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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-23
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
CRY OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The election here
which closed at sunset last evening merely reg
istered the determination of the Democratic
primaries held some weeks ago and the follow
ing were chosen: Commonwealth attorney,
Leonard Marbury; city sergeant, William II.
Smith; commissioner of revenue. George
Duffey; board of aldermen. first ward, Noble
Lindsey; magistrate, Bernard Cline; constable
John Evans; magistrate. second ward, A. H.
Brown; constable 4. Is. Cliff; magistrate, third
ward, Michael Grimes; constable, Thomas
Kelly; magistrate, fourth ward, .. c. Whit
tlesey; constable C. o. Supple.
The day was a sad one for the 'heelers" for
as there was no contest there was no pay-a
foreshadowlng of the Australian ballot, The
principal officials chosen have all held the same
offices before. The new terms will begin On
the LIST of July next. Alderman-elect Lindsay
will, however take his seat at the next meeting
of the city council
DEATH or SWEET SiSoER.-Miss Helen NJ
hewitt died at her home on Cameron and Al
fred streets last night of heart disease For
more than half century she had been q men,
Der of st. Mary's Church choir With a voice
OF exceeding richness, purity range and power,
sDe was long AleIandrias sweetest singer She
was the daughter of Capt. Joseph hewitt conn
mander of one of the earliest of Potomac
steamboats,, and dwelt her entire life i'm A conn
munity, winning its esteem and admiration.
An OBJECT LESSON FOR TRAMPs-The three
tramps who were on the chain gang but would
not work. having been kept on bread and water
several days and still refusing TO work, were
today strapped to a lamp post on the street in
order to see their companions work and -
learn something.
NorEs.-1he change in the value OF wharf
property compared with that in the upper por-
ton OF town Is shown by the fact that Mr. Geo.
II. Harlan IS tearing down a spacious ware
house, owned by him. near Prince street dock.
ana carting of the material TO erect q
dwelling house on upper Duke street.
Mrs. q. w. Keys has been chosen president and
Mrs. j. w. Shinn secretary Of the lady man.
Johns Cadet nine, which lost the game with
the Georgetown College nine at the college
yesterday, expect visit from the Georgetown
nine at an early day.-W. u. simms has
bought for $500 from the Real Estate Company
building lot on Columbus street near Madi-
SON street.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY CLAUSE.
The Commissioners inquiring Into Their
Powers as to Police Appointments.

For long time the Commissioners have been
endeavoring to have Congress repeal the law
which makes 1t obligatory in the appointments
OF policemen TO select only men who have
served in the army or navy. The Law was made
for the benefit of ex-soldIers and sailors Of the
late war, but at present there are few il any
veterans OF the civil war who are eligible, being
over age. To comply with the law. therefore,
the Commissioners have to appoint men from
the regular army navy. and it has been
claimed that men have enlisted solely With the
view of becoming members of the metropolitas
police force of the District
The Commissioners recently, in view OF the
decision OF the United States supreme Court
IN the Ecklof case, decided TO look further
into the matter. and referred the question TO
the attorney for the District for has opinion as
TO the powers of the Commissioners 10 make
appointments without regard TO the army and
navy clause.
There IS only one policeman on the force AZ
present who served IN the army prior TO the
war. while the number who served IN the navy
II ~. The number of policemen appointed
prior 10 the act of 1867 without such service ID
90, while the number who have been appointed
ON the police force by virtue of being IN the
army or the navy since the war IL 20 The
oldest patrolman who served in the army or
navy during the war Is now seyenty-five wears
oil age. while the youngest two thirty-nine
and forty respectively. The limits of age OF
persons eligible to appointment on the force
here are twenty-five and thirty-eight years.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

fQR SALE-BEAuTlFUL EIGHT-RoOM ROUND
Il Bay-Wludow Brick; all modern improvements;
lot lU4 feet nesr cable cars; small reservation
front; $1,000; rents $50. Inquire ON premises 604
Il st. NV. Iny.I.,.,t
L;OR SALE : 1924 NEW YORK AVE, THREE
j. stories and basement; press-brick 'front.' mi.
inns very valuable piece Of property Will be sold cheap
II taGen at once Apply at owners, 1929 Pennsyl-
Nana ave. N.Y., 81
E0R SALE-BARGAIN-FINE BRICK DWELL
ing ten rooms, with stable Lot lSx 40 to 30 foot
alley. Rented, 500 per month / ST. between 10 tn
and 10Th SITS. Permission Inspect by card only
INSIST W &. DUNALI, J..0 ST. NV
EOR SALE MILE FROM HIGHLANDS: FIVE
y from Nashington; Substantially Built Brick
House, Tor. good we'll ana spring with b good
land; highly productive. and fruit. JOHN STEPHEN,
AZ LII ave. my23- I'm
EOR SALE-TO HOME SEEKERS-A BEAUTI-
Il ful Home III lie DrOit Park tor only $1,000. This
mouse mas SIX rooms and bath, with large closets
large pack yard and every convenience: q complete
hOne fOr little money the terms Tor this property
can be made TO SUIT For permit 10 inspect apply
BARNES L WEAVER, 62S ST. NV. my2:i-3t
ISOR SALE-TO HOME SEEKERS-BEAUTIFUL
Il New House on st. NV. This house is hrst-class
III every particular; has eight and bath, with
large pantry wood she'd coal vault, servants water
closet cabinet manteis best of plumbing is papered
elegantly from top to bottom; price only $4,000,
with terms to suit. BARNES 4 WEAVER,
my2j-S $40 + ST. NV
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A CHARGE On THE DISTRICT.
IL is Doubtful n the Two Alien Lunattcs
Can be sent to Their Native Land.

Recently, as stated IN Tux STAR, letter was
submitted TO the Secretary Of State by the Dis
ulet commissioners calling attention 20 the faes
'hai there were IN the Washington asylum two
Aliens whose minds were impaired aud who
were a constant burden upon the District
Inc! requested an opinion as 70 whether these
'eh could be returned 70 their native country
7" government expense. so that the District
c0"'d get rid OF them. A letter from Assistant
secretary o. State VIM. T. Wharton inclosins q
'e''er rom the Secretary of the Treasury ex-
plains the status OF the case. Mr. Wharton in
his letter Saws:
IL may be observed that when on occasions
heFS'oiofe tie government of foreign coun-
Try mas suggested that tins government should
sssulhe 'lS expense OF returning 20 the United
states and supporting here an American citi-
zen who. through disease or misfortuns r..
become a charge upon the foreign state A. h..
been uniformly answered that tins eovern-
ment and the governments OF our several stat..
Draw 10 distinction between natives aud aliens
as recipients of public charity when snch
aliens are found IN good faith IN our country
In the cases 20 which you invite attention M.
difficulty IN the way Of action appears 20 he
the want OF knowledge OF the localities from
which the men IN question came and the alb
sence OF proof that they actually came To TIN.
country ia a helpless state. contrary 20 our
emigration statutes. IL the place Of origin Of
each could be ascertained inquiries - 20 the
condition Of these men prior TO emigration and
the circumstances under which they left their
native country might be set on foot through
our ministers consuls"
The inclosed letter from Secretary Window
says If the condition of the men referred 60
had been discovered on their arrival they
should not and probably would not have been
permitted TO land. But the act to regulate inn
migration approved August 5. 1852. does not
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury 20 de-
port any ahen immigrant who has once been
permitted to land contrary to or without his
consent
In no case. he saws would the necessary ex-
penses OF deportation bee authorized by the
department unless the immigrant shall be- re-
turned TO the port of arrival aud delivered 10
the proper officers without expense 10 the gov
eminent as The expense Of deportation only
can be paid out OF the Immigrant fund /"
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Halstcad on Foraker.

Murat Halstead prints a signed editorial in
the Brooklyn Standard Union in answer 10 .
''skit' in yesterdays Times on Foraker and
himself, in which he says: Those who think
Gov. Foraker has been destroyed because o
counterfeit paper was passed upon him by an
inventor who was smart enough TO engage Q
lawyer TO draw n mysterious contract far be-
yond his own capacity, and because this IN
ventor was cunning enough to have forgery
executed by draughtsman who was an artist.
are making q miscalculation. Foraker has the
confidence of the mass Of republicans In Ohio,
and his influence will appear when be has oc-
casion TO exert il as a living force, and the
sohdity of Ohio as q republican state on -
tional issues has not been shaken"
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
lIoK RENT-UNFURNIsHEn

1rOK RENT-UNFURNISHED
800 l4O4 StOuchton ct. gr.. So
14l3 Mass. ave. l7r. l4uU s,oughton st, yr. So
and stable. 200 l61 Rigs P. Sr. 81 80
1di e. NV. l3r. 20y ,9I22;d NV. ST. so 90
IAN extended l5r. lao 1907 2lst NV, sr so
1s2s d st. w. 15r. -15u psf near 2Isi. n S
1900 1900 iGth st i!r1%9 40 l7ih 81 IS
iS3 St nv 3 Y4 t III Il ns Tor 20
1900 Chaplin ST., l3r. 100 2C:}2 G ST. NV. sr -. 40
iS9s ss w. w. ss.:$e
i4H2 Sh1rin st, . IL Hst. NV, Is. IS
1915 st NV fir Sos S I'm ST. N ", 5r SO
sa I1 Sse ri i, g lqit %6,h s. san,r
~ Q = u ave lar. 80 81 q. W. 81. q. SO
our % Only E0 ia I fsfR etI co from
myl. 1924 st. NV
EQR RENT-JUYE /. I44e ST.. oNEOF THOSE
IN the highest style Of the cellar whole
'sn iSlm an' '' TnE lie fRI RE 1899 st
l,CE HEM 31s I'd ST. Sc, CT $500
pa fa ave-, r 80 1873 9TH ST. 6r 20 40
iss aos siisSf .iae r. 'r5
Is ~ 20 ! nw-I9r sle5 1890 lam i. 15,-5S
SlS 81 st i55 Ssth W. s. S
IA LII St Nv So i;st ST. Ne Me- esi:S
Isl Md ave IT. 50 g i st 81 n Ne erisGS
3 f Yiih W. g 3D. 6fg 18Th mn Or
nc g ne i5r.;,... = i6OG " st NV Or 30
iISs S.H ave: ;.4i i st sw w. Ei".i
ds P st ITe IS ~ jod Fl sw. IL 90 90
G3 Cap ST. i g % Ny st. 6r 10 50
aS 1905 Il 4 Il, s g Sqst8ss hST
Az \ St NV. 81: $500 g fenion 3. W., 4F
iS5 10Th o. ST. nS ST. s e3 SSTE pa %
I 81 WS VAL. q go MeKecyer'ssi 4rs. SO
JIG ION nx Rear Rear Isl i5i
az an :, ST. Sc 80 go 30 2dlo 10th e M, 4r..s
5IS 81 s. i Ilt a &; q !, Nv. Or 80
1890 st NV. hall 80 200 5ih St 14o. Di
myi ST. vi % WARNI Nj Let C5 st; 1Cao
l,OR RENT OR SALE-TWENTY-F FOUR ROOM
II House. elegantly furnished with every conven-
fence three baths; stationary mirrors steam heat
iiy small hotci. Apply I453 L st NV. mI6-2w'
E9K RENTnAFTER JUNE 10. NEW BRICK
ssTa For
dr,ss kENi. 70. Box 2!, city. myl6-Im
FOE RkNI- a9I ppe;, Or: $40 90
1915 r. aS nv or 80 1870 i6s s ne, Or iG Is
600 n; e., Or, SLIM. 40 436 18Th st 5r....iO
BY G a avs Sc. iof ss1 ST. 1fh ID
st t. nc &c 6 ia aS D e s.
n 42 St BtabL sEs s 81 =.
Il Honses on L bet 18th and 14th SITS. Sc, $40
300 I'D st NV. q rooms. $3.50.
LIZ l. ST. n W, . rOOIus. BIZ month.
= Pine stables near Ia. 18th st for
three horses respectively carriage rooms and rooms
for coachman and storage of fuel &C
allow GEO. ". LINkINS COR 10Th and III SITS NV
IOR RENT-THE HANDSOME DWELLING. ll23
18th st. u W.. cor Mass. ave steam heat and cleo
tflc gas lighting. HElShELL MCIERAN,
mo I'm zoos + st. INV.
EOR REN1-lN ANACOSTIA-ONE VERY AT
4 5racuye Cottage GOOD water; trees. flowers and
SHRUBS: q IooIns- one House; large grounds and
stable rooms. Three Rooms for light house keep
ing IN dellHhtfully located new cottage Apply to
H. A. GRlSWOLD, ApacOstia. DC. ap2g- I'm
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SUMMER RESORTS.
m THE ,TOUNT.IN..

~ -u liz ltlSsDNh =.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
PErwEEN DEER PARk AND OAKLAND. RRIAR.
~ bend oSst,se ssniasssh .sommSdstes 80 guests
Mt. Lake PARK. Garrett county. Md ml3-2ws
CAIsKILL MOUNTAIN GLENwooD HOTEL.
BEST sss IN an snd Of hssas and
Send for circular. v BRAMsoN, Cstskill.
MONTEREY SPRINGS HoTEL.
vi summit Of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Pennsyiysnia.
sbc1ss r iest rom nSSSe w ses fns
convenience and for natural advantages
Entirely free from malaria
WILL OPEN JUNE 81.
For circulars and terms address
$50 \. Charles St. Baltimore. Nc.
WooDLAwN. ROCKVILLE ND, Will. BE oPEN
to5 The r.e s 81 sss H en- Msy sE 5 sss
York Mrs NJ. J. Colby, Proprietress Sp2I -;in
M fayorite summer Resort In the besutiful valley
a al room No S nc May M s si SrS e
J. +. sTINsoN. Front Royal. Va. ny2-lns'
E-MIsCELLANEoUs.
RRIGHToN BEACH HOTEL.
~ COMFY ISLAND. NY.
Rooms, on the European American plsn. can be
engaged now on application TO Il. G. BURKE at the
Riggs House, Washington. who LAS been engaged FOR
the season.
The Chef for the season will be Mr. JOHN PFAFF.
who has made such envisbe reputation for The
sh3reham," q Washington;
New ioTs: WIN FURNISH the %Ss,e ''e'' MOUSE
THOMAS T. CABLE. Manager.
my1-tei $50 Broadway. New NorS, y Y
V'HE KITTATINNY. DELAWARE wATER GAP,
L Pa..open from May to November
ap3O-2m wa BRopHFAD 4 SONS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Z UTZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
IL BILE Sauce of all kinds be had in bottles Kegs or
barrels by apply ing TO their sole agents. A DEPUk
son, S1b 10 $40 ~ ST. s.w nls-:IIn
- LBS. FRESH CREAM CHEESE, 25c. CANS
- sugar Corn, 25c. big tottIe WHISKY, Zoe large
bottle Grape Wine. home made, Zoe: quart bottle
Sweet Caawha .5c large bot. Virginia Clsret pc
lbs Rolled Oats Poe.
ms I'm. O'HAhE's Grocery, l245 9TH st. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M COOLEY Inn
w formerly Washington InEl
TENNALLYToWN ROAD,
Now open for daily and monthly boarCers; also for
the convenience OF those who are driving
Lunches and suppers served at moments notice
DnVpg parties must positively have cards of ad-
mission. Apply to
JAS r. KEENAN,,
ml9-1m Proprletor
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The above houses can be examined by Kermit from
Office only THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co,
myl1 1924 j ct.
I,OR RENT-JUNE !, lI49 e ST, ONEUF THOSE
Il beau;lIui new houses rooms aud bath papered
In the highest style Of the concrete cellar whole
length. light, airy and dry SS3 .j:S.
n1.-In IHEOD FklhRJJS 43o At
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T,OR RENT-FIvE NEW TwO-STORY BRICKS
II on Madison st " between 9th and 1sh and NJ and
SITS IN. l.. rent very low. DUVALL n NASH. IL 3
I1th 81. In23-2ts
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L House on st. s.w. opposite the Agricultural
grounds: rented AZ s24 per month t. a good tenant
Apply for permit to c. A. SHIELDS, 1006 F St n. W
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IGOR RENT-A DESIRABLE II-ROOM HOUSE.
with large grounds and abundance of shade, stu
ated near Washington Grove station aud in of all
passing trains, 81 minutes out of Warrington by
press This country home is most cheerfuy situated
being nesF stores, markets. post Office and hun
dred or more COTTAGES occupied BY pleasant people
For Particulars apply to
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,oR RENT-sIx-KOoM BRICK. 429 I'm ST. ST.
Ksx~ AZ IH.y ~t6 Al : my .5.s-:}ts
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INOK RENT-BY THOS T. wAGGAMAN. RIAL
C EsrAIE BROkER. 9l7 ST. NV

ave.sw ...-....-..,..;;.23' SITS n.v;;-.....-l5
Str AL g St n ". 20 Shop rear 1870 Os: ,
The Hbove Is only portion of tho property oil my
tooks For full call Office for bulletin issued
fhe Ist and 9TH lm2l! THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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E0R kENT-FkOM JUNE / TO OCTOBER J..
1880. a nice and coy little House Of six rooms
elegantly anu completely furnished good location and
one square from two and heriic lines cheap
% good tenant. references REQUIRED Address sol
MArket.space. mZl-3t
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MPRRNTA DEL BOLRTiN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de 70.
cibirse On esta Imprenta, los si.
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curso
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. - DerechO Adminia-
trativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
ne6cencia. Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios. Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espafiol.
-Juzgados MuniCipales. Manual
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.-Manual
de las atribuCiones de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. - Gram6tica
inglssa.
GALANTE. -;DiOcionario Mn.
niCipal.
VAzQUEz QUEIPo . Tablaa
dc lOgar1tmOs.
GALINDO 7 EGOOEURA.-Le-
gislaci6n HipoteCaria.
OuriosidadeH cienttfco-d -dom4stieas.
Las arafiAa.
La familia dssconocida, pGgina de
historic natural.
III microscopic del doctor Ball9n.
ger.
Una noche aprovechada, el gas, 81
petr6leO.
Los mistcrios de ID luna, La hernia.
M de Rembrandt, etc,
OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
y otros escritos y documentos referen.
tee D esta grAnde y santa madFe.
OO0PER.-Dona Mercedes de Gas.
tiila, | tomo en- s., con lAminas.
OHATEAUBRIAND. III Genio del
Oristianismo, 3 tomos.-Los M&rtires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Cartas.
EOLDEVILLA.-Joyas De 10 lite
rHtnra espanolA.
BIBLI0TEOA Universal, varioa tomos
OAMPOAMOR PoGtica.
POLO. III OOmpendlo de ID Iatinidad
RIKRA y TortosA. Nociones de Agrt
culturas
PEREDA. Historic Natural.
GANOT. FiGica.
MIGUEL DiccionArio latino.
LLOFRIU. La Jaboneria.
OOMBER0UEEE. Geometria.
BRIOT. Algebra.
iHONNET. Gecmetria anaIitica.
ULTlMo9 diAs de IN hl6sofo
IFKLIU, FiSici y Quimica.
EOARTlN Gramatice lati m.
OOMKLKRAN Gramatica eAstslIa
nas
M. j. de LARRA.--Obras, 4 tomou
| FRANCISCO DE QUETEDO.--
| III Parnaso EapAhol, 3 tomOn. --Obral
serias.--Obrms fastivas.
| n. j. QUINTANA.-Obrns.
ALAROON. TeatTO, 3 tomos.
| ER. 4 DE GRANADA.-Guia
IpecadoEas.
4. Dn SOILS. Oonauiasa d Nc,
ljieo.
LOPMx HAROIA.--Peaaiaa
WLARDM CHRIS pettieas.
s.
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COGINAS ECON0MIuAS

En- casa de Manuel BarrioYn. "a
Sebastian ntmeros 90 y 81, "a halInn
de vents Las inmsjorables cooinns
econcmicas de 10 scteditada hbacn ds
Ssgsrdui & hijos de- Bilbao.
Sc puede quemAr On elias indistlntn.
mente, lena, carbon de piedra s sook;
son de fAcil nmpiesa , de manejo pen !.
cillo, 50 construction ss s6lida Il
par que elegants.
Las hay de todos prscios j tandanoa
deSde 10 necesaria para una fnmilla
hasta ID que pfecisa nn aslahlooi.
mients, hospital q coleglo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
DE LA ANCIANA SEIGEL, PARALI

onstipaci6n de vientre, inactives y eutor-.
pecimiento del higado, 6c., 20.
Diterentes de muchas clasos do medicinas ca
tArticas, no hGcen que ID persona % Eienta Eco
antes de sentirse mejor. Su modo de operal
o. suave pero complete, sin que le acompaHer
efectos desagrAdables, tales como enkusAs,
dolores, retOrtijonea, &c.
Las Pildoras Operatives do 10 Anciana
Seigel son 10 mejor medicina para Ia familia
que jam&s se ha descubierto. Limpian loa in
testinpa de todas las sustanciAs iTritantes y
los deian en- ana condici6n saludable. HI me-
ior remedio On ID existenciR para 81 destructor
de nuestraa vidas--la Oonstipaci6n del vientre,
sl entorpeoimisnto del higAdos-
EHtas Pildoras aon IN preventive contra las
calentufas, como igualmente contra toda olAse
de enfsrmedadss, hacienda ~qne desaparescan
todas lns mAterias venenosas de los intestinos.
0peran con vigor, pero q miamo tempo con
EHavidad, sln causGrsdoloE algunu.
81 % ccge an fuerte reEf1ado, y AmsnAzA
10 Aebrs, con dolores dc CabeEa, On 10 egpalda
On los miembros del cuerpo, una dos dosis
dc las Pildoras Opentivss de Ia snciana Beigel
harinque desaparesca slreatriadoY prevendrA
ID Asbro.
On sst6mAgO mcio % causa do una COS
tra en- lalsngus, CON IN gusto Aspero y de-
sagradable On IL boca. UnAs cuAntaG d6ais
dc lan pfldoras Operatives de IL anCians Beigel
limpiarkn 81 sst6mago, hAr&n que desapAresca
81 NAL gusto = restituir&n el apetito, devol-
viendo CON e6to la buenA salad.
Con frecusncia pucsde que cuando loo Ill
msntos no son buenos est&n pArcialmente
deteriorados, producer anfermedAdes, indis-
posicionea, n&nseaa y diarrea. 81 % hmpia el
egt6msgo dc esta impurezA CON aNa d6sis de
IAn Pilderas Operatives de Ia anclana Eeigel,
deaaparecer&n todos esOs efeOtos desagrada-
bles, y rssultsrk una bnenA salad.
Las Pildoras Operatives dc II anciana 6eigel
previsnen loo nlslos efectos que Ocaaiona d
axceso en- conner beber. Una buena d6Gis
el tempo de HcostArss haOe que 10 ma6ans
sigllente % encuentre b persona eh IN e.
tado perfecto para atendsr I sas ccapaclones
8 negooioa.
Nstas piIdoras, estandc ssuoaradas, SON pla-
esntsrss Al tomarse, obvikndcse .aqusl gustc
deaagradabie, tan OoEnuA en- caEi todas lAs p!l-
doras. II
ri Er. DR.. DON N. AmAya, de- San vicents
{ Fl Halvsdor) }, esczibs, con fecha IL dc Abril
do 1885, 10 siguiente; " ri sumento del ne
gocio irA notOriamente On prcgreso 4 medida
que sus medieinas 90 econosCan, por eteCto Do
los brillantes efectos en- su aPlioaCi6n. Ia
soy m9dioo he Observable dichos efectOs; y
loo m6dicos son los llamados generaliEar tal
8 clAl medicameuto por ~ buen exito."
Los Eres. ledrahifa, ViIlegas y Ola emi-
nentes farmac6utioos de Medellin, Colombia
escriben con fecha 30 de Estiembre, de 1854,
10 iguiente; Tsnsmos 81 gusto. de nantes.
tar v. que 81 Jarabs Dc Beigel hA tenihs
wuy busna aceptaci6n On esta ciudAd y son
producido magni6oos sfeOtos en- las persdoa
que 10 han tornado
Be vende por todos los Farmsc6uticos
- vendederes dc Medicina por todo el
mundo y por Propietarios, A. J. White
Limited, 81, Warren Street, Nueva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
A Y I 8 O:

En la Imprenta del BoLnTIH se
ha recibido 81 magnihco libro titula-
do ElTaticanO y los MasOsss, por
Leon Taxil, junto CON Las notables
CoNJssi0nss del mismo. Adem6s, 90
han recibido Manwalss Dc DiJANtes y
MisGlss con nuevos rexos, eli RitWGl
RoDsaNo Gd ParOOAwss, hermosOs Pu-
.dflcad dores, gus 90 reo0miendAn 6
los sehores 0uraA, inAnidnd do
cromoa y tArietaa de- fantasia para
feHcitaci6n, preciosisimas, J una
lnmensidad de elegantes = 6tiles
objeGos de esCrltori0.
Todo % vende { preCiOa limita
dee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
MULLENHOFF { KORBRR

Admiten dep6sitoa de plata me-
jicana moneda corriente de $1,000
en- adelante, abonando sobre ellos
un interes de 4 por ciento annual, y
Contormandose los imponentes en-
dar aviso con 15 dias de anticipa-
ci6n cuando deseen retirar sus de-
p6sitos, Mullenhoff s. Korber de.
positarAn como garantia de los
respectivog dep6sitos CON elloa, el
equivalente en- ore espafol, al tipO
de 40 por cientc de preinio, en-
nombre del imponcnte, en- comu.
nidmd con 81 do entA casa, on 81
Ranco Rapahol Do eata Qapltal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-05-18
VENANgIO LUNA Y SODRNO.
FortaIeza 45, 49 y 81.

0frece los siguientes srtfCulos & precIos
muy m6dlccs.
AEuleios, lOsetas, baldosines, catsla-
mas, blanoas y enoarnadas, losetas de
mkFHnol blanoaS y azules, losas de CANA
Fias de cuatro en- vara. Yeso y Oemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 kilos. Pintu-
res, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo zinc de
Ia acreditada marca DOS LEONES.
AguarrGs y aoeite linsza, Brochas de
todas classes. Hero galvanizado, aoana-
lado y lise para cobijaS, clavos de zinc
con tuercas y arandelas, canales y cum
bFeras de zinc. Puntas de Paris dc una
aels pulgadas. Olavos ameriOanOs de una
& ciAco pulgadas. Palas, picOs, axadas y
s1adonea. AlambEe para cercas, Dc cuatro
Ip6as. EstOpa alqultranada para calafa-
tssr , algod6n en- desperdioio para llm-
| par mkqninas.
Oristaleria muyiHna do todsS clasen de ID
uesa Baooarat. VAjillaa completas deCuradas
de porcelAna tnuy fna. Rielea francesae 81.
lpeFiurea De todAs alsses para oalaadc gran
nnvedad "a paiaa IA hlerfQ, RkacuIas y kBa.
llAnaas q masAg para weNEadpEs