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Evening star., 1898-09-20
AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, ~

Today.
DII canscn Bros, Aucts.-Peremptory sale Of
very valuable building lots 18th st. between
Mass. ave. and st. NV, Tuesday, September,
20, 1898, at pm.
Thomas Bowling & Co.. Aucts.-Trustee sale
Of valuable unimproved real estate being lots 43
to 55, both inclusive in square 962 situated on
st. between 10th and 11th sts and ON l1th St
between ID and SITS. ne in the city of Washing
ton, d. c., on Wednesday afternoon, September
q, at o'clock.
James W. Ratcliffe, Auct.-Trustee's sale of a
large frame dwelling, No. 1411 23th ST., West
Washington, ID. G., Wednesday, September Il
at 4:30 pm
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Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md, September 2O-Wil-
son G. Enos. aged twenty-six years, son
of David Enos, Cumberland a member of
the 9Th Pennsylvania Volunteers, died at
Mercy Hospital, >Pittspurg from typhoid
fever contracted while at Chickamauga
Park. His body was brought here and
buried today with military honors.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES w. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER
tSuccessor to Ratcliffe, Sutton 4 Coz
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCER
les, SHOW CASES, ETC,
CONTAINED IN STORE NV
CORNER OF 10Th AND
SITS. n. w.
On THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY SECOND, 1898. AT TEN O'CLOCK,
will sell at the above store, well assorted stock
of Groceries. &c, to which the attention of the
trade and private buyers is called.
Terms cash. JAMES w RAEGLIFFE, Auct
se20- 0-d&dbs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEER.

PERFMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT CN TWELFTH STREET RE
TWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND NJ
STREET NORTHWEST NEAR CHURCH OF
THE ASCENSION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENTIETH. 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK. shall
sell at tublic auction, I'm front of the premises
LOT To- SQUARE PSI.
having frontage Of % feet on 18th street by n
depth or ITO feet. A fine lot In splendid
tion.
Terms: Liberal and will be made known ut sale
$500 deposit required at time Of sale. and all
conVeEancing and revenue stamps a Of pur
chatter. Sale &c be closed I'm ten days. otherwise
resale al risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser.
seli-c&ds DUNCANSON BROS Auctioncers
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Short borrowed fifty from him two
months ago, and l haven't seen him since"
Pycrust-"Been keeping out OF his way?''
ShOrt-'-No: think he's been keeping out
Df my way.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. ]. OWEN. AUCTIoyEER. sIs F ST. NV.
THoS ]. OWEN. AUCTIoNEER. sI3 ST NV
One hundred valuable
and very desirable building
lots i'm Center lexington to
be sold at auction to close
a syndicate.

a SyfGdlcate.
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY SEC
oND. 1S9S. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. WILL.
Al THE REQUEST OF THE PARTIES INTER-
ESTED. SELL, ON THE PREMISES, AT PI' BIIC
ACTION, TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER, ONE
III NDRED BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED BUILDING
IcTS IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN As CEN
TER EkiNGTON. NO RESERVE WILL BE
Placed On ANY LOT. TERMS VERY EASY
MD MADE KNOWN AT TINE OF SALE. A
DfPOSlT OF $50 WILL BE REQUIRED on
EACH LOT As SOLD. CoNNEYANCING ETC.
Al ~ RCHASERS : CCST. THEY WILL RE Of
RARE OPPORTUNITY To CONTRACTORS
BlIl.DERS OR PRIVATE BUYERS TO SELL RE
LOTS At YOUR OWN PRICE DO NOT FAIL To
ATTEND THIS SALE. FOR ANY DESIRED IN
FORMATION API LY To THE AUCTIONEEE
WHERE PLATS CAN BE SEEN
THOS. J. OWEN, AUCT.. 913 ST. NV.
JOHN +. CLAToR. Atty, 9l3 ST NV.
se193t
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From Puck.
Jack-"Lets play house. I'll be the IA
ther and you'll be the mother"
Dolly-"Yes; and I'll come to you and ask
you for money to buy a new dress"
Jack-"GeS: there you go. That's just
you! You always want to do something to
raise y fight
Evening star., 1898-09-20
MARCUS NOTES, AUCT., sa7 La. AVE.


BEAUTIFUL FOLDING BED WITH F. P MIR
ROR. OAK AND WALNUT BED ROOM
SUITES SIDEBOARDS. COMBINATION BU-
REAU AND WASHSTAND. BEAUTIFUL PAR
LOR SUITES. WARDROBE FOLDING BED
COUCHES, HAIR AND c. T. MATTRESSES,
H. C. AND OTHER CHAIRS BOOK CASES
HAT RACKS. EXTENSION AND OTHER ia
BI.ES. BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED BRASS
TRIMMED BED tSINGLE) WITH WASH
STAND AND TABLE TO MATCH, ABouT %
BRUSSELS AND 800 YARDS INGRAM, D.
PLY AND COTTAGE CARPETS.
ALSO
FROM CAMP AIGER ABOUT 400 W. s. CHAIRS
ALSO 20 SMYRNA RUGS. WOOL ART
SQUARES, CLOCKS FROM INSTALLNIENT
HOUSE.
ON Thursday morning,
September p, ,at1O O'clock,
D will sell at my salesrooms
am excellent collection of
Household Effects and Car
pets.
Terms cash.
se20-2t
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We'd rather you'd have the profit, and
more too, than to let stock hold over.
Hoekes is a real Clearing Sale-Advt
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WALTER b; WILLIAMS & CO. AUCTION
BATH BRICK DWELLING, No. 513 FLORIDA
AVENUE N0RTlIWEST.-By virtue Of deed of
trust recorded in Liber 1875 folio pa, ct seq,
land records of the District Of Columbia and by
request Of the holder of the note. will sell
by pubic auction. front Of the premises on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH 1895
AT HALF-PAST FOUR PM, all that certain piece
or parce' OF land and premises known Lot
number twenty two t22D, in Glllett's subdivision
of lots in block 3. lie Droit Park as per plat
record in Libe County No. 4, folio IS, of the
records of the surveyors Office Of the District Of
Columbia. Terms of sale: $500 in cash. remainder
In one to four years, with interest at ) per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust or all cash
Al papers at cost Of the purchaser. A deposit of
500 required sale Terms of sale TO be COM
plete in ten dayr from date of sale otherwise
trustees will sell at the risk and cost Of pur-
chaser THOS e. HENSEf, JACKSON II. RAL-
ST0N, Trustees. srI5-i0t
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FUTURE DAlS
THos. J. OWEN, AUcTIoNEER, sis ST. NV

IHOS. J. OWEN. ACCTIONEER, 9l3 T ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
NO. 320I nth ST. NV
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust. Gully Pc
corded in libSr NJ. 2luO. folio 44l ct seu on, Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia and
at the request If the parties secured therrhy. We
viii sell. at public auction. in of tie pr.u-
ises On FtlD Ny. SEPTEMBER TWENTY THIRD
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the south ~ feet
iront 10y depth OF lot liz, and the north IL feet
frcnt by depth Of lot lis. In Chaplin Browns sub
division Of part OF Pleasant Plains. as said sun
division is recorded in the Office of the surveyor uf
The District Of Cob mEia. in Book Governor Shep-
herd page lI2, with the In proycmcnts thereon
Terms: NJ ide known mt time of sale. A deposit
OF 500 required at time Of sale. Convey aRcius
and recording at purchasers cost.
JAMES T. FITCH
W. HENRY WALKER
sel4-d&ds Trpsts-s
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sel4-dkd
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIuNEER
lSuccess9r 10 Ratcli1e. Sutton a On

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRIGHT PIANO. FINE
BED ROOM, DINING ROOM AND pARI.oR
FJtNlTJ RE. MIRRORS. CARPETS. Ere
by virtue Of a clHttel deed II trust daily re-
corded IN liber No. 2is5 folio 3y4 seq. one ~
the land rec rrds of the District OF Columbia anJ
at the request Of the party secured thereby We
VIII sell, by public auci on. within the sales
rooms of James W. Rstclife, $50 Pa ave "a ~
on SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TNEN.
1N-FOURIH. lSJS, AT len O'CLOCK a l,rre
collection IF Household Furniture, Upright Piano
Carpets, etc, mentioned In schedule attached 10
said trust.
Terms cash.
T. r. BENNETT
j. ". WILSON,
se1g-d&dls Tr,.,...
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER.
tSuccessCr TO katclitfe. Sutton A Col
TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE FRAME
pNELLING. NO. i4ll cYTH STREET. WFST
WASHINGTON. u. c.
BY Virtue Of decree cf the supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia. passed IN equity cause
No. 1882 the undersigned trustee viii nrer Tor
sale 10y publtc auction In front 81 the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FOU RTEENTH DAY or
SEPTEMBER. A. ID. iSgS. AT HAlF-PAST rot II
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described real -.
tate, situate In the city OF Washington District OF
Columbia, aud being parts Of original lots number
three uo3). In square numbered eighty nine ,s.,
IN GcorgetuNn, District Of Columbia. beginning nj
lhe east side OF 18th st. one hunir.d aud twenty
fvuF 24l feet south OF the northw corner or
square. thence south said Twenty -nIuth tapthl
ST twenty eight t.Sl feet, more or less tp the
middle OF Partition wall between the two houses
on lots log and los. thence east along the middle
OF SAID PARTITION wall and the extension uf said
middle line ninety G'pl feet. thence north twenty
eight feet. more less. tu luterSect a line drawn
east from point hundred and twanty four
u2b feet south from northwest corner II said
square. thence west In said line ninety tg1i feet
10 the beginning, together with all tie impr,vs-
nsents. rights. etc.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two egual in.
stallmcnts payable in and two wears with IN
terest at per cent per Annum. secured hy deed
of trust on the property sold. all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser 4 deposit " S2iHp r,uIr-
cd at tim" Of sale II terms Of sale are not com
piled with In ten days from day or sale the thus
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost uf the defaultlng purchaser after i've
days advertisement OF such resale In some news
paper published in Washington. u {. All con.
Ne!ancing, stamps. etc, at the cost Of the pur-
chaser
WALTER A. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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C. C. SLOAN & CO, AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE NINE-ROoM BRICK
DWELLING. NORTHEAST CORNER OF
I.ARCH AND MAPLE AVENUES, lie DROIT
PARK. LOT 50x100.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust recorded I'm
Lber 2295 folio 166 ct seq. Of the land records
of the District of Columbia, will sell at public
Auction. in front Of the premises. on MONDAY.
the TWENTY SIXTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER, A. ID.
1898. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
described real estate, situate in the county of
Washington, in said District: Lots numbered nine
u9D and twenty (20j in ii. NJ. Brush's sub
division Of part Of block numbered four a. lie
Drot Park per plat recorded in Liber County
8. folio 127, Of the records in the Office OF the
surveyor Of the District OF Columbia, together
with the improvements, consisting Of three-story
brick dwelling. containing nine rooms and bath.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance in two ~ years
with interest at six i6l per centum per annum,
payable semi annually from date Of sale. secured
by deed OF trust upon the property sold. or all
cash. at the option of purchaser A deposit Of
$50 Will be required at time OF sale All con-
veyancing. revenue stamps. recording, &c at pur-
chasers cost. Terms to be complied with within
ten days, otherwise the reserve the right
TO resell at risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser CHARLES r. BANES.
JOHN y. WORTHINGTON.
SELF 10 20 81 %
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WALTER A JOHNSTON, Trustee.
se3-d&ds 4l2 9th St NV.

tTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED t-NTu,
NEDNESbAf. THE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1898. at same hour and place
WALTER A. JOHNSTON Trustee
sel3c&ds Al2 9TH ~ n n
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THOMAS BOWLING & co. AUCToNEFRs
Gl2 + st. NV
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more than you can a
horse. Bicycling
will make healthy
men more healthy it
will make unhealthy
men more unhealthy.
When a man has been
living in too big a hurry,
he has worked
himself out, when he
has got so that he does
lot Sleer az ent or rnnt
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TRUSTEE SALE or LARGE FRAME
pNEIIING. No. i4ll cYTH STREET WEsI
" ASllI Na.TlN ID
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kupopen pronto A.Arecibo invAdido por
fIos americanos, On virtnd do suproxifni
dad s Ia capital, donde acknowledgements
ha de tener efecto alguns bataIla. Mny
aventurados nos pareoen esos cAloulos.
~. De Vega sbaja nos ipforman
que en- la central <San Vicente, del Sc
flor Gallard, fu6 muerto' de .un tiro ell
fndividuo Antonio Sotomayor, que le
aisparo Francisco Gonis, ambos emples.
Idos de Ia fnoa = voluntarios 80
! ~ Aver tarde lego esta capital
I ell administrator de la Adaana de Areoi.
Ebo, don Angel SaDz, conduoiendo los
afondos de La recaudaoi6n efeotuada por:
Saquel centric. :-.*r -. j.. ~s..: =
~. El seflor oomandante militar de
Mayagdez informa aquel veoindario
por rnedio de la prensa de aqaella ciudad
L. erden que tiene de haoer la requiss de
caballos, encargando s los veoinos que
sc le avise de cualquier abuse que faera
de esa orden, intsntara cometerse. "
*** Y sigue apretando Ell gremio
de panaderos al esosso pdblico que hay
en- esta capital. El pan hoy Sc vende &
10 oentavos los $50 gramos. "a como
sale la libra? 5Tenemos 8 no tenemoa
alcaide que ponga coto & ese abuse inca
lifcable? - H.. .: .e. 49,:
T. ~ Ha vuelto al: servioio activo
<deede al dia S del actual, ell captain de
!, Ej3roito retirado don Francisco Gomez
Vilarino. =:
~ Dfcese que So han dado 6rdenes
de salir de la oiudad 4 las mujerea de
vida Hbre. *..-.:> ~
~ Han oadsado penosfsima impre'
sion pdblica, los sucesos oourridos en-
Aibonito al Jefe del Gobierno insular,
sehor Mu6oz Rivera, sncesos que go se
nos han permiJido relatar.
~. Nos dicen one en- Bayam6n So
han prohibido los grupos que pasen dc
| una persona.
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= zgsx = n Q tenemoa noticias que comT
aicar nuestros leotores references 8 los
pneblos de GALES = Manatf. Solo Sc dice
sc We aqua puesta haoia las alturas.
- ~.. = Sc dice que en- San German
reina gran p&nioo con motive de haberse
retirado Ia fuerza que habfa, haoia Ma
yaguez, habiendo qnien orea que pueda
SYolverse a:alterar el orden. I'm telegra'
.fata de dicha~ poblaci6n. fu6 arrollsdo
por los insurgen5es, y ell otro al YER que
la tropa SO marchsba se fu6 Mayag1ez,
dando :esto lue,ar s que desde Ell dfa de
Ia algarada no :haya TELEGRAPH nj telegra-
fsta en- San G.rmAn.> s.e.au<: -
- Nos informa un disrio del Oes-
te, que en- Ahasoo no ha ocurrido NADIA
diss pasados. Solo fu6 un chisme de
veoindad y no osra oosa. Parece que Ia
noticia no SO interpret6 debidamente.
~ Dice Ella Information, de Ma
yagiioz: <Nos informan que haee dias
ha deiado de perteneoar s la redaooi6n
de <El Imparoisl,, don Manuel Prats
Tolosa. Y por oierto que Sc oonooe.
iSe puede saber ahora quien es el que 10
redacta?,
*. El te,egrafsta que prestabs sus
aervioios en- Adjuntas, SO encuentra ac'
tualmente en- Bsrceloneta.
-. En- Msyagiez cotisan las e
sobre Londres, Il $1l; 8 dias vista; 1875
por 100 premio sobre los Estados Uni
dos; al 20 aobre Espsna y III sobre
Paris.
+ ~. Segdn nos ipforman, las dnioas
parroquias que no han cobrado sus ha.
beres dc Agosto en- el distrito de esta
capital, son los do Rio grande, Loiza y
Naranjito, por no haber msndado sus
n6minss s tempo.
~ Nos dicen que cuarenta volun
tarios dc Manst1 han entregado las armas,
oesando de perteneoer al ouerpo.
~ En- la retreta del jueves que
di6 la mnsica de voluntarios en- Bayam6n,
$50 extren6 un preoioso pasodoble, del
que es autor don Juan Vi6olo y dedioa
do 4 don Emilio de Casta6os. Nos he
cen grandas elogios de esa composici6n.
/ ~ Reoortamos del <Diario Popu'
lar, dc Mayaguez: <Algunos calculista'
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CaIIIcIda R,chard. osossss 3d.: 9ss,ss. sf;a.s;,

Cdlllcldd RcnaT0. ,0ansass nsds nso,aa ssosa;,
prsbada para Ia curaci6n dc los callos,s
sc detalla 1s2b oentavos ell pomo en- los.
establecimientos <El Capricho,, <La Es-
fera, y <Farmaois Col6n.> P. &@
-. Hs resultado completamente
falsa Ia notieia eiroulada aquf aver, de
que en- Arecibo habfan ocurrido desor.
d snes, & consecuencia de haberse levan.
tsdo una partida sediciosa. -, Hasta la
hora de sAlida del tren del ferrooarril
10 habfa oonrr;ae la menor npvedad. ~
~. Don Luis \LrdoEez, goluntario
de la guerrilla montada del Satall6n nj.
nero l que por asuntos partiotslare fu6
hace tres dfas Rio grande, ha sido CO.
signado como gu1a de las fuer rzas que
van operar contra los invasores en-
Fajardo, jefe de la guerrilla montada
de aquel pueblo.
~. Tenemos notioias de que ma
nana 80 reunira la Junta de Obras de
Puerto, con objeto de acordar la inme-
data venta de algunos de los solares ga
nados al mar, siguiendo prooeaimiento
rapido.
- D1cese que lleg6 4 Lares una
comision de americanos, compuesta de
algunas personals, las que pretendieron
posesionarse del pueblo, ell alcalde
por toda oontestaci6n los mand6 amarrar
ponerios en- la carcel.
wv Aver tarde, las cinoo me-
dia, pssaron por la oalle de San Fran
cisco, hacia la salida de Puerta de Tie
IRA, sesenta y cuatro individuos prooe
deutes de la requisa de hombres prao-
tioada en- esta oiudad. Los llevaban
atados por el antebrazo, en- parejas, GUS
todiados por la Guardia Civil de Or
den pdblico.
~. Hemos dido decir que regresa'
ran esta ciudad varias familias do las
que SO encuentran en- pequeflos pueblos
del interior, causa de IL concentration
que se hace de las fuerzas de la Gusrdia
Civil, que eran la garantfa de la oonser'
vaoidn del orden. Preferen someterse
& los rigores de sitio y bombardeos 8
permanecer indefensas por los campos.
~. Recortamos de up diario local:
eSegun notioias recogidas aver, ha
bfa en- Fajardo un oabo y ocho numeros
de tropa, cuando desembarc6 un Official
yankee con escolta, so aoerc6 al oabo,
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- Nos escriben de Caguas: <Ds
novedad por esta oiudad no ocurre NADIA,
solamente un panioo tremendo debldo q
que nos creemos que los yankees pasen
por aquf que habra un gran oombate
por Ia situaci6n que ooupa esta oladad,
que es la llava de esa cspital; aqnf.te
mos compaflfas y se dice que vendran
mas, la gaardia civil &c esta reconcen'
trando los voluntarios estan acuartela.
dos; asf es que muchas familias sc han
marohado para los campos Y Sc preparan
muohas mas con el mismo fin. La ST.
tuaci6n aquf es insostenible, todos los
artfculos de primera necesidad estan por
las nubes.
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intimAndole Il iend Cite oontest6s
que no q 'rsndfa. El offcial, sonriendd,
le dijo qu6tera 10 quesibaA hacer con ~
fuerza contra 81 namero abramador que
iba desembsrcar, couteatahdo este hue.
para ESQ tenfaA Apreparatlas sus trinoheias
y tenfa fusiles. Ri6ndose SO fu6 q of
oial 4 notifea1 L. resoluei4n, Del, qeb9|,y
empezo 81 desetmbaroo, y siendo 'febibita
l. fuerza yankee 4 deaosrgax oerr3da POI. POI.
nuestros nueve hombres. Estog hicier
ron TODD Ell fuego que pudieron/ tenien,
do cuatro heridos, los euales fferon.Ne :.
vados por ell oabo en- personA & sitio
conveniente,s retirAndo ose ordfnadamente
y habi6ndoles hecho los Yankees mu'
ohas bajss." ..
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VARIE DAD ES.
EIpidio de los Santos J Laguardia
ABOGAD(
ABOGADO.
PIazaela de la Magdalena, antigua
casa de Hevfa. -Arecibo. 3O-11

Se f|esaa yender en- Espana en- la
provincia de Oviedo, Santa Marina de
Ia Vega csle de la antigua una casa
mum. 3, altos ? bajos de mamposterfa
tcubierta dc losa con su corral tapiado y
Iessa de horno para elaborsr pan, Gu
bierta tanlbi6n de losa con,su antojana
alberta 81 Sur con la que constituye un
! solo fondo de cabida de dos areas junto
{ Ia casa por el Norte con su huerta GER
cada de pared alta do cabida de treinta
seis areas sesenta = siete sentiareas
destiuaias s labranzas con otTa antoiana
al oriento y otras porciones de TERRA
compuestas de dos ouerdas mas me.
nos FL que interese comprarla dirfja'
Sc ga dusna Amalia Gonzalez viuda de
Ia Tore. Ciudad de Huzaaoao, Puerto
Rico. 30~-7
70 $685. SfBoftso ss : sss 5ts foa
los ocayos de establecmiento so centaVos botella.
-Arecibo, Gale d. Pay1a no. 10.
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lgua de Persia Legitima
UNfC0S PEOrIHrARIOa:
Tho ahefsiaaG Chemical Co.
ia Water Street,
NeW-Yerk.
:.

.eG4a STA maravillosa Aqua
@NzXY es un restaurador per-
GEMN fecte que devuelve AL
SESh2 2CABELLO SU COLOR
wv NATURAL, destruye
Ia caspa, vigoriza Ia raiz y Il
hace crecer, dej&ndolo susve.
brinante 7 sedoso: sometid<
esta aqua ( nm an<lisis, se he
encontrado que no contiene suS
tancia qufmtca alguna que SCI
daaosa Z Ia sadud: no mancht
el CUTE6 MI Il ROPA, 10 qQs
es 10 admiration de los pr1nci
pales quinaicos del mGndo. EST
nAr4yillosa <ARua de Persia
20 4BHoa con IL mayor facflidat
y es un bello ideal para las sc
foras = para cuantos tengan &
cabello prematuramente csno.
Por 10 expuesto se comprel
der&, aun por las personals mt
esc6pticas, que esta aqua es q
liquido que obra directamenf
sobre las raices del cabello, d
volviendole Il parte qufnica
ha perdide, como 10 oompruet
cl hecho de que no mancha
cults, pues puede aplicarse ct
lamano no requiriendo especd
cuidado, J 81 cabello gradus
mente va adquiriendo de un m
do marsyilloSo ~ color nAtur,
ELL
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Pto Rico, 25 de Julio de 1898.
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his magnificent column that, crossing the
field al Il rapid step, scattered like Il whirl-
WIND everything that opposed their prog
resS. Whole regiments of cavalry and Cos
sacks, the chaSscurs of the guard militia
and all, went down, or were driven before
its tde-like movement
On every side were seen flying horsemen
and scattered infantry. The other divis-
ions now advanced to the attack, but the
victory seemed about tO he won by Ney
alone, for he was close upon Friedland,
and n shout rolling along the whole column
and heard above the roar of battle, an
carried by assault.
MASS OF LIVING vALoR"
But just at this crisis the Russian I'm
perial Guard was ordered TO advance With
fixed .bayonets, this mass OF living vaIOr
hurled itself on its adversary. The head Of
Ney's column went down before the charge.
and the whole body was rolled back over
rapidly advancing to sustain him, he raj
lied his broken ranks and again pressed to
the assault.
Friedland was carried after an obstinate
resistance and immense slaughter, and
soon tlie bridges in the rear over the ALE
were in flames.
The smoke rolled over the field OF battle
like that OF burning forest--the sun went
down in gloom, and the dead were piled
over the ground, and Ney had made Bona
parte again conqueror by his indomitable
valor.
Napoleon's confidence in him was almost
unbounded. During the battle of BautZen
he lay on the ground, sheltered by hight
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full power OF mental concentration. He
could literally shut up his mind To the one
object he had in view. The overthrow of
the enemy absorbed every thought within
him, and he had none TO give 10 danger or
TO death.
Where he placed his mind he held it,
and not all the uproar and confusion OF
battle could divert it He would not allow
himself 10 see anything else, and hence he
was almost as insensible TO the danger
around him as a deaf and dumb and blind
man would have been. He himself once
expressed the true secret of his calmness,
when, after one of these exhibitions of
composure, amid the most horrid carnage,
one OF his officers asking him if he never
felt fear, he replied. II never had time"
This was another way Of saying that
fear and danger had nothing TO do with the
object before him, and therefore he would
not suffer his thoughts 10 rest on them for
a single moment. Ii would not require
much time" one would think, to see the
danger Of marching straight into the fash
OF a hundred cannon, or TO feel a thrill Of
terror, as the last discharge left him almost
alone, amid his dead and dying guard.
POWER OF CONCENTRATIONS
But he had trained his mind not to SEQ
these things for the time being This de-
votion and concentration of all his powers
TO a single object, gave him great advan-
tage IN moments OF peril. and when the
tate OF battle was turning ON single
thought. Where other men would become
confused in the confusion around them.
he remaining clear as ever and was able
frequently 10 redeem everything, when
everything seemed lost
His tenacity of will was equal to his