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Discovery of n Roman Chariot

From the London Daily Neys-D
Writing from Philippopolis under date OF
18th instant Reuters correspondent SAYS.
An interesting discovery has lately been
made by NJ Georges Seure. Associate OF
the University Of France. ana a member
OF the French Archaeological School n
Athens, in the shape Of a Thracian tri-
umphai car OF the later Roman period or
about the fourth century \. d. II was ox-
cavated in the tumulus called Douhova
GHOSTS moundl. at the foot Of the Rho
dopes, near the village OF PastOusha. sit
uatcd to The southwest OF PhilippOpolis In
this barrow must have been buried the
servants and belongings Of some great
general. who evidently fell in some bat
tie fought close by. All the metallic ft-
tiugs Of the chariot, with small bronze fig
ures as decorations. and the harness for
one horse. were found. together with five
human skulls and several semi-decaycd
swords and lances. NJ Seure has put the
whole together In perfect order. and the
complete chariot is now exhibited in the
museum here. with several earthenware
pots and iachTymatorics, also found in the
barrow BY the EXPRESS desire of Prince
Ferdinand. who came down to saa these
interesting relics of antiquity the ctari-
OF will remain in this town The 1iscOv-
cry has so pleased his Royal Higlress that
he has offered to give from his private
purse the sum OF 10000 francs. 20 which
the Bulgarian Government will add 5000
francs and the French another 5000 francs.
for the purpose Of continuing these arch
geological researches in the couI try
NJ. SeUre states that this is the third
Roman chariot discovered. One of the two
others. in marble. is preserved in the Vat
lean Museum at Rome
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The way 20 become acquainted with the merit
Of a pure and wholesome beer il 90 'phon- Gif
Arlington Bottline Co. for a case Of Heurich'.
Mserztn, Senate, or Lager.
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A GOOD cough Medicine for CaiIdrcn

Il have 20 hesitancy in recommending Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy SAYS ?. T. Moran a we'll
known and popular baker Of Petersburg, Va I'VE
have given 10 to our children when troubled with
bad cough, also whooping cough, and il has al.
ways given perfect satisfaction II was recon-
mended 10 me BY a druggist as the best cough
medicine for children, IL contained no opium
other harmful drug" Sold by Henry Evans.
wholesale and retail. and all druggist
The evening times., 1900-04-16

4 marriage Of general social interest VIII
be that OF Miss M1rgie Bateman. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Edgerton Bateman
l.I5 Connecticut Avenue. and Rev. Ernest
MOOrehcad Paddock. assistant rector Of St
Johns Church. which occurs on Thursday
April 20 The ceremony viii Dc performed
by nr Wilbur s. Paddock and Or Alex
auder Msckay-Smith at the Church OF ST.
John. at $50 IN fhe morning
The bride Will pc attended by nine
bridesmaids. Miss Bella Edgertou Bate
man her sister, win be her maid OF honor
The bridesmaids viii be Miss Laura Green.
Miss Gerry, Miss Laura Cooke and Miss
Cranberry. OF New York: Mss Ogden. Of
Maine. Miss Eaton or Massachusetts: Miss
Quiuby. Of Chicago. Miss Dodge. OF Wash
inEtou. and Miss Alice Hoy. OF PhuafeI-
phia. cousin OF the bridegroom
Mr.. Balf Paddock brother Of the bride
groom. Viii b. best man 4 feature OF the
wedding viii be tha entire choral service.
4 reception viii follow az the family resi-
dCnCe OF the bride.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Fred Grant who has just arrived
from New York. spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Grant on Massachusetts, Avenue. but
returned to New York yesterday evening.
Mrs. Jones. wife Of the Senator from Ar
kansas. viii hold a reception this afternoon
10 afford her friends an opportunity OF
meeting her new daughter-in-Iaw. Mrs
James X. Jones. jr.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary OF 81. JohE's
Church viii give tea al the parish hall
adjacent 10 the church tomorrow afternoon
from Z 10 . O-c!1.E-
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Lady Pauucefote has secured the souve-
mir which a number Of her Washington
friends decided 10 give her when IL was an
nOuuced that the Ambassador would retire.
II is a very beautiful diamond pendant and
accompanying the gift. which was received
a day or two ago. was a smaI. white vol
ume in which were inscribed the names Of
the dcuOrs.
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The EASTER EGG ROLLING
Fair Weather FavOrs the ChildreL's 9
Annual Festival.

Thousands of Little Ones and Their
Elders Enjoy the Sport on the
white House LaWn-witnessed by
the President and Mrs. Mchin-
Iey-Concert by the Marine Band.
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program was given. and parchesi
and other games were INDUCED 10.
after which refreshments Of Ices.
cake and fruit were nicely served
BY Miss Margaret. who makes .
charming young hostess.
Those present were: Misses Elix.
abeth Mcclure, Nell Holloway,
Nell Orear. Margaret Leonard. Es.
tell Ross. Rena Letion, Frances
Buckner and Mittie HUFF.
The club adjourned to meet In
two weeks.
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Hardin. VIM. Harrison, T. r. &.
Harvey, Mary Harvey, H. v.
Hawkins, Mary 8 Hereford. Lutte
". Jackson. J. 8. Kelley, Saiiie
Kinkaid, N. N. Msrmaduke, John
@. Miller. I'd. H. Mitchell, New.
ton Myers. W. B. Napton, r. w.
Nico'ds, Joseph O'Da,. Charles
Potter, Tom Prior. Lee n. Tucker.
James Wing6eld. John G. Win.
ming. John Yeasle.
Misses:--ElIen Black. Emily
Black. Isabel Boyd, Clara Brown.
Louise Bryant, ksseile Dawes.
Helen Fisher. Annie r. Hawkins.
Maud Hughes, Nettie Kelley. Belle
Landlord. Ola Walker. Mamie
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Aanie L. Helms.

Miss Annie L. Helms. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Helms. died
at her home on South Salt Pond
avenue on Saturday. April aIst.
1900. Miss Helms was % yeara.
? months and - days old; had
been an invalid for many months
with that dread disease consump-
ton. She was Q member Of the
First NJ. E. church aud Q lovely
young lady. The funeral was
preached on Sunday afternoon ct
3 o'clock at the house. Rev. Mr..
Digger conducting the services.
Burial at Ridge Park Cemetery.
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Ha.Hh Club.

The little girls on East North
street have decided to have .
club all their own. This club.
which was organized recently with
some eight members, Il called the
Ha.Ha Club and IL to be q literary
affair.
The club had It's 6rst regular
meeting on Monday afternoon with
Miss Margaret Leonard, who enter
tanned them royalty. Quite . nice
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Ladies d he Mseesbees.

Hattie A. Aidrich. Of St. Louis.
the state commander. representing
IN Missouri the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees Of the World. Is in Marshall
to establish an order among the La
dies auxiliary to the tent Of X. o.
r. N.
This popular order needs little
comment, - its growth will tes.
tify. That the time has come when
the lives Of women are to be taken
into consideration from the protec.
tive standpoint. all will agree
And while men fell the necessity
Of vouchxa6ug tor future home
protection. women should also con.
slider the same. and provide for
husbands. children and dependents.
Nemberyhip IN Supreme and
Great Hive, totals. Sia4.sss. with
. reserve emergency fund Of tIsI,.
794.9+.
Ladies are not restricted to reia.
tives Of sir knights only, but any
lady socially acceptable may be ad'
mitted into the order as q life bene.
6t, Or social member. II she ID able
to pass q medical examination.
Missouri has s. hives. with q mem.
hership Of over 1850. au increase
Of about 1000 members In Q little
over one year: and with the terri.
tory before ~ We feel safe In guar.
anteeing the twentieth century will
zee the women Of Missouri girdins
on the armour and leading in ne,
gains to reach the goal for which
we aim. The ladies' will be called
upon by Miss Aldrich and full
explanations Of the order given. Z
The Marshall republican., 1900-04-27

One Of the most elegant % well
% one Of the most pleasant !recep-
tons ever given in our city was
that on Monday afternoon ct
Mistirtoe Club rooms Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy. who
have . membership of>ifty Of Mar.
shall's most prominent and In.
flueuiiai ladies who have been
fully initiated into the order, and
are helping In q grsad cause.
Some 900 invitations were ID.
sued. each member bri"g privileged
to invite i've. aud q large number
Of Marshall'x matrous and maids
braved the rain, which had been
falling for hours. But while L
was dreary enough without. oil
was life and animation within,
where the guests were received and
presented TO General Gordon. the
guest Of honor. by the d O. C.'s.
who were uutiring In their efforts
to make the affair . grand succrss.
A fine musical program, BY the
talent Of Marshall, wss given, each
number Of which se~,ned the best.
and the Ariel quartet. who were
FIRST on the program. deserve spe.
cisl mention. while the chorus. by
Mrs Spencer. Mrs Cephart. Misses
Frances Naptou and Fannie Fran.
cisco, Kari Mayer and Frank
Miles. who gave Maryland, Ny
Maryland" and ''Oid Folks q
Home that was highly enjoyed by
every one.
Mrs. Lutte Jackson gave nome
piano music. embracing many old.
iashioued selections that will never
grow old and which ere dear Ia
the hearts Of many Of us.
Miss Frances Francisco, who has
q fine voice, gave . solo which.
with . piano duet by Mesdames
w. B Napton and Lutte Jackson,
and several fine selections from the
Mandolin Club. made up the bes,
Of musical programs.
And the D. o. C.'s are to b<
congratulated upon their success Ia
the reception, which passed OF
most smoothly and pleasantly.
We give the names Of the mem
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The two societies Of the M. H.
8. the Delphian and Spencerian-
have decided to dispense with their
regular weekly exercises In the
future and will have one Of the cit.
izcns Of Marshall to lecture to
them instead. But on Saturday
afternoon. Q musical by the talent
Of Marshall was given instead Of
the lecture. when the following ex.
cellent program was carried out In
Its entirety:
PROGRAM.
Violin Solo--Miss Frances Nap.
ton.
Piano Soio--Mr. Mcmillan.
Vocal Solo-K. K. Mayer.
Piano Duet--Misses Siler and
Woodbridge.
Vocal Solo-Miss Francisco.
Piano Soio-Miss Althouse.
Vocal Solo-Mn Spencer.
Piano Duet-Miss Mary Black
and Mrs. Whitfield.
Vocal Soio-Miss cora Adams.
Vhist Petty.
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Quite a little party Of Marshall's
young people met at Mistletoe Club
rooms on Friday evening when
duplicate whist was enjoyed for
some hours. after which they were
invited to Schlueter's dining room,
where refreshments Of ice cream.
cake and coffee were enjoyed by
the following persons: Misses
Fiorian VERIFY. Gertrude Brown.
Fannie Wood, Pattie Page, Julia
Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain,
Messrs. Frank Miles. Chas. Fisher,
Ben Striker, T. H. Harvey and
viii Raiuey.
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4. e. LRR cHAPTRR. DAUGHTERS or
THR cONfEDkRAcv, SALINE
COUNTY.
Pres.-Miss Ethlyne Jackson.
V.-Pres.-Mis Berta Francisco.
Sec. Miss s. Frances Napton.
G. Sec.-Miss Virginia Yeagle.
Treas. Miss Gertrude Brown.
Medames:-D. F. Bell. Emily
Black. Georgia Bruce. Edmund
Brown. Fanny A. Clark. Tom w.
Davis. Julia Emison. @. NJ. Fran.
cisco. Harry Cephart. James Cor
don. Maurice Hagedoru. G. s.
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want you % know that
I win cell you
Harness and
Saddles

or anything In that line at
very low prices, considering
the very great advance in
material. Call and take q
look.
IS Sets SillIe NV tnueN
I'M S(loo b 3oyM
Best hand made single har.
ness In the country. Double
buggy and team harness.
big stock at low prices. All
kinds Of.
Sl1le& I'm s b IS
Nice stock Of whips and lap
robes. No trouble to show
goods, and my prices sell
them. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
T. &. thRhmAh.
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ComIt6 Repub|Icano
de San Juan.
SECRETARIA

Por acuerdo del Comite, Sc cita
q los correligionarios para una
asamblea que Sc celebrara ell 8 del
corriente las 12t de tarde en- el To-
cal que oportunamente se designara
con el'objeto de proceder la elec'
ci6n del nuevo Comit6.
Este Sc compondra de doce
miembros propietaries incluso el
Presidente y doce suplentes. Ten
dram derecho votar todas las per
sonas que SO hal]en inscritas en- ell
Registro del partido ell Sabado a las
de la tarde.
Los correligionarios podran
soljcitar la papeleta electoral en- la
planta baja de la casa de don Fidel
Guillermety, en- las horas laborables
comprendidas desde las de la ma
mana del Jueves del corrente has
Ia las de la tarde del Sabado, v1s'
pera de la elecci6n.
Sc suplica a los correligionarios
la mas puntual asistencia al acto de
la votaci6n.
Ell Secretario,
Vicente Guillot Jordd.
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Cuba en- Paris,
Dice Mestre Am8bile:

Dice Mestre Amabile:
<No es sin duda un placer para
ell que como yo anna 4 su TERRA, el
hablar' de ella cnando NADIA agrada.
BILE puede declse; al contrarlo, ex.
presar en- cada corresponds Ia i'm.
preston dolorosfsima que le produce
cada vista al reducido recinto en-
que Sc hayan amontonados los pre-
ciosfsimos productos de aquel pri'
vilegiado pats.
En- mi Ultima vista que hice hoy
pude sin embargo cerciorarme que
efectivamente habfa llegado una CO.
lecci6n geological, una antropol6gica
y una de peces que Sc ocupaban en-
aquel momento de colocar en- vitri'
mas algunos de los satellites del Jd'
piter Tonante que en- tonos altivos
ordenaba So colocaci6n Ante tanta
altivez y autoridad consideramos
prudente retirarnos y aguardar que
declare el Olimpo que Sc halla dis
puesto & recibir a los profanos>
Mientras tanto hemos podido
enterarnos que nuestro buen amigo
Menocal SO embarca hoy para esa,
que ell Indispensable senior Horta de-
j6 de serlo y Sc EMBARGO haoe dos
d1as para New York, via Boulogne,
que los sef1ores Falco y Ferrara Sc
despidieron del Ninistro Universal
hace tres dfas, despues de recibir de
81 sus sueldos completes y su pasa :
je de regreso; y que este sef1or que
teme no tener suficiente con que pa
garse los 500 pesos orc americana
que cobra por mes y los 20 diarios
de qualification, quiere tambien en-
War a tomar aires al Secretario AL
bertini, bas&ndos cen 10 que publica
la gufa Hachette Exposition, que ha
bla en- un artfculo sobre Cuba y Ha :
waii, colonias de los Estados Uni
dos
NADIA puedo asegurar; pero 10
que se,de positive es que en- mi vida
he DIDO los7chismes y enredos que
aquf, entrelos llamados Agentes de
Cuba en- la Exposition 4 la que pa
rece vinieron todos enga1ados
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nombrar en- propiedad q don Cosme
Cintr6n para cubrir la plaza de vi
gilante de consumes, vacante por ia
llecimiento de don Heraclio Torres
IA Sc acept6 la renuncia que
presentara ell 90 maquinista del
cueducto don jose Cap6, cargo para
el que fue nombrado en- una de las
dltimas sesiones, y qued6 nombrado
con caracter de interino ell Sr Can
tellops.
Is Tambien quedo aceptada la
renuncia Que hace de jefe de briga-
da del cuerpo de bomberos don J,
Pillar Monclova.
16 Sc otorgo permiso dorla
Hortensia Marines, para levantar
un nuevo piso la casa nun. de
Ia caleta de San Juan.
II Igual permiso Sc lie concede
a don Manuel Gestera para una casa
que posee en- Puerta de Terra
Is 1gual authorization Sc le con-
cede q don Juan Font Lara una ca
sa de mamposteria en- la Marina.
19 Idem q Mr.. Wilson para
construir Ell edificio donde Sc han de
instalar las maquinas del tranvia
a16c4rico
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Los a1l1eriCan0S
Y los alenQa aneS.

En- vista del constante aumento
de RESIDENCES alemanes en- la Ameri
ca central y en- Ia meridional, co
mienza & ser considerable ell hecho
on los Estados Unidos como una
amenaza para la doctrina de Monroe,
y el departamento de Estado ha
adoptado medidas para conocer la
importancia y desarrollo de Ia inmi
graci6n.
81 Los represen tantes diplomAticos
y consulares de los Estados Unidos
en- las republicas americanas han
recibido el encargo de suministrar
informaciones en- que no debe fgu-
rar de una name ra especial el nom
bre de Alemania, & fin de NO desper-
tar sospechas en- ell gobierno de Ber.
lin acerca del ndmero de europeos
que residen en- los territories aludi-
dos.
Ell doctor r. M. Pont ha
trasladada. su oficina dental la
misma Gale de la Cruz n Q 20
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Un rav0
en- una esCuela

En- la escuela pdblica de nif1os
de Aldea del Rey, providencia de
Ciudad Real, ocurri6 ell lu ees tltimo
una espantosa cRtastrofe.
A las tres y media de la tarde,
cuando los nif1os estaban reunidos
en- Ia escuela, comenz6 a descargar
una furiosa tormenta, acompaf1ada
de abundante lluvia y granizo.
Atemorizados los nif1os por la
fuerza de Ia borrasca, no Sc atrevie .
ron a abandonar 81 locar, donde ha.
bfa mas de 120 criaturas, la mayor
parte de menos de diez amos, que
daron decididos a esperar ell tsrmi-
no de la lluvia
Esta situaci6n Sc prolong6 du-
rante varias horas, al cabo de las
cua(es una chispa electrical cayo So
bre ell ediflcio, produciendo los ho'
rribles efectos que pueden supo
nerse.
Ell panico que Sc apoder6 de los
nif1os fue immense.
Muchos de ellos quedaron pri'
vados de conocimiento, otros grita
ban desesperadam mente, y la mayor
parte trataban de huir con la natu
raj precipitation, resultando en- con
junto un cuadro doloroso.
La chispa electrical mato q uno
de los nif1os 6 1iri6 a cinco.
Ademas hubO que lamentar
otras varias desg gracias, ocasionadas
por la aglomeraci6 y ell tumulto que
Sc origin6 al buscar la salida por la
puertr de la escuela en- los momen
tos de espanto que siguieron a la
catAstrofe
Ell local del colegio ha uuedado
en- estado ruinoso.
Segdn las noticias de la prensa
de Ciudad Real, el professor result6
ileso.
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Ay4.I.niisaE.
De Sa. jaa.
SESSION DE ANTENOCHE.

SESSION DE ANTENOCHE.
En- la session ordinaria celebra'
da antier noche por nuestro Conseio
Municipal Sc tomaron los siguientes
acuerdos:
1o--Se acord6 siga rigiendo ell
presupuesto de. 1889 1900, interim Sc
aprueba ell del corriente af1o econo
mico de 1900 1901.
2Q-F'ue acuerdo crear la plaza
de 20 Asentista de la carnicerfa y
nombrar para desempef1ar esta D.
Vicente Sanjurjo, disfrutando el
sueldQ desde primero de este mes.
30 F'ue deshechada la moci6n
del concejal don Jose G.. del Vale re
ferente a la creaci6n de una botica
municipal
4o-Por mayor1a de votos fue
acuerdo Sc anuncien nuevamente los
distritos que quedaron desiertos en-
el remate de medicina para enfer
mos pobres.
5e- Sc aprob6 el remate hecho
por el Sr Daubon, referente sunni
nistrar las medicinas los enfermos
del tercer distrito
60 -Por mayor1a de votos fue
aceptada la renuncia que del cargo
de CONCEAL hace don Ramon Lati
mer.
7-Fue acuerdo aprobar los gas
tos ocasionados en- el arreglo del a
lumbrado de la casa Consistorial,
presentados por ell CONCEAL Diputa
do del ramo
8 -Por unanimidad Sc acord6
pagar los sueldos devengados alos
empleados municipales don Rafael
Diaz y don Manusl Bizoso, desde q.
fueron declarados suspensos de EN-
pleo y sueldo por ell Ayuntamiento.
80 -Aceptada la mocion verbal
que hiciera ell Sr. Alcalde Presiden
, te sobre la reorganization del cuer
po de Bomberos, fue acuerdo nom =
brar una comision compuesta de los
sef1ores Concsjales Bazan, Ginorio y
Reyes Silva en- union del Arquitecto
| para que lleven q cabo la misma
1O-Fue acuerdo desestimar un
! escrito presentado por don Juan B.
Daub6n en- solicitud de que SO le
torgue el suministro de medicinas q
enfermos pobres del 2 Q distrito.
| II Ell senior Bazan, en- moci6n
verbal propuso al Consejo Sc ado.
quinara el trozo de Gale de San Sc
bastian entire San Jose y Cristo y
desde 6sta la bajada del cemente
rio, y Sc acord6 que por ell arquitec
to municipal Sc formule el presu
puesto para con vista de el, resol
| yer en- defnitiva el ayuntamiento.
IL A propuesta del Sr. Dipu'
tado de los establecimientos benefi :
cos don Ceferino del Vale Sc acor
! dc aumentar dos hermanas de la ca
; ridad para el hospitali'lo de Santa
j Rosa y que Sc ample algo mas ell
! edificio, asi como que pasen al ASH
! Municipal los ancianos que Sc en-
cuentren en- franca convalescencia
IL A propuesta del diputado
de consumes Sr Miranda, Sc acordo
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Nuev0 mineral.

Ell <NeW York Sum, en- su nu-
meRD correspondence al 25 de Mar
20 del aflo en- curse, dice que Ultima
mente Sc ha descubierto un filon de
mineral de cobre en- la nina Mohawk
de Houghton, Michigan, y que al
principle Sc creyo que era sulfuro
de cobre. Parece sin embargo, que
es un mineral nuevo, que jamas ha.
bfa sido clasifcado por los minsralo
gistas. Ell professor Jorge 0. Kos-
mig, que es una autoridad reconocida
en- Europa y America, ha hecho, Sc
gun Sc dice, varios experimentos con
este mineral y ha dec.arado que es
una substantial muy valiosa. com
puesta de cobre, miguel y arsknico,
la cual ha llamodo <Mohawkite,
debido al nombre de la nina donde
Sc descubrio.
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pario abso1tarente parciaI 20 q oran Dc i pensa.
IN NVITA('ION,
DURLCH y sPRIN GER

nvitan cordialmente centes
ofcnas
pernanencia New-Yok.
Les ofecen servicios deempeno cuaquer norme
negoco pudan necar pecamente mercas
los E UU los de la Isla Tendran mucho gusto
peddo de nme ia correspondence reca Immediate
peddo despcharan pronud oas las
Sc nos hagan tendan nuestro mayor cuidado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
directos de pmes fabrcas
Unidos Concentrates de Importation
Direction New-York Direction Puerto-Rico.
IA MAIDEN LANE--N. Y. 81 FoRrALEzA
U.s.
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Imp0rtante.

En- la noche del "a de JUNO &C
rriente ha desaparecido de mi estan
cia del barrio de Limones de esta
jurisdiction un potro negro jamanso
con crimes abultadas, de 81 cuartas
alzada, de buen paso, con una pata
trasera blanca y sef1al del jaquimon
muy pronunciado. Al lque diese no
ticias exactas de su paradero Sc gra
tifcara bien.
Yabucoa JUNO 90 de 1900.
Eluterio Colon.
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AViiS0.

A consecuencia de h r
abandonado ell hogar domestico mi
esposa Modesto Otero Argieso, sin
justiticado mOtivo nj consentimlento
de mi parte hago constar publica
mente que no ne ccnstltuyo respon'
sable en- absolute por las deudas
que pueda ella contraer desde esta
fecha en- adelante.
Nueva York Mayo 10 de 1900.
Francisco Argueso
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Ofcina, San Francisco 30
llteresalte 4 los, hacend3d0sS g: s:: 8; 8;

emtfIugas do Hepwarth Ca, New-York.
senior Deaond ngeniero Quimico azucarero apartado
9oeo @ pone la disposition de los Sres Hacendados para
darles todos los informes sobre el particular r"'~
oentritugas Son meores para cenrugar moabado
Eeerencas adonde trabajan las dichas centrifugas:
- Sres Basero Georgette Barceoneta Antonio sechni
Federico Caa Manat D. Modesto Bird Pallas
ce9a gan hatael Yanco Hacienda Florda Isabel
Hac1enda Santa Mara sr Cntron Cells Fajardo Hacienda
aa de Gerra Faardo Hacienda Miguel Zaduondo Fajardo
nacenaa bordeesa del S. L. T. Verg Bertran Hermanos HUI
macao San Crs6bal de Argeo Tornabells c. Mayaeiez
Hacienda ngenio Sos de Yabucoa. Bertran vaecllo Gen.
trail Laura, de Yabucoa etc. ' ~
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DESPACHO
grail. de negoCios
Landr0n Mater y Ahedo.
81 TETUAN, II, ALTOS. .@1
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
Telefono no 1873.

Asuntos judiciales y administra
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra venta de fncas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espaf1ol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc cobrar
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
nos y del pals.
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