and rigid construction, and
capable Of sustaining airy possible strain That
can come upon it. Supported at one end Of the
franz is an electric motor. the shaft Of which IS
directly coupled, with taper coupling, to the
main scr.w this screw being supported 10y bear
ngs at both ends.
Along this screw travels the crosshead which
carries the travelling multiplying sheaves. ana
against this crOsshcad sets the fricliOnlcss OPP
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1t goes without saying that one Of the most
important if not the most important feature in
the Astoria is its elevator service. From time to
time serious accidents have occurred from Vari-
Gus defeats in the elevators in office buildings Of
the ccr-clcVcto 50 recently built that the
trouble O,J!I not be due 10 their age, but to
some defect in mechanism or incorrect principle
OF construction. The architect and builders
were naturally solicitous to secure the best and
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ELEVATORS WHICH CANNOT FALL BIT WHICH
ARE SWIFT AND SMOOTH or MoTIoN-CoM-
PACTNEsS ECONOMY AND SAFETY
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SUPERB ELEVATOR TYPES.
THE NEW ASTORIA'S SERVICE.

SOME WONDERFUL FEATURES OF THE
SPRAGUE-PRATT ELECTRIC SYSTEM.
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TIE PRINCIPLES.
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DIED.


PRATT-At Fresno August 24th, J. D.
Pratt, a native of Middleboro, Mass,
aged So years and 5 months.
Notice of funeral hereafter. (Auburn
Cal, papers please copy.
ANTONE,-At knights Landing, August
22d, Joseph Antoine, native of Portu-
gal aged 30 years
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
from e. NJ. Kavanaghs funeral par
lors, street, between Fifth and Sixth
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock; thence to
the. Cathedral, Eleventh and K, where
funeral services will be held.
DINGLEY-In this city, August 18th,
Nathaniel Dingley, husband of Julia
Dngley land father of Mrs. Edward Co
pei, Mrs. James Ryan Mrs. George
Stewart and Miss Rosie Dingley), a ma
tive of Waterford, Me-, aged 70 years,
months and II days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WATT-In this city. August 25th Christ
ina wife of John Watt, native OF
Stark County, o.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-
day (Thursday). at 2:30 p. m, from her
late residence, sos Thirteenth street
GWYNN-At Napa, Cal. August oath.
Mrs. Cornelia Gwynn, wife of the late
William Gwynn, native of Michigan,
aged Sc years and days.
Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
I services to-day Thursday, at 1f:30 a.
m, from the parlors of George H
Clark, 1917 Fourth street. Interment
private.