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CIRCUIT CouRT-J,sd9e Cor.
Real Estare Matters.

John Chester has bought for $3.50 of John
Ridout part "a, square Az. Is by 1903 feet on 18th
street between r and streets northwest.
The Corcoran Fire Insurance Company has
bought for So, COO of John T. Lehman part IL
square $40. Is By 80 feet on 11th street between
i and q streets northwest
u. A Snow has bought of Sarah A. MARI for
Sl3, 600 parts 2 and IA, square 4O5 Is feet 8
inches by "a feet inches ON Sth street between
q and II streets northwest.
W. =. Newton has bought for 5000 Of W
McNier parts % and Is. square ISL, SO. 40 by g
feet corner of II and 18th streets northeast.
Volney 5. Wood has purchased for $4,000 O,
Harriet E. Wood lots 2 TO L. reservation ID, u.
by Ia feet 8 inches. on Maryland avenue be.
tween Az and 9th streets southwest.
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ANACOSTIA-
A MErAPHYsIcsL INSTITUTE.

MErApHYsIcN. INSTITUTE.
The erection Of a metaph ysical institute will
shortly be begun on Bald Eagle Hill. the
property of Mrs. Nina V. b. Hughes. the meta
physician. II is designed to be three stories in
height. of the rustic architectural order and
TO be in large part fashioned after the great
log cabin at Youngstown. Ohio. Mr.. Charles
Williams of Dayton. Ohio. is the architect. IL
Is expected by the projectors that the establish
ment Will be In running order by midsummer.
The only regulations will be that words OF sin,
sickness or death shall not be uttered. and that
only thoughts Of heath and happiness shall be
spoken. 1t is not undertaken as a money-mak-
ing venture, and the deserving poor will be
welcomed. The site of this novel institution is
one of the most commanding in the District.
IL Is two and one-half miles from the street car
terminus. on the road to Belleview Magazine
and upon the extension of South Capitol street.
and will be within easy access of the city. The
view sweeps the Potomac from Georgetown to
Fort Washington There are "a acres in
the tract Pilgrims will be permitted to pitch
their tents and camp here gratis Cottages
will be provided Adjacent lands will be grad
uAlly bought and subdivided, but lots will be
sold only to persons in sympathy with the met
aphysic cause. The turning of the first sod
viii be httingly celebrated
LOGAN Posr's CELEBRATION.
well attended meeting of John A. Logan
Post, No. 10, was held Wednesday evening at
Masonic Hall. After the usual business of the
post had been transacted number Of addi-
tional committees were appointed to make nee
essary preparation for the celebration of WASH
ington's birthday. 1t was determined that the
banquet be served on the first floor Of the Ma
sonic Hall under the supervision of the ladies
of the John A Logan Relief Corps. The IL
nance committee Of the post again held meet
ing last evening at Comrade Armstrong; office.
and . number of citizens attended and ex-
pressed their willingness to render their aid
to the project and contributed literally to-
wardit. The several committees made reports,
all Of which were favorable. The committee to
wait on the Commissioners reported that those
functionaries had promised to attend.
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..BaOxoDrsI" cures headache. 2sc.-Adct.

Providing for Additional Inspector.
Acting Secretary Nettleton has issued u cir
eulAr to customs officers in regard to sugars in
bond, which provides ss follows: I'm order to
facilitate the delivery, under the supervision Of
officers OF the customs, on or after April
1, 1891, Of sugars refined and trans
ported In bond at any railway station
within the district of the collector OF surveyor
to whom the same were consigned collectors
are hereby authorized to nominate for appoint
ment for period not 10 exceed five days frori
March 81, 1891, such number OF adj
ditionai Inspectors may be !, ne
csssary, provided that in each case the pee-
sons asking for delivery of sugars from railway
ears shan stipulate in writing 60 pay, and shall
deposit q sufficient amount for the compensa-
ton Of the inspector az the rate Of - per diem,
and 70 dsfray his expenses in going 10 and re-
turning from the point where the delivery Of
such sugars may take place.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. NJ
Dsrneille to J. +. O'Neill lot s. 50. s94; g
Z. II. Fowler TO Martha A. johnson. sub IA. 50
1912; 1900 D. Birtwel to W. McKinlay. pt
subs Is and IA. blk 8, lie Droit Park; e.. A
A. Lipscomb ct al. to r. Gowler, lot ., blk. AZ
II. s sub Mt Pleasant; 5000. Roxe Z. Wake,
10 Leo Simmons. subs 43 20 SO, so. s14; e.. II
Fendsll, trustee, to Bridget sullivan. lot I
Johnson's sub Mt Pleasant; so09sO. Jacob W
Birch to H. A. Clarke. PIT. Is. 50. 297; g. W
J. Newton TO G. G. Phelps, sub. l02, 50. ISL
SO 264; 8. W. ]. Newton to W. McNier. pt
IS, So 9ol; g.. Georgine o. Erb to Nellie Z
Burse, lot 7, blk 10, Whitney Close; -. Nelli,
T. Eurse to Mary A. Heating, same property
e. Elizabeth G. Sothoron to l. Russell .
a., sub IL, So 1874; -
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VIM. B. Howard yesterday entered three
Central Construction Company, New York
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LOGAN Posr's CELEBRATION.
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERh- Chief Justice Bing-
ham and JUICES James and Montgomery.
Yesterday-Michael Talty's will argued and
submitted Louis Cunningham agt Peter Camp
bell and D. Pratt Wright; argued and sub
mitted.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jsd9e Cor.
Yesterday--Great Falls Ice Company agt
District of Columbia; Leopold Luchs agt same
A T. Mitchell sgt- same; C. ". Henshaw agt
same; p. o. Doroghue agt. same; A. X. Ora
ham agt. same; judgments in certiorari. The
Gottsehalk Company vs. Byron; Judgment by
default
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I AKEI.AND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
~ SMALL MONTHLY PAlMENTs.IThis besuti-
tul subdivision u situated In Prince 0sorges county
Nd about miles from arlington. on the Wash.
z higher than wash, has rood drainage Is perfectly
Heights, College Park. Berwyu and the grounds Of
the Maryland Agricultural College Il has Is miles Of
wde well graded avenues, which g. 600 shade trees
have ben planted ,nd are now being boxed It has
tfu lake Of clear frssh water acres IN Il has
ney station, where 20 or more trains stop daily /;
tcketsto Washington 1eents the run IN 20 minutes
or about 10 minutes drive. % houses are coWpeted
and in course OF srecton 10 Of which have been sold
and occupied within nont4s and q Us or Mors IN
house elscric lxht plant, vaiks, BE-. viii soon s.
ventsns. Prices Of lots, quo 10 o1SO Terms; 40
csih and el0 pr mCnth. % % Per month lots $50
" less LAkeisnd has more improvssnsnts and CON
ysnsncss and y bsstsr Located tnsn any other sub
asssa:s ssS Ssf eas.e1. eo ss
outbutidings. wells punps csllass. baths heat Be-,
On icss that syssses acre. to b sold 70 dsTabts
Z f:SS s 30 och 40 cob 90 PEI no ~.
III sa6SS e. :sin s s:sS 5s .s mo-
3.s00kl ~ 500, each S0czsh and $50 pr mo ;tktr
bpse cent discounf WI b mads Tor 80 a part cash
:ep s 3 E lS,sif; s|.s e: sss D.
eia ss y " tbst oeh end lO!n sn4 o snd 90 lHop
70 70 an q Pm. rel LAkslnnd nom 1870 %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


CoR sALE-THREE BRICK HOUSES ToeETHRR
whs ssa.s. from S slv.s- s.n e
dress Box II. star ofhce- feiSsH-
tween 18th and 18th sfs. CONTAINING siS rooms and
nth room ren,s tor s;.o per month; pric~. s3.ooo
80. ~ fHos. J. FISHER CO..
lelsca LEA 81 NV.
ss,s q copn:stisas ave- The frsni.s. I. Is lei )
are eight rooms and t$,h ssoP xP.,Ss $500
Eok sAl.k-A 2,sToRY AND EASEMENT BRICK
y r., HOUSE, SITUATED on I ST, IN A pEsIk-
r rs TIP 2E TIE fITt A Ssp
SOME MANTELs AND Tiles PRick. ere 900.
fei3-co6s 5srs Penn. AVE-.
EoR sALE-A NEw 3-sT0RY BRICK HOUSE
HAN MsTH tgATsEpMENT Just o9M5IETED ANp
MIN Mh1SH s NIT % ThF EcSiNsIoS kkIIhoiP
TIihphAss s. pkRAKrMESL; iHis Is MOST De:
fel3-eods isrs PENN. AVE-.
For sALE-HorsE ie:s. 9Th ST. NV; THkEE
stores prrss er1ek hay window 10 rooms, hot and
c.i or address Dr. a 3; n oSbES '''e i+i s:s!'
EoR sALE-ss. 5O-ONk OF THOSE HANDSOME
IA hsw houses on i s., nv: south front rooms
For 800. Il. N. MORRISON. isias fs, nv.
FoR SOMETHING CHEAP. FLORIDA
sri 60 $500 ns.1 n RI % .oas a
b.. m ;2;sIRj rent $50 s5.5oo
f.H. GARDNER.
ieI56 Sc. cor. 9Th and = u.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-FkOM DECEMBER NEXT, A FUR
w nished house of about eleven rooms situated on
Capitol HILL Address. by letter only. Room az, Will
lards Hotel. fel2-3t'
WANTED FOR CUSTOMER wEIL-LO-
Gated house in the part Of the city with all
modern improvements. at from -, 600 to $1,000.
fel2-lw REDfURD W. WALKER SON lO(B u st.
w seyen-room house. mod. imps. n W. preferred
prize not to exceed -. OOO. Address, stating price.
&c, II. II -, Star ONCE. feI2-sts
WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER FIVE OR
w sxroom house. mod. imps. any part of the city
price not TO exceed S2 so must be bargain Address,
stating price. sc. , H., As 9TH ST. s.w. fell-sts
WANTED-A NINE OR TEN-ROOM HOUSE
w parlor. dining room and kitchen main floor
from owner; -. 900 cash. p o. Box .5s,. nl-a
WANTED-HOUSES FROM a, 500 TO s6 600;
w also lots in Washington and 1anier Heights.
ACkEk q GADSBY.
aul3 lUOS st. w.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-ON FEBRUARY III, 1891, A FOX TERRIER
IL dog, marked with black saddle, tan and black on
head. Finder will please return to 1907 st. and
ceiye reward fel3-2t'
I OST OR STOLEN-FROM 6,l EAST CAPITOL
IL ST. brown spaniel, with white breast tail bobbed
answers to the name OF Mac had on nickel collar A
reward of - and questions asked his return
the above address. fe12.H
I OST-LADYS GOLD WATCH, CHASED GREEN
IL pendant. between ga I'd ct. NV, in pension
Office, along to 9TH or LansburRh Baums. SUIT
able reward II returned to above number. fe12-1s
cox REWARD. LOST-ON SUNDAY LAST AN
sD&c unset diamond, ~ karats In size will pay
aloye reward and no questions asked. M'DEvITrS
DETECTIVE AGENCY, 80 9Th st. n2.:t'
I OsT-LAkGk MALTESE CAT. REWARD OF
II e3 II returned to 5ls A st. Sc fe1l-Sts
OST-A DIAMOND; DROPPED FROM EAR
IL ring sunday last between and q PIN. between X
and f. 9Th and 10Th SITS. Suitable reward for its re-
turd to l204 ST. NV. fe1l-N'
I OST-ON JANUARY 10, A LIVER COLORED
II setter dog puppy with brass medal and small lock
st. NV. fel1-N'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, -FOUR UNFUR-
w nshed rooms Second hoor, west Of 18th Ut.
rent moderate Address, stating price. Box Isl, star
ofhce felS.ts
WANTED BY TWO MARRIED COUPLES AMI
w one single young lady, four rooms two furnished
as bed chambers one a. sitting room and unfur
mshedi with board; permanent II suited. Address
II. p. E., Star office. fe1:}-:t.
WANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
w first floor. between and y sts and til and
line prsferred Address, stating terms and location.
PHYSICIAN. Star Office. te12:t
WANrED-MARCH /, BY TWO ADULTS, TWO
w furnished rooms with board; refined private
family west OF 18th St. preferred Address d. II. D.,
star ONCE. fe11-:H-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LrOR sALE-AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
= for man holding . government position and who
waite. and lots q fruit tn: property IN 9sstion 3
Alexandria, and Is but two minutes walk from ST.
Asaph station and fifteen minutes nds IRON b. and r.
depot either way. The place contains : acres Of the
best Of ground web fenced. and improved by S-room
brick house. stable. barn and oufhouses. Price
fei2-:n cS + ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

i lO12 18th st. H. w. at ~ 80 per mo- Addross Ell.
GENE ARNOLD. ASS La. ave-, or GEO. +. HARDIN,
3lS Pa. ave. Sc. ja2l-1m
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-AFLAT; THREE LARGE COMMUNE
~ eating unfarnished rooms and bath all newly pa
pered: three large closets and book in passage
second floor 1878 18th NV. Inquire l42S Pierre,
place NV. fe4-1m
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E,OR SALE-FROM l2 TO Is ACRES ON LINE OF
EehinEton road. near lexington and Edgewood;
than any ground in vicinity. Price 81 $50 per acre
ts7-6t DUGAG BUTLER, OO9 Ut. n. W..
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Eok SALE-

- 'AH- \
2l1to aS 10th ct,
b b, 1 and q rs q
liz Pa ave.f "a, tir.
i to 10 O'Brien's cou.
b h. 4r......
2210 to :ssA Bound
airy 81. bh. ar. all
aG4 to 94;2 Bound.
airy st. b h. 4r all
COL to OIL n II az
and 4 houses On
,. ) to is4i Z 81 Or .
lSf ] st, ( h, 5r. .
Ss,S to SS34 p VI. bh
h..-..............
l0-O " 81. y Z. M. /.
SS to 3-i3 Jackson
Hall alley b h. Ar. .
] to Is alley bst NJ an
n. Eth and 18th SITS
ll@ to llo1s I'D 8,
4 b, F..............
i:sS to AL prather's
aney.b b. ir........
40 st. bh. m 1, 1&
The above is only l
books. For iull list
A.. =.
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l+02 Chaplin st, llr. 800
lila 18th st NV. il
l4o eis stoasiion st. Or. .:sS
I 1O1 H st NV, Sr -. .45
sos Z st NV, Sr. 40 per mo.
1914 X st NV, &..........N
go o st NV. Sr. As
24S 14th at nw,9r. Al. 81
500 I'd st NV. 1r..........35
1910 9TH ct NV, store
and dwelling. .35
1870 9th st NV. ar. 10
1850 p st NV, store and
ware rooms.............3
1924 18th st NV, Sr,
lib Mass ave NV. ar. 20. 80
624 II st NV, Or. 10
61 Po,neroy st NV. jr. IL
:2s:}Q4 14th st NV. fat 5r. -
IsHED.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
Il 80 l1th st NV. 2 large
halls and store ...... $3.50
13D " VI NV. l5r. .06. 80
1913 Mass ave. 11r and
,s :.s5 y :, NO. IL ~, i3 :,9
} }c;5 y y !! s NV NV. lssr......l!! e
80 14th st NV, 1lr, III
l4th Ct extended. 15r. .l:l5
l411 Mass ave NV. lsr. LIS
1908 H Ut NV, LIT. 100
l5lS Conn ave, 11r. 81. 81
l3l2Conn ave. 16r 81. 50
1868 r Ut NV. 1lr SO. 81
1873 y Ut NV, Tor. ;. .S3. IS
JO11 o st NV. 12r........N5
:tEe + ct NV. 13r. 10
1888 q st. u. rs
az New York ave NV. Or. Is
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E'OR RENT-SS PER MONTH, FOUR-ROOM
frame houses papered nicely situated two squares
nom car line on Lewis Vt. we'll water at door
white persons. HEBRON RAMEY,
fe1-W 1907 + st. NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-DESIRABLE, LOw-PhICED LOTS IN
w the northwest for a client with S15, 90 cash.
fel3-3t' RALEIGH SHERMAN, 5l4 18th st. n W.
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EOR sALE-CORNER LOT AT CARLIN SPRINGS
4 with certificate Of stock very cheap.
fe7-1W lE1 n n N -
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Linea F6rrea del Oeste.
!!La ruta mas serta J eson6miea para
il ala Capital.

carril que empezar5 81 dia 10 del corTiente,
he organizado un tren que partiendo de Ba
yalnon Ia llegada del de Arecibo, tome los
yiajeros para la Capital; y otro que partien-
da de la Capital Ia una media de In tarle
y por medic del vapor de la bahia, enlace coR
el que saliendo de Martin Pend, cOntinda
para Arecibo demas pueblo3 intermedieF.
Coches de Ia. elase nuevoa. e6modOs elegaates.
Bayam6n L. de Marco dc 1891.
g2.EOtNOJV' E.RLD B6
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SMSX1RN NRXa
DE RAFAEL ROIG
'Sascesos' ese .R1stoss5o Kg1es5Gs

Ofrece sus servicios en- Sc establecimiento 81
tuado en- Ia calle de San Justo ndmero IT, garanti-
zan@o todos los trabajos que tengan 4 biea eaoO-
aendarle, tanto de ropade Paisanes, eemo de Mill
tsre', pues cuenta va veinte dos anos de prAc-
cia en 81 arte que profesa.
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lReQr de. brea vegetat
CONCETRADO Y DOSIFICADo.
Prep0rodo por MonGgas, .fagmGe6utjee

El mejor remedio que Sc conoco para la
ouraci0n de los sarpullidos, comez6n, herpe,
eatarros, asma, Intermediates dc las Was res
piratorias etc. etc.
Poderoso antis6ptico para limpiar toda
clase dc llagas 1lceras de NAL caracter Ell
mejor depuratiyo dc la sangre Superior to-
dos los conocidos hasta ell dta preparado con
ulaterialos esoOgidos.
Vease el PROSPECTO que acompana ca
da frasco.
Deposito dnico para las ventas al por ma
GD Pfdaseen todaslas boticas.
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LA GADITANA
BB RA hHHN CARBON

EspeciaIidad en- abanioos, perfumerla toda
clase de objetos de novedad y fantasia.
Quincaleria, art1culos de viaje, cristalerfa,
Iporceana, botones, flores, guantes, encaes, Gin
tas bisuteria ina ETC., etc.
/, Importation directa.-Ventasal por mayor y
detall.-San Juan Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 28.--
Direction telegrafica: CARBON.
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venanelo euI6a y sobrino
FORTALEZA As, 40 81 r..

0frece los siguentes artculos precios m6dieos
Azulejo loseas baldosines cataanas
das losets marmo bancas azue loa
tro Ycso Cemento Portland barles de los
Pnturas verde mimic banco zinc acredada
DOS LEONS AgUarrs aceite naza Brochas
Hero gavanizad acanaado so cobas clavos de zinc
tuecas arandelas canales cumbreras
Paris de una enco pggsdas Palas peo azadas azadones
ealaatear agod6n desperdicio para mpar maquinas
Crsaera uy fna de todas classes de Ia Baccara Va
as completas decoradas de Rorcelana fna Pee
superores case para azado gran novedad
cajas de herro, Basculas Barras de metal
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San T7an P7erto-42ico Abrl 19 de 1891 Of1cinas
LA ELEGANCIA GUIANA
sOMBRERERfA Y CAMISERfA
unAGUSTlN GONZALEZ, Fortaleza 4e

En- este nuevo estabIecimiento encontraran las per
sonas que Sc sirvan vsltarlo, un varado surtdo de
artfculos de novedad para caballeros; tales come:
CoRBATAs, PANUELOs, CUELLos z PUNos De ch-
LULo1DE,s CAlIsETAs, CALzoNCILLos, GENBL0s,
PARAGUAs, BAsTOEEs ETC, ETC, los eaales han
sido importados recientetnente de Europa y les Bs
tados-Unidos. Esta casa Sc encarga asi nisrno de
toda oase de trabajo, perteneciente los ramos de
to SONBRERER1A Z CANISERIA
pues ouenta con operarios habiles de mucha PrAe-
tica en- estos ohcios - Invitamos nuestros amigos
al pdbico en- general que nos hagan una vista, q
fin de que puedan yer nuestras existencias som-
breros de todas clases precioa dltina nsvedad de
parfs que aeabamos de recibir.
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S e. VEND e

1'res euGpOrGdorGs 61gIesGS, grap,des q de
rsay foco ssso q dos tde'sa t1o,sces0S, toads esa
s.sstgy tYte3a eS601O.
Ufsa b0mbG eatrgatgG de tece ce3at5s1setrcs.
Una bombG horizontal de trei,stG centtasetYos
l4sa cGIde9a tatbasZoSo de 1O4 cabGElos de fss,rsa
Fdr50S tae6eytGS de catGre,atG SETS cestt1setfos
Tres Sespesatj3aGS de cobre para cl0YtfcGdorGS.
Ia c0gentad0r para gseGrapoS
Dirigirse Ia fundicion de D. Roberto
flsaham, calle dc Ia Marina.-~Ponce
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LUDWIG DUPLAGE. TetHal 3.
G0MIs1oNEs En- GENERAL.
SAT- JWA&F u p P@aa aa9RD9s
g.92aaEsa aae. alsae es,eeeaackrss aecsaa

S1easEss 9sc sFaaa'eFeascRf5s secf2s
Vent. do fllo para eoser ,l9 J. yP. Goats Paisley
III id. id. de CEak Il GO Sd
FAbrica de licOres al vapor
Agal}cia de los Vapores CuGreos de las Antlas,
do los Sres. Sobri5s0s De Herrera, 10 Ia HabanG
Agencia Principal del Nalog costanero en- esta
Isia, de la misns0 EDsl,resG.
Agencia de la Royal Nail 'Sf.gH Packet CT Lon
dres.
Agencia de la NOrther9t Il 4ssfe,once Cc, Londres.
Rgencia de Ia North british Il Mercantile III
ssrGace Co, i40ureS
Agencs de la "Ir0sGt{ft2tiro" C.,inpafia de Ase-y
guros contra ineelu,l's. IS damburgo
AgencIa de Ia f'NdYSs2GN ta3aset5i;.a de Segur0s
maritimos de .LOndres.
Agencia lae Lloyd Apdatts i.isijs
Agent3a tte SG1egerIo6JttSey dcAta1 -. sSityFegfa-
dTy; & ESseWgjesSerei.
Sangerhusen, AMEMANLA.
Ffbries de asaquinaria de elaboration de asatcnd.
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( - ~ g. z

Sc ofrecen en- venta: Una clasitiea.iora lie
cafe conpzetGNse3a1ste HsseVG, fabrioante Petney
y Co., Limited Lfncoln Inglatorra, por nenoe,
del cogto, procio Conventional. Tn moline pa
ra hac7r guarapo, TODD de hierro, 5 masas, con
poIea fila y m6vil .suhciente para seis soneiadas
de cana en- IL horas, nuevo. por $ll9 aoAcda
c0rriente.
Informan: Alexandra Bssosa, Bsyasadl,. :
B. B. Lopez, Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-19
ALC0HOLADO.

Para suso diario en- elztocador y el ba-
no p ara fricciones contra los dolores de
cabeza, reumatismo, ETC., no hay NADIA
superior al ALooHoLADo ARoMATIoo de
Sta. Ana.-Rrecio en-elegantes frascos
so ctvs. De Yenta en- la Farmacia Gui-
llermety en- ell ESTABLISHMENTS de Fe-
lipe Hecht En- Ponce en- ell alnaacen de
nadsiea de D. OLYMPIC Otero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-19
& 1.tgo, Eividanes Sc 90.
SOCIEDAD EN- C0MANDITA

Comisionlstas. Importadores y Exportaderes.
Almac6n de proVisiones do todas classes
Consignatarlos dc blques.-Tetuan NUM-. -.
nirecci0n por Corrre0: APARTAD0 1e.
}irecci0n p1n (:ate. TRIG0
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01

Bolton lie making great preparations
for her approaching fair, and entries
already made compel enlargement OF
stock accommodations. .,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01

DIR. w. d. Spore, a very intelligent
gentleman, having charge of the
business of the New York Lite lnsur-
ance company, in Mexico, is in the
civ for a visit. The doctor is reg
ulsr contributor to the leading Mex
lean Journals, being q ready writer
and interesting correspondent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01

DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Rough
on Rats Clears out rats, mice, lilies
reaches and bed-b bugs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-01

Many refugees are aboard ships in
Valparaiso waters; guaranteeis given
for protection OF lives and property OF
foreigners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-12
home RULE FOR ERIN.
The National Federation Issues a
Proclamation.

The National Federation Issues a
Proclamation.
NEW YORK, July 1l.-Ths National Fed
GRAFTON of America. organized to aid the
home rule movement it Ireland, has,
through its officers. DR.. T. A. Emuett, presi-
dent; Eugene Kelly, treasurer; ]. s. Cole-
man, secretary. and John Byrne. chair
man of Ehe board of trustees, issued
a proclamation to the friends of home
rule for Ireland TO be true to the
cause at this critical moment aud to lend
their assistance, 80 that at the next gem
eral election in Great Britain, home rule
may carry the day. Mr.. Parnell is severely
criticized for his course. Following ia an
extract: "Let US learn from the lesson
taught by Mr.. Parnell. Let US speak to the
people of Ireland at the present
crisis with no uncertain voice.
Their splendid action at the by
elections prove they have even
anticipated our wishes. They must lay
aside forever hero worship and one-man
leadership. Full representation, free as
semblage. fair discussion and temperate
rule of the majority must be the guiding
principles. and with a single mind the union
must resolve that for no man must the
cause of Ireland be sacrificed.n