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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
Secci6n SmerCantil
MERcADo DE LA CAPITAL

ASmcar-Hoy no SO ha realizado ninguna
venta pdblica
M5e1es, ,-Continda quieto ell mercado de
este dulce.
CafS,-sn yariacion regular demanda y
Sc paga de $243 $24B calidad corriente.
Ron.-Desanimada la demanda 4 conse-
euencia de que son muchos los que Sc dedican
Ia fabrication. V6ndese de $40 $4l los 100
galones.
CGns6ios-Con frmeza cotiza el Banco CO.
mo sigue:
Londres 60 div, $500
Paris div, SIS por 100.
Estados- Unidos div, 81 por 100.
Espana 8 div, IA por 100.
Habana 8 DIV, Ii por 1O0-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
10 QUE Sc vEfA EN- Los AIRES.

Esta manana ha quedado interrumpido
por 'espacio de algunas horas el paso por la
via publica en- la ealIe de San Justo entire el
cafe Ia Mallorq~isaG yla relojeria del sr. Musa.
Hemos procurado indagar el motive, y cesut6
ser, que los duelos de Ambos MWndoS San
Justo 3lJ estaban descargando g6neros de IN
colossal GLOBO que acababa de llegar de Paris,
en- un dia, seis horas, trsce minutes once Sc
gundOs despues de una feliz navegacion.
iCuanto bueno!, ouanta novedad icuan-
ia baratura! No SO obiiga 4 comprar, pero
oonsejo de amigo, no vayan Vdes. sin asgunos
chayos en- los bolsillos, pues hay novedades
muy tentadoras.
La comida ha inffudo sempre en- los des-
tinos de la humanidad. Esat vendio 81 pri-
mogenitura por uu plato de lenteias, y 70 serfa
capaz de daTle mi alma al diablo por I'm al
muerzO en- La Catalina.
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un regaIO
GRAN H0YEL ELRnPL.

NAYAGUEZ- M. ALLEMANE, PROPIETARIO
Hi n rim n.
Frente la Aduana al muelle, cerca del TELEGRAPH
Correo en- eE nsSsnso cesatrO de Jos aEns0cenes
de Ia playa,
ESTABLEGIMIENT0 De PRIMER 0RDEN.
Ell gran Hotel Sc recomienda los Sres. via
jeros por suS cOmodidades y yespecial servicio
atendido principalmente por sus duenOs.-C Co
Gina la Espanola y Francesa diriilda PERSONAL
mente pOr Madame Allemane. - Hermosas ha-
bitaciones, trescas bien amuebladas para una
mas personas.
Mesa yedomda y d la carta. Ser0icio todas
hor0S. BGl5OS mGtWrateS 81 de Reg0derG
gratis para los pasGjerOS.
on Oagle frGncuis IPrecios moderados.l
l5-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
MARINA.

En- noche tranquila, del mar en- la playa
Las ondass sazules besando tus pies,
Til miras muy lejos do va tn mirada
Quisiera saber.
Tus rubios cabellos las brisas desatan
que corren ansiosas en- raudo tropel
Mas til no las sientes. En- que piensas, dime?..
Esperas .--. quien
Miraba las olas, pensaba en- las brisas
Que van lejos, lejos y yienen despues;
EBpero mi amante imas siempre que vuelVen
Sc YuelYen sin 81 !!
Luis de la Tore.
Cuidado con las fasiicaciones Para
comprar ell legitimo vino Riojano de Aleson,
Roja. hay que comprarlo en- la tenda de don
Francisco Font, Tanca esquina Fortaleza. )
Como hace zanzibar de ideas q matri-
monio
80 De veras, eh
va 10 creo. Caando 70 era soltero me
gustaban todas las mujeres sin escopci0n.
" ahora?
-Ahora me GUSTAV todas escepto la mia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
Tabaco en- rama

Sc vende una partida de de Capas Y TripaB
Capas depla Plata q pfeeios m0dic.,s. Diri-
girse don Luis Sanchez Morales, Cristo mum.
IL, altos. I5-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
Sc VEN11E

POr tener que ausentarse SUI duefo la
Peninsula, Sc yende ell acreditadO establec-
mientO dc pulperia sItuado en- Ia Gale del C,'s
informaran. 1877
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-03
FUGA DE VOCALES
-DedicGd0 d IN CIaZc1o.

7. r.c. .rd.s q..r.d.s
S.cr.t.s d. m. I'm. s.n
MI s.sp.r.s miss
L. nv. IN. c.r.z.n
In TnaAiI
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Al1EAoaN De MUsIoA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA N. T. PONCE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
Cbdp5.-PoIaca de concierto. ,-.... $l-l3f
Idenp. La Corrida de Benefcencia, pasa-
calle ...-...- 0-75.
CGSGdeVaU -Bl Blanca, polka. ....-.. 0-45
Para pedidos % il Capital, b. jose Gonzalez
Font
MAGNfFICOS RESULTADOS obtenidos en
yariOs casos de IEs5s Iascjpjente AJecc50Wes
Escrofaslosas, aplicandoles la EOs9tSi6n de.
Scott.
Medellin, 0ctubTe IA de 1888,
CHRTIHIc0 ce Yafioa AMOS que enple0
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ANAGRAMA
LALA GENARA

F6rmese con estas palabras el nombre
apellido de una senorita muy simpatica do Ia
caIle de San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

gets to be- This may be true. Coming from this
alleged inspired assemblage of the collarless who
had no lawyers among their number, Mr. Simpson
announces with prophetic solemnity that the Re-
publican party is dead.
Senatorelect Kyle, of North Dakota. who tray
els with the Kansas combination, is not 30 adroit
a politician He is not so good a tallSer He STILL
however, argues in the line of the idea that the
movement is simply the uprising of the plain pco-
pie who have been oppressed. All of these gen.
tlemen denounce special legislation In the interests
of the other classes, and in the same breath ask
for special legislation for themselves They are
especially savage in their denunciation of the pro-
posed reciprocity policy with South America, upon
the theory that such policy will simply enrich
the manufacturers They never allude to the fact
that the products of agricultural communities are
the highest in prosperous manufacturing sections
and that the price of agricultural products is the
lowest where manufactures DO not exist. They
denounce the introduction of foreign capital into
this country to build up industries protected under
the Mckinley bill on account of the allegation
that such foreign capital is apt to bring foreign
labor with it. Group these absurdities, and add
n general charge of corruption against all the cX-
listing parties in power, and every one who can be
called capitalist and you have the creed Of
these teachers who are now being sent out as mis-
sionarics 10 the uncnghtened East, which is to
be educated up to the new South and West COM
b,nation standard. T. c. CRAWFORD.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
ANNA DICKiNSONS CASE.
AN APPEAL FOR HELP.
he Editor Of The Tri ibune.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The sensational reports published OF Miss
Dcknson's insanity be turned to her benefit, II
used as basis of public appeal In her behalf Anna
Dickinson is not insane. she is suffering from great
nervous prostratiOn showing isel at times In fever
and dclirium but generally manifested in morbid dc
preston of spirits Her sister Susan. whose heroic
efforts TO support herself and her sister during tc
last two years would touch the coolest nature II TO-
peated. SAYS: "Annas condition results from the
attempt to do literary labor while physically unht 10
bear the strain, and from continued business worries
and fret over the way in which have had 10 WORK
and strain to secure the bare necessities OF life for her
and myself"
Susan Dickinson Is willing TO receive pccuniay as
sistance for her sister, and l ask the press OF th'
country to use its influence toward raising fuhd iof
her. General c. r. Christensen, president oi tAc
Iro0llyn Trust Company, has consented to act a.
treasurer of this fund, and 10 dsbure il in accordance
with her needs. 1t is 60 De hoped that those WHO
appreciate public services and private character oi
this noble and gifted woman, suffering the two
fold misfortune OF ill-heath and poverty, VIII con.
ributc TO this gift which IL Is desirable shoHd be az
least 700. All contributions 10 lc forWaiu.d 10
General c. r. Christensen No. Ia Monldtu"-sO''
Drooklyn LAURA {. HOLLOWAY LANGfOhD.
BROOKLYN, March Z, 1891.
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Posfolice NOticc.

fshould be read daily by all interested, as changes
Letters Countries NEED not .;s be specially sycsS; sS
Ge:seq for {. aa'n To .Sd Oy aS dpate Of and
nTeia d9eumsgt. letters NOT Ssy ao're''eu
''" fOfSsS mails Tor ending March u Will close
pTsHdPS6f a, ersY, a. I TfgSS; ss.Is E;
cortez aud Guatemala per 5. s. saltwater from Ne"'
Hasaaa letters FOR other Mexican States must be decsS
Ss s:i B;ss #s:s $s:;
ss S$":$ nf,: s.
Countries Via southampton must be dreceed per Lahn
i antmtrD i" essrs ss psiSH ass S5,ss
49, !. ar:eS Ss"Rs per ssaRs sSS1
s,:ert mus: XsF,i,S ri rPgran b m:
y h. e
* :anaasS st y; m. for TiuSille. per s.
o. M and GTey.sTSS ss r. sgin.:
. Z; i'$ S$es. H:' Ss &
Ssms. sS B:as saa psa St: SrsI ths La va rss: s.
thomas and nidad and DSmsara .s,: ys a ~:
Ssss wnasara % .snGs ms f1Sn
for p,Hee M sssosne i'as s Hssre
a. M serys & va e. 9nse%.sS~n DeS eeT: ser
Gs aS S'htf q, 5'sS Sog%ay direct SO,ss 3Ss
Norge'); at oo q. loE
Europe per Ens, via southampton and Bremen s.,ssS
and Hrhsv must be directed per Eps; at 10 A. m:
for the Netherlands direct, per = ocua1 VIA
letters must be directed 'per Obdam)i at ni. uos
Scotland direct per Ehlol ia, via Glasgow letters muse
be n rected per Eth.ops' at IL N. (suppensnEry
II 40 a. M Tor Fortune Island and Jamaica also Jacn@
omneche Chiapas TabascO ard fCcaan per s. $ fucsMn
etps Tor Tuba Tamrico and TuXpan direct ana Other
Nextcan states We Cruz must be dirtctel iuoe-
anr, AZ D. H. Para and Ceara per = s. Msfanhensss
~ 40 D. M for Pcrre-Mquelon, per steamer from
II sUNDAY-A, p m. for rrusiio, per s. j. oteFi Jr'
O Mails for China and japan. per :. City o. Pcktng
,,ron, San Francisco close here daily up 10 March To-
az g 40 n M Mails for the Hawaiian Islands per s. =
Marcn .is at 80 D. m Mails for the society Islands
Ssr sbp Trcpc Biri rom Franeisco ciosc hero
g.ilv mn 70 March s25 at 80 y. m. Mails for Ausrana
New. .Zcaand Hawaiian. FIJI and samoan IsaaaS, pep
Mariposa from Frahelsfo), cIose mere asv ~
9 of Na TmSa with British mails for Az AS'ss!is ,sn
Mails for Miquelon. by rail TO Boston and thence ~
.tsamer close az this o'cc daily at 8 80 D. m Mails
for Cuba by rail TO Tampa. Fla. and thence by steaner
sailing Mondays THURSDAYS and ,atYreay, Cos va AZ
nS mns specially addressed for dispatch by steamer.
ios,, az this office daily a. 3 100 a. M. ,,,..
Trans Pacific mails Forwarded to Ban franoscv
daily and the schedule 81 closing II arfanen on uS
Dpasnnp.ion OF th.ir unnterrupt Overland transit %
San Erincisco Mails from the ast arriving on une -
s,cbrd thence the same day. Registered mall closes -
600 p H. "eTSSGRs TcSSGRsNEiIIUs VAN coTT, Postmaster.
po.,onaee New York y Y. March q. 1901
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
SAC CLOTH 4ND ASHES.
THE USUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF LENT MADE
APPARENTLY FROM SATIN AND SANDAL
ANnnr ~ nAITIM0RI
WOOD IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore March (SpeclaD.-Thc third week Of Lent
has drawn close. but the "sackcloh and ashes q
this season been delightful. Music and ht'Fatui
tince every entertainment and wherever on" s"N one
or both Of these features prevail. on Monday afternoon
Mrs Robert Garrett gave the second Of her lat homes
Mrs Lindsay, Miss Mcllyan, r. Manson smith ana
Hugh jenkins sang and Mrs. G. II. Martin and Harrod
Randolph played A great people were thi''
among them Mr. and Mrs. William Reed. Mrs. william
Gilmor Mrs Wilson Patterson. Mrs Charles Tilghnan.
Miss Lurnan Mrs Rdgeley Mr.. and Mrs. David stewart
John McKim Walter de c. Poultney Robert Liuule
Brown and George May That night Mr. Jesse Iys
gave a musical in honor Of her friends MI ana MIS-
stilson Uutchns Of Washington. Mrs Iutchins was
formerly Miss Rose Keeling, OF Baltimore. M"ll"'
Machado Mrs Hutchins and John Cary sang and Mss
Thompson played. On Tuesday Mrs Tyson again op.h'u
her house for the meeting OF Mr.. Lncolhs literature
class The subject at this third discussion was "Con-
oerning Recent Fiction" and usual WAS interesting
Mr. Lincoln talks WELL and these Tuesday evenings have
been popular.
The Decorative Art is still open. and many 20 every
day the beautiful and artistic Work displayed.
Nature making nice contrast TO art'' in the way o. a
dog show at tho 5th Regiment A:1aory. Dogs q a.!
colors sizes and kinds looked az and admired daily
On Wednesday evening there an Interesting lecture
in Leyerlng Hail. at the Johns Hopkins. by the poet Ed
nund Clarence Stedman. His subject "Oracles Old
and New" This lectureshp Is endowed by Mr. and Mr.
Lawrence Turnbul in memory Of their htue son. Percy
Graom Turnbull
On Thursday Mrs. william Reed gave small dinner
70 Madame Machado
The girls and men who to take part in "The
Pirate. of Penzance" are having good time
with the reheafsals Mrs. John ROb!nsons daughter
Nellie is to be MABEL" the opera. She has most
charming voice. Rehearsal also Pcng on for con
cert Easter week Tor the benefit OF hc University Hos
pltal.
Another engagement has lately been announced-Miss
uathilde Kcyser and John Peasants
4 pleasant card party given Friday evening b.
Mrs George ReninR.
william r. watcrs's Art Gallery Is opened wednes-
DAYS for visitors many so his hno collection Of
paintings and tIlc-a-hrac.
Mr, Russell Harrison and Mrs. Mckee came over from
Washington Thurtday TO see the Decorative Art They
lunchcd with Mrs JOnn V. l.. Findlcy. They are iie
nucnt visitors 70 Baltimore they employ dressmaAef
ncf
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
SUDDEN DEATH ~ THE GILSET HOUSE.

J. j. Jackson. ir.. Of LOckpor y. V. dropped dead
from apopleXy Friday evening at 10 o'clock as he was
about to enter hi At the Gsey House. whcro ho
had been staying for few DAYS. Mr. Jackson was
about sxy-sx years Of age and wa, d frequent visitor
to this city. His body win be taken to Lockport
Lockrmt y. y, March THE death Of James
Jackson ir, of this city, at the Gilscy House, " w.
carried sorrow and surprise TO the community. Sir.
Jackson the head Of the Jacl73n Lumber Com
paay Of this CITY and TOnawanda. besides being pcsi
dent Of the Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank, a
large stockholder in othcv banks and manufacturing
industries here, president OF The Bgna Manufacturing
Company Of Medina and diwctor Of the L1ckpJrt and
Buffalo Railroad Company. lie was an ardent Demo
cra believed In the principles OF hts party and upheld
them tcnacOusly but always COurtFOnsly. lie was d
mcrnlcr Of Assembly from this district in 1854 In
1873 he elected member of the state Board oi
Canal Commissioners under tlo old law. In 1867 no
was Mayor Of LOCkpOrt Ile leaves wife and oEc SON
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
THE SHERMAN FAMILY TO BE BENEFITED.

The sherman Statue Committee at their meeting in
the rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce on Friday re
ceived the following letter.
Gentlemen: The great love and admiration which
the p,0Dc Of New York feel for General Sherman can
not find adequate expression in the erection Of an
enrestrlan statue proposed. something more is
NECESSARY / propose that the committee shall
nOuncc 10 the public that any surplus OF subscription
TO the statue shall be given 10 the family OF General
sherman. This will cause the people 10 subscribe
quickly and liberally, and a. this gift would be
of an incidental character, 1t would appear 10 me to
he the most delicate manner Of showing 10 the family
our highest appreciation and sympathy. should mo
subscription take this form | will subscribe F21OO
otherwise | VIII give 81 900.
The above is very respectfully submitted
AMOS X. EMO
The committee announced last evening that they
had accepted the proposition and had adopted resou'
ton accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
THE HEARST FUNERAL TRAIN STARTS WEST

THE HEARST FUNERAL TRAIN sTARTS WEST.
Washington, March THE body OF Senator Hearst
was removed from his home this afternoon 10 the car
prepared for il. and left Washington this evening on
special train the Pennsylvania road for Ca0rna
The train is composed Of five Pullman sleeperS and
day coaches besides the in which rests the collin
upon catafalque elaborately draped with mourning
emblems. Upon the heavy outer oaken case were
beautiful floral offerings sent by the dead senator's
friends in Washington and his colleagues In the Senate
The funeral escort consists OF the following senator,
and Representatives snat0rs stanford, Push, Stack
bridge, Vance, Faulkner, Bate Berry. Barbour and
sawyer; Representatives Clune, McComas, MIDken.
Geary sherman, Tucker Gibson. Washington and
Catchlngs with SergeNDtatAms valentine In charge OF
the party. Besides the Congressional Committee were
Mrs. Hearst, her William. Miss Hough. Mrs.
HeaIss private secretary; Miss wynn. Miss Sanderson
Mrs stanford. the wives of Representatives. Geary
and Clune Mrs Pugh Ms. White. daughter OF senator
sawyer Mr. Nash and John Widder5urn, the senator's
private secretary. Robert Parie as the representative
Of the Pennsylvania road has charge Of the ran which
will reach Chicago at o 80 tomorrow night and san
Francisco at noon Thursday. The funeral VIII prob
ably be held Friday morning.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
YET MORE sToDDARD LECTURES.

The three courses Of illustrated lectures by J. II
stoddard at Daly's Theatre which end this week. have
been 50 popular and the demand for seats has bcer
so large that a fourth course has been decided or
This new course will be exactly Ike the three already
given but the lectures will take place in the afternoon
al 80 instead OF In the morning. The first will b'
Given on Tuesday. March 81, the subject bein9
vienna and the others will follow within the neA
two weeks. The other lectures of the course are Oh
Paris j, the Reign Of Terror sweden. the Queer
Of the Baltic Norway. the Land Of the Midnight
sum and The Passion Play OF 1880 at oberamnler
gau." Course tickets at 80 each, viii be ready "i
Monday, March l6.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
MISS DICKINSON IMPROVING.

Pittston. Penn, March (SpcciaD-AccordhE ID
reports received here to-day from the Danvile Asylum
Anna Dickinson is gradually improving. DR.. Shultz,
the superintendent says that her entire recovery l.
only a matter of few months lie i, OF thr opinion
however that when she is discharged from thai in>ti
tution she should have foreign trip. ana the iHud
now being subscribed by her Philafcphla friends
will doubtless be used for this purpose.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
pROMISEyT ARRIvALS At THE HOTELS.

BREVOORT-P -Postmaster-Cieneral John Wanama&cr.
FIFTH AVENUE-J IL. Millard. Of Omaha. NOR.
MANDIE-Sccretary OF State Frank Rice OF Albany.
YORK-GeneIa DaDney II. MaUiy. OF Rthmond,
Va ST JAMES-Scnator George q. Vest. OF Missouri,
and Senator NJ. c. Butler. OF South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
craze Is one thing an artistic taste IS another Te

craze Is one thing an artistic taste is another. TC
,a.i.,y The former must have individual hobby
I'm, 70 grtsy the other requires education. This 10
Gained ty travel abroad visiting tho art centre at home
The Oldest place IN this country. end best Kho"h Is e
.,osl,h h.cnt of Sypher Coz who have Tor over halt
.ot,rv catered e. the constantly increasing demand fol
the gem, of art in everything necessary for the furnishing
u an artistic home Their the centre Of attraction
FOR ar; connoseurs and all interested In urnishiog and
decorating properly.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

y,,e,t ard most reliable news. market reports. cor
rcsnondcice and valuable information r,Rarlhe h h'
I'D and Commerce Mexico. Central and South ana IN,
WSst inda Isand,. tvcry business nan IN ne Snleo gee
rn thts cnIntrv ard >lanis America. should faau IN
TOIr AND FINANCE.h Published weekly 90 per, p, an An
Ium Adire-> EAPONE MD flNAHNH ~ pbtAShi-'"
% 5 bowling Green, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
rnLxcrrox Mry OF rrxysY1vAyrA pIxE.

Tho western Ppnnsvlvana Club Of Princeton College
had It's annual dinner last night at ClarHs The usual
joly time was spent and the old were sung The
rresdont George r. wallace introduced the speakers.
The first toast The SOUTH responded 70 by
T. &. Glbncv Of Lexington. KY. in q short speech
princeton and the Metropolis" responded TO by
C,eorge B Agncw NewYork. In response 10 prince
ton Public Life" Joseph NJ Huston. OF Phiadei'
pha ayerrcd that Princeton above all others were
pal An,rcans and closed by saying that in his opinion
tae country needed more Princeton men IN politics
college Men aud tho Press' was responded TO by
John A. Murray OF PtSburg. william NJ. Parker. Of
OIL City Penn. made speech In answer TO the toast
"The Dear Girls"
Among those present L. c. Woods o. y. Edwards
i- C. A. Jamson, HaFwoOd Vernon J. A. heCune
Il / Mcdowell, /. A. Hutch.Eson aud w. J. Red. jr.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

The Cambridge Fith.ayc. and Thirty 'third'ss.' Is
rslaual. model hotel CUISINE uh'urpassea' i'Fe"'
Reich proprie.or.-(Home Journal.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

The clever little advertisements the eighth and
ninth naces OF The Tribune minister 10 ali the
monDlace wants of mankind
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Ec!ia,sus Notices.

FprT COURSE OF new phenomenal lectures az Cooper
=, ,t,,ts bv Dr WILLIAM n. Won SWARLWOtI.
n.iSn y, ~ the Columbia Commonwealth etc. Text for
sunday March y 3 D. M. "Acns From the commonwealth
~ Israeli Questions answered
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

In the many columns OF short advertisements on
tho eighth ard ninth pages Of The Tribune this morn
ing YOU will find variety Of desirable things men,
toned.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH, MadsonayA
o,ne, aSthst Rev RODERICK TERRY, d. d. Pastors
Sunday March & II a. M, Holy Communion; p m.
prra the Possof.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
FAMILY 'CoMMUTNloN on TIE NEw-YoRK

The new plan Of family commutati0n on the NV
York Central + expected 10 aid materially IN deEenp'
Ing the attractive Annexed District north OF the .i'y'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

APOSTLES GIVEN. LOST AND RESTORED , Ser:
man Sunday D. m, Catholic Apostoc lhnreh ~. weso
57th.st wcst OF 0thave. All are invited seats ifec'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

Ksep's shirt. 10 Measure. six for 80. None better
=, any ,rco 400 and Sll Broadway.