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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20

Por provide1cia de ests fecha dictada en-
los autos eJecutivos seguida pOr IL Ley Hi
uotecarIa por el Licdo don Jose de Guzmsn
Bsnitez, defensor de los sef1ores J. Fsrnsn-
4ez Ga. contra don Luis E. Delgad0 y
Martinez vscino de Jas en cobro del cIe-
otto hipotecsrio por val0r de 36S pesos y
centavos SO ha dispuesto Ia venCa en pdoli-
ca subssta por termino de Veinte dias una
sexta parte correspondence al deudoT de Ia
tnca IGistica denomiuada ''Frsternidad"
cs fIas s1tuada en- Ell barrlo ds Gaanica del
termino Municipal de Yauco, tleue una ca
Dlda de 1868 cuerdas, 300 mi e5imss equi-
vRlentes 537 hectareas, 70 areas y 81 cen.
tlaI eas conteniendo casa para haDlGaci0n
esta Dlecimiento para elaboration del fcuto,
cuarteIes para trab ajadores y casa p "a
tleuda, uaa d g8ceTa y demas dependencies
con sprovecR2 lIenLo de ia mitsd de GQ Ca
nal de REG, linda ests hacienda en- union
de DOS porciones oe tsrreao denominado
''El Kabo Pa.iencia", noy estas dos por-
I clones inds pendlentes forma ado fncas dis
t1ntas de la manera siguieate, al Este te-
rrenCs a pastos J monte de La Hacienda
santa Rita dc don jose Ms ria Q llf1Ones por
sl Sad Hacienda Igualds0" de don UOaldi.
no Ramirez terremos de don Jose Eufacio
ORTIZ, la d. Gregoria Rodriguez, y 10 La
gnna. Osste la Lsguna terrenos de do1a
Iuisa Luca succession Marcos .Lugo, de don
| JuE6 G01ZaIe1 ENOEGe OuS0SIou MaECO5 Aa
0o de -dcfla Maria L1curre, I'm camino
Tnral terIeaos De Frapcisc0 Lucian1 d doa
Eduardo Qlinone4 d. q IL jose Maria Qai
| 6oues Secession d 5 dCn j Jss antonio KA
| mirez. cuyo condominio corresponds al sr.
Delgado eeg6n resuiCa de Ia insc+ipci5a
he, ia en- 81 Registro de la Propiedad de
San German III folio 76 del tomo 70 de
/ Yauco hnca 10. 35U inscription "A habien-
do sido valorada al oondominio hipctecado
ocho mil pesos, cayo acto tendra lugar ST.
| rnuItaueamente en- este Tribunal en- 81
/ Municipal de Yauco ell dia seis del pr6ximo
mes de Mario bora de las nutVe de IA iaa
aana. hacienda saber cue los tirnios de
/ nropiedad Sc sncuent al de n2aoltssto en-
/ secretsria eGtendiendIse que TODD licitador
| aceDta como bastante Ia titul4cion sIr7ien-
do de tipo para ia suoa ia DO oeho mi Pc
sos en- que fne valoFa1o ei eond0mloio 20
admilisndose pgoposIeloDes que no cuDran
| las dos terceras paltes del Justipr 10 vs.
| lor dado a IL fncs que para tomar parte
an ia suLaeta denera cons l3nars3 Ell d'e2
Dor ciento oe dlcha vsloracloa tn ia mesa
del Tribunal en- las cal del Tesoto insu
| lar. Ponce FebEero 10. de 19JO-F. Z. Ca
sALDUC-P o. MAxMINo AYBAR-Es copia
AyDar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
In esta imprenta
Sc hacen CON perfection tra-
bajOs q dos v tres tintss.
EsqueIas mOrfuOrias.
Para AIumn0s InternOs
CoIegio SANTO4 TOMAS
En- La isIa de Curacao


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IL
500 hone
Leos
&c mEtsres
ENeENANZA
slci quenss ompeene Aon erltniea
Estados hspsnoa meca
eJeIclOs
Confirmation de las mate arra ade
Tened1a
puT 0reHes
reterente al conero ta0en
IsOIla musica, l-oma frances
poo esenAoo
taVlea una olpoon especial
aprenoer mo3A este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
Don Zsid0ro Soto Nusso, J1e= Presi
deaate accidental de la Corte de DIS
trito de Ponce

C'SEO Q6 fOnCe
Per provi6epcia &c esta fecba dietada en-
/ ms autos executives seguidos p0r don Tomas
@ rrcsi Pietri contra d IA Adsls Santonf
y Ortiz; sohre cohrs de peso, Sc ha dix paes
TO ia vepts eD p1bfca snbssta por termino
de wi te dias la psrticil aojon inoivisa QUe
tfene la tjecUtaC& en- la Hacienda De sfs
dert rniraoa Luis redia ada en- el barrio
de los Fraile del ferDiuo mag iciIal de
Yauee, con tedos sus eCFeres J demas nten-
si'ios De Ia misma ras ada en- ls sumo de
81 27I pesos. 20 ceDtavos moneda proviD-
ciaI, c1ya hacienda esta compuesta de 525
cuerdas eQuivalentts q 205 hectaIeas 34
cas-. 56 csntlsrea con la casa habf4 acion
demas estable cimlel tOs que Ia coDstitn
en-, radicada en- los barTiGs de Iudiera
Frios, dlvidids por ell camino Que separa
auh jurisdicciones quedaHdo una lorelou
de 157 hecta"ees, 81 areas, 56 ceatlatees en-
Ell baTrIO de | 0iera FIl3s, termlno maDicl-
pal de Mari, so, lindaLre al Norte, con las
3gubs del Ii1 GnaOas' y Ielrepos de Oar
di heImRnos. los de oou Juan Beruacet
los do dcn Domingo Polidon, al Este con
rreDos h. hace de- cs fftsl ''Holtepsia,
q tes do d n AImaaoa FembUllnl Ge Sen
LII al Sue, c II "a can4ino Que sepsra las
1urlsalcLi nes de Yauco MeIICa0 Y ii Oes
to coo terrsnts s de don Domi: GO Vlvaldl;
Ia oLra porcl6u Ge 49 he1rareas, ID a1eas y
ocho centiaI es, raoica en- Ell barrie de FreI
lss del teF miro municipal de Yauco, que
c1utipue "a uesa hstitacion Y estabecimien
tfa llmitADGO al N tie con el cam 70 dlvi-
P rio Ge las JuTiscicclones Gle Msricao
Vance al Este - meDcionada III clsnda Hol-
Il nsla Ill Sud Las haCiendt s dc cafe de dou
Tomas de dtn Ptdio Oli.arl de dofia
l. della S4ntvnl Ai Oeate con Ia refer. .da
hacienda de dcn Tomas OliVs1i; st f1alando
70 paLa ei acto % dla 10 del entrSute mes
0e Mario las . Ce Is ms f1aDa que tendTa
efecto en Ia Sals Audie ncia de este Tribu-
Lal, hacienoose eaber q los liGitadores que
10 &c sGmIt.rsn PR Fosicit Les que no Gu
bEan las dos terceras parties del Juft tip eci3
Ell oLdoIolL>o que te subasra. Qtte psra
ts r1ar galte N /. subaf Id 0eDe flat tGps &
Gar preVieDen.e ell 10 por clenLo ue "a ts.se-
{ On al jss Areas deI Tes solO IIfLIpl c sn D..
nesa del TL4D4aal 4ue lrE ttu'Cs ue pl,-
yladAd Sc sncL eft l1aLlbe> TO en- Co
sreta1is. Ponce, F. $50 dc 1te0.-Es
,opia Ayhar. 2-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
A1berf:asl Torres sSgags
a B O CT A DO

Oirece sus seiNl,io, proieslonales,
plaza de iao Dellcias numero "a, es
quina Il la calle de Cells Aguilera.
Horas de cOnsulta de 2 a 5 de la
tarde. English Spoken.
Febrero z de 100. m. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
/ y L SD

Con fecha 4 del corriente, revoqua
Ell poder, que habia conferido a don
Oyidio Colon Sayas
Dejando bien sentada su reputation
y fama Febrero Q de 1900 Obdatliu
T. viuda de Pages
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
So -AAQuala

Una parte de la casa 20. piso caile
Mayor Aurora propia para un ma
teimonio con poca familia, informes,
Ezequiel Prieto Salud 81.
Febrero II de 1900. 6 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
Don Fetips Cosotd@c q Goacoecheo
J0tz Instructor as0csGaO de la Cor
te ue Juotlc50 de Ponce.

Don Felipe CoSotd~c q Goacoectea
Jutz Instructor asocsaaO de la Cor
te ae Juotscso de Ponce.
Po pso7i1 ncia de esta fe .ha dictada en-
ioa utoo j j-0Ct.Yop s,gu4uoe per sacesores
de- Amo:6s nermanos AquidadOres, contra
oou PaUio Vozgue2 CachuveIy 40 oobto de
n c lirD hi otecarlo de uii pesos y sus
Lz.re 3.s sc a. dlSpuaetJ LIS venLa en uDnua
u last4, por lie inIuo &c vetnte 0Ias Z @ los
n ne1 IN s0tecauos J emhAIgaous al deudor
one sCn los slguienUes Uu predio a. rerre-
no cOmpuesto de cuarenta y una cueTdAs,
euulvaleDtes dleZ y seIs nsctAreas. oGce
are 8 Y c4arenta y sells centIareas rsolca0a
en- 81 Barrlo CalmiCai dsl t6rmi0o Municl-
bal de G44yA-af, l4danAo pot Z. N0rte
con propledad do d1n MaDnel Torres al
Este con Coz Or. gotio rot So, 81 Sad con
don Francisco VOIeutlG al OeF te ana que
brs da OGro preolO dc dlez cu7cdAs 81 Ii
mismO Barrio eQuiVale1tes tres ecLareas
uo7eptf tres areas, llndaLd1 por ei NorGe
Sud Goa terren0s dc VazQaez CnchuTeiy,
oor Ell ste lon teTrenos de Ia Sacesl6n ae
don Gregcrio B4lbosa Y a! Oasts la quebra-
d. CaimIral. OGro pltdl0 de tres cua4tas
do cuerda 60 lValenLe IA velnte Cchl areas
VENTS y sieEJ centlateas de terLspo en el
mismo narflo nEdando 81 Norte J Osste con
upa Que da, al Saa Guu Ft&uuIsco Vslen-
Tin a! E,te con tiLla 40 Ia propied8o del
dis no Vez .uez Cuchura;y. OGro predlo de
dle1 slete cuecias J media, eQuIVslsntes
sels heetareas honla areas seteRts cinco
Ger IL a, en ei txpreasdo bArrlo y LIdando
por ei n rte col lerfeuos da Ia prce1eosd
de Vezqusz Ca huVeiy, por Ell Etc con do.
n EulAIia B .gposa ,O4ate ia quebrada
Caimtal.
Dich2s predos ds terreno han side asti-
prectaoos en- Ia cantidad d5 dos lnl. doe
cleAros treint y ocho pesos seteLta ciuco
coEtsuos moneda provincial.
Ii aeto de subaata tendla a lugar el dia
ounce del progimo mes DO Mara. a las dit
10 50 manana en- los E,ta1os DO esta Corte
atsv,it idose ore % sa aImitiran poeturas
QUE no cu6ran Ias dos tereeras parties del
j 1&tiorecio sin haeer previamente Ia con
+ gu e o1 Gel die por ciepto, p3r 10 m>nos,
do EAls.T aa los bienes que sirvs de ripo Ia
snhA ,qus Q fx.eten ii ulos 0e prnpiedad
pre- 8 tado' 'oc Cl 'iendor que Ell remA-
tai IT, ver.n ;af0 i lassripoj6 qua So halle
omitIds aDtes sci Ctcrgamls,to do la escrl-
tura de VenC4 en / s miro nee 80 le fjara.
Ponce unoVe de k'ebzer1 de mil novacieu-
Felipe Osss'dac G ,lcoet haa-El Se-
eretario, J1an M.g1sl K IAN ez-Ei coDia
Ayoar, ,-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
ZAPATERIA FRANCESA

ZAPATERIA FRANCESA
Cote de la Marina g12t2leYO 6.
En- este nuevo taller Sc hacen bOti-
nes finoS de medida para caballerOs
Y senOras.
Tambien tlene una novedad en- cal
ZadO para mayOrdomos y ninOS cOSi
do con alambre que garantizo.
EnerO 25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20

Don Felipe CdSotdlc GOicoeched Jue2
instructor, ASOclGdO del Tribunal dc
-DsStrStO de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20

NoTAS.-La isla de Curacao, 81
tuAQa Al Sur O 10 &C fnel TO- hllo,
tfrece q 100 puertorrlquenos al ali gas
condolences chmaLOlcBlCas Que esTa.
III vls1s de kusrto'hloo a curacao
es do IN dla y medic.
Para mas lufurmes, dirigirse al Sr.
Inspector ue Instruction uDlica dom
Enrlqua Huyke en- Arroyo, y al "Bo-
leLin MeTcsnlil,' san Jusn, y q los
padres pAules en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20
Eoser Y adelgazar

sntoS SaDes
Fl Dr. German Lone,
ad oh los
Sstena
"a Emulsion
sdose
e eremeHoe natsas
1 syI@ nhor"y
- e las eoIea@ SCOTT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-20

cY Pidanse programs Ia
Direction del COIegiO "StO. Tomas
CURACAO
. ~
Enero % de 1900. o.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph Fowler and May Hunt; Leonard +. Greene
and Mollie v Baldwin, James ". Jones, Balti-
more, and Mary A. schmitt: J. French Kerr
Connelsville, Pa, and May j. Dick. New Flor
cncc Pa; Howard Simms and Agnes Scott;
Chauneey Z. Hackett and Charlotte f. Little;
William Carter and Emma sutton; Clarence c.
Coneter and Roberta Miller; Marshall snowden
and Emma J. Gray; Samuel Z. Heard and Mary
E. Brannon; John 7. Butts and Aiiee w. mar
yev: John o'ConncIi and Margaret Morrison; james
Elkins. Of Orange Court House, Va, and Margaret
Murray. Culpeper County. Va; Arthur 5; Sabo!5
and Eliza o. Hudson; Henry Essig and Hattie
NJ steele; ]. Lerp Becker and Elizabeth VI.
Tool. both OF Baltimore Nd; iIarrie $, Milstcid
and Emma +. Butler; James I, Price and Ro'
berta Tyler; John T.. Stoyen and Cora j. cannon,
both of Alexandria Va: Louis c. Swan and Mar
garei Duncan; James b. Asher and Matte Jones;
Luther W. Thompson and Katie V. Grayson;
Harry NJ. Kendriek and Marie +. skinner; Charles
Harry shamwell and Annie " stringfeller;
Charles Z. Emmert and Grace I. Leaman.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
A Grain Broker brings Suit.

The George II. Daggett Company. OF Chicago,
dealers in grain and stocks, yesterday filed suit
in the Supreme Court OF the District against
Martin Kastlc to recover the sum OF Sl,632O1
claimed to be due account of the purchase
and sale of grain and stocks by the plaintiff for
the defendant. The transactions in stocks and
grains referred to are said to have taken place
i'll February, 1899. The plaintiff Is represented
by Attorneys Mackall & Maedel.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
Suing mn Electric Light Company.

The United States Electric Lighting Company
was made the defendant in suit filed Yesterday
by L. Melendes King, administrator Of the
tate OF Thomas Hall. jr., 10 recover $1,000
death OF Hall 1t is explained that Hall. Just
prior to his death, employed by the United
States Electric Lighting Company, and on Sep
TENDER 10 last. While he was passing into Il
cellar of the premises 1ll6 Seventh Street north
west he came in contact with live wire and
was killed. 1t is contended by the plaintiff that
it was the duty OF the defendant to guard
AMI coycr the wire that it would not be dan
gcr4ui ior persons either going into or leaving
the cellar referred to.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

Deputy Coroner Glazebrook performed an an'
topsy on the body OF Charles Cammaek yesterday
morning and 4 Ger, icate OF death from acute al
eobolisn was rendered Cammaek was recently
released from the workhouse, where he served a
sir months sentence for drunkenness, and has
since been stopping at the lodging house OF Mrs.
Mary Bergen. 20s b Street northwest. He was
found sick in his room yesterday and died shortly
after reaching the Emergency Hospital
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
A PROPHECY.

The holidays will soon be here, and feasting
galore. Children will cat candy and sweets
than is good for them, and older people cram
themselves with much more food than they can
digest As result there Is certain to be cases
Of indigestion and billions colo, accompanied
with the most circulating pains. Buy bot
tie Of Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and DiarThoea
For sale by Henry Evans. wholesale and retail,
and all druggists
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques and FIan-
nelette Nightrobes.

womsn's Eiderdown Pressing sacques.
made with union seams, finished with GRO
kheted edge-lay.dowp collar and AOc
kkson tie-in red, pink, light blue. IN
Ind grey-every size................s ~
Womsu's Eiderdown Dressing sacQues.
made Of ripple eiderdown, extra nor
heavy quality. finished with two SNS
NIX 3rokA Ill sites. ................V
womsn's niderdcwp Dressing Sacques.
made Of extra good quality ripple elder
Gown. finished With folds Of satin-ribbon
fufas and frog fastenings to CT 40
fhatsh-every color and size IN
from u to ~ Tor. ..s...........Vs
womsn's Eiderdown Dressing sacques,
made Of extra hns ripple eiderdown. IN
Various stylee-some have large sailor col
bars bound with satin and others have also
iolds Of s.tin and made 'isht s g co
Booklets aad frog fastenings. .VSsVO
womsn'e Flsnneletts Robes,
mad. Hubbard style-xi,h large AOc
width. ........................ "
women's F1anneletts Nigh. HOr
fcbe, rnade Hubbard style, with hxI
ty-down collar and Belle sleeves. w
women's F1annelette Night Robes made
II plaid and striped material-lay-down
collar trimmed With torehon lace. orr
and finished with herringbene X1I
braid edGe-ail sizes. W
women's Flanneiette Night Robes-sev-
On different styles-coms In plaids,
stripes. and plain colors-some are trim
Hed with Eaercerized sateen, others trim.
e,ed with embroidered edge nor
among this assortment you will 4Xy
ind every size from II to is neck: w
Second floor
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
Edward Cassidy Seriously Injured by
Fall ON the street.


Edward Cassidy. apparently about Six
ty years old, is in ward at the Emergen-
cy Hospital, suffering from fracture OF
the skull, the result Of a fall yesterday
afternoon, near Seventh Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue northwest. He resides
at 2101 Wayne Street, Philadelphia.
The patient is said to have been intox-
icated and was walking along Seventh
Street, when he fell over the curb and
struck his head heavily on the pavement.
Several persons went to his assistance
and the Sixth precinct police telepnoned
for the ambulance, In which Cassidy was
taken to the hospital. He was treated in
the emergency room, and afterward re-
moved TO ward. Last night hopes were
held out for his recovery. Steps we're
taken to inform friends Of the injured man
of the accident, but nothing had been
heard from them last night.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

Two DEGREES of divorce were granted yester-
day In the case of Pearl B. Perry, against
her husband. William W. Perry, the former was
granted divorce on statutory grounds. Jessica
A. Peale, who was granted divorce from her
husband, james T. Peaie, was awarded the
tody OF her child
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
Lost His Purse and Money.

Nax Gilbert, residing at 800 Ninth Street north
west, lost pocketbook containing $50 yesterday
morning, while lie at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot. Gilbert has no theory as to how the
purse or money disappeared, but he has made a
complaint TO the police. Several small boys,
while walking along the railroad tracks near
Ivy City last evening. found an empty purse,
which Gilbert claims is his. The money, however,
has not vet been found.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
A Street Sweeper Injured.

John Lanalan. one OF the street cleaning bril-
rade, was knocked down on Fourteenth Street,
in front of The Portland Flats. yesterday after
noon by heavy two-borse wagon and received
several severe cuts on the head He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital, where his wounds
were dressed.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

New National Tbeatre-Edna May in THE Girl
From Up There" evening.
Chase's New Grand-polite vaudeville; afternoon
and evening.
Columbia Theatre-Burton Holmes lecture. "The
Wonders of Thessaly," afternoon; 1.-The Belle Of
Bohemia" evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-"Rosemary,"
afternoon and evening.
Academy of Music-"M'liss," evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Thcatre-"lmperial Bur-
lesGucrs;" afternoon and evening.
The New Biiou-"A Hot Old Time" afternoon
and evening
Convention Hall--The automobile show; after
noon and evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
A Petition In Bankruptcy.

Thomas Burch. formerly member OF the firm
Of Thomas f,urch & Co., of this city, yesterday
filed petition in voluntary bankruptcy. He lists
his liabilities at So So o. and his assets at $40
The petitioner is represented by Attorney II.
Newton Donaldson.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

FASHIONS" that beautiful home mag
ezne, which lie published and issued by us
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terestipg from beginning to end-all the
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ries by well-known writers, household
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

Thomas r. Helmith, painter, broke his knee
cap yesterday afternoon while climbing ladder
at his home. Fenton Street northeast. lie was
sent to Garfield Hospital iE an ambulance Hell
rnith Is thirty wears old.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
HESS SHOES.


Eliza Lucas yesterday fled suit for divorce
against her husband John c. Lucas on the
| ground Of habitual drunkenness. Mrs. Lucas de-
clares that the defendant often assaulted her and
| threatened to take her life.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

BY the terms of the will q Asa P. Knight,
dated May 20. 1897, he leaves the greater part
OF his estate to his wife. Annie +. Knight. who
is named as executrx. number OF small be
quests are made to his grandchildren
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

The following deaths for twenty four hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
noon yesterday: Mary l.. Mclean. 20 years;
May J. Baker. c? years: Emma j. Sweeney. rs
years; Elizabeth neardorf 4S years; Arthur Ham,
ilton, 70 years; henry n. Finckcll. "a years;
Henry c. Foye. 80 years; Charles T.. Purdy. Is
years; Iiuntley V. Graves IL wears; Bertha
Turner. II years; Rose Digs. II years: Florence
Brooks, l year; Ldy Green. ) months; Joseph
Mex Simpson, : months; Francis E. Buti-r. IS
days. infant of Fannie Jones. days; infant OF
Matilda Carson, 80 minutes
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
AFFAIhSOF The DISTRICT
a Citizen Criticises Engineer De-
pariment Methods.

lie Objects to His Confidential Com
mnnicnsioEs to the Commissioners
Being Made Fublic-Ihe AsscssOr's
Opinion on an application for Re
fund of Penalties and Interest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Frightened by a Policeman.

A showcase IN front of the store Of kimon
Nicolaides, on Street, WIS opened at on early
hour yesterday morning. but the miscrcant was
frightened away by Policeman La Dow before
anything secured.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12
Hotel johnson Cafes.

Fifty bushels fine Streaming Oysters received to-
day; also choice lot OF fine Game and other ma
rinc products, TOO numerous 10 mention. Ladies'
and Gents Cafe and Gents Grill Room spe-
cialty. Lifetime experience.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

We wish to inform the public on account
Of so many strangers visiting our city, We
shall remain open all day today for
their accommodation.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

All purchases made by out-of-town buy
ers amounting to S. or more will be deliv-
cred free by US, if within radius CT
100 miles.
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I2c and l9c per ID.

More than % varieties in each assort-
ment. Churches. Sunday and day schools,
private and public entertainments can
purchase their candies mere at a discount,
and If the quantity is 20 pounds or more,
half pound boxes are furnished free.
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ANJfSFNESTS.

Lamps lit today. ..5:T Pm
Lamps out tomorrow. .t:is An
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STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide ................6:ii AN. and 7:l5 Pm
High tide 81 A. N.
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Our engraving department is prepared
to fill all orders that We may receive
through purchases where engraving is NEG
essary or can be done. All engraving free
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-12-12

Every purchase you make. no matter
how small. will be boxed free with our
compliments.
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way the best OF everything
CT the 8 ST money.
Open Every Evening Until Alter
The ilui. eyS.
Regarding Orr
Candy Supplies

We would say We have on hand fully
100000 pounds-pure and fresh. made up
especially for orr Holiday trade. We
dwell very largely on two priced mix
lures
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TIDE TABLE

Sun rose ...7:Os AN. Sun sets..... .4:Ss Pm.
Noon rises. Ill IL Pm. Moon sets. ............
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A Sl6.5O Lady's
Garment for $40.

We shall sell today rs ladies' hand
some highclass jackets in black, castor,
dark reds, and assorted blues-lined
throughout with guaranteed satin and
edged with fine Persian lamb. we have all
sizes in this assortment-bear inH n
mind We sell you a garment which \ I'LL
IL positively worth $3.50, for. ~
1t may seem strange to offer wash
waists at this season Of the year, but We
have had SO many calls for white P. X.
waists that We had the manufacturer to
ship us 10 dozen from the large order on
hand OF our spring purchase.
10 dozen fine white P. X. shirt waists
bright. new, fresh goods-made up in the
1901 style-new Bishop sleeve with the
barrow bard cunfs-full fronss n q NJ
and end, , tn Ike BAG basks-ail sizes NI.ZJ
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THE sun AND MOON.

Highest temperature, p. m..................3o
Lowest temperature. a. m.-.................2l
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER l2, 1900.


Fair Wednesday and Thursday; fresh westerly
rinds