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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
TEN DIFFERENT WAYS
BY which One May break the Health
mad blast the Life-One Way 60 Pre-

BY which One May Break the Health
aad Blast the Life-One Way 20 Pre-
vent.
L. Getting down and exhausted through cx-
cessive hot weather.
2 Through loss Of appetite and inability to re-
ceve nonrishment from food arising from the
cause.
s. Keeping too late hours night. and sleep
ing too late in the morning.
T. Ncglcctine to take sufficient exercise 10 keep
the body healthy. thrcuEh feeling tired do
50. by reason Of a weakened system.
8. Negiecting TO wash the body Sufficiently 90
keep the Iores of IN. skin open.
O. Keeping up constant excitement by fretting
the mind with borrowed trouble.
Z. Taking meals az irregular intervals.
g. Injuring the stomach by dciuging u with
eopiocs dranghts Of ice water.
9. Through getting In draughts while cverheaied
from active exercise.
10. Indigestible food taken late Mt night which
oarsc billiouspess and other unpleasant symptoms
There Is only way in which health can he
maintained rccained In spite Of all these dan
gers which menace IL. and that l. by the aid 81 a
gentle. hcalthful stimulant which viii Keep the
blood in proper circulation. destroy impurities
which enter the system. and give vigor and tone
to the whole body. Such aid Is be found in
tho nse Of Duffy pure malt " iskry. which ph,s-
eirHs strongly recommend = the best and only
means Of maintaining health. strength and
crcy nj all times. The strongest constitution IL
some potent agent vi the nature 81 the great
preparation above named and described.
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DIED..

CoNNELLs On Monday. March u. 1905. a; 4;a5
pm. DENNIS CoNNEIL. husband Of Kate L.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CULLEN. At her residence No. 14a9 X strect,
in This city. on Monday. March u. 1sss.
ELIZA NJ, widow Of Henry J. Cullen. MD. OF
Funeral services will be held at ST. Matthew's
Church, Rhode Island avenue. on WEDNESDAY.
wood cemetery, Brooklyn -
widow Of The late William II. Fuller, and
daughter Of Mrs. e. A. Craig.
northwest. Thursday morning March IL. at
$50 O'Clock Rsgrism mass at 1, Holy Trini,y
spactfully invited attend. q
he daughter. Mrs. Ida NJ. Hail, Newlmrgh,
NY.. EMMA H.. widow Of T. ID. Gilman.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HcLCER on Monday. March IA. 1888. at 7:l5
am. CATHERINE beloved wife Of Nicholas
Holcer. aged sevenry-seven years.
Funeral from her late residence. No 1912 42
street southwest. "Wednesday, March l6. at
$50. Requiem mass at st. Mary's Church at
$3.50. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited attend. Interment in 81. Marys
cemetery. %
at the residence of her granddaughter, Ms.
Katherine Neumfnn 22c7 street northwest.
Funeral from above residence Thursday. March II.
at 2 pm. (New York Herald please copyD %
NALLEY On March l5 1895. at 5:10 an. ANNA,
infant daughter of Charles Nailey and Clara
Nalley tnee Fleming.
Funeral private, from her uncle, L. W. Wetzeis.
residence. 40 street northeast on Netines-
day at pm.
o'NIEIL. On Tuesday. March IS. 1855 at 1920
am, at her residence. 2e29 18th street.
LUI.IE, beloved daughter Of Mary A o'Niell.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SCOTT On Monday. March IA, 1sas. MARTHA Il.
SCOTT widow Of the late Jas. a. Scott
Funeral from residence Of MIR. VIM. 4. Allan. 522
9th street southeast, wednesday. $3.50 pm.
SAIYTH On Monday March II. 1898. at $50
p.m CATHERINE C., beloved daughter of the
late Stuart and Johanna Smyth.
MAY she in reace.
Our dear has left us
For the realms above,
Guided solely by Gods
Holy pIecept of love
Funeral from her late residence, loo 9TH street
southeast. at S:43 am. on March IL Re
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend
STEGEMERTEN. On Tuesday March II. 1905
at 3 O'Clock m. CHRISTINA. youngest child
OF Annie V. and the late William Stegemerten,
aged eight months
Funeral from the residence No. rs L street NORTH
west on Wednesday. March 16. at O'Clock
pm. lnterment in 81. Mary's cemetery.
WILLIAMS Sunday morning March 10. 1885. at
1:30 o'clock, DANIEL. WILLIAMS. at lis resi-
dence, 1880 Florida avenue.
Gone. but not forgotten"
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IN SOCIAL SESSION.
Oriental Council. n. A.. Entertatns
the Ladies'.

Oriental Council. No. 49,. Royal Area
mum, held a ladies' social al it's rooms. No.
1905 Z street northwest, last everIng. IL
was one of those pleasant little affairs OF
which the ladies were the guests of honor.
The program for the evening. in charge Of
the orator. Clinton Gapin. was thoroughly
enjoyed by about 80 members and their
families. 1t consisted of piano solo by
Mrs Alexander Shepherd Merchant. fol-
lowed By comic songs by Mr.. w. a. Nor
SELL after which an address of welcome
was delivered by the regent. James T.
Shaftoe, in which he stated that the pres
ent was one of nany little social sessions
which Oriental Council was going to hold
during the season.
Regent Shaftoe then introduced Smith
Thompson, ST., who is the oldest living
member of the order. and member of
Oriental Council. After a few remarks and
a recitation by Mr.. Thompson, a soprano
sclo was rendered by Mrs. Herbert l.. Da-
Wis, followed by a piano duet by Mrs. Ran
dali Parsons and Mrs. George Il. Hcinecke
Recitations by 7. ]. Landergren and Geo.
w. McMorris followed. and these were sue
cceded by piano solo by Mrs. Geo. r.
Heinecke, baritone solo by f. A. Mess and
a tenor solo by j. l.. Rohlander.
J. Elmer Lacey, with his corps of as
sstants. served refreshments, and then the
floor was cleared for dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
STEAM ENGINEERING.
Proposed Change in Law Regulating
the Business.

Proposed Change in Law Regulating
the Business.
Commissioner Wight has had prepared a
bill to regulate steam engineering and the
inspection of stationary steam boilers in
the District. The regulations of other
cities were considered in the preparation
OF the measure. and practical stationary
steam engineers in the District and in
private employ were consulted.
1t became apparent some time ago to
Mr. Wight that the present regulations are
defective in many respects, one Of the
mes st fatal being the inability to punish
engineers licensed to operate small plants,
but who operate plants of the greatest
capacity, embarrassment and danger being
caused by this practice.
The bill provides for an annual salary
of $1,000 for the inspector of steam boilers
in lieu of the fees he now receives, the
fees to be hereafter paid to the District.
These fees, it has been found, amount 10
about $500 per annum. Out of this
amount the inspector has paid for an as
sistant and horse and wagon. Under the
proposed bill his bond will be increased
from $1,000 to 5000, and he will be given
an assistant, at an annual salary OF 500.
the assistants duties being to aid the in
spector and act for him when the latter is
on leave or incapacitated.
The fees are to be paid to the collector
of taxes. So being charged all applicants
for examination Punishment for inioxi.a-
tion on the part of engineers while on duty
Is made more severe by the new bill, an
Ell gineer so offending to have his lice
suspended for year for the first offense.
and for q second offense to be forever de-
barred from engaging in the business Of q
stationary steam engineer In the D strict.
Applicants for licenses are to be examln-
ed by board consisting of the inspector
ard two practical stationary steam eug;-
peers to be designated by the Commission
ers, the latter two to receive therefor an
annual salary of $500. and the quaiifica-
tons Of applicants are practically thos. IT
the present time.
In recommending favorable action on the
proposed bill. Mr.. Wight explains thar the
fees Of the office viii about pay the salaries
proposed. and states that there exists
necessity for the enactment of the meas
Ure. The bill win. II fsoexpectsd. be trans
mttted to Congress In q day or SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
MnrriRGc Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-John ". Miller of Baltimore. Md.
and Minnie l.. Sproesser of this city: Elias
Rubenstein and Emma Wheatley; Allen J.
Simpson and Marion II. Williams; Hamil-
ton S. Wallace of this city and Ethel Bangs
of Boston, Mass; Henry X. c. Fox and
Lizzie L. Hopwood, both of Frederick, Md.
Colored-John T. r. Weaver and Fanny
Johnson, Thomas II. Brown and Carrie
Lyle; William III. Douglass and Lucy Tur-
ner; Armstead BLACKWELL and Mary T..
Shorts; Wesley Jefferis and Marian s..
Tinney; Lawson Ward and Agnes Harris;
Samuel Jennings and Virginia Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
New and Rare Styles
OF Chairs and Rockers.

There is always room in your par
lor or an untitled corner where a
chair would look well if it were a
handsome one.
We have several beautiful Colonial
Chairs and Rockers, goods that have
been bought at two-thirds their real
value. which we offer at the following
special prices:
$3.50 to $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Refrigerators.

Belongs New Perfection" and
the Reeds "Odorless" we believe to
be two of the best refrigerators on
the market today. They are both
scientific food preservers, hygienic,
economical in ice and labor saving.
They were made to do the best work
and stand the wear and tear of time
and not cheaply constructed to sell
at low price.
Belongs Refrigerators, S8.o5 to
$4,000.
Belding's Ice Chests, $3.50 to
SIo75.
"Odorless" Refrigerators, $3.50
to $500.
With these are showing Grocery Ice Boxes
and Chests 10 the hest styles and sizes--every
Of which Is guaranteed
Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

In the divorce proceedings instituted by
Catherine ]. Anderson against Robert W.
Anderson, Judge Hagner has signed
decree granting Mrs. Anderson a separa-
ton from the defendant, because OF cruel
treatment on his part. Mrs. Anderson is
further granted authority to resume her
maiden name, Lucas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
A Special Lot of Fine
Rattan Carriages
A. n Il Jri D.

Upholstered in silk tapestry. figured armures.
corduroys and the newest fabrics FOR spring. with
parasOI match: best coil SPRING patent brake,
cane seat bottoiR-amoEg the finest goods made.
SIo.95 each.
Regular price S22.5o.
Special value in
Children's Gocarts.
Well made and up to date in every
particular
S245 each. Value $500.
Fourth floor.
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Ten Dollars.

They are unsurpassed and unsur-
passable. We selected the stock and
had them made to our order and &C
cording to our own ideas, and in
placing this popular priced carriage
before the public we are satisfied
that we offer the very best Carriage
possible to obtain at the price. Four
special designs are represented.
No. Roll Body Carriage, upholstered In cordu-
roy. poneee or satin parasol lined with green.
patent brake. best running gear, steel or wooden
No. 2-Half- roll Body Carriage of selected stock.
closely woven. a design of peculiar beauty-up
hostcred in corduroy. best running gear. reinforced
back ard front patent brake steel wooden
wheels. pongee satin parasol, lined with green.
An extraordinary value Each. SO. 90
Nos. , and Are practically the ] and
2 with the exception OF the bodies. which very
stylish and fancy in design-elegant in all their
appointments. Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Dry Chalnnagnes.

Lovers Of dry champagne appreciate the
markable vintage Of G. IL. MunIm 4 Co.'S Extra
Dry now coming to this country. Its importation
In 1897 aggregated a. 115 cases, - 2g3 cases
mere than any other brand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Dress Trunks covered with heavy duck. sheet
iron bottom. hardwood Stats. Excelsior lock II
inch strap hinges cloth lined two trays. Bound
with maileable iron. corner clamps riNeted with
washers throughOUt-an excellent trunk for rpugn
and hard usage. Each $500 10 SOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Baby

Baby
Carriages.
We are showing more than one
hundred distinct styles of Baby Car
riages, comprising the very latest
shapes and designs, among which
are novelties and styles exclusively
ours. All the 1893 Improvements
are represented.
Special attention is called to our
line of Carriages at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

W. 4 l. Special Steamer Trunk-adaptahle for
all kinds of trsyel-made of selected material
covered with heavy duck. bound with malleable
iron rivete,! with washers throughout. hard wood
stats. best Finch strap hinges. Excelsior lock
T.. Sa-,SJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Judge Scott today fined George Parker
$40 for striking Janss Connor and Police
man Nplvey. He did not pay and al Q re-
IN wUnt . ian for thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
MARRIED.

PURKS-HEAIY. on Monday. February q, 1888
at the cathedral In Baltimore. by Re-. Father
leardon ID. BYRD PCRkS and ALICE J.
HEALY, both II Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Latest style Photographs in black English and
Flemish frames; such subjects the old masters.
royal children. and various religious subjects.
Various sizes, ranging in price CT 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

W X l.. Special Dress Trunk-made to our spe-
ciaI or,Ier-co,e cred with heavy duck. cloth lined
rycted throughout with washers, single bolt lock,
No. lncE bolts. rclling tray. four best Finch
strap hinges. bound with malleable iron. heavy
HIalieahle iron clamps. The best Trunk
on the market today for the price-2S to 40 inches
Each. 500 TO Slloo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15


We make Mems Stylish Clothing
to order at reasonable prices-not at
ridiculously low prices. We guaran-
tee entire satisfaction and live up to
the guarantee.
Our Foreign and Domestic Cloths
for Spring are ready for inspection.
All the latest effects are represented.
Trousers to order, 81 90 up.
Suits to order, $3.50 up.
A special line of Covert Overcoat-
ings, in pleasing shades.
SI2.oo and upward.
Mems Dept-First floor
Shoe
Department.
We have on display this week in
Shoe Department fine kidskins in
various colors, which are interesting.
And we are showing as fine and
choice an assortment of Spring Foot
wear as produced. The most famous
makers are represented All the
newest shapes and special designs
of Our own.
Our lines of Misses and Children's
Tan Lace and Button Shoes are
made to give solid service and to
look dressy at the same time. Prices
are the lowest possible to name for
goods worth your buying
A very large and excellent line of
Oxfords now ready.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
New
Pictures.

We show in OUR Picture Depart
ment an absolutely new stock, COM
prising many novelties and all the
latest designs and subjects in Pho
tographs, Etchings, Pastels, Water
Colors, Fac Smile Water Colors, etc.
Our Pictures are such as are found
in art stores, while the prices are
very much lower. We also carry in
stock made-up Frames in all the
regular sizes and in the latest styles
OF holdings at most reasonable
prices. The following are exception
allv good values:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Steamer Trunks. covered with heavy duck. three
u inch strap hinges. hardwood Stats. Excelsior
lock-yery strong but extra light weight. Special
f.UU
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S3.95. Value $500.

Heavy Canvas Telescope Cases Carryalls,
with double corners. good straps. strongly made
zach ............-.... 3Jc. to S1.35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Genuine Water Coors. good subjects. in neat
Each. . WIN sn' eofne, ornaments csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Special lot of Photo Frames, in gilt, RI,
green. black, with mat and glass. Each.... 9OI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Trunks and
Travelling Goods.

This department contains every
thing that is new and desirable in
Travelling Goods, everything that is
necessary for a long journey or a
short trip. The goods have been Sc
lected with unusual care and are
made in the best possible manner,
with all the new and latest devices
and equipments-thus in keeping
with the needs of the travelling
public
Genuine Cowhde Suit Cases. Irish linen lining.
inside and outside straps. best brass locks, etc.
Choice of all sizes including 26-inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Trunks marked free.
Strap with each trunk.
Eourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Boys Spring
Clothing.

We are showing very handsome
and stylish line OF Boys Sailor Suits
including all the latest effects and
all the new styles of braiding All
plain colors are represented; also
several lines of beautiful mixed chev-
lots; sizes 3 to IL.
S268 to SI2.oo each.
Der line of Little Boys Fancy Suits is we'll
worthy Of notice. All the prettiest styles the
market affords are here-..Brownies - .Stanleys,"
Elton and MILDLY Suits Sizes to ~.
$3.50 to S8.75 each.
Boys overa.ls. per pair ............. 39c.
Boys. Print Shirt Waists each. 25c.
por,. 1auDaerea rere,,. Waists, each SOC.
Bors. Odd PANT. per o.,r 48c.
Boys. Atwood Suits. each. 81. so
Boys, Golf Caps. each. .......... soc.
Special.
Boys Separate Collars and Shields
washable.
25c. each.
Value Use. to Sa.OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

| Photographs. size Sx1O. latest subjects. in gray
| Each soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Artst-signed Etchings. size 14x2S. mount o.
ed on mat. in neat oak frames. Each. 49,. OSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Something New
Gibson's Sketches in miniature size Sx1O in neat
bronze frames. with torch0n mat and metal O-c
corners. Very dainty. Each. ............ OOS.
Special lot OF Bamboo Easels. neatly fin 40,
ished. Each ,1S(.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

500 Artotypes. Fac-Simile Water Colors and ImI
tation Pastels. Sizes 10x12 and 11A14. In ,-c
oak, green black and brown frames. Each Ooe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache. Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
TUFTS Liver PILLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15

Sx10 White Enamel Photograph Frames. with
brass corner ornaments and torchon mats with
round or square openings Complete for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
era yons to Order

From any size photograph, perfect
likeness and satisfaction guaranteed.
Sn.05 each.
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Easter Toys
and Novelties.

We have just placed on sale our
new importation of Easter Novelties
and Toys, comprising Chickens,
Rabbits, Brownies in Eggs, Chick
ems in Baskets, etc, and large
assortment OF Candy Boxes.
Toy Dept.-FOurth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-15
Mems
Custom Tailoring.

Fourth floor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
AL ABISM0

Seeuid vuestra nefands obra Concitad
4 odio del puebio, coutra los defensores del
bneblo. Herd, calumniad y pisotead la honra
el prestigio de las personalidades; pero no 10
agais desde Ia tribuns Ia luz esplendorosa
el sol. Hacedlo, como 10 estais haciendo, al
lido de los inocentes hijos del pueblo, con VOC
3 sirena y melosas pslabras, escudandoos CO.
10 siempre con vuestro <santo, amor al teEru'
d y Ia libertad. Segud, af, que ell resuItado
b Sc hara esperar mucho. La msla simiente
propaga de una manera prodigloss en- los
6pfritus ignorantes. Pronto tendreis milea y
Iiles que os eecunden en- vuestra funests labor
len Ia perdici6n de Ia pobre Paerto-Rico
hyad Is fosa de 10 lIbertad psra cue enterreis
> ella la autonomfa. L'evad q Is escsrpafa
nzede Ia dese.peraei6n la infeliz patris de
l6fioty, empuiadla para que ruede al abs.
de II fatalidad y de Ia hecatombe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
Sub.cOmit6 liberal en- Santurce

Los l;berales autonomistas dc Santurco ce
lebraron una reunion el saba 10 4 las &c la
noche, en- la casa de don Pedro Juan Nereara,
= constituyeron en- el importante pintoresco
poblsdo un sub comit6 del partido. Lo for
man los sefores signienteS:
Presidente: doctor don Alfredo Ferran.
Vocsles: don Nicolas Mulet, don Pedro
Sancho, don Manuel Diez de Andino, don En-
rique Urtaza, don Cosme Cintr6n, don Antonio
Gonzalez don Pedro Juan Vergara.
Secretario: don Rafael Diez de Andino.
Nos informan que ell Ell Comit6 provincial
seh Ia visto con el mayor agrado la feliz inioia'
tiva de los libera es sanurceios, dadas la illus
TRACTION la seriedad de lac digufeinlas personas
que componea eI nuevo organlsmo, confian en-
un exito briante, y esperan que pronto contara
alIf la colectiyidad con un nucleo podcroso, que
asegurara la victoria en- Ia pr5xima lucha elec
tOral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25

~. HI seilor don Carlos BuiLrago Gui
l!iot, nos partioipa taber alberto vi deypacho
u l'ru9urad0r en- Is ulu,lad 40 Utnaao, duudc
Vi reto @ns tcrvGlos pT0tosinnaEes.
~ Gel Is 2oAplGs, On bU nimer0 de aver
rccoInilaia ei i"ri6 hco ai.a t,mpala,s que
hji}jo Y Dunlca cn !'aris naeet,u cyrretpontal
don lniH EonafunT Horo al mjamo tpmuo
dice: "Nn cs ala Nampa1aa uu ,erU6ico
gnr"pIaGo para Ia 'octura dom3sEna Como
c'crito On la g'au mctrdpol del ma 40 CON
Ia sncdrld,d y rrude&a prorI&s do ips m!ss
lanes fmrrus'onlstas <hrttitv&rile,'., eyige
uu p'l}diGO .preAominantcmeLto nas"l inc
fYcrte hn eliza CGmpeNa. sc pue 10 !v,r Bo
nat"Dt complete, DO cnerlo entors', AIN Las req
i,:a:;"ue- r.'s":Vas que je "bhS.n tasH20ve.
hlraol >ss"c'al@a Y pcTi".ti'tlcaa 'jr la !en@s
pu5llrHc!nne. Ell i!ol!da esc. ?e."
90. l.. per!6dlro &'ihe ;,unts cree QUa !os
t1cpHEatvos marftmot dp lus Es.3ti,s Ipllos,
antns :" 'ir;gen cnntra lH3lYterra que contra
H'pa!i. el .i&pjn, y"s ta;.s uit'.'s4s u.'!rr@s
nUnea sta ;aron 4 los kstat- Cnidua, Ell ,aut1
qao ia "a ion americana : Ia iugle+. Ian sos-
leni 10 do, guarras.
x%. h Exemo. Sr G,hnrna>lor general
p0r decreto fecha lS del cngrionta &c la SER
vj'o n.'r,bar e itiuas4g:o prop,,s.to por c!
Sr ir'pectaT dc l' erseilansa del bistrito
NHrto para yisjtpr las h.souetsr, snperiores,
cjen'antal|a, suxilia'es surales do aiguuos
rHrDioS t!c sli Distrito nspccaouar 81 nisIno
tiempo a administration del ramo.
SF GnhTIE|rAna cor 30 pesos qaien in
W o''n u '0H''" tor,e d los pcoreG A.
iia:tmann Co., ne Arroyo, Gondo sc eneueu~
ire un lotro zaino, de rris cualtas uu ahada,
erin cola nogrss ui,,y abu'ta :; que tes a-
i'a1eol6 10 ia eatsncia to A garrohos, t;onoIe
pastsba i fines del pasado ncs 'i5 Diciem-
bre. lO-t
~. IL tania1o po.csioa del cargo do Of
cal s. . tla Ia secrctarfa del Goberno general
el se5or don Lorenzo baTreiro
~ ta e' 'is"urso one pronunci6 6, S..
Silvela an Badajbz dijo que Ia concession de Ia
autonomfa habla +ido TN gope &c Est7do: que
era prnten,o es,'aras 81 roauta:'o De NJ. impian
t.oo9 que 81 iFacasase pe,fa nPcosafio la yuel-
ia DO rnr-er""@oros al pnder Il, ror cl
co' 'rario SO favr el r. nlta'o h,brfa
que : 'zts 81 suyn, psciIioo lie lbs parti
doa p.itic rn Cuhs Conai|ler6 segurs
Ia "o'gaD'aac:sj del par.fdo consaEva1o- oes
pN&a del d'SfuFso del Sr pdal, au19nc no
de*ignh i"fatnrs que v"ndr.. sespuas.
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res, st expartiar%a sae:,ana e.: adis capital 80
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