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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
IVinOs.de RUEDAy TOROI
TIETO 7 BLAECO,
NEe IlS sELE1e QUI II COEO0.
At. pUBLTC0.

Aeaban ID fecibiras, sn Ia tienda Ia
fal6s OssteIlama, de Manual Lusng Q
Tetran 80, = On l. de GuilIsrmo Gar.
e.s..ean JoeS ntm. !, los magniEeos }
srrs,disados yinos tintosy bIaneo Sc
2 usds ! Toeo (Oasail sl, Use dstaIlaD
tor b0fsllan, gafEaf0nss, enart0a J me-
Sias pipax. pfsciea ooavsnsionalss.
Tknenss an epsuta qus laa citadaa
.l.ndas acn lae dnicss gus EselbanI Itan
sanIssos vines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
AVISO.

Compra y venta de Billetes de
a Loteria Provincial.
Compra de Acciones de billetes
dc 10 Loteria Provincial.
Dirigirse 4 Rafael r. Palacios
v Salasa' Cruz, 8.
Puerto.R Rico, Is de Agosto d
1890,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

Nota: Entire Jscmei y Port-au- Prince los
vapores servir&n las. escalss de Jeremie, Go.
naives, Saint Marc etc.
La salida do Port-aa Prince 90 inalterable.
0tra: A ls ida y Ia vuelta COneota on
Saint Thomas con el vapor de Ia Inca de
MarsellA-Col6n, que tocS On los puertos de
Barcelona, Malaga y Alicante.
PABAJKs TRASATLANTIOOa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
. Sc VENDEN

todos los muebles de una casa
hay un ropero de luna, un eocbe
y un caballo.
Informaran, de 8 a. S, todas Ia,
ardea, en- el psbelI6u ndmero 8
ptiso = del Cuarssl de Rsllals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
KxW1A de lae AITx&&A@u
tapor N. L. vlLLAVERDE,
- ID a.


III Trasborda al corrso salido de
Hsntandsr el 90 la carga para HAbana
, Mslico.
CO. Pusrto-Lim6n Be sirve pOr tras-
bordo.
(S) TrashOrdA Ia caEga para sl Me.
diterr&nso sspaGol 1 an vspor de Ia
0ompania.
{4) la cArga para Geneva queds
D bordo del vspor que la llsvar& desde
HAvre, donde tomAra ademas Ia que
hahiendo lido d opci6n oil Havre sea
dsstinada { Italia. La parada en- el
Havrs 90 iimitarA al tempo absoluta-
mente necesario para las operaciones
de dsacarga , habilitaei6n del buqus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
!" MACNESIA .
EfepVeSgelto, ,GaPmilatiVa
yPup8aRte
DEL
D.. GONZALEZ
ode La HABANA.

En- el tratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
Ia Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como 81 Sc administra sola es Pc
ssaa de sabor ingrato, Sc 10 ssocia
4 otros cuerpos que Ia hacen facil-
mente soluble y dc buen gusto.
Las sustancias que com1onen la
Maqnesia del DR.. Gonzalez son
todas de superior clase y hallan-
dose en- polvo fno Sc disuelven
pronto en- Ell estomago. La Magne-
ala ael Or. GUnxalsz, produce los
mejores efectos en- las Siguientes
Intermediates Acedias producidaE
por el exceso de acidos en- el est6-
mago, Flatulencias, Dispepsias,
Dolores dc cabeza dependencies
81 de trastormos gastrieos, Vahidos,
IndiJssticnes Estrenimientos
Nal de piedra, VomitOs de las
embsrazadas, el Marco en- las ma
81 vegaciones g.. &.
La kIagnesia del Dr. Gonzales
co tan buena como la mejor de las
E que Sc eonocen
Z MAS RARATA QUE ToDAS.
Sc pFspara y esHds en- Ia
= Hotica de SAN JOSE
81 Calls Dc aggiar. N. fos. Nabana.
De venta en- Ia Farma
e cia do
20 ,. GiIIllsFSsIty, n
N O Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
ESCUELA PARTICULAR.

Para Ia ensenanza elemental J
superior.
Glasses de adorno 6 idiomas.
Pasantia de todas las asignatu-
ras del BachilleratO.
Preparation para el Magisterio
& ingreso en- Farmacia.
Fortaleza, 76.-Entrada por 81
Callej6n de la Oapilla.
DIRECTOR,
Jose Lopez Domingo,
BaohiIler y Professor Superior
Sc admiten alumnos internos J
semipensionistas. Precios m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
| Essrs |
cA~Sra IusAss, PxsAas.

E6rcito On esta isla J Gua familias.
OoHDIOE0Mnn.
n vAloE Dc La moncdaa sxtrAniGAs BsrA diAdc
poE la AgsnciA, Do manara que IL Compa1iA rsciba
siampee q mentAnts de Loo pasaiss Astea % tran
COZ, % Squivaleate sA monsdA corFien,s 81 tipo
que ria en- 10 plaza L uxpediElca
COMCRsIONKS,
Ksta AgsneIA sxplds pasajes Dc Ida y vusltA sH
Loo viaiea ttsFooI0stas, vAdoa poE trs1 mssea coH
an 10 pS de Eehaiai 81 los tvesas4Atc0s, vAlidoa
poE m Aho, con IN - p.S Dc rebaia.
a tcds familIa cuyo paaais cumpute sl montAnte
de paaAIss de- ckmaEas % 10 eonesderA ana rsbaiA
Una mlsma persona fanilIa no pusds tsasr de-
rscho 10 Vsz laa doa ecncesionss AAtss as1alAdAs
Loa Hiios msnorss de ahog iran grAtisj Dc . :
aKoa psgArAa Ia cuAEta parta Dc TASais; Do - II
a6ea Il niiadi , Dc Is cumplidoo en RdalAats ~
tiafnTkn pasaie Gatere. OuAzdo una fAmiliA teA9a
varies nea memories Dc tres aAcs, solo uno iEA gra
sis. loa dsRits pagarka IN cuArto Dc pAsAia.
RAsASKs DK CRlADOs.
Los ptscioa para loa eEIadoa con dsutlzs d HAvss
ssr&z Dc frances 500.
Loa ennecImiantoa Dc cargA deben asE preaeAtA-
doa ea Ia Agencia ccn In dsbidA AntalAci6n, No I'd
mitieudGse loa qus traigaa selos lugaF Dc nEmAs
Para todA elAHs do iniormsa diriGfs' L Agents
pFinsipal
Sos6 .. silva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
DE A. LOPEZ q co.


Sc expiden pAsajes de ida y vuelta CON %
pcr cientO de rabaja-
las familiaa que pagEen 10 equivaieneia
de pssajss snteros, - les harA 10 re6ala del
rs Dor oisnto. Ksta rsbsja no e. APPLICABLE 4
los billetss Dc Ida vuelta.
EnIa i,sy &c class. On niHo mencf de 8
aaos en- cada familia, gratis. Los denks ms
ncres de 8 aEos de pasaie, de 81 12aHos no
oumpIidos I passie, de u amos sumplidos pa
safe entsro. .y.~xA4--.s...--
In Sc prsfersncas ' g. ordinAria. On niiO
hasta ados gratis. De Z 81 AAoa pasAjs,
ds7G II aaos pssAis, de II aacH On sdslan-
ts pasaie sntsrc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

DEPos1To EN- La CAPITAL, SAN FRANCISCO sS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

IToR sALE-LOw PRICES ON REAL ESTATE
y Conyenisntly Lccssed end Easy Tsrms-Nev Eve
81. Psnsios ID aoy friutins oiscss o"Ig ~ 7oS
31TT 3 CO, CIT 18th 1t, nearf oIl-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
FOR SALE-dOUSES.

g snSn
= = 81 81: 81: ss.doo ' q s's {: 40
4 s so1Ss 5sS6dl 1 e
sei sSo 1 &
err frame d.ens n nice order and :aUors
e on ssa e e
i:sns o. ss' ,ad s isG1, xeps
sos ss s:s ma ssss
": 5000. pesir.bls residenee- on Meridian I'm
s s.i: !:
nG S az, 1nat ossson' $500 Frame awen lot
Sssf dTs, AZ 3 90
room for stable on The sisy $500 6 90 :. n9.
ssso ma sSs2 y 10y :soSe
s3S39 each Briss SSEner PTSps;ty 1888 q: M
trs5Sss 1919 sss "a IN i : 1 ioS
imps lot 291 100 70 alley 1920 Il cold this month
Lsrch n st. L. 1ros Pax r IVAN offer wanted on
1nd asy ~ 20 ;Is S
"a s. ss I'm s spa ss Is: sssa
Ne t Prize goo ssF% g, 20 sSi6
SAINT resdencss II rooms: press pres Sr!sl al mod imps
also two:story and basement; 2 rooms; all mod.
'% ns.t On Nd Az" +. O. eUf 1879 &c CO. o..
ne, two-story bay window brick, six rooms with
modei n improvements t59l $1,000.
Sd st. NV. one Of the best built aud most conven:
water heat aud open freplaces. cabinet i.antels .
nuber IF large stationary wardrobes cabinet manels
b- sold al less than cost i5ownor. t5G eli. 600.
Cleveland ave nv twostory brick. six rooms, hall
dence of fourteen rooms. (53) $1,000
NV. improved by building under rent ,,,,.
nS-3t Room 6, Atlantic building.
EOR SALE = NEW HOUSES NORTHWEST
Il market value $4,000: will sell for much less II
purchaser applies ut once would exchange for suita
BILE vacant ground. OWNER l6lv1< 18th St NV.
MIST
1, OR sALE-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il Of IL rooms; front and back yards dry cellar;
paved alley beautifully located; for the small Of
$4,000 10 I'd ct. ne. n7-3t'
lrOR sALE-DESiRABLE REsIDEN e AND PAY
g. Between an as snS Ssh Il
per foot DANIEL ARMAT. 1913 st n7-3t'
ICoR sALE-6O3 ST. NE, NEW. ROOMS AND
Il bath specially low prlce. Also new Groom brick
IN Ts Il hfir sr5exErr $40
i some nice 6-room bricks Maple ave. aud Spruce
ST. MAJ L pr0it Park. DUcKETT F E29 =.
IrOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARaAIN!-BUY A
Il home and pay no rent!-150O down and $50 per
rooms; lot 2iE1liiH feet to II foot Alley with II
fne large. new story brick stable: cost of buildings
at Hs on :osss
MIST h 4. PGiLLiPs i son. i4iS ny. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

INOR sALE-AT S4,2OO-TwO EXCELLENT T.
n pre.s- BRICK from; houss: every modern con
~enience well located; northwest, and paying per
cant e invssssnssA ". \ BukfoAb l&22 \ u sva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

1928 9Th ct. n.w..h.h..
VI. ............$S.0 600
Sr......-............1.l00
3S l Ut. n. w.. b. n.
1lr.................6.500
1913 70 344 Jackson
HAu Nley..........6.2 $50
1ll6 I st NV, BIB.
T.......-...........6. 600
lila b l1l6 9Th 1T. 9.
", b. h. ,7r., and / III.
in rear. .............6,OOO
ABB to AL Prather's
alley n. ". b.h. :. 5000
239 I31< o. Aw. b.h..
Or. 5000
300 9Th 1t. NV. b.h..
s2i 70 S3SH b ST 8 !. ..
f.h..................3OOO
81 5 l1th ct. ae.. b.h.,
Oh. <,OOV
303 L sos o st. alley
NV, I. h............2.2O0
ll3 TO l20 Pierce st.
n. w., b.h. 1900
4 @ st. NV, f.h..
Sr....:.............L LOU
1870 Sd st. NV. I. b,
E....................1.oOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
FOR SALE-LOTS

L0R sAIE-T0 SINGLE LOT sEEKKRs-wI
have az sangie lots on Maple ave-. L. Drutt PAxk,
nve % ~ ~ 10 n each. and one cornsr Iot 70 n
front Prs: S2 goo each for made iOs., and 500
beautiful street Easy terna
nS-6t DARNkS WAIVER go sS nH
lTOR sALx-EAsr SIDE lsT ST. MAR MASS.
Il ave. ne. seven lots 20xl0O each 10 Alley price
FBBR 81 :; n::, :..sl
FOR SAILING st bet NJ and Sta \. w., 5l1ss,
FOB siLE-Corner Of Erie and MessInore sis NV.
F1k sxLE-X 81 between iSih AID i7ih ;ix ne. e.
FoR sALEE & Sesvssn Sih aud 7i1 ne. so1ssS
F6S sHLEL g. between Sd and 4iS :ix n:. 81. 81
FoR skLENsoutS side 81 Bet. 10Th and 3dtH n ".
FOR SALk-Ooe Goth and sta. ". price per foot 90
b. h. WARNER CO,
nS-St 9l6 st. n W.
EOR sALE-TwO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON L ST.
Il near 9th Ut. n.e, 20xa0 each. Price. $50 per #
WASH'N DANENHOWER
nS-St Cor 18th and @ nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

VIM H. SAUNDERS & co.. l4O7 + at
MOUNT PLEASANT
HOLMEAD MANOR between the Itb ana 1atb g.,
cars oners As substantial Inducements to ln yesors rs
any property N the northwestern section Besides the
elegant mansion being bulit by Mr. hoimead and the
other houres On this property there are enough i'm,
proVements IN contemplation to advance the yaue on
TINS properly ~ per at within the next q months
Lying between the Soldiers Home and Rock I,reef
fark, WIN W Lltney ave. fashionabl drive ON one
side and the nee ssity for boulevard on the opposte
sle 10 connect he ABOVE named national prorrties
has tue NC know edged advantage of any property in
the city suburbs offered At the pricesc TO 4Oc Der
foof including several valuable corners t;raaed
streets sidewalks aud trees in this subdivision free OF
cost 70 purchasers Money advanced buiid hous es
WM- L. SAUNDERS q CO., Iao7 Est
A BOUT FORTY-FIvE BUILDING LoTs OK
"A North CapitJl st. Florida ave- O. r, 8 and sts
NV; vaiusble improvements going and easy terms
offered purchasers VIM H. SAUNDERS a co,
l407 ST.
lNINE OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED INVESTORS
- in Todd ard Browns subdivision Mt Pleasant bet
IN aud 4th sts, cars above boundary, aud about
% lots to select from Pices, 23 TO Acc. per foot in
Guiding some corner lots.
Nm. ii. SAUNDERS b CO. I4O7 Est
WE OFFER FOR SALE NUMBER OF yALU
w able building lots in Columbia heights, on 18th
ST. Nhtney ave aud streets running east and west
wM. Ii. SAUNDERS g. CO.. l4o7 Est.
ZINE LOT, 66IlsO IN Mt. PLEASANT, FRONT.
II ing two sts., At 4Oc. per square foot
MS WM ID. SAUNDERS co. 1407 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

a Oh SALE-NEw TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
D brick dwelling SIX rooms and bath room: ali mod
D. uezr WAshin gton Circle At low figure (Ay7J
TlLEh l. kUIhEkEOED,
oIS-2Ats 1907 r st w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FS d.! sALsaI9w RRlc q. or sIAL EsTATE.
sfEi ;: IS 81 So ds: ':'
y y. IL. !ox sse5s ZOE
md End on lSts ss: Three well.buils Hou,es done by
sSc'f tas
brown stone 70 psror stories and finished With
sss have s soo nd
s shs s.i 'na sS
PlSmbns. ans.. tss tan electric bsii. spe.iins
e; 8;
FoE sALE LIE MASS; AYE: NV; FOURTEEN
CO. 1855 Apply to
EQR sALE,;AT, A SACRIFICE FOR TEN DAYS.
psrss sss l ns &C.
together with .d,oinins lot 1919, Sn 81 out.
ss.S o' i'fsa t'sas
ats q NE H 5ssI sn .2Ss ST
srcKspssiSWnay soGd a., nsighbo.ho0d Apply 70 cHAs
l|OR sALE-A NEW sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSE:
nohs aiS ' WE Il ssasf6S S si'9 fS1;s
Il and handsomely finished hriuk houses. 18Th and
and ;pps s xof n
= i. front. side lot y Z: sepsh e q 10
l2l It. 2, tS5 square feet alone worth 10000
sS.5oS aSsd T. S: s. s j: ~
Foundry Mills, capacity 12o barrels nour per day.
COUNTY PROPERTY
a., 46S acres, highly improved: ~ miles from WASH
leo acres within two miles Of Rockville; s25 per
Lots and 4 block 2 Clsveand Hei,ht. roox1 %
feet.
Lots At Fairview Heights:
go FL. MOORE I. JASSkY BLOWN
n3-lW 1908 st. n. W.
EOR sALE-CHEAP-A FINE LOCATION FOR
l. business On 6 St near 9th about 29,tS9 ov
n3-iw 6l5 9TH st. nv.
sAIEs skw EEf Ekic kI H6EsEG NV
Three nsx brick houses ON At bet Sd and 4th
sSstk modern to make h0m' ai s:sh
E9R sALE-BY FISH Miller. 1913 + ST. NV.
az s4s ssaS0n doing F0Gd
a ESk fk6fkh4S 81 81
"a fE Efost SNIP NAP 70 SSs n H.
n,.x- wASHr , Rss sss g ~. v.
EOk sALE-BY FISH 8 MILLER, 1918 ST. NV,
n W. II taken ut once nl-7t
I>OR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW TWO-sTORY
bay window brick on Florida ave. bet 18th and
. sS1 81 st
by furnaces has electric bells aud speaking tubes and
every modern venience; lot 16.Sxl34 to 2O-foot
alley: Wide parking in front.
Sssi ate, Teton and cannot b dupic.ssd for
Price only S34OO Only $3.50 cash required
o3l-lm l. STARGAkDTER, 613 18th st. NV
EOR SALES ST. NEAR 18th NV. 2-STORY
= and Basement Brick; rooms all mi: lot 20x
iis{ TAos HESsEY e. s5o
IlOR sALE-A VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
fronting 30 feet the avenues alley side and rear
For terms. &C.. apply to ACKER GADsBY. zoos
St INV o2S-Im
EOR sALE-THREE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
! - on 10Th st. near g at n;w;i ss, 400. $4,000
s27-2m 603 l4th st. NV.
IIOR sALR--A BARGAIN ON FLORIDA AVE NV;
foot alley; price $4,000. THOs. q. HENsEY CO..
l3OO st. NV oI3 I'm
1NOR sALE-NEAR TERMINUS STREET CARS
n.ezThree Groom frame houses large cellar large
el5 monthly GEO J. EAsTEkDAY. Room 8 COS
+ st o23-1m
ICoB sALE-BARGAINs IN BUSINESS PROP.
i erty. ON 9th. 10th. 18th. 18th, 18th and g SITS.
AS SH9y.lm CHARLES "a Eaf f4sh St.
E0R SALE : BARGAIN A NEW PRESS BRICK
S2.OOO TO ~, 90 each; very easy terms. Apply to
s27-2m CHARLES EARLY. 6O3 18th ct. NV.
FOR OTTO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

IIOR sALE-AT GREAT BARaAIN,-BUY A
Il home and pay no rent!S5OO down and $50 per
month VIII buy an A No. brick dwelling of &
rooms; lot 2lhIlllh feet to l2-foot alley. With :
$4,000 value Of lot, 81 zoo. This fne well-ocated
property Is offered for days ut only $500 above
easy terms; being premises No. 4 8 st. Sc.
MIST h A. PHILLIPS q SON. 1&1Y NY. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
In, JAxns Powras COxsAxx

SIS :TH 81. NV. WARRINGTON. NO.
Ars s.llins DIAMONDS. WATCHES end yKwExxH
can be- purchased elsewhere fos cash. end roo ~ -
- q The article while psyfnT Cor q. cau snd sss
Good dsaivsssa o. Ars psynssnk opsa svsuanga
sS-sn rW yAxxs PoUx1sA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

I,OR Saloon MONTHLY PAYMENTs-sIX-
ISoom brick on ST. near stanton place at $1,000
500 down, balance $25 monthly at d per cent rare
chance 70 buy home. CHARLES ". HANDY,
II y2l NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

LUX SALE-
l. 22ll to 2243 10th
st.n,w.. b.h.....$25. 600
63S b st. s.w.. b.
1 to S 8 0;Brien;;; court
616 to $50 Md. ave.
aw., b.. h., 4r...-.18, 600
221O to 1924 B'dy
st. NV. b. h., Ar. $4,000
2024 to 2042 B'd'y
q. u. W.. b. h.. Ar. Is, 700
1913 l st NV. b.
D.. 1r rs. 600
467 Missouri ave. n. w.,
b.h., I3r. 10000
21.O M st. NV. 3 h.,
INSTRUMENTATION
b.. and 4 houses
rear. ...............1O,0O0
500 l4th st. NV, f.h.,
80. .sosVVO
1888 to 1743 4 Ut. n.
W, Or ............. 5000
201 q ct. NV. b.h.,
IOr...... ...........S,OOO
E........... ...ss...S,VVV
142l Bdy.st. NV, Eh..
zig q st. aw., BIZ,
lisS ;i to iiiSiX' Esd q. 0oo
NV. f.h., Ar. .6. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

o Ney York ava bse N. Capitol aud LIST st.. szs COZ
10th and Vermont ave n w., 2oxss; Sl62.
st. near I'd ne, A0I 100; 75e
alley; 81 .25.
st bet Boundary and North Capitol. 2Sx96; Csc
rNe lots on Patterson st. 2Ox90 each 421sc
Qs@, soutn SIDE near cor. LIST Sc. Soc
Lot, 10th IT. bet 8 and I. 2OxlOO; S265
Lot 10th ST. bet. l. ami NJ; 50 80.
We have lots in all sections OF " ashiugton which ve
VIII De pleased 70 furnlsh bull etn upon appcation.
40 DUGAN & BUTLER
MOST 500 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

Foh SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS N
UNIVERSITY HEraHra
xosa subdi vision equals 10 IN any r,.p>,A
Prices within tn. reach Of IL
NOTHING FICTITIOUS
sboutit No waiting for railroads or osAs,
improvements. All are
THERE NOW.
Don't mss this opportunity 70 ret In Of shs bossaA
Not better SPECULATIVE Inv,-sm,s
can b found snyvhers IN Tie
DISTRICT
No nner place for HOME -
UnpArlleleds an INVESTMENT
Visit the place. Go mp the tower e<isct your Ia
and buy il quici before pzaoss sdvsnoA
Pista. information. nc. from
BEDFORD W. WALKER iooe rs. -
o1o-lm 4. sARToN. 1881 st.. or on the srDupd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08
FINE RESIDENCE.

NO 10 n STkEET N
A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK MANSION. three
stories attic and basement, containing over twenty
rooms. numerous large closets; storage rooms and
conse vatory.
Lo, 5o1i33 to wide well-paved alleys large stable
and carriage house
Price, $4,000: terms third cash: balance IN
one two and three years at D per cent.
For permit to inspect the premises apply 70
J. " N. HuYCK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-08

Il HANDSOME LOTS IN
"OAK WIN"
(Former residence Of ex- President Clevelsnd,
THIS Is one OF the finest subdivisions now ON the
market ne lots nave no uun> cessary pin AUD all
command beautiful views Of the city and
thirty thousand dollars hsve been expended by the
owner In substantial improvements the dur
ny the past summer. which add materially to the
vanced ~ ~ -
Ilectric cars pass the property every few minutes
Lots will be sold on easy terms Of payment
TAOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.,
uo-Ot 1874 st NV
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OUR PHILLlPsBUR0 BUDGET.
Business Picking Up and Prospects Bright
Items of Interest.

Business Picking Up and Prospects Bright
Items of Interest.
Special to the Standard.
P~HILIPsBuRG, April An Judge Bate
mans court to-day John Farrell was ar
raigncd for disturbing the peace and
brutality beating Josie Garry. He was
fined $50 and costs and 60 days imprison-
mcnt i'm Jail. Josie Garry was also fined
So and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly. Annie Morgan, an old coforcd
woman, was sentenced to 30 days mt Deer
Lodge on a charge of vagrancy.
Bowen and Thompson claim that they
will ave h electric light plant in opera
ton In about three months.
At a meeting of h school board last
night il vas decided to make some slight
alterations at the school house i'm consc-
quence of which there will be n weeks
vacation commencing Monday next. All
departments of the school nave recently
beer run in n much more satisfactory
name than formerly. The indications
now are that Angus Mcintyre will sue
reed himself as trustee at the election for
that important position tomorrow.
II. X. whitehill, the attorney, is over
from Deer Lodge.
Business is gradually picking up, and IL
half the rich strikes reported in the mines
in this immediate vicinity are true the
summer will be the most prosperous ever
known i'm the camp.
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At the Theater.

For many years the name of Mr.. Aug
ustin DAILY has T. connected with the
leading comedy productions i'm this coun-
try, and the excellent company at his own
New Sork thcatcr il considered as proba-
bly, the mes exponent of true comedy in
the world. During hose years MIR. DAILY
has written and produced many of the
best modern English plays, but he has
lone nothing better than IAN Arabian
Night IL IL "A comedy of the most de-
licious kind, not a a lin or situation sug-
gesting horse-play, but fun from begin
ming To end. "An Arabian Night" will be
presented ut Evans opera house Mon
day evening by an excellent company Of
comedians.
OF the comedy which will be presented
next Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
the Louisville Commercial says: "Hoyt's
Tin Soldier opened last night to an
doors. a Tin Soldier is too well known
To require any comment on its plot. There
is not SO much of il that the man who
studies II out once can not recollect ID for
n year or SO. II is true il is pretty hard to
discover the plot, but get IL, and you can't
well loose il. Blu the most noteworthy
thing about the present Tin Soldier is
the company. IL is equal TO any that ever
produced Il; at least its members get every
bit as much fun out, of the authors work,
and that is all the public desires. There
are more new songs and more entertain
ing specialties than evcr Paul Dresser
surpasscs all expectations ms the Plumber,
and Louis Wesley was great as Rats. ST.
George Hussey as Violet was as good as
Amy Ames was In the part, and Fanny
Bloodgood's dancing excelled anything
ever seen here. "A Tin Soldier in the
hands Of so perfect a company cannot
want for patronage"
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HELENA'S MURDER CASE
II Remains as Much Of a Mystery as
Ever.
A MIssouia ChInaman Had a Knife
Like the One that has been
Found-Jack Dowd
Gets Drunk.
BY the Standards Special Vine.

BY the Standards Special Vine.
HELENA, April 4.-The horrible murder
on Clsre street yesterday morning is still
shrouded In mystery, though the officers
are on the trail of the suspected China
man. II is learned that a Chinaman who
cooked for "One-Eyed Julie'' in Missoula
recently. purchased a knife in that town
answering the description Of the one
found in the rear of the lodging house
yesterday morning. This man left that
town shortly before Julia's departure for
Helena on Monday. The man who sold
the knife says that he could identify the
Chinaman.
The %coroner's jury was in session all
day but 10 important facts were de-
veloped. The dead woman's voice was
last heard at 4 o'clock on the morning of
the murder, which is supposed to lave
occurred about 3 O'clock. II is known
that she was then in the room with u man.
Every effor has zen made to find the
missing lover, but he cannot even be
traced. Jack Dowd, the woman's hus-
band, came over from Butte last evening
to testify at the inquest. He took the
occasion TO drown his sorrow in drink. He
swore that he did o know that
his wife had a lover, though a
letter from him was found i'm the woman's
trunk, asking her TO bring her lover to
Missoula. Great excitement still prevails
owe the murder, which with the city
campaign, is the only subject of discus
sion.
The board OF pardons to-day approved
of the governors action i'm issuing n par
don TO Gordon Sherman, for highway
robbery in Yellowstone county. The par
don was granted ON evidence that Sher-
man was not guilty of the crime.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer IN
this city is reported by A. i. Playter,
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: a. m, ~
degrees above: IL m, As degrees above;4
D. m, so degrees above; 8 p. m, AZ de-
orees above.
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W. S. Shaw of Deer Lodge. county at
torney. is in town and will leave for Butte
on this mornings train.
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F. W. Gibbon of 81. Paul, and A. g.. Simp-
son of 81. Louis, were registered at the
hotel yesterday.