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GOING TO KANSAS. "A large congregation
assembled at the North Presbyterian cnurcn
Brown for many years resident OF this CITY
and for some time a ruling elce- In tha'
church. An hour or two was passed in social
Intercourse, tnterspersed with some choice mu
steal tlections by MessrS. Linton and Miller
and the Misses kidwell and enjoyable readin =
by Miss Mcqueen and Mr. Onphant. Al the
close fine Bible was presented Mr.. Brown as
token or remembrance and regard. Mr.. Brown
and his wife leave the city this week and
expect 10 maze their home in southeastern
Kansas, where one OF their sons has recently
continues 10 act as General GarfieldS secretary
at Mentor, Ohio.
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dENPLER, ~ ST., has splendid glasses at 81

PR0vIDENcE MISSION, corner OF and q streets
n0,itheast, IN charge Of Mr.. John Wnlteford.
much good In holding out a helping to the
iflendless During one month, dating from
Scto6er l2th to November 18th, the Humber
and boys, many Of them old soldiers and saiinrI
w,aiIing lor pension and back pay and men out
OF Ihe hospitals unfit for work. During the
same ADJ Time the number of meals amounted to
dinner and supper. oaA'asC'
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SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES AT CORNER
or SoHSNECIlCCT AVENUE AND BOUNDARY ST.
auction for John E. Norris, trustee. on Satnr.
DAY, at oclcck p. M, beautiful lot of eround
at lne corner OF Connecticut avenue and BONN.
c. Dean. good chance for speculation. LII T.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-THeld every
Wednesday, at Queenstown. on The Metroooii-
tan Branch, =. & o. Il. r. three miles from the
ftty-LewiS ID. Means, prOpriet0r.J 81 the
Queenstown Drove \ ard Yesterday 210 head of
cattle were offered all OF which sold TO butch
eIS, at 3S5 cents per pound 400 sheep and
lambs up, which were sold as follows: sheep
;a44 per pound; lambs. sac 20 cows aud calves
brought s25as5D. The state OF the market was
brisk.
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DIVORCE CASE GROWING OUT OF The | STREET
SCAHDAL-MT. " II. Buckley, the injured hus-
rand IL the | street scandal Of last SATURDAY
hight, yesterday afternoon filed his bill for d.
voIce against Caroline NJ. Buckley. He alleges
that they were married December 20, 1865, Dy
Bishop Southgate. in New York city, and lived
been addicted 10 the excessive use OF intoxi-
eating liquors., and has received the visits or
men; that On being demonstrated with about
the latter, she stated they were merely social
Calls Further specific charges are made that
Tor nVe ears she has correspondent as Parker
thfCugh the malls with men for immoral pur-
poses; that she has for the past few months
been TOO Intimate with George w. Black With
whom she Is charged with committing adultery
on October % ana November 49, 1850. Also in
the summer or 1873, at New Rochelle, Y. Y.
with Fred Swift, carriage builder. living at
MI. Vernon. Westchester county. y. y.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs. &c.. Tonight.
National Thtdt.r.-Ada Cayendish In "The
Soul OF an Actress
FOTG's Opera H0,se.-"One Hundred Wives"
4s9 IN s;Teft.-The Bohemian Glass Blowers.
1871 and IL SfTeets.-Art Loan Exhibition.
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CITY ITEMS.

Luscious, Sweet and Wholesome,
With hot trGter or iced lemonade. milk or soda
water, the skillfully prepared beverage Hub
Patnch. made Of liquors Of fine quality, and
fruit juices Of exceeding richness is far more
grateful to the palate, and more wholesome
than punch made to order. All well-stocked
laIderS or s1deboardS are not complete without
Ii. Sold everywhere at Sl.25 bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

- and the highest cash prices paid. Also watches,
Jewelry, Gums, Pistols, etc. Cau or address HER
90, 3US 9th st., near Pa ave. sep24
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AnllISenlents. &c.


F0RD'S OPERA HOUSE-"10O Wives ~ the anti
.hoinoh play now running here, although ft has
many ial FEATURES which remind one OF othe: Wild
Ia some OF Its situations and the comedy scenes
are CeCldediy amusing, particularly those in
men Mi. and Mrs Mckinley {Mr. Hopper and
MISS Nliinanl inquire 80 cOmlcally. They WouId
0uOy up even very dull drama, which Jim
Wives" is not. ioo
NATIONAL THEATER.-Niss Ada C avendish and
uer company are giving AT the National per
formanceS OF great dramatic merit and Interest
The Soul OF a n Actress" is a strong NAV and
me company one of the best we have had here
tnls season. The 'PirateS OF Penzanceu will no
produced at the National next week with ar
exceptionally strong company, who win do fSIi
justice to that sparkling and popular comic
opera.
TIE NEW MAGDALEN.-Mis ca 7endtsa. WELD
ing 10 the popular demand viii appear in her
famous performance OF Mercy Merrick i'm the
New Magdalen on Friday evening, the occasion
OF her benefit.
439 ITH STREET.-No one should fail to look in
on the Bohemian Glass Blowers at this place
They are decided success.
THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION for the Church of
The Incarnation has its opening this evening at
the Club house, at the corner OF a aud 18th
streets. Everything will be in complete readi-
ness for for. exhibition at the appointed hour.
After this evening the rooms will be open To
visitors from IL M to 10 p. NJ. and ii is probable
that when the exhibition is fairly under way
lunch will be served daily at noon, for the ben
eft OF department clerks and others. A supper
table will be set at night IN large room whose
walls are co., end with fine engravlngs.
sketches, etc., where the visitor may enjoy art
and refreshments simultaneously. Flowers
tom the White House OR from some OF the
public grounds over which Col Casey pres,d IS
Will also be lavshed upon the visftor-for a
consideration. Excellent music Will be fur
nished Great pains have been taken iu every
room OF the building to make the display OF art
treasures, antiquities and curlosities as attrac-
tive as possible. and il Is believed that the ex-
hibit will give general satisfaction.
AN ALLEGED BIGAMIST ARRESrED.-A man
giving his name as j. W. L. Thompson. from
Fredericksburg, was arrested in Alexandria
Saturday night by officer Thoe. Hayes, and
Identified by young man named j. o. Honey,
formerly OF Fredericksburg, but nov residing
here. as a fugitive from justice. Mr.. Honey
states that the man was arrested in Freder-
tcksburg for feloniously marrying a Mrs. Annie
Huckleber, about four months ago, AMI while
being taken TO the Hanover jail escaped from
his guards, and has been at large ever since. It
Is further stated that Thompson has been con-
victed OF burglary In Hanover. lie was cona-
United TO avn ait the action Of The Hanover al.
thoritfes.
A Ernal n
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SWayne's Ointment Cures Itching Pill

Itching Piles. SymptOms-A moisture like
Itching Piles. perspiration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night, after get
Itching Piles. ting warm In bed, increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
L. Taylor, Hinsdale, n. H., writes For so
years have been greatly troubled with Itching
Piles have consulted many physicians and tried
many remedies, which proved to me no remedies
at all, until l obtained Dr.. Strdy,ae'S Ointment
at Thomas drugstore. at Brattleboro, W.. which
cured me completely" Also cures letter, all
Skin Diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

ALTERS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs of either sex 81.
All druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL Agents.
4S0 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

RUBY AND ORACLE RANGES, first-class and
cheap. Norans, rs 9th ST. and 2126 Pennsylva-
lid avenue.
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To CONSERVATIVES,

Many have been happy to give their testl-
mony in favor of the use Of JVitb0r's Pure Goa.
Lire oil ana Lime. Experience has proved II
asthma, diphtheria, and all diseases OF the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only by A. B.
Wilbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

THE PEOPLES REMEDIEs.-Renear's Tonic for
Wind Dyspepsia and Renear's Cough Mixture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

EDGAR's Cough SPECIFIC, 25 and so cts. per
bottle: for sale by all druggists; al wholesale by
Stott & Cromwell, $50 Pa. ave. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

THE HOMESTEAD BUILDING ASSOCIATION was
organized last night, at 9Th and streets south
west, by adopting a constitution ana electing
the following officers President, w. 81. Baum;
vice president, DR.. Charles Allen; secretary, j.
J. Dermody; treasurer, P. 3. Dunn; directors
X. q. Campbell, Peter Mccartney, E. L. Burns
j. W. Barker, p. Smyth and D. Shannon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

WEEKS & POTTER. the great drug house OF
Boston, have staked their reputation on the
success of the Cuticlra Remedies in curing
itching, scaly and scrofulous humors OF the
skin arc blood, and have met with success.
Medical Times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

GOLDSMITH MAIDS time, 2.14-waS never
beaten. Neither the popularity OF D.. Bdl2s
cough syrup.
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AFTER SHAVING. Eucalyptine, in small quan-
tlt1es, soothes the skin and heals cuts at once.
Price Is cents. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

THE PRESENTATION OF A FLAG to the Govern
ment Printing Office Garfield and Arthur Club
by the ladies OF the folding room of that Office,
LOOK place at Tallmadge hall last night. There
was music by Prof PistorioS oand: an able pre-
sentation speech by Hon. d. P. Holloway of
Indiana. to Which DR.. Alfred Thomas, vice pre-
Sident OF the club. responded; Judge Noah de-
hVered an address; Miss Ollie Dwyer, the Mount
Vernon quartette club and w. T. BENJAMIN
sang patriotic songs; and Miss Myra Henry re-
cited q parody on the election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

THE RACES AT THE FAIR GROUNDS yesterdar.
cid Lot attract a large attendance. For the 2:4O
: aIted. Trump won In three straight heats;
time 2:42 2:46 and 2:i2S1. The second was a
race for PAGERS. Sallie Hunter, Belle, and MoIlie
White Clcud started. SalGe Hunter walked
away with the rest OF them In three straight
hfa S; lime 2:i6, S,45I. snd 2+5il. Mollie White
ts0ud Was distapeed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

THE GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPIARs of the
District assembled last night at Clements
Lodge. Washington Hall, and elected the fol-
lowing officers 10 serve for the ensuing year: J.
II. Slime, G.W.C.T.; A. ii. Freer, G.W.C.T; Miss
Hattie Davis. G.W.V.T.; Alexander Brookield.
G.W.S.; w. E. ChidS. q. w. Treasurer; Robert
NJ. Seth l.. Clark, Representative 10 RW.G.
Lodge; Miss Mary Calor, alternate to RW @.
Lodge. After the installation OF the officers,
Hon. ID. z. Holloway presented J. II. Slime with
a handsome Grand Worthy Chief Templars
regalia on behalf Of the members OF the juris-
diCtiOn.
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READ Howson's Ice cream adv.

The GARFIELD AND ARTHUR WIDE AWAKE
GLIB net last evening. Mr.. Henry Plpier the
retiring president, announced that the time had
arrived for The election OF officers. The follow
i1g officers were then elected: John p. John
son. president; John W. Curry and John W.
Hunter, vice presidents; Jacob Richardson and
w. Calvin Chase, secretaries; Vim. Francis Hall,
treasurer: the officers OF the executive are
Henry Pipier, Robert E. BaStor Aaron Russell
". H. simpson and John Eaglin. MeS5rS. w
Calvin Chase and Geo. w. Smith. managers of
the Ira Aldridge dramatic company, accepted
the invitation OF the club TO give a dramatic
entertainment to assist 10 purchasing uniforms
for the 4th OF March.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICHR)
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, 1880 $50 am. Z
FOR the middle Atlantic states falling ga
reIneter, lower temperature, variable winds,
shifting 10 westerly. partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain or snow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. m.
40; I:s5 am, $50; II am. 40. pm, 40.
Maximum. IS: 70 inimum "a.
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NOWHERE can you be better accommodated or
nave better variety to select from than the
STOCK OF boys and childrens' Overcoats, ulster
cites and suits at Noah Walker g. Co. s. 625
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital. brain, or nerve force, use
"WelleS' Heath Rerae,oer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency. sexual debility, decline, &C
81 at druggists Depot, 6s BARCLAY street, z.
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"ALDERNBY WA0OEs."-Fresh Alderney butter
chuTned every morning. and delivered In i lbs
"Ward" prints, 4Oc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
SSmCei I. Bloydes and Ida j. BIockley, both OF
SpoIs5Na1la CO.. Va; Lewis Brooks and Clara
Thomas; James Z. Phillips OF Alexandra en-
va ana NARY T. Divine; Charles Milton Bell, OF
fGedeiic e. 6 Va, and Annie Colley; Fred G.
S S.S,ie, % doSsnlch county, Iowa. and SylIe d.
HARDEN and julie E SOBER; W. Scott Towers and
MARI l. Blanchard; Z. Gray Boisseaux and clara
w. Tyler, ooth OF Richmond Va: AdOInhuS =
Spence and Sarah E Turner; John p Weyrich
OF this city, ard Ella j. Montgomery. OF Prime
George county, Md; Roland Ashbrun and Fila
Miller and Caroline Aufrecht; Henry Bell and
Susannak Toodle; Robert ID. Dufrns and Fannie
Fox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-18

A GOOD THING for he boys In the advertise
ment headed for one day only.
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T,HE OELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS.

THAT NEVER RUSTS NEVER BREARS,
NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and can
be worn while bathing, is for sale at
CHAS. FISHERS, 623 7th st. NV
Mrs Fisher deyotes her attention TO the wants OF
ady patrons. mar2g
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SWISS ANNIv ERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The five
hundred and seventy-third anniversary OF the
independence OF Switzerland was celebrated
last evening at Pereard's by the Swiss Society
"GruetlL" The festivities consisted OF ban
quet attended by many Swiss of this city and
delegation including ladies from Baltimore. j.
Theodore Mayer, ESQ.,, OF NJ. W. Gait & co. s.,
presided, sandwiched between two lovely young
ladies' representing columbia" and '.Helvetia.'
Able addresses We're delivered by NJ. Tanner,
esq. and captain Fellman, OF Baltimore. The
toasts. responded to in English, German.
French or Italian, were abundantly interspersed
with patriotic songs, and dan e, which eX-
tended to the wee hours Of morning closed
Well-arlaDG e ! program. The room WAS gaily
festOoned with Swiss and American flags, While
appropriate notices decked every open space.
affair.
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Important Liquor License Decisions
in the Police Court.


This morning in the Police Court Mrs. Jos.
Platz was charged with keeping an unlic ,nsed
bar on Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and
Sd streets southeast. Lieut. Boteler presented
an application OF Mrs PlatZ for a license. Sew
eral witnesses testified TO getting drinks at this
place. The court suspended the case on the
ground that her husband was liable. Charles
Shelton was also charged with keeping an uuli
censed bar. He plead guilty and asked leave
to make statement. which the court refused
to let him do. Mr.. Padgett. the District prose-
cutor. said that he deemed it his duty to make
the following statement In this case: That he
had learned from defendant, and also persons
Ia authority. that when an application with
the proper signers and approval OF the police is
submitted. and the 500 for license is deposited
with the license board. that the said board tells
the applicant fer a license to go on aud sell
until the application Is either approved or re-
Jected; The court imposed fine OF sos, and
remarked that 1t was against the law sell
liquors without license, and that the license
board had no authority to give people permis-
sion to sell liquors without license; but that
oy doing so they just paralyzed the law. The
court said that If defendant got permission from
the authorities to sell he should look ID them
for pardon, and suspended judgment for one
week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva York, uoviembre g. Habien-
do recibido orden Ia escuadra inglesa
dc cruzar par la costa irlandssa, reina
mucha excitacion por mas que el almi-
rantazgo haya declarado que tai movi-
miento carece de signifcaoion politioa
Core ell rumor de one Mr. Gladstone
trata de reducir el interes de los conso.
Iidados.
Eu breve empezaran los tribunals q
juzgar los nihiiistas en- San Petersbur.
go.
Segun noticias del Cabo, ha sido to-
mada por asalto Ia posicion de los
Basutos.
Idem g.. -Noticias de L6ndres ase-
guran que cincuenta mil mineros de
carbon de Welsh han citado q una con-
ferencia para discutir las operaciones
de los aranceles extranjeros.
Dloese de Paris que Ia gendarmeria
ha sitiado ls abadia de Premontre quo
tiena where's para yarios mesea. Los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
NOticias naciOnales.
he aqui las mas interesantes que
NOS suministra la prensa de Madrid.
DEL 19.
DEL 19.

Barcelona, 49, En- este momento
(uns de Ia ma1rugada) regresa ell &C.
nor ministro de Fomento y 81 numero-
sa comitiVa de la inauguration del ferro.
carril de San Juan de las Abadesas.
Este acontscimiento industrial ha ST.
do solemnisimo celebrado con extra
ordinario jibilo por los catalanes.
Han pronunciado elocuentfsiros =
pAtri6ticos brfndis los senores presi-
dente de Ia compania Estruch y minis
tro de Fomento.
Ell sefior ministro saldra ell mdrtes
para Tarragona, Raus y Lerida, de re-
greso & la corte.
Els SECURE que el sefor d. Victor Ba-
Iaguer rati6cara, acentu{ndolas, las de-
claraciones que hizo on Valencia, cuan-
do Sc verifque On Barcelona 81 banque-
to que en- obssquio ds este distinguido
hombre polftico, preparsn los consti-
tucionales de esta provincia y al que
asistir6n como comersales cuatrocien-
tas perSonas.
-Ha sido suprimida la Prensa gadi-
tann por habsr sufrido tres condemns
consecutivss.
La inauguration del trozo de la H.
nea ferrea de Orense q Vigo hasta Ar
bo, SO ha efectuado de un modo brillan.
te.
La comitiva sali6 de Vigo on un tren
especial, agregsndose en- las estacio-
mes del transito gran n1mero de perso-
mas distipgridas.
Antes de cruzsr dicho tren por Me
YES, descarrilo una de las maquinas que
conducen material.
A pesar de este contratiempo que
nizo perder slguEas horas los expeii-
cionarios, RENO en- eI viaie la mayor ami
macion y ale yria.
Llagado eli tren 4 IL nueve estacion
de Axbo SO sirvio los invitados u7a
espl6ndida ccmida, y los postrea
pronunciaron brlndis entusiastas at1-
sivos al acto los senores gobernador ci-
vii, conde de Csngl-Argielles, Murga-
tegui, vice. -presidente de la diputacion
provincial de Ponteyedra, Cnenca, Sc
nador del reino, Nuns, y otros muchos
terminando ell Sir. Rouviere, gerente de
ia compalia, quien brind6 por 81 senior
Elduayen por el senador Sr. Cuenca,
en- uuienes reconoci6 cello y actividad
en- favor de las obras del ferro-carril.
Los expedicionarios regressron Sin
noyedad Vigo mny satisfechos del ac-
10 ous acababs de verifcarse.
--Se han dado las gracias, en- nom.
bre de s.. M. 81 rey, al comandants ge.
neral del apostadero de Is Hsbans, POI
u ccoperaCioi de Ii marina en- y paci.
fcsoiop a. u isls d. Cabs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14

Tomaran parte, adem6s de las variai
i ldiscfpulas disClpulos del organizadol
de esta fiesta senior Sarriera, este, ID
senora Visconti y los senores Grossi
Cnevas, San Juan y otros.
| En- los intermsdios sabemos que &c
learGn poesias alusivas al acto.
La velada promote ser de 10 mejor
asl, pues, es seguro que aquellos espa-
ciosos salones Sc veran llenos por COM
pleto. Dfcese que concluded concier-
to habra bale.
Tranvia. Ia atencion de
nuestros abona1os sobre ell anuncio que
en- otro lugar publicamos.
Ei concesionario, senior Ubarri, est8-
bleciendo un nuevo visie para comodi-
dad de los alumnos externos del Insti.
tuto-Colegio, sin parar mientes en- los
gastos que este le origina, prueba una
vez mas cuan asequible es & las obser-
vaciones que Sc le hacen = GUAM decidi-
do muestrs empeno en- que su tranvfa
sea una obra de verdadera utilidad y
conveniencia p1blica.
En cuanto q Ia carga, cumplimos con
un deber de justicis recomendando al
p1blico en- general y 4 los comerciantes
en- particular que utilicen este medic
de trasporte, va que la reduction de los
precios les 'brinda reales y positivas
ventsjas.
Dignos escritores = La Libertad !,
peri6dico de Puebla, Mejico, Sc EXPIRE
ga asf
Otro resba'on de Quico.-Despues de
los simples7 el Qjo infalible, el alacran con-
vertido on cocodrilo y las t'tentes agosta-
das, Sc nos apareoe el ilustradlsimo Qui-
co con que los re1actores de La Ii
bertad para ser berberiscos no les falta
nj ell tipo africano.
/ IHabra creido este barbara que Ia
Berberia esta en- Mozambique, en- el
Congo 8 en- Loanga? Mira, est1piao
psnzon, va quisieras til la cara de un
berberisco para nm dis de j1bilo. 1 Por
que no suplicas al padre Spina, que de-
be ssber algo. to de unas cuantas lec-
clones de geografia y antropologfa
Pobre panzon, no abre una vez la
boca que no sea para decir un desa-
tinol"
" luego diran que no hay libertad
On las repuolicas hispano-amerioanas
CAsiuo Espahol- AL concerto del
juevos pueden asistir todos los socios
sio necesided de invitacion.
La caspa Otres males que afectan
ell craneo, inevitablemente Destroyer la
vida del pelo Ell remedio mejor para
excrescenciss es el ToNICo ORIENTAL,
que las hace desaparecer prontam9nte.
Pero este no es todo; vigoriza y do
tono q la cuticpla de tai manera que la
caspa no puede reproducirse mientras
SO continue su uso. La traspiracion
obstruila cAusads por 81 entorpe oimien-
to de Ia membrane exterior es ell origen
de muchas de las Intermediates del ca
oello, 7 este entorpecimiento no puede
existir cuanio los vasos superfciales
recibsn su tono por la accion de este
raro vigorador vegetal.
Santoral.-Llines Is. San Eugenio
I, erz0bisp po, SAINT, G9rtrudis la M agna,
vlrgen, y S.n Leopoldo, conf.
Martes 16. San Rufao compane-
ros martires.
Microbes II. Santos Acisclo Vic,
toria, hermaaos mlrtlres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-14
TranVia De Ia Capital a Rio pisdras,
ANUNCIO.

Desde ell lines pr6ximo Is de los corrientes,
saldra 4 } Rio-Pedre5 IN tren en- los dias la
borabes l9s ~ de la nafiana p IRA traer q es-
ia ca 1ital los alumnos externos del Institute
Colegio
Como c0nsecuencia de este Viaje, por crer
mas conveni3nte al pdblico, ell tren que ahora
sale de Rio-piedras a as L sallrl desds d.
cha techa Ell adelante LIS llf, hacienda los
demas viajes anunciados en- las h0ras fjadas
Ell ell itinerario.
Sc pone a ienas en- conocimiento del pdblico
que Sc admite toda clase de carga 4 precios
m6dic0s tlnto en- Rio-piedras como en- esta
Capital, d. donde saldra ell tren que debe con-
ducirla, haya no, las II de la maiana
Puerto-Rco, NoViembre II de 1889. PA
BIO UBARRI