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DUBLIC SALE.

by virtue Of authority conferred by the last will and
testament Of the late Jerome & BERRY, and by order
of the Orphans Court Howard county. the under
signed Executor OF Jerome 4. Berry, deceased, viii
sell al public sale, al has late residence the sixth
election district Of said county MfDNESDAl,
O'CLOCK An, Valuable Farn, oontAining about
lao acres OF desirable and productive land adjuling
the estate OF Hon. A. r. 6orlnan aipoui (. ! miles frun
savage, = miles from Laurel. b. and o. KR 0uoi
Dwelling, ME sstzer Barn, all other necussary
oulldings. also hree Tenement nOuses. abundance
hand.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
pay all cash IL desired
Al the same time will be offered at public sale all
the Personal Property of said deceased
THOMAS 4. BROWN. Executor.
:. n DASHfEiI. Attorney.
Law Building, baltimore Nd
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n'0"A' D'"A'N'' Au0.'O"0'f'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DOUBLE
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 104
STREET NORrHWEST.
By virtue of o deed of trust, dated the 22d day of
April, SS7, and duly recorded in Liber No. l24S,
folio 800 ct sea- of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia and by direction VI the party secured
thereby the undersigned Trustees will offer at public
auction. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY the
FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1889, at FOUR
O'CLOCK. the following described property, known
Lot No FL, shepherds subdivision OF square west
of square No. 623 together with the improvements
which consist of a large Three-story Double Brick
Residence, containing ID rooms, with bath and all
modern improvements, being No. 104 street north
west.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in and two
years. with notes bearing interest at six cent and
secured by deed of trust; all cash. at option of
purchaser. All conveyancing &C., at purchasers cost
800 deposit ut the time of SALE
H. BRADLEY DAvIDsoN,i Trustees.
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THE GEOLOGICAL PARK.
Its Boundaries Finally Settled by the
Commission.

PROPERTY INCLUDED IN THE PURCHAsE-A FINE
SITE LYING ON BOTH SIDES OF ROCK CREEK
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSION NOW
AWAITING THE PRESIDENTS APPROVAL.
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V,HoMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvFD
PROPERTY ONIHE SOUTH SIDE OF u STREET
NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHMEs
Al AUCTION.
1859, at HiIFPAsT FoT-R o'CLoCK p N. in fron n
of the premises, will sell lot g. in 0 frvnt
ing OS1e feet south side OF street by a depth Of
200A feet TO an alley 80 feet wide.
Terms: One-quarter cash, balance in I, . aud 3
years with interest and secured by deed of trust
the property or all cash. Conveys and record
ing at cost OF purchaser deposit OF 800 will be
required at time of sale.
n23-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pANs,
THoNAs BOWLING. AucuOneer.

I'hoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TO CLOSE an ESTATE.
nnofhh ~ STU IEAT sou THME ST CORNER
% bLDSE AND FREDERICK STkEETS
IkoiSsElONN, DC, AND Oh SEVERAL NAlU-
Virw kSp MN MiH9t,SS ESM,LIk NIL AND 2,As K
on MONDAY NOVEMBER rrsErFrxrI. ,ssa
NfoI % CLOCK NJ, IN front 81 the premises, I
wi. s.i Sr. % Loi l. IN square ,, eUrgctowu. DC.
Of 30 feet on FREDERICK cor 3sth street and imIr,od
~ Stone and Brick Store. being Nos s4OO ala 3ao2
NJ street northwest
nOEsDAh, NolEMBkR NINETEENTH issa. on
The proInises. ~ 1RklE O'CLOCK L Nj will sell
Pour Valuable Tracts II Land near TenlgIto~r frnt-
ing on Grant mad and known the Iayc crtate-tha
direreAt tracts containing about &C ~ u and u
acres 81 land more OF less the larof Tract II ins-
proved by dMeiling and necessary cut houses all
NE sites. has an oak OF abvut four acr unIe-
dlAtely on Grant rad Counectlcut extended
Will run directly through this prulyrA. Il Aftlln
three "a Hes OF Nashin=tsn n, Onc-QCartcr milo Ten
ieyto~n and one and q half miles uf Oak view.
Lhis property is we'll situated aud offcrs a rare
chance for speculators those n suarch II home
Terms: One-ihird cash. balance ~ one aid Two
years With interest and secured 10y deed on
the property, or all cash. All cocveyuncng and re-
cordns AZ cost OF purchasers. deposit Of slOO viii
sale TO be complied with IN fifteen days from day q
sale IN default Of which the property bc rusold
at the rsk and cost OF the dciaulti M purchaser.
sr- THE ABOVE SAILS ARE POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT 81 the weather until MONDAY and IIES-
DAY. DECEMBER sLCOND AND THIRD. 1859,
res cctiyely, at SANE EOur and place
nls-dts THOMAS DoMLIN,3 Auctioneer
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET Be
TWEEN L AND G STREETS SOUTHEAST,
WASHINGTON, DC.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October 3, AID.
1882, and duly recorded i'll Lber DO folio l60 ct
sea- of the land records OF the District of Columbia,
default having been made IN the payment of principal
and interest and at the request of the party holding
the notes secured thereby, Will sell at public
tion in front OF the premises to the highest bidder
on FRIDAY, THE TNENTY-SEC0ND DAY OF NO
MEMBER, AID. 1889, at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all
that certain piece parcel OF land and premises Sit
in the city of Washing ton De- being part of lot
numbered sixteen (l0), in square numbered eight hun
dred and forty-six (S4O) described more particularly
follows Beginning for the same at point one hun
bred and forty q 4D feet from the northeast
OF said square, thence running south along the
line of sixth t6thl street fourteen IA feet: thence
west ninetytwo t92l feet one inch; thence north
fourteen 4) feet thence east ninety-two (92)
inch TO the place OF beginning, together with the
improvements thereon
Terms of One-alf cash balance in three equal
payments in six 3d. twelve az and eighteen tIS)
months with interest at the rate OF cent, payable
semi-annualy and secured by deed Of trust upon
property sod all cash. at purchasers option Terms
sale to be complied with in seven days from date
sale. GEORGE Il. EMMONS,l Trusta..
nl1-eots MAHLON ASHFORD, ! Auees.
gz-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
SEQUENCE OF THE RAIN UNTIL SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER THIRTY, 1883, AT HALF PAST
THREE O'CLOCK INSTEAD OF -FOUR, AS ABOVE
STATED, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
n23-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, AucuOncers.

PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSE, NO. 1l5 FOURTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
TWENTY SEVENTH, at HALE-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of the premises
SUB LOT 40, SQUARE Sl5,
fronting Is feet inches on 4;h street with depth OF
100 feet to u l0-ioot alley. improved by nearly new
Bay-wndowed Press-brlck Front House, modern i'm.
proveuents 10 rooms and bath. This property is
East Capitol street Illd convenient to street lines
and suitable for private family or investment.
Terms $4,000 can remain on the property for three
years at PR cent annum. interest payable semi
annually, balance cash, all cash, at option pur-
chaser. deposit If 500 required II time of sale.
Conyeyancing, &c. at purchasers cost. Terms be
complied with in ten days, otherwise right reserved
to resell risk and cost of defaulng purchaser
five days public advertisement of such resale some
newspaper published in Washington, d. {.
n2l-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS.
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HOTELS.

IT. VERNON HOTEL.
N1 4S5 and Az Pennsylvania ave
hoOn 5Oc u u. 90 per day per wceE eli 80 20 slQ
Board and Room, 80 to = 40 per week. oc2s- I'm
Ack HARRIS" 4o5 5,l 18th I ST: NV:
Iecalty-Brcakfast Doc Dinner Doc
Lunches always ready.
Oysters and General Fine Wines Iao-
uors and Cigars. JOHN n. HARRIS. Prop. &C IL 9In
HOTEL MEBSTER. BIB 18Th 81. n. W, HEAD
II quarters for Sightsoers. rates 80 a. Ter
week 40 10 clio. runs stages
Arlington 80 pm. j. A DEWITT, Prop &c D ;jm
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UlaoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
AND CELLAR BAY WINDOW SEvEN-ROON
BRICK DwEl.LlNG ON SECOND STREET NEAR

AND CELLAR BAY W1NDOW SEVEN-kOOM
BRICK DWELLING ON SECOND STREET NEAR
L STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of q deed of trust, dated April
d. D. 1887, and duly recorded in hber l. 252 folio
TO-, one of the land records of the District Of Column
ba and At the request OF the holder of the se-
cured thereby we wiz sell to the highest bidder at
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY PAY, Of pLGEMBER, AID.
lowing described real estate situate in the District
Columbia and known and distinguished as lot No. A,
in square No. 7oo, the same Is duly recorded in
book f. folio IT'S Of the land records in office SUR
yeyor said District together with all the improve
east.
Terms easy and made known at time OF sale A. de-
yeyancing and recording at cost Of purchaser II
day Of sale the property will be resold 1T risk and
cost Of defaultng purchaser.
WILLIAM W. DANENHOWER r~..
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER.5 trustees
no.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, BEING
NORTHEAST.
Pursuant to the requirements of deed of trust of
May u, 1856 recorded i'll Liber No ll7S, folio 29S ct
seq OF the District land records the undersigned will
sell at auction in front OF the pre- misses, at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, ON SATURDAY, THE THIRTIETH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1853, Lots 81 and 81 OF Kellys
subdivision OF square 9l2.
Terms Third cash and balance in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months from day of SALE with
interest at u per cent, secured the property. A
cash deposit of 800 on each lot will be required
at the sale, and If terms not complied with
days property sold will be resod at cost of defauting
purchaser. on five days notice in THE EVENING STAR
Lots will be offered separately.
H \ 4 e k AASSHEFEoRD',, Trustees.
n19-1lt Trustee, 416 9th St NV.
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H.
SALE OF vA SyI3i. TwosToRY FRAME
sTREET souiHWEsT, Neatly OPPOSITE
District OF Columbia, passed the 9th day OF No
and
painants and Mary W Ford and others defendants
ss III fhffii Ss1ii s$SE o
r NJ, that certain piece of real estate
that part OF original lot eight 81 in square three hun
dred twenty five (35l. beginning at point i'll the
from the southeast corner OF said lot; thence
north with the line Of saiG street tTentyone t2n
inches; thence due south twenty-one CID feet ami
To the beslnning: the said piece OF land being i'm
proved by two-stOry frame dwelling house. and be-
ing in the most improved section Of the part
Terms q sale as prescribed by the said decree One
third of the purchase money in cash the day of sale
or within ten days and the balance in two
the day Of sale the purchaser giving promssory notes
for the same bearing interest at six per centum per
all the purchase money i'll cash the day of safe
within days thereafter The title viii De withheld
800 will be required when the property is sold All
he s cost sn .T se sss s
day sale the trustee the right 70 resell the
Chaser after ve days advertisement in some news
paper printed and published IN said city;
n19-d&ds Room o. Webster Law Building
OHANCERY SALE OF vALUBLE LOT on o
~ STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS.
Under decree of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, in Equity cause No. IL 800 Holmes ct
al VS.. Jones ct a. D. will SELL public auction, in
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
IS, in square 81 g. the same being IL feet inches
front and 13o feet deep. containing 2.3l7s square
feet.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, in two equal payments in notes
cured by deed Of trust the property. all cash.
option OF purchaser Convey ncing and recording
purchasers cost and Sl00 to be deposited when bid
is accepted The trustee reserves the right to resell
the risk and cost of defauting purchaser. after
three days the Washington Post newspaper
IL said purchaser fail TO comply with the sale
CHASE kOYS, Trustee,
63l ST. NV.
q r.sDn- a.
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Future DAYS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT Lo'
~ FRONTING STANTON PARK.

GO W. siIchNhf' Zeal Estate AOc''0neer'
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity No. llS40,
docket ~. the undersigned will sell public auction,
III front of the premises on MONDAY, DECEMBER
SECOND, 1855, at FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, part OF Lot
80 in reservation To- fronting % feet THIRD
aI;d running back with that width l50 feet TO
alley.
stallments in six. twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE for which notes Of purchaser, bear
terest from day OF sale and secured by deed
property sold, Will be TAKEN all cash at option Of
purchaser. Terms to he complied with III fifteen
IRON day of sale property will be resold risk and
COST Of deiautng purchaser. deposit OF 800 will
be required time Of sale, and all cOnveyancng aud
recording at purchasers cost
JOHN W. PILLIN6. Trustee,
n21-dSds gl1Fs rect NV
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THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT PRESS BRIcK
DWELLING, No lila TENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, CONTAINING ELtNEN ROOMS. ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TWENTY
SINH, 1889. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
will offer for sale in front Of the premises
PARTS Or LOTS q AND
. SQUARE 34l,
fronting 20 feet Al inches 10th st. by depth of
ny feet inches with the improvements. consisting Of
Three-story Press-brick and Brown-stone Basement
Front Dwelling This property is in Of the best
sections OF the northwest and should command the
tenton Of parties in search Of investment for
home.
Terms: $4,000 at per cent, due February ID.
1894, can remain on the property. balance 20 suit
purchaser. A deposit OF $500 at time OF sale II the
terms of sale not complied with rght reserved
resell the properly at the rlsk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington, DC All convey
ancing, &c, at the cost of the purchaser.
n2l-4t RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Aucts.
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PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS.

ID. ARCHITECT,
iais ra NV
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REV ISTA COMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

venir de este dulce, pero los alma
cenistas continuaron sus aprovisio-
namientos entire 10 POGO en- que
pudieron escoger, porque las exis-
tencias de primeras manos eran va
bastante reducidas. Hici6rOnse,
pues, algunas operaciones de CEN
trifugas & % reales, y otra de 85l
d, purgado, surtidas y blancas en-
su mayor parte, que se halIaban
almacenadas, al precio CONAN de
30 reales arrobas. Oontinuar0n
luego las ventas dc centrifngas sin
levantar los precios; pero un
reciente telegrama de Oardenas,
anunciando alza notable, decidi6
por fin a nuestros compradores,
Quienes adquirieron nuevas parti-
das de centrffugas viejas 4 30, y
granulado en- barriles hasta 81.
Excusado es aiiadir que el merCado
queda frme bajo esta impression, y
sin existencias en- primeras rnanos.
Las nuevas entradas signihcan
bien POGO. Para la plaza, consigs
oados q almacenistas, procedente-
de contratos 4 entregar, han lle-
gado LILO barriles, 400 sacos y
150 estuches; Y de transito otroa
1000 barriles mas.
Durante ell mes de Enero no hue
bo ingresos en- ell Dep6sito de co-
mercio: SO registraron salidas pot
46O barriles y 800 sacos, dejando
una existencia de 323 y 1,40O res
pectivamente.
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LOS lNDIOS BORINQUENOS. :

8 Nos ha obssquiado el ilustra
do doctor D. AgustiD Stahl cor
nm eiemplar de- la excelsnts obr,
que acaba de dar . 10 sstampa eH
Ii Imprenta del Sr. Acosts COZ
aqusl titulo.
Es el libro del Dr.. Stabl. qua
hemos hojeado con atenci6n. NJ
s6rio, interesante J srudito estn-
dio stnol6gico, que acusa Grande'
labores : Investigations cientif
cae.
Acompafan 4 h obra vario,
primoroaos facsimiles, grabado'
en- esta Casa, de objstos de lo'
Antiques aborigenes dc esta isla
' ademAs los retratos de los Re.
YES Cat6licos, Cristdbal Colon }
Ponce de Leon, con el derrotert
que sigui6 el immortal Almirantt
en- 50 segundo viaje 4 las Anti
Has. tambiGn esmeradamente h
togra6ados nno J otros on ests
Casa.
Damos gracias mil u DR.. Stab
por su atenci6n, rscomendando 81
obra 81 ptblico.
En- esta Impfenta % hal!an dc
venta ejemplares de 10 misma 8
pesos uno.
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Esto es realmente un triunfo ID
la ciencia, y bien mereee nncstra
gratitud 81 inventor, Sr. Cook. Dc.
lnosls, pues, 81 parabi6n & cse Sc
nor por ol gran servicio que su in.
vento proporciona { Ia Isla, y So
bre TODD, & los fabricantes de azd.
Car.
La economies que el invento
proporcionar& puede calcularse dc
$6 & 81 por bocoy de 1900 libras.
Oarcuiando la zafra dc la Isla dc
600 4 700, 900 toneladas de az6car,
u beneticlo, suponiendo que todoa
los ingenios 10 tengan, importara
10 6 6 Z millones de pesos anua.
les.
Tenemos noticias de que muchoa
hacendados piensan instalar dicho
lnvento ell afio pr6ximo, Y que &
tin de conocer sus ventajas, est&n
visitando los iDgenios que "a 10
tlenen instalado.
fDiasis Dc Ia Marixs)
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DE ARROYO

SegGn nos escriben dc Arroyo,
81 dia que visit6 el Inspector seiioi
Ipfiesta Ia escuela que dirige don
Enrique Huy ke, asistieron 100 nj.
nos Ala clase de los lit inscrptOs,
Y tuerOn examinAdOs deteDida.
msnts por aquel funcionaSio, no
solo On Las ssiensturas dc 10 ense.
GanEa elemental, slno On muchaa
de 10 superior, como Geografia Un'.
versal 6 Historic dc Espaaa. 1~
iunta On masa acompanaba al Sr.
1naesta, quien caiifc6 dieha escue-
ID con nota de sObresaliente, feliCi.
tando al Professor , 4 los nifos por
el brillantisimo resultAdo del exa.
men.
Nuestros plGeemes u pueblo de
Ar90yo.
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REvIgrA DEL MERCADO DB NUEVA.YoRK.
Febrero 27 de 1889.

Cat1.-Muy firmes han continual
do este mercadO y los del Brasil y
Europa, con avance en- precio, no
obstante liberales entradas diarias
en- los puertos del Brasil Y aumen-
to en- las existencias en- Rio janet
70. Buena demanda han tenido las
classes suaves. Cotizo ell fair de Bio
Janeiro a 18c y superior de Ponce
color natural 1911 q 20 centavos.
Asttcar.-Fuertes estan los mer-
cados extrapjeros, con disposition
en- los productores a retener el fruto.
Las existencias en- rnanos de estos
importadores son reducidas. Los
refinadores de Boston son los que
mas estan ahora comprando, y pa
garian hoy hasta 1878 p. costo y he-
te mascabado de S9c Centrifugas
96c q 81 centavos O. yf.
Cotizo regular mas
cabado, 89?,4a G. Con tendencia
b y Id g.
Mseles.-- --Mercado quieto, pero sos.
tenido. "Fancy" de Ponce so ha
vendido q SO centavos en- pequefios
Totes. La demanda es mas bien
para las classes regular a bueno.
Existeucia de grocery" extranje-
ras ninguna y en- Boston hay 4O7
bocoyes. Ootizo: Fancy 36l37
centavos., choice, 1884; prime, 80
4 81 centavos.; buenas, % & 20
centavos.; regular, 20 6 26 centa-
vos; ordinario, 21 q 20 centavos, de
refno, 81 centavos, por 509.; y al
detail de l & 20 centavos mas el
gallon.
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FERROOARRILES
A TRAVES DE LOS ISTMOS.

Cinco ferrocarriles hay en- pro
yecto en- America, destinados
trasportar los buques de cualquie
porte, & trav6s de los istmos.
El primero estA pr6ximo d ejecu
tarse; es obra de uno de los ma
ilustres ingenieros de America, M
Jowier, y atravesarA el istTo d.
Ohignecto, entire la bahia de Fund.
y eli Oc6ano AtlSntico.
El segundo, en- el Canadd, unirt
el lago Ontario, cerca de Toronto
CON el lago Huron.
ri tercero, que estA examinando
el departamento de la Guerra d,
los Estsdos- Unidos, tiene por OBJ
jeto evitar los peligros del pasC
lie Columbia al territorio de Was
hington.
Ii cuarto, atravesari la peniDsu
Ia de Michigan, y el quinto Ia Flo
rida.
No son los americanos, los pri-
meros que han tenido la idea d.
traSportar los buques por tierrs
detde un mar & otro. En- Ell afic
$50 antes de la Era Oristiana, lol
atenienses habian construido, ! ira.
YES del istmo de Oorinto, IN caml.
no ne granite pulimentsdo sobre
el cual hicieron pasar durante tres
cientos amos; barcos de guerra de
ID metros de largo on 81 siglO XIV
SobOlo, ingenier0 venecIanO, hlzo
pasar en- seis semsnas, de Adijs al
Iago de Garda, una fpta de 81 ga
letas cargadas de caiiones y de vi
veres, para el abastecimiento lie a
ciudad dc Brescia, sitiada por ki
mIlaneses.
Seg6n los ingenieros americana :,
81 exlto de los proyectos practica
dos estA aseguradO por los recursos
do ls mecanlca nOderna. El ma.
yor ObstaCulO sera la fragilidad d.,
IOs buques que se hubieran DE-
transporter; per0 este OBJ, taculo estA
salvadO hoy que los grandes bu-
Ques eatsn cOnstruidos 10 hero.
Independientemente de los 81.
terlOres, subsiste todavia 81 gran
proy ecto dc ferro carrll iDterOcea-
nie0 1 trav6s del istmo de Tehuan.
tepec. OoDcebido por el difunto NJ
EAds, antes de la constitution DE-
IL OOmpafiia del Canal de Panama
por Mr.. Leseps, este proyecto ests
hoy baj0 10 direction de otro To-
geniero americana, Mr.. Oorthel,,
oolaborador y amigo do Mr.. Eads
{ Ceyreo do Cuba.J
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MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAvESfA.

DE New York, gol. amer. "Willie
A. Mckay" y, de 161 toneIadas, ca.
|pitAn Matheson, q Ia orden. A
Gonz'lez y Alfonso, 500 d gas, 300
barriles harina, 3OI3, 25 d manteca,
! id escobas, 1O sacos pimienta, 2
fardos clavos especias, 25 d velas,
22O atados papel, 3 d tocineta, 4la
jamones, 20 d quesos. A Sobrinos
do Ezquiaga, 800 sacos harina. A
.. Alfonso, 252 sacos hafina.
NNTRADAs DE CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Julia y, de vega-slta'
Col. esp. Borinquen y, de Vega.
alta.
Col. esp. "Hortensia y, de Vega
alta.
Col. esp. Anita y, de Vega-alta.
Col. esp. Laura, de Vega -alta.
Col. esp. "Dos Hermanas de
Fajardo.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Maria y,
de Manat1.
SA1TDAS DE TRAvRsfA.
Para Habana, vap. esp. "Villa-
verde," despachado por Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, 8 sacos alpiste, con
72O k'lOs. Para Gibara, por Sobri.
nos de Ezquiaga, Al sacos caf61 con
4, ISL kilos.
SA11DAS DE CABOTAJn.
Col. esp. Petra" para Areci.
DO.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Areclbo,"
para Arecibo.
DESPAOHAGo5.
usf esp. Clementins, de Cana
rias," para Naguabo y Hurtaoao.
Col. esp. Olementina de Mana
IT," para Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Col. esp. "Enriqueta," para
ques.
Bdra. esp. "Maria Doloi
ra Fajardo.