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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-11
WARREN.

The Town Council csnvassed and corrected
the voting list to be used at the annual town
meeting this week. Naturalization papers
were 6led by Thomas Brochu. Francois Pa
rent, George Bsshaw, Richard Monroe, John
r.. sambroski and wnldislau Sambroski.
An adjourned meeting of the Court Of Pro-
bate was held when tie will Of Augusta Kin
ecut was admitted 10 probate and Daniel S.
Bushee was appointed administrator with the
will annexed thereon. The accounts Of Jos
oph + Brown as guardian Of the person and
estate of Penelope Brown and administrator
Of the estate of sheldon Brown were allowed
and ordered recorded. William II. Crawley,
a. administrator de bonis non. with the will
annexed, on the estate 81 william fceney, was
given leave TO sell real state to pay debts Of
the tcgtstor.
james Raichelder left yesterday on an ex.
tended tour. which will include several points
on the Pacific coast.
Mr. George / Foreman ~ Roxbury. Mass,
who ha. been visiting friends In town. re.
turned hume yesterday.
The funeral q Mrs Keziah Andrews was
held yesterday. Proyer was held ~ the resi-.
dence q her son, Gsorse a. Andrews. on the
Swansea road. at o. O'clock. and services NJ
the residence % Captain Naihan sanders on
North Nlsin street, rt 2 o'clock. Rev. A. 4.
Carpenter % So Msrks church oaiciated
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening the school committee held an
adjourned meeting. Superintendent Ellis, TO
whom was referred the petition OF Hiram ID.
Wood and 22 others asking for the removal OF
Miss Bertha Card as teacher of No. school
at Armingtons Corners. announced that he
had investigated the matter and he had con-
cluded TO rstan her at the school. A petit
tion, the third or fourth one in the contro-
versy, was thon read, the substance of which
was that they desired Miss Card 10 be re-
tanned, alleging that the charges brought
against her were absolutely false. The peti.
tion contained about eighty names, including
about all the leading families OF the district.
Several spoke briefly in commendanon OF the
teacher and OF the falsity Of the charges. A.
j. Kent, who had made the charges, protested
against having the hearing Mt this meeting, but
the hearing proceeded just the same. Mr..
Kent was very much excited, and asked nu-
merous questions OF the friends OF the teacher,
and was often called to order by the commit.
toe because he asked questions irrelevant 10
the subject. Mr.. Kent asked Mrs. Merri-
weather if she did not call his vile
name. Upon this Mrs. Merriweathers son
sprang TO his feet and in great excitement
said. "Ill knock our head off, and made
rush for Kent, but several persons seeing the
intentions of young Merriweather sprsng be-
fore him and prevented him from attscking
Kent The whole company sprang TO their
feet, and for few moments every thing was
in confusion. In another room Of the building
were several policemen, who, hearing the
noise made by the excited manner of the
gathering. rushed into the room, but their SER
vices were not needed. rs quiet was restored
in few moments. The excitement, however,
had the effect to cause Mrs. Merrwesther to
faint, hut sho soon recovered consciousness.
This however, was the cause of breaking up
the hearing. The action OF the superintendent
was sustained and Miss Card will still retain
her position, and Mr.. Kent came ont second
hest. The committee then went III exccu-
tive session in regard to their annual reports,
and their session lasted until midnight.
The school committee in its executive session
decided not TO recommend an appropriation
for q new high school. but"yill recommend
continuing the annex in Leslie block.
Last evening Fraternity Encampmcnt No.l7,
J. o. O. f.. held it's regular meeting in odd
Fellows hall. The patrisrchal degree was
worked upon three candidates, and one per
son was voted In.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =.
Dyer entertained dozen of their friends at
their residence. 100 Walnut street Nearly all
the guests were from Providence.
Wednesday Mrs. Kenneth weatherbee, her
daughter. Miss velona weatherbee, and son,
James A. weatherbee, left for Tacoma. WASH,
where they will hereafter make their home.
Mr.. Kenneth weatherbee and older son have
been in Tacoma for the past year.
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AUBURN.

The regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting was held in the Free Baptist
Church last evening.
A party of whist players assembled at
the residence Of James Horton on Eden
Park last evening. There was a large
number Of his friends present and good
time was enjoyed playing whist till "A late
hour, alter which collation. was served.
4 prayer service was held over the re-
msins Of the late Thomas II. Burgess,
who died at his late residence on Park
avenue yesterday morning. The members
Of Park Hill Lodge, i. .. .. F.. and
Mnshspaug Council. .. u. A. NJ, at
tended the services in a body. There were
q number of floral offerings from friends.
The body will be taken to Rockwell, Me-.
Tor burial.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Al the session Of the Eighth District Court
this forenoon John Farrell and Cyclone"
Ryan pleaded nolo to the charge of making an
assault on Constable John Il. Harlow in the
Nutshell saloon last Saturday evening. and
by arrangement of counsel on both sides, sem
tences were deferred until Friday of next
week, as it is supposed that some one will en-
ter complaint against the saloon at the
meeting OF the Town Council this evening.
The rnen were arrested on n warrant charg-
ing them with obstructng an officer while
performing his duty, but by their permission
the warrant was amended, making tho
charge an assault. The saloon Is still closed.
as neither Mr.. Nolan, the former proprietor,
nor Mr.. Farrell the new one cares to assume
ownership until matters are Strengthened cut.
Those cases were followed by that Of
Thomas Egan for selling liquor, Thomas Man
ming for selling on Sunday and Charles Crow
ley for keeping n nuisance, and these cases
were brought upon evidence given by Mr..
Charles W. Calser and his followers at pub
lie hearing some time ago. There was no evil
dence against Mr.. Egan, and he was dis
charged. Manning was found guilty and was
fined $40 and costs, from which he took an APP
peal, while Crowley's case was continued for
oue week
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Statement by Philadel-
phia Councilman.
OFFERED $4,000 FOR VOTE
Other Members Were Tempted and
an Inquiry Ordered.
ALLEGED WATER WORKS DEALS.

Philadelphia, March 1.-THE rumors
OF lobbying in connection with the sew
eral bills before the city council for the
transfer or the city waterworks 10 pri-
vate corporations, which have prevailed
Cor some time. had their elimination in
a direct charge OF attempted bribery
made by member of the common coun-
ell at meeting of that body Thursday.
The meet,.g was a special session, called
for the consideration of the Schuylkill
valley water bill. Shortly after 1t had
been taken up Walter n. Stevenson de-
clarcd that he had been offered $4,000
20 vote for the bill. He further stated
that he was reliably informed that mem
bers who were voting for the bill were
getting from $1,000 TO $4,000 for their votes.
He asked that an immediate inyestga-
tion be made.
The declaration of Mr. Stevenson
caused a profound sensation In the
chamber and has no doubt proved
deathb,ow TO the bill. Other opponents
of the bill followed with remarks cor
roborative OF Stevenson's charges, and
amid great excitement a motion was
adopted by a vote of 81 to 81 To indefi-
nitely postpone the consideration OF the
bill The special session was then ad
bourned.
At the regular session later in the day
the demand for an investigation of the
charges was discussed with considerable
animation, and resulted finally in the
adoption of a resolution providing for an
Immediate and fun investigation by a
committee of seven. On this committee
the president appointed members but
one of whom were opponents of the bill.
IAN amendment to the resolution was
adopted directing the committee to make
full investigation of charges OF bribery
in connection with the passage OF the
bill I'm November last which leased the
Cify's gas works 10 the United Gas Inn
provement company for period of 80
years.
The water bill recently passed the
select council and. although Mayor
Warwick had publicly announced his
intention to veto the bill If il should
reach him, IL was expected ii would pass
the common council yesterday. The bill
provides for a transfer OF the water
works to the Schuylkill Valley Water
company for period OF so years. the city
70 pay the company an annual rental OF
u, 400, 600 for its water supply.
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HORNBY INSOLVENT.
Bis Liabilities About $4,000 and Assets
Estimated al $4,000.

Frank E Hornby of Pawtucket, dry goods
dealer doing business in tins city. through
his solicitor, James G. Collins, .lr.. has fled
petition in the Appellate Court 10 be declared
insolvent. Tho petitioners liabilities amount
TO about $40, OUO and his assets amount 10 about
$4,000 He was adjudecd insolvent aud the
irst meeting OF creditors will be held March
81.
Among the creditors are the following /:
Gunzdorfer Bros, New York, s305.s2: Lang
ley, Burr Co., Boston, si2l0.s3: W. L. Sargent
A. Bnbcock, Boston, s2sa.sS: Gartner a. Freid.
enhert, New York, sCo7.i2 Keach q Brown,
Valley Falls, s257.s5: Clsain. Young & stan
loy, Boston, SiTs: O'Donnell a. Bowen. Boston,
siil35o. william p. Murry, New York, Sl32. 50
Taylor, symonds q Co., s6la53: q. II. Fisk
~ Co., Boston. sis4l.ls; h. Toplitz n Co, New
York, $s52. IS: l.. NJ. Heymann Company, New
York sIe2.75: Robert l.. Greene, ,sl3i.6); James
q. Johnson A. Co. New York, S1O9.0s: Brown,
DurrsIl a. Co., Boston, 1851. 25. Calender, Nc
Auslan A. Troup Co, Sis5IJO; swcetser, Pen.
brook Al Co.. New York ,2pLb5: weinyarten
Bros, New York. s25s.0i: Hnrtwell q Rich
ards Co, Sll5LOs: J. Horikoshi New York
800; j. Modry A. Co, NewN Nork. sl0l. -; q. A
stevens A. Bros, Chicago. $1,000: Charles q.
Hornby. 5000 FELIX Kornfeid, Boston. sgSs. ~ /:
Bowditch. Clspp A Pierce. Boston. sllO 80, T..
Dm0nd. s5o0.
trade AZ Sj Westminster street.
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five printing machines. and will soon increase
the output OF the establishment by running
six more. AT the present time l5O hands are
employed. and the force is to be increased 10
40 within two months.
sight fire occurred in the picker room OF
the Harris mill yesterday afternoon, but the
blaze WAS subdued by the employees without
calling out the fire department.
A horse driven by Mrs. Emma Kenyon ran
away at Arctic this morning. and when about
half way between the top OF the hill and the
bridge turned suddenly into side street,
overturning the buggy and throwing Mrs.
Kenyon to the ground She escaped with a
few bruises and the horse was captured near
'Centreville. The buggy was badly wrecked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-11
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs Job Rogers observed the 25th
anniversary OF their marriage by silver we'd
ding at their home, near Apponaug, wednes-
day evening, nearly 100 guests being present.
An orchestra from Pawtucket furnished mu-
SIC, and during the evening number OF vocal
selections were given by John IL. Aylsworth,
Mrs. CIV. Richardson and others, after which
an elaborate collation. was served Among
those present were aon. John II. Ayl,worth
and wife, MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs Horny Matfeson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Thurber, Rev. e. B. Churchill and large
number of friends from the valley villages
Providence and pnwtuckct Mr. and Mrs
Rogers were the recipients OF a number Of
valuable presents.
The Arctic and Riverpoint checker clubs
played snother game In the tournament series
In Flsnagan's block last evening. The Arctic
Club defeated the Riverpoints, the score be-
ing Arc'ics n and Riverpoints \
The Republicans OF Coventry will hold
their caucuses to appoint delegates to town
ard state conventions in tho second and third
districts this evening. The Reputl licans in the
second district will hold their caucuses nj Hsr-
ris. and In the ihirdldistrict the voters will
hnld n caucus at Odd Fellows hall, Anthony.
Eugene Coniois - Centrevillo, twoyear-
old son of Dir. n. Contois. met with n severe
accident yesterday. Tbs child I'll FROM n
chair, ana struck In sucn = manner as 10 dis.
locate his wrist.
The Oriental print works, of which Mr..
Warren Landcrs II manager, are now running
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-11
OLMYVILLE.
Tella Believed TO Be Bleeding 10
Death.
Fire Company Sccial-Latest Notes Prom
III: Square.

IL is thought that Johu Tella, an Ital-
ian, living on what Is known as the Per-
kins farm, is bleeding to death. while
engaged in cutting ice some time ago he,
In some unex xplainable way. struck him
self on the nose with pick which he
was handling, and since then steady
stream Of blood has lowed from the
wound. He has been attended by num-
Der of physicians In the vicinity and all
have been unable to render him any re-
lief This morning bo called upon DIR.
Farrell, and after q thorough examina-
tion of the case, decided to send the un-
fortunate man to the Rhode Island hos
pital.
Air. Tella before tho accident WAS a
strong, able bodied fellow. but Is nov
but little more than skeleton, and has
the appearance of person in the last
stages OF consumption.
FIkE COMPANY SOCIAL
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
held It's last social Of the season last eve
ming and 1t was attended by about 75
couples. The socials held during the
winter have been success. and the com
mittec when it MAKES Its final report.
Will turn over quite "A sum of money. The
committee consisted OF Hugo q. Marks,
w. III. Moore. B. III. Lester, Nelson An
derson. Il. W. Weeden, W. ii. Butts and
Martin Waterman.
GENERAL MENTION.
mn rr,-s.s ni.,,;ct ro,rt xvas fillad IN
overlooking this morning by the friends
of John Farrell and "Cyolone" Ryan
who are charged with obstructing Con-
stable John +. Harlow, while arresting
"Christy" McGowan. in the Nutshell sa-
loon Saturday evening.
A young man giving his name ms
Robert ReddIpg OF Boston was arrested
rs a suspicious person, and locked up at
the Chaffes street station last evening.
This morning he was ''looked over" by
detective and ms he gave n good account
of himself was allowed his freedom.
Patrick H. Dulin. who has been connected
with the Chaffee street police station for the
past five years, was transferred TO the Ash
burton street station last evening, and Albert
E. Wixon WAS ent TO the Chaffee street sta
ton from the Knight street station.
The members OF the Chaffee street station
ate sandwiches and drank coffee, all being Of
the most delicious sort ,at midnight last night.
and all through the courtesy OF Narragansett
Lodge OF Workmen.
The Amfored Glee Club Of this place will
go to North Attleboro this evening, and take
part in an entertainment given by whist
club.
The Town Council will meet this evening.
Arthur ID. Holland is entertaining Fred Ran
dali, a young chemist from Boston.
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary Tooh-
lew fell down fight of stairs at her home.
1886 Westminster street, and sustained a frac-
ture OF her right wrist. She was attended by
DIR. Farrell.
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SIMPLICITY ITSELF.
\ SIMPLE, HARMLESS REMEDY.
fet 1t Cures the Worst Cases of Dyspep-
sia and Indigestion.

DIR. JenDison. who has made a life
study OF stomach troubles. says: All
forms Of Indigestion really amount Ia the
sAmc thing, that is, failure 20 COM mpletely
digest the io0d eaien; DO matter whether
the trouble Is acid dyspepsia or sour
stomach, relchinR Of wind, nervous dys-
pepsia or loss Of flesh and appetite; "A psr.
son will net have any of them II the
stomach can bs induced 10y any natural.
harmless way 20 thoroughly digest what
is eaten, anu this can be done by simple
remedy which i have t,stfd In hundreds
OF aggravated cases with complete sue
cess. 1hs remedy Is a combination OF
fruit nnd vegetable essences, pare aseptio
p psin and golCen s8al nut up in the
fOru OF pleasant tasting tablets and sulu
ny druggists under TIE name of stuart's
DysreTs-. Tablets. ore or two Of these
tablets shouln H. taken after meals and
allowed - dissolve IN the mouth and
mlngling witL h0 foCd In the stomach,
ci SIS T. cOnplstay before it mas time
- ferIIent. decay and sour.
oD actual experiment one grain OF
stuafts liys epsis Tablets will digest
tff houssAo grsi OF meat, eggs and
@. liar VA | so. foods.
~ sas 10 say ~ this wholesome rein
go ~es letter kEown by People gen
ef1l V, n woul ne a na i0nsl blessing ~
- "'o I" ."tit ~ ~ hfnprt it'- huN nlDt-
. hs al all sis Asses owe their origin io
a. p ~ e. UiT-slnn ana nutrition.
arts Ly.lrrsis 1Ail.is ars not "a
&C. J4ieft ntCitlnf. bet ffiy-cont
ktga w4l u1 rOl. uat good fur =
W 10 nasst3un sfis- -,log.ai. -worth az
- 10 iAft ia.s-As snn a per.o1. mas Tho
siflti tt!1n ~ snorins u-s wtaf he D.
THffirT RIO 10 ft1gzch.. 4hirh ~ Goes
"a, kssv vhct vld-iy sdy.ili-t.l pat snr
ihlti "a 80 l.fr hstl
Al. ii lss " ftufft's l)ssusr sin
fiftl. g. ! tlrfu ul'tssfe 60 yeifs
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tss tae ;, .al. ". ..a4i li-ll, MIgh
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TIE FORCE BILL
Gov. Bradley Says IL is unconstltu-
tlonnl, aud Netors n.

Frankfort. Ky, Mfrch li.-In vetoius ire
rec b.ll yesterday Govornor Bradley said
tho measure u Unconstitutional auI frausht
with great danger to ftec institution. and
quptes num,rous auttoriio- io show shat
ihe n'asrro tom inyasion uf tho oxcruine
ami luoiral detl.rim,n
- Ns.a4ih l"nl ..i Fescmmcr: b. dont.d
ihc Fm IT, nd is ocn'rahsuI boz ho
hand&@ aiTinmvir'ir "a ha. murc power
'han.try cn'ift 40 ihe commonwealth CIuusl
w'th lf0ih infiial AMI mini..cfi5i frneii, n-.
hnsiHg ro legisln'i'e attribute. ~. rr,crilp.
ic... t,aafs 90, % 81 reli,ft creature 90
til ies'-IniHHa l'ynn 3d. onir. ~ 'cauf. 3
nr i,i.f. il.t. .pfffiHe rpwtr 90 the state
cad H. late nitetof y. the . ,lie.
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A Branch Store.

The little store at the foot - College street.
fprn.rly occupied by Wings theatre ticket
ofSce. and which hss bcsu csosed i'r some time
fast. wa- opened this morning bv Hayden
HIos. ssa branch store. They intend 20 have
n ntied NJ In the very best manner. and they
s-y that they will have one of the bes, Bn
i.bed nad furnished newspaper and periodical
stores 10 New kngland.
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PAWTUXET.
This village was shocked yesterday at

This village was shocked yesterday at
the death of one of it's Oldest inhabitants,
James q. Burrill. Mr.. Burrlll was horn
in Hsrrisville, X. l., In lS4s and In 1851
his parents moved to Pawtuxet, where
he has rsmainsd ever since. He was In
his 5lst year. He had been suffering from
blow on the head, received a number of
years ago. while out sailing.
A pleasant party was held at the resi-
dencs OF James Williams on Oregon ave-
nus last evening. A number of games
wore played, after which collation. was
served
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huilds up tho system, puts pure. rich blood
boo The frluF makes men aud Noiusn strong
nnd healthy hurdurk Hood Biiters A. any
utus tfuft.
ruGsrni fpr months frm sore throai
lrif"tl" cog cured ins il twenty four hours q"
-. = Co. haHtsg'lls. ~.
~o matter h0w iors son havs lad tie
fuuHh. NJ li llsf't aiIfadr dfriuinsd info con
f"pp'rn AZ. hs1t Norsay iius Syrur vii
tea,s 81 slhsrlng relieved IN fight. Tieh.
l.N lll'. fifil - fnrr io tIs fufHfiys pfotSsr.
iira ~ DoHu's Ointment Ne,,r I'll.
any dras stOfe. ~ ctats
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Water Will Be UseI.

Frankfort, Ky. March li.-It is settled that
The battIeship Kentucky will be christened
with bottle Of water. Governor Bradley
has requested James Speed Of Louisville 30
get the water from tho old Lincoln homestead
in Larue county. Mr.. SPEEDS father snd
Abraham Lincoln were close lifetime friends.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue OF an execution No. 1852 issued
from the District Court OF the 9th judicial
District, holden at Providence within and for
the County of Providence on the 9th day OF
March A. ID. 1895. and Judgment was rendered
on the Path day OF February A. ID. 1893 where
in Edw ard \. Babbitt Of the town and county
Of Bristol in said state Is plaintiff and Noah
c. Arnold and Matte f. Arnold OF said Provi
dence County and state, and Eugene Wilson
of East Providence. County OF Providence, IL
the defendants.
will be sold at public auction on Saturday,
March 10. A. D., 1Sas, at II o'clock noon at tho
salesroom of Morris Is. Demine, No. 2ll Eddy
street city OF Providence. All the right, title
and interest. the within named defendants
had mt the time OF attachment nv me on the
original writ in the suit In which the above
described execution was obtained, viz, Jan
uary 22, A. d., 1895, at II o'clock and ~ min
utes A. NJ. in the city Of Providence, certain
personal property. viz.
one large Tufts soda fountain; one copper
(hot waterl tank.
Levied on this 5th day Of March A. D.,
1925, at 10 o'clock and 80 minutes A. M. and
will be sold TO satisfy said execution.
BENJAMIN II. CHILD. Deputy Sheriff.
ms-i0t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution, No 1909, issued
from the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial
District. holden at Providence, within and for
said district, ON the 3lst day OF January, AID
1893 Michael Deary recovered Judgment OF
said court against Helen Curran, execution
dated February Q, 1893, and returnable TO laid
court May g. 1893. will be sold at Public Auc-
tion on MONDAY. the Ylst day OF March, A.
ID. 1898, nj IL o'clock noon, at my office in No.
3 Irons Block Olneyviile, Johnston, in said
county, one Hartford Bicycle, No. 2o537.
Levied on this 9th day OF March, "A. ID. lsas,
at o'clock y. m. and will be sold to satisfy
said execution II sufficient.
JOHN It. Rabbit,
mrl0-9t Deputy Sheriff.
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TO LET-A cosy tenement OF three rooms
at 1872 Pitman street. Inquire on premises.
mrli-6t
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mrll-bt
TO GET-Four-room tenement, 2s0 Plain
street; rent xS Apply % Eddy street. mrll.if
WANTED-Position by a middle aged
American lady as housekeeper; thoroughly
neat and OF good character. Address Box y,
News office. mrli.6t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
FOR SAIE

A Walnut Parlor Set comprising
the follc articles:
l Sofa, 2 Armchairs. a Roc kers.
II Chairs. Whatnot, / Large carp.t
or rug, I Ceutre table with mar BILE
top. 2 Small tables for how-r jars,
l Look ng glass with marble top
Console Hatst stsand.
A Walnut Bedroom Setcomposed of
L Large Wa hh ,ndst and with
water deposit, l Toilet glass with
ve.vit, Night t. bic. l Wardrobe with
mirror, 2 Pine Wardrobes. I for
gentlemen snd ] for ladies, Lady's
writing de.k.
A Dining room set
Walnut dining ts be with th ee
extra boards, 6 chairs. r ,ckers.
l d ipstone and stans, B lffst.
All In best condition and on view
at L. P. DorIa & Anguera's furnI-
ture store & factory. Gale Real.
Ponce, Porto Rico.
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Sc vende

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casa Colombia. en- media hora ensera
el msnejo de ellos
Informes. Tricoche ne SO. en- In
acreditada farmacia del Aercado
10 is