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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
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Sc han reoibido en- eata Impren.
ta los siguientes:
FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
Abella.
I'D. Magistral, por Bouchsrdat
| FlSIOA, por Ganot.
/ TENEDURIA dc Libros, pol
| Oastalos.
| SECRETARIO CCXERG!AL. E'lr-
aulara6, oftec.misutoS do servicioe, eu-
trsda sn reisllanes, oaItar do cr5dit0,
csrtss DE- iny2oduociGn = do recomenda.
ct6a, tomn IS informes = dsmandss de
aotic,ss, trdanes 90 buls&, 6rdsnes G. j
t6brlcab, en- aeposttcs y coniaiouis-
tss, demaadss de dineEo 3 los que no
son comerolautes. FeiaJns, letras de
csmhio, asunsos 50 pa.ticipeci6n, con-
signSc!ones tfRnsportes. seguros ave-
riAs, trs1aacctones generates, poi Hen
II Page, traducide del francis por u.
Falens. somo sn l3'. holardesR.
AMIGO De los ninoa, por el Abato
Sabaiisr. Aumsntsdo con vaFian f6bu.
las como en- lS'. Aolanlaas.
IrSducido, ampiifcado ? sdioionndo
en- 10 rarts de Espana = Am6R!cs, poR
una goGiednd de escritovas onpnholes 3
alricAnos,---2 tonos ga 80 de $50 pa
ginas cada ur.o. tefcers sdicl0n, con
IL nuevo suplemeuto.
ATLAS gsogrAfcc de- America
DisE J siete nspss traasdos con mu-
cho esmeEo, con un rse7men geogPae.
%, pot N. BGtsvanss.
LAS JIEEOIAS Natu rales al
: scsnc3 de TOE Gi6os.-rro. ANA de
6iatorta Nlaorai, Fisica , Quimica,
por don Iris Mata Gayosu.
H1SIOkIA Universal para nil18,
por Lale ? slipe Msu.':la, annontada
y3r n. Es,5yarsI.--Ur tono en- 81,
:uu 81 rcEbs1o0 re pseRausRndo viatap
maIar, fasFatos da houbres o4lebres
ETC., etc.
GECGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, f!si.
ca, poltion y economical, pct Luis Gre :
goiEe, trad. de n. EsS6vanas, g touos
en- 81, coz grsbsdos, mapas, cgomos'
RoDlnson auizo, (ED, poE Tyss,
NGtlcia ia Cerlos Nadier. / tomo en-
g. ilust4ado Goa mas do 800 gFabadoa
dibplodOa por Xan' Dargent, semaghi-
nj, GiFArdet, Baron, eta. Tela con plan.
chs0 y corges 9orsJcg.
| TELElAOO (IaG aventugas del
poe FenolSn. TEAduo0i6n eagtsIlana,
GGnertada con nctas aohrs mit0loe
sic, geogEafls . hlstoEis. tomo.
ARITMETIOA, (Trasade do), POI
don Juan OoHtasAr. Nueva ediGi6n
compless. l ton1o en- 60. Telaa
BENOT-OLLANDCRF. - era.
matica Francese..
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alge-
bra, Ge0metrla y Trig onomeGria
| FORM u.s. Historic Universal,
| RIERA z TORTOSA.-- Agri.
caltrra.
| ALBUMS para reCratos, dc todal
formas y p~ecios.
! DEM LATINA pOr EscaItin.
! ANALISIS, por V4zquez QueipO
| GUIA DEL BAOHILADR, pol
/ :. 4. s. CasadO.
| TORQUEMADA EN- LA HO.
IGUEkA, per Ga,d0s.
| MIAU, por idem.
! GLORIA, por idem.
| PNREDL,-- Fistoria Natural.
! F1SIOA Y QU1M+CA, Dor Feliu
| GEOGRAFIA, por Moreno IDS
pluosa (edici6n dc 1887.
Ell MATkIMONIO, por dor
| Francisco Lastres.
H1STORIA NATURAL, POI
Pereda.
! ARITMjrIOA, Algebra Geo
metrla, pOr Uardin.
FILOSOF1A, por el Padre Oe
ferino.
/ GRAMATIOA FRANOESA, DO.
!, Ollendorff y Benot.
i GRAMATIOA INGLESA, DO
Ibarra.
POLO.-Oompendio do Latinl
dad.
MORENo EsP1NOsA. - Geo
greha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
Ia 5UgVi AGRltil PU5E2i1il
De RAMON MORENO
q: - CRUZ - q.

Tengo el gusto de ofrecar 81
.p6blico On general mis servicios
an e. ramo & que me Qedic 2.-Tre-
aee de adnltos y de p8rvulos de
graa lujO.-Tre1es para viaticos J
fardes. 0apillG erdiente.-- O.
talf5coa Daro honras y cuaatC ira
hajo se nos oouhen, sirvieDdo S los
puebll d. Ia isla cor aviso ~
tic;pado do uua hora. No 10 pide
uinerO anticipate.
.nnort R'>o, d dc DiGlombre
dc 1885.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15

g 1HGB ~ E CD

Easa snaprssa hs diSpusHsS rseisntsments
aaa loa vspores 6s ID misma, qas saisn Dc
sasrto De Eszaaasadsr 81 % de osda mes, con
3usaan. adaEuks de- Ia sarga dc aqasi gHsrto 5
"A d IL Csrsasa, toda Ia que Se 2rsasGsa "a 'ei
pssrtos Exranisros, Psg4s, 6uvFs. 81 SOC ;
aabsysa, para ssta, Poses y 8Gsasasa-
Los b@g&ss 9s lG Oeap@Sts gAs &es'
as ssss pasyts ss GiTigss q! RN 5 .,
EspaaG, sGIGa &c S@As&S&sr p@ga L.
ssrp4sg, : IS SIS pssses pera 81 H9=~f
ea ,Rlea. MaFzs l. de Ia6e,-~Loa ssaslg.
asta.Ios. kobria0s &s 6ag@saaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
IV1D0s dc RUEDk y T0R0
TINT0 ] 3LkGC0,
BE 10 EAS Sg.E19 QIk SB (OEOL
AL PUBL -,

Acsban IL ;eciblsse, IN la tien ; La
Union Caste!!Gaa, de manusl LueHz
Tetuan SO, y gu Is De Guiliermo Ca
CTS, San Jos@ Edm. ], los msgn!hcos
streditAdos vluos tintos y blsnco de
RusdA J Tor0 (J2eti! a., = Sc deGa, "a
pot botelIas, gA~'stoaes, cuartos ? me.
diAs pipas, = p'sclos conVsnclousLee
T6ugsst en- cuenJs que las eltAda,
tisndas son los duioss que recibsn ~
xQuisitOs vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
PAsAJE8 INTERCOLONIALE8.

Los gEsIos a. rgs h.r-ciE @r gu1EoS ds tT2S
horde aol Ig' .. .s Pcs
3~s+- s.' 9+' 40 ~.
En- L. tt Es..--.--.-..- .rP s2s
En Z la --.--...., .,----- 4ut
Er g. .p @....-.--.-.. ------ rs 37s
@aaios ace "'-" .-4 t."'' D. s'''''~ ''~1@Cloi
S los IGNORES -,G2 1855. ii A'~s 1e
E..tga,.- an s4.s VIZ yr.. ssr..rss
,..rg..s-,.,-.z-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
lib 4.4STl445s. ].
BiapV6S2aIt8 C2plinatiTa
Pap6aGte
IL
2@A3y MI
S z. &1B Sss% Y Egs F@a VI 4 &s=
,DE La fEA-2-AN-A)
,DE La YEA2-Av4AJ

x In el trataad ugo de las anfer-
50 nedades del tub3 digestive ocupa
4' Ia Ha, Assia ma luear preferente y
cdm> j So ajministra sola es pc
8adA yde saoor ingravo, Sc la ssocis
4 otros cuarpos que la hacen facil-
- menta soluble y de buen gusto
a Las sustancias que componen 10
81 MagnGsia dol Dr. Gcazalez son
todaa We superior clase Y hallan-
= dose en polyo fno Sc disaelyen
81 ronto en- q eGt6mago. La Gagus-
.s ais del Dr. GvRzalea, produce los
ess meior~s efeotos en- la5 sisuienses
s9 anfermedades Aeedia1 pr 3ucidas
,cr ell ezeeso de acilCs er ell est6-
la mago, EIatulsncias, Dis apsias,
p Lolaras do Cahega dependencies
u de trastorr,2a gdstricos, .ahid9a,
@ Inai4esdon % Fstl e@imiantcg
Il Nal de pia1ra, "6ritos dc las
~ embafasadas, Aargo en- las na-
& vesaclones s
~ I.s MeTrG4la sf e. gonzslas
es tan huena coao "a meior IS las
que SO eonQceD y
MAS RsRRTA QUE T05AG.
- Sc prepara y eeRae ga'G
otica Ge j
Gals sgglsr, Il. sos. Nsbaaa.
De vents ou In aGQ
cia Do
q. ai5.a h. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
AAYAG UEZ.i
dc1e Llegadoo. GokIos.
LIegadGs. 81. idae

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Julio. 25'Julio.. 81 clio.. 90 Julio. SO
IAgsto. 8.Agsto. l0lAgeto. ii lAgeto. 12
,Stbre.. SIStbre.. 5iSGbra.. 6IGGbEe.. 6
" IL lei !" 20 {" 90
sOGbre. IL Otbre. l6lOtbPa. l7IOtbrs. 1e
81 29 so Nvbte. 9
HNvbre. y lNvbPe. % lNVbga. 20 81
.DCbFe. 5IDcbRo. 7IDbro.. oIDcbrg. &c
!" 81 1900 ,oeo ,o,,,
low EnoEO. q Ensgo. 81 Bnero. s.
EneFo. III I6' l7 l9I
Fbgo.. l0 Fbro. l2l 2lFbPo.. 3IFhg,. Isl
" "a g" 20 =" 21letsFzo Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
VENAlCIO LUlG4 I SOB2lHO.
FortaIeza 45, 40 y 81.

Ofreoo los sisuieutos ofdCalys { D.soios
muy m5dio0s,
Azalejos, lo4etas, : 5a' osines, oatals-
pas, blanoas J eroaraadss, losetas de
nlGrmol blancas y azules, losas de Cana.
rias de ouetro en ver&. ( $50 y Cemento
Portlsnd en- barriles 10 $50 kilos, Pintu-
r2s, negra, verd9, mimic y blanoo zinc de
lls aoreditad& uAI-a DOS LEONES.
AguAu&s = aos..e linaza. Brochss de
| tgdos ol&4es. IIiarro gaiYahizaIo, aoans-
lado y hse pssa cubH4s ,avos de zinc
ocn tuePoas ) agaadeiss, nsIos y cum
bFsSaa 4 . zinc. EuGla Paris de una 4
| aeis Puleaaaa, CI~v"p 44s 1&uos de una
, s 1iroo pai948es. 5'@.az, iooJ, azadaS y
sE@3one Alsra aga pssa o. cas-, 6e euatro
t1as Eato0a s'@pa..@na para oalafa.
sAf = aigQa39 IA asn olO oala linn
II Tax laSualgas.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15


soEcd del Gobmuo
d Orrenu a1o
- a4A-H -Hzrze2As CO. --. AL !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15

Ia esealeg en-
los puertos do Are.
,ibo y Asuadlila
scn discPecional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
81 IL

es3a a .s6ssos dss5s q Ga
siRal& j peso .lnl ~
r.
ArREh "a III BoNBTf@ ssa E.mwaS
-z4. etE |#
zs Rise
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-15
VAFORES
CoRMHOs-EsPARO&
BaLA ooKPANIA FRAsATLAETIcA
ANrRs
DE a, LOPEZ g. Co.
ssrviciO para PusrtO-RioO , Ia Habsn'

ssrvisio para PusrtO-Rico , ls HAbsns.
SALIDAs.-De BarcelenA los dias "a y Is
de cada mss-De vsleneis Ell 5.--De MGaga
dTy 2T.-De Cndiz sI 10 y S0.-Ds sSntAn-
dsr al 26.-Ce Ia Coruhs el 81.
Be sxpendep hilletss directos para hsyhgdss
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, 6ibArS, Nusvitsf,
Babanilla Colon, con trAebordo Sn Puerto
Bico HAbsnA
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUEATC RICO
cADxZ BARCELONA.
6alida De Pusrto- RioO 81 6ia ID d oa6u a.ss
Sc sxpiden pasRjes de ida vEG.ta con %
gOr cient0 de rsbAia.
A las tAmlias que paguep Ia squi' sleno'a
de 4 pAsaies sntsros, 20 les hArG Ia rs6Ala del
IS por ciento. Esta rsbsjA no - aPicabls 1
los hilletsa de ida vuelts.
En- la Icy 2's clAsa. UA nias AasnSr de
Aaou en- oadS familA, gratis. LOs dsnAs me-
aores de 8 ahos / de pasajs, de IL Anos no
cumplidOa | paasis, DO II AhOs cumplidoa pa
safe snteFo.
En 81 prsRsrsnos s. ordinGriA. Un ni6o
hAsta 2 aEos gratis. De 2 1 I AhOs / paSsje,
De IAN aaos pASaie, de II AAos en- adelan-
se passie enbsTo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS

ISQcIRER. 1. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature
August, 1851, and has been doing business
ever since. =. The CAPITAL PRIZES
ARE $1,000. $1,000. AND 5000 each,
To he drawn MARCH Is, iso. aud
monthly thereafter. 8. You should bc
able To- get Montana State Lottery Tickets
lsl.O0 EACH from any lottery dealer. Ask
for them. or address the company's man.
ager. J. J. Jacobs, Butte. Montana.
WILL WAYNE. 1. The Montana State
Lottery always draws i'm public. aud a
committee is selected from the audience
TO supervise the drawings. 2. No. "A lot
terry could not be drawn Ia public aud ~.
conducted unfairly or impartially. 3.
There is no question about it's fairness. 4.
The Lottery has been running for nearly
three years, and has paid ALLlTS PRIZES
IN FULL. SO il Is as worthy Of confidence
and AS "famed for integrity" as any other
lottery. 8. The Capital Prize L. Slb,UoO,
the smallest $3.50: send money To J. j,
Jacobs, Butte, Montana, or Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Mil
waukec to Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and Canada. II is the only
line under one management between st.
Paul and Chicago, and Is the Finest
Equipped Railway in the Northwest. II
is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining cars in
the world, via the famous "River Bank
Route" along the shores OF Lake Pepin
and the beautiful Mississippi River TO
Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains o n
meet with those Of the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot ut ST. Paul. No
change Of cars of any class between st.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets,
time tables, and full information apply to
any coupon ticket agent in the North
west.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20

FTOln Ilr NuIIaln IOnrlrr.
A grim little man who attends the me
nageric a, Wonderland had just emerged
from the lions cage one day last week.
when "a timid maiden inquired:
"Say. mister man. do you ever get
frightened when you are IN the cage with
that awful monster" :"
reply II am not afraid of anything that
walks"
"Why, pursued the inquirer, mcckly.
edo you possess "A natural charm over
wild animals"
~ nave been married twice." puotli he.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
THE ANACONDA STANDARD: THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH TO- 1890
SPORTING GOSSIP.

Cruiser is said To he both the best-iook-
ING and the best-conditioucd horse that II
at the New Orleans track.
Amos Mctampbcll's Flyaway is entirely
free of the catarrhal trouble with which
she was troubled more or less last season.
Dick Hall. the crack bicyclist OF Eng
land, challenges u man in America To
ride one to ten miles for from 500 to
$500 "a side.
per's string is said 10 be ~. August. by ST.
Blaise out of Secret. He stands 15.2 and
Is a grand locker.
The next ~sculling match of Importance
to occur This month in Australia Is be-
tween Neil Matterson n Jake Mclean.
The winner will be matched To row Peter
Kemp.
Young Mckenzie of Denver. who claims
tn have stood before George La blanche
for four rounds, is matched To fight Tom
Hennessey, champion at Arizona Tor
a 81 900 purse in Leadville.
Johnny Campbell wears a pair of
unique sleeve buttons to remind him OF
the day when he handled the ribbons:
They are handsomely engraved heads oil
Richball and Firebrand in gold.
The present betting ia san Francisco ON
the coming Carroll-M Auliife fight il SlO0
Ia $50, and CAROLS hackers are putting
up considerable coin at these odds. Dick
i.oci.c u sa'o NAVE "' S''"" "" VIZ
Auiine.
All Ailtciieil, rccentis h,atTncu WIN IT,
fritcharu. mas ,ssu'u c,aiicns. Dnsno1
amy nan ~ E,ieialiu or aniericn LOT $50
ior .iic ,n'uuic Mtigna
tle world. nis,cnen WI. poN nnS nhluui.
weiehl ~ a,iIorhla u une aa'in. .o"ss
CLUBS viii alio" cNP'is" anu pun up"
purse of $500.
The bill Co prevent trap shooting AT
live birds in Canada passed its second
reading in the house of m last
week by majority of 10 votes. In the
regular procedure il will go Ia "A commit
tee before making Its ~rcapIcarance IN me
house. Inc opponents Oh Tue oi' 'Npe''
10 XIII III coniihi'tee'
Last year lis dashes of "A mile was won
over the various tracks in this country i'm
less time than 1:i3. Five years z 1:i3
was beaten i'm only u races. OF the fast
mile records last year seven were made
at Washington park and - AT the West
Side park, Chicago. Maori's 1::D As at
Washington park heads the list as the
fastest mile eyer made i'm a race.
Ei,,,.rs =, I'm l.,.nd 4, N.w orIe,ns
r. n,on's ,,,n,ua.;nu, cI,h l. ho,
I'LL ~" SThn aI,h otrars :, I'm
sau nil, nnnn. nj In,;, Ro,onab. =
a. 49, MI, C.ah;nn 20 H.h,
49, fm M OF Ti~n.;nnn,i ,hc .amc
e.. I,n,, ,.n.h o. Ni,h, rr,,nn,,,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
A Most Wonderful Baby.

From the ~. Louis %l,cpuhiIc.
In l12l there was born AT Lubbock, Ger
many, one Of he most remarkable char
actrrs ever known m the history of the
world, or perhaps that will ever he known
in all time to~ come-little Christian Henry
Hcineckcn. who could pronounce every
word contained in the German language
when only ~ months old. When I year
If age he knew all the leading events in
the worlds history and was as familiar
with the p~cntateuch IA most modern pro-
fessors are supposed to he with their first
tex, book. At II months hc could
give "a complete history Of every
book in both the old and new
testament. Al : years and d months he
could answer any question IN geography or
ancient history. He could old couyersa-
ton with the learned sayants in German.
French, Latin and Dutch, when ending
the third year of his life, which termi-
mated "A few months later by his death in
LIS, in the fourth year of his age. In the
Henry was baby. boy, youth. man and
graybcard; learning more in that short
time thar many of the worlds greatest
~pcrsonagcs have been able Ia learn in the
years of n long life. Just "A little while
before his death he was called before the
King Of Denmark, who showed tlic little
prodigy every mark OF respect. Return
ing to his native city he set about studying
the religions and learning In write, which.
added to his other requirements. was too
much for his delicate health, resulting in
his death AS above mentioned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
III. Prevailing Phase.

From the Detroit Free Press.
Great place 10 study human nature.
this, he queried ~ the car conductor as
he swung himself upon the platform and
almos, crushed a boys toes under his big
foot.
"Ies."
Mus see lots Of it," lac continued as he
pufred the smoke from an III smelling
cigar into the open door.
AYES
nv Is "a regular school to YOU" lac said
as he persisteutly stood in the way uf a
lady trying To alight.
"lcs.n
"Ste all phases. | SUPPOSE" as lac
crowded two men along Ia get his own
bulk against the railing.
Yes
what phase predominates "'
"The hog and the idiotr' briskly replied
the conductor AS he runR the bell Tor Pc
icrboro street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20

Ball mutations aud society printing ere
cuted in M artistic mdnner al ne Stand
ard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-20
BUTTE AND ST. PAUL.
SOLID THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
Safety, Comfort and Courtesy for Our
Patrons.
Butte To 81. Paul In Is hours.

A. G. IVES, Gen. Manager, Helena.
b. II. LANGLEY, Gen. Pass. Agt., Helena.
J. Z. DAWSON, Gen. Agent, Butte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
THE BATTLE IN IRKUTsK.


The St Petersburg correspondent Of the
London Daily Ne,cs says: The Russian govern
ment has been disagreeably impressed BY the
meetings which have been held in England
and America to denounce the outrages upon
exiles in Siberia.
A correspondent in Siberia sends the details
of the lrkutsk affair. He says that the pris-
oners involved in the affair were exiles who
were suspected of having been concerned in
the explosion at Zurich last March. Thes
were allowed TO live without restraint in
Irkutsk and easily found employment among
sympathizers who are opposed to the Russian
system of exiting political prisoners TO Siberia.
All went well until the police discovered that
the exiles were printing proclamations aud
sending them to Moscow. AS soon as the au-
thorities learned what was going on the lead
ers among the eXiles were sent TO labor in tine
mines and the Others were told TO prepare
themselves for a journey into the interior.
The unfortunate prisoners appealed in vain
and at last resolved to sell their lives dearly.
Barricading themselves in Q house they
awaited an attack. They had been well pro-
vided with arms and ammunition by friendly
Siberians and they received the troops who
were sent to capture them with q heavy IRE.
Several soldiers were killed by the first vol
ley.
A fierce fight ensued, the besieged exiies
holding out until a majority OF their number
were either killed or wounded. After il was all
over the ringleader, who had survived ths
battle, was hanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
Another Answer TO the Canal Cases
A EraternaI Visit.

Last evening the members of Washington
commandery, No. 1, knights TempIsr, paida
fraternal visit to Potomac commandery, No. 8,
of Georgetown, proceeding from their asylum,
Masonic temple, in herdics. After an evening
spent with the Georgetown knights full Of
pleasurable greetings and speech-making the
visiting fraters were provided with a repset
Leaving the Masonic hall, Georgetown the
members of Washington commandery marched
70 the residence Sir Knight James s. Gray OF
Washington commandery, on 18th and p
streets, whose house was thrown open 70 them
and a banquet served in their honor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
Yesterdays Snow Storm.

The snow storm which we did not have in
Washington yesterday exhausted itself in New
York at z O'Clock last night, and the wind died
out from NATURALIZATION gait to a six
mile breeze. The storm took q northeasterly
course and went to sea directly in the course of
westward-bound vessels. Ocean steamers will
be greatly Inconvenience. The fall of
snow was six and half inches the greatest
this year.
The heaviest gale of the winter swept over
Cape Cod and was still raging from the north
east at sunset, accompanied with binding
snow.
A terrific nor'easter, with binding snow.
prevailed in the neighborhood of Chatham,
Mass. Several schooners outside were caught
and 1t Is feared that some Of them have not
been able to find their way over the shoals to
anchorage.
At Cohasset, Mass, the storm was the most
severe of the winter. Between Glade's Point
and Black Rock the bay was full of vessels
when the storm began and it is probable that
wrecks may be found on the sounds shore in
the morning,
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AatZfeldt's Debts.

The Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt-the
latter until recently Miss Clara Huntington
have left the Hotel Holland, Paris, where they
have been staying since their marriage, and
have taken apartments at the Hotel Mirabeau.
1t is rumored that the prince has been gambling
heavily and sustained big losses at baccarat at
the Washington club, No. 4, Place Opera. He
is there nightly and is said to have lost lao 600
francs one evening last week.
This club is nothing but gambling hell 1t
Is owned by a number of prominent men
Frank Lord, who is well known in New York,
is one of the biggest shareholders. Prince
Hatzfeldt is very attentive during the day to
his wife, and they are frequently seen together.
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-Four Bears I'm Town.

Yesterday four bears came out of the woods
near wethsm tower ct Wetham station, Pa, on
the Philadelphia and Erie railroad. Two OF
them were very large apd two somewhat
smaller. They came across William Grugan's
fields and were seen by some men working on
or near the railroad The sudden appearance
of the animals was 20 surprising that the men
couldn't just make up their minds what to do
right away, not having their guns ready, II
they really had any at al.
Meantime the bears seemed to get IL through
their heads that they were doing something
that wasn't altogether the safest for them and
90 turned tail md re-entered the woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
Mexico's Intended Diplomatic Chance,

Mexico's Intended Diplomatic Changes.
1t is rumored at the City of Mexico that the
following diplomatic changes will be made:
Angel Nunez ORTIZ, now Mexican minister in
Belgium, will be appointed to Russia; Romero
Vargas, now in Berlin, will go to Brussels;
Senior saavedra will be appointed minister to
the Argentine Republic; the minister of justice
Will 60 as plenipotentiary to Germany, and
Gen. Mexia, Mexican delegate to the Pam
American congress, will go as minister to Eng
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
Verdict Against the District

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, to-
day verdict was found for W. c. Murdoch
against the District in s2,75o for balance due
on street work. The original claim was
1884 This is one of a series Of cases which
have been pending several years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
The Tennis Tournament.

The final contest yesterday at St Augustine,
Fla, for the all-comers' cup, between Beckwith
and Dulles. best three in five, was won by
Beckwith-7, 8, 6, o, Ga The final single con-
test for the tropical championship prize was
postponed on account OF rain. The game will
be played today by Campbell and Becfwith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-20
Smugglers Arrested.

Jacob Arnold and his son Charles and Joseph
Schmitt all of st. Paul, Mimi, were arrested
yesterday in New York when they landed from
the steamship Vera from Bremen. They had
in their possession gold watches, breast pins.
chains and q quantity OF smokers articles The
property was confscated.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IrOR sALE-SYNpIcATEs ATTENTION, FORTY.
Il cent Ground for Sc. IL taken immediately. Hall
square OF Ground wioen two SQUARES Of Lincoln park
with FRONTAGE North Carolina ave. n. subdivides
into forty lots front and averaging shout $40
feet IN depth without sacrince. part OF purchase
money can run 81 per cent.
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