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ALEXANDRIA.
rzr xrv rrsH-wHARy Law.

The mayor has signed the amendment to the
city fish bill and the act which has now gone
into effect will control operations during the
coming fishing season The lessees Of the fish
wharf once chained the right TO the wharfage
on fish or melons which came here
by railroad. This claim has always been
dspused and the new Law formally disay VOWS il.
On the other hand, the right TO take wharfage
for tish or melons landed elsewhere than at the
fish wharf is affirmed, but the wharfage rate on
melons is reduced to the Washington standard,
Is cents per thousand The city fish wharf will
be rented in a few weeks and the lessee will
have Q clearer idea OF his powers than ever be-
fore, and his Jurisdiction will extend to stur-
geon, but not TO crabs or oysters.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court, Judge Norton, has
jury today which has been summoned
from Fairfax county because the case on
trial is one in which all residents or tax
payers Of Alexandria have an interest IL Is
the case Of Mullen against the city council OF
Alexandria Some time ago Mullen was injured
by the fall Of a smokestack at the city gas
works and he claims damages
NOTES
Mr.. r. @. Strangman of This city yesterday
took out his naturalization papers at the cor
porstion court
The =. and A. Masons Of Osiris Lodge Of
Washington were entertained here by Alexan-
dria Washington Lodge on Wednesday night
The Alexandria camp Of the Sons OF Confed-
erste Veterans have elected i. G.. Brent captain;
s. r. shinn, J. i. Green and N. s. Ballinger,
hsutenants; G. T. Warield, secretary, and W.
ID. Appich, treasurer
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Apparent Frauds In Entering Sugar.

spechA Agent Chance OF the customs service
In Philadelphia made an important discovery .
few days ago which apparently gave evidence
Of the existence Of a conspiracy to defraud the
government out Of legitimate revenue By the
merest accident he was made aware of the fact
that there was a lowering Of the sugar entries
Of W. Ford Thomas, representing the Claus
Spreckles Sugar refinery. Investigation showed
that fraudulent alterations had been made in
led to tine opinion that the amount OF money of
which the government had been cheated was
almost $50 Collector Cooper made an i'm
mediate demand upon Mr.. c. A. Spreckels for
~, 600. believing that sum would cover the ex-
tent OF the fraud. and Mr. Speckels handed 10
the collector q certified check for that amount.
Mr.. Spreekels and his broker, W. Ford Thomas
deny all knowledge Of the fraud. Mr.. spreckels
ssked for government expert to examine his
own books and tests.
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A Chance to Win a Prize.

A Peruvian lady named Adelina Concha de
Concha, according to information received by
the bureau Of American republics, has offered
an annual prize Of 81 900 to the girl between
the years Of eighteen and twenty who shall be
judged By committee 70 have most distin-
giished herself for anliability, intelligence. ac-
compliments and charity. The same lady
h..s offered triennial prize Of 81 800 TO the
physician who shall have proved himself most
capable during the first three years of the prac-
tics OF his profession. also trienniAl prize Of
$500 70 the painter or sculptor Of Peru who
In composition shall produce the most meritori-
ous WORK OF art; also an annual prize Of 500 to
the two scholars Of both sexes OF the municipal
schools who shall have the best standing in
their studies and department..
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WESTINGHOUSE AFFAIRS.
A Crisis Reached In the Management of the
Enterprises.

A Pittsburg special SAYS: The affairs of the
extensive Westinghouse interests in Pittsburg,
which are capitalized at s23, 600, 900, have
reached a crisis in consequence of the notice of
tbs advisory board that the $500, 900 raised by
Pittsburs capitalists to meet pressing claims
against the concerns il not sufficient
Mr.. Westinghouse Is expected TO return to
Pittsburg tomorrow. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for him From the beginning he has
held the controlling interest in all the corpora
tions which bear his name. He has had more
than one opportunity to dispose of his stock at
high prices, but did not sell share. Now,
with the exception Of the Westinghouse Air
Brake Company, the stocks are down to about
one-fifth their par value. The embarrassment
is said to be entirely due to the attempt to do
an immense business with comparatively small
cash capital A large share of the whole capi-
talization il stock issued in payment for patents
held by Mr.. Westinghouse.
Paul d. Cravath, New York. attorney for
George Westinghouse. jr., of Pittsburg. said
yesterday that the efforts to place the preferred
stock in the Westinghouse Electric Company
In that city were progressing favorably. The
precise amount for which a market has been
found vas not known, but II is understood that
the amount offered represents at par a valua-
ton Of 81, 600 900. Mr.. Cravath Is authority
for the statement that there is no danger Of Mr.
Westinghouse being compelled to make an as
segment a. 1t had been intimated he might do
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Had Somebody Else's Bicycle.

John II. Simms, colored man who once
served a term in prison for having one wife too
many, got possession o: q bicycle yesterday
that belonged to J. II. Drown. and last night he
attempted to dispose Of it for $40.
John had been drinking and he told the story
that his wife had made him a present of the
wheel He particularly pleased with the
bell on the bicycle because it looked like silver.
This morning. however. he was not at all
pleased, For he found himself behind the bars at
Judge Millers eourt. He charged with
grand larceny and Judge Miller committed him
IN default of Il goo bail for the grand jury.
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ANACOSTIA.

WANT THE SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SALARY RAISED.
large body of citizens called on Superin-
tendent Powell yesterday to confer upon gen.
eral school matters. 1t was urged that the
salary of Principal Fl. s. Petty be increased
from 81 900 to Il. 500 per annum, the same as
allowed principals Of the city schools. Those
present were Mrs. E. Il. Russell, Mr.. James G.
Leonard, Yrs. Anna Peck, Mrs Maggie lew,
Mrs James Z. Arnold, Mr.. BARLEY, Mr.. Tew,
Mr.. J. Z kinnix and others
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
Anacostia Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, met in
Masonic Temple last night and conferred the
rank of knight on Mr.. Charles Brooks Of the
Washington post Office. A preliminary meet
ing was held with view to the organization OF
. uniform rank.
TO ERECT NEW CHURCH
The Bethlehem Baptist Church, Rev. VIM II.
Phillips, pastor, is preparing to pull down the
present i-ame and erect q brick structure. The
congregation has been organized into working
clubs for this purpose.
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mr.. Wallace NJ. Case and Miss Alice g. Nor
MS, both of Washington we're may.i-d Wednes-
day evening at st. Teresa's rectory by Father
Thomas B. Hughes. Those present were: Mrs.
George r. Repetti, Miss kita Repetti, Mrs.
williams Miss Eliza Howell. Mr.. Charles u.
Norris. Mr.. Thomas p. Norris and Mr.. Norris,
father of the bride.
A delightful dinner was given by Mrs. Anna
Peck Tuesday in honor of Capt. James z. e.
dredge of Vermont. Gen. and Mrs. Hendricks
and Mrs. Emma Bickford. Covers were laid
for fifteen guests The favors were rich clus-
ters of long-stemmed roses
PERSONAL NOTES
Judge Charles Pelham, who has been for the
past month sojourning in Alabama, was visiting
his Oxon Hill plantation Yesterday A theater
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs William G.
Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williamson and
others attended Albaugh's last night. Mr.. L.
p. Weldon Of st. Elizabeth has gone to North
Carolina on government business. Mr.. R. H.
Arnold Of the Anacostia railroad was severely
injured Tuesday by being trampled on by a
horse. Mr.. James 8. Reagan left Monday for
his adopted state, North Carolina Miss Maud
Talbert of Oxon Hill Is visiting her uncle, Mr..
L B. Anderson of Monroe street
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The Revolf In Chill,

The Gillian ironclad Almirante Cochran has
seized the cargo left by the steamer Santiago
- Iquiqae. The Cochran's commander has
gwen notice that ne WI blockade Iquique on
ths 10Th instant The Peruvian government
has received . telegram from its consul at
Iqaique stating that the various consuls are go
ing 70 protest against the threatened blockade
All the telegraph wires to the north Of Valparaiso
have been cut. The rebels have declared the
ports Of Chill blockaded in order 10 interrupt
The nitrate trade.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PRoPOsALs viii be received at the once
y OF the supervisinx Archtet, Treasury Department.
THE fifth Bay Sf FEB s3 ISL r an On On
labor and materials required for the erection and com
iuTnitare5 q the sa.dn9 fer arsasts roon ana n
south court q TIE United states Treasury Department
drawings and s;ecifcaiions copies OF which may he
had on app,eation az this oihse Each bid must be
n,eni VIII reject All received az, the tilae Lerrh
sonsy f9s MI, as al ss .sS sds which DO no
sss .p oDoss.s mTs ss ne ss IN an snssiope
Of The Smdtaa Sor the arsuSss n ro s,
sSutn sSn Of the Snsd states Irsaspry pepaIt
January 13, 1881. jsi4-eoa
DRoPosALs FOR MATERIALS REQUIRED FpR
fH EH co6ssn k shSGrro ushTnEaEs II
CORPS, WASHINGTON. d. C--Hesdausrters C. =
u. once Ss HSf az Ell d fifth
ar artieiss: 30 joist. go inshes i iess ions
onS 20 stud 5s4, IS feet long ZOO fess Sri l
:s a e s sns on 9pi
vide: 1000 fess yiisini. Pine Sssdsd and rsedsd
WHITE PINE hSef & .onss
and efooved virsinia pine boards; 9 900 feet white
so Sas VA. i pn. Z. .os door, ri
p elss p5d o q Ses mode. aaS5 Jams
light window Gsh. feet 1o5 inches. Q le<t 4xi
4 10 ~ Sou s, sfss sS ss &
compete. as per drawing rs galvanized iron dorner
ss.d 9 SS
hS sSysr Az s,sb z e se " :. M.rns
United sss.es Ne deliyesy o. ~ articles g Be made
esfion % us 60 Tss once rsssryss tie nix to
81: ~ sss ana
pol saouid b tnaorssd 'SPesSls for s.ssri.,s'
Q. 8. Marine Corps, wsshinsion. pc. ssiS2sw2v
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
t ME- RJ aSSsks 4SP 9gS ron SALE

MIL Rd SSSsEs Sp t3yS roE SALE ~
full subdivision IL situssed IN Prime Georges county
sS 81 nile ..S -
xAsss an s LETT s.,r'sa VIII e b. In
sSVS y SSsssas
& cs seh ! Is l. ss. 9
have been planted and are nov bsns bored. Il kGs
ss srss Is 4 9s ss
INV n :Sni aaas
slout 10 mfnlsss dstye. % hoasss are eolnIetsa
..a 9. within e q s ,sd
Sss. s4s, "A 70 Ss y WI Sps
hous.. electric hsh plant, Walks, Se. wifi soon b
cash and Si6pef month o. SS pss month on lots siS
% axe . : sss s:s. end so
y..o9 .6s1. E..sin.tSn where Iof. az b9usht los
DWELLINGS VIII Srick fosadaaioss. PorcSss, ciossss.
g a. IL: @ :;s. y 5: Cd, a. s:ss:
i go - sss Co q. s,s Z: mo- a.
iS Sxa g 81 81 q s,: n M
Ssss 81, S g ma: :1 Yds e
.1S s Is 6 g Js s. S NJ ST. &c.
F5,.:: s q { n III ~ g. ESESz
:, s -. s'''''7 sE 49,: : .e.:
AM ONE Win ego On I0RE oar II1KN on
e. ssss: = '.i s: u Il! sss e sssa N - IS
CHEAP LOTS u AzRxDAAN HII1. @ Ann 60
Ai3i1 DgLANY . WHITING.
n1sIHA1LnL0 u wASHINaTON Hd01Is,
- tes Roasnng = soscsanftsn. = u - ea-26 psi
sl&is HCLAMy wHl1INo.
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BOARDING.

IA class csesrese rrsld1nG = 1120 - - Al -
me- can % ssrysa st N dinag ri e & ~
THE WEBSTER 513 }srI q. n.y::1kfH 9
Per day; wssk -; hs.eeneg2 - 95
THE AUBURN. con I'D II AID "A AyI
~, -. ys1-f911.nea - - u.1nD
THE IxfcHYzUp. 80 l4zn IT,, -
sisSss NJ n = sro0zAx. -
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fhs Prussing Vinegar Works, Chicago, were
d.aassd By IRE yesterday afsernoea 70 the sz-
tent Of sc, 600
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANrED-PERSONs WITH SMALL. SUNS OF
joining the site o. the great American University No
letter opportunity for making money IL afforded small
tensve md sunsesntta Massachusetts, ave. extended
Per lot eash. balance l. and yssrI CAN and re-
plat. JNO. i. WA00AMAE, corner l4th nd e. cts
ts10-H
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-T-RoOMB BRICK HOUSE, ON
70 good paved alley; price, %. $50; onethird cash
balance one and two years.
For Sale-Cheap-A good lO-roep hrSck house. 403
oth sw LOT - 4xlO TO rood alley price, s5. 2O0;
one-third cash; balance and two years
For Sale-Cheap-1ug Pennsylvania ava. n ~, rent
ing SlOQ per month to good teaant <story build
ing press brick front good business property; price,
Si3OOO; third cash; balance and two years.
For Sale.Cheap-kSbftoo 9Th st. n. e., Groom trick
noosee> with good cellars. hot and celd wstef price,
&S,Ou; one-thtrd cash; balance and two years
For saie-Cheap-seSen 6-room brick houses I
81 bet ID and Az sts e., 100 each terms easy
For sale-Cheap-1hree houses X q. bet. ~, and
three. %, coo.
For ssie-Chesp,l2e =. n.s., 7-room brick house
with bay window; all mod. imps. price. g. go.
for saie-CheaRno4S 81 o. s.w., 5room brick
"a. loo. 'Ne'
@. II. PARKER
3a1s-Ms ax.nd rSs
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FOR RENTAROOMS.

LOB RENT-LARoE. HANDSOME FURNIBHED
xso oSe es1 reo sna - IN
S.i,on central; sSssa Il dssisi- s7s Si:SSs s!s.
EOR RENT-14i0 @ ST. N.W.-a1NDsoHEIY
furnished rooms FOR rent. single or q SUITE Nth o.
wtnout ooero. 3al6-H'
Foe aESTya;1u 1 EMTmE sEcSNP
:u asos: fo i Ehs ssn b ~
Fd kGMT1sla asTH AND ,, Ia. 81 M:
open aeS s1s: l'' '00n' nx'' and Anew; e Sss'
FOE KENT.s00a q, Nv: THKLE CON:
oonvs1ienf o hsrd1cs md cam sic:r
1.ssiy Ie.'hsd iio.s room. %:a
EOR KENT-FpUR PLEASANT ROOMS. NICELY
and So@elsssy sn1nisSsa for hcHsssesPaps; On
EoR RENT DOUBLE PARL0Rs ON FIRST
house . On ses op asor TIL:
rsnt cheap, at summer price,. 1888 La. jsl6-Sf'
EOR RENT-1345 ST. NV, TWO NICELY
isS9e SS.sp @ &c
sssTss' saH .E Nd Hsa aSssz
TOR RENT-RNTIRR SECOND FLOOR, UNFUR-
s.: sss %esss a ss sss:
L1OR kENT-SEVERAL COMFORTABLY FUR
". q SsriSs md pane So%s comforts. SSs =
EOR RENT-2 VERY PLEASANT COMMUNICAT-
ns "a aoor rooms; new srstcl,ss house near iSth
'2H sass: Box a. city po:: ass
FoH RENT-YLEAsAYT sEcoND.FL0oR BAY
2, ,e,stss and c.ssssr' Housekeeping SLOWED i2es
EfOR RENT = COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
SCI ;ss;SasSis prices; board desired pis.ss .5s%ins
EQR RENT-TwO LARGE ROOMS; 3 .sCOND
Sns .E.iI iISn. ROOM. fassssssd. s5.S07no 70
ZOE RENT-6o4 X ST. Nv. ONE HANDSOME
,o, fnlshsd Iarlcr bed .oom three communicating
WITH 1ss class as
E0R RENr-PRIvATR FAMILY HAVING SEW
HI; ;ssl ssPiy Win good Dupont
F0E RENT-THREE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
q snd
'i si.a si'' '0's'i's zas;'' CLINTON s.., os..
E>OR RENT-ONE ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM,
We; or sSs EsP'is%sn With board; also snsis
LrOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND BATH, ID
s ' e. southern and eastern exposure APPLY se0
AZ =
rooms with best board: hot bath and paror privi-
exe one suite SECOND door. one suite third floor all
front; one large back psrlor. frst door. jal4-3t'
EOR RENT-415 Sd ST. NV, FURNISHED
srss secondstory front room. with board e. two;
refefeocee tal4-3ts
EOR RENT-I3S5 n ST.. COR. 14TH. NEAR
rooms; bay windows: with board single suite;
furnace heat; references exchanged. ja32v'
EOR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR i21 nth
ST.. lately occupied by Mime. Nelson corset par
Inquire THOMSON'S N tSiC STORE, 5iI 18th St.
ts0-1m
EOR RENT - CHOICE ROOMS, NEW FURNi-
Il ture. with board. Also table board 1914 Vermont
LOB RRNT-ROOMS, M ETH ST. NV.
L newly and finely furnished, with bath, gas and
heee coeveniea to all and herdics prices
able. dl7-lms
E,OR RENT-APARTMENTS OF TWO OR THREE
Il rooms; furnished or unfinished; private bath
southern exposure; nrst-cla8 table. The WOOD
J. !. ROBINSON, Prop,
EOk RENT-AT 1.-THE IRVINGTON," l4l6 4
st.. spacious and elegantly furnished rooms, with
board. in suites Of two three sinGy with private
bath. nlS-.ns
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

i,oR SAI.ks-l0s ACRES IN PULL VIEW OF
Il Washington city. between " ashington and Arlng-
ION CeaeteIy, the military and e3ertr1c roads
liigton pass through IL; must he sod: Offer sole
tied send stamp for plat and map of country
list OF property surrounding WASHINGTON. Small farms
ami sa1artan Property specially.
jail D-2w JAMES Il. CLEMENTS, l.se1 Est. NV
fIHE PEACH LANDS or SOUTHERN NARY sND
l. oner not only good inv stnsll but large lrUts
q. n. CALhE Rt a 60.
1al3-&. 1910 ST. w..
D0ToMAC RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
FARMS tine estates beautifully located: an aiund-
ance OF fish. oysters and game. q. IA. CALVERT a
CO.. lOlOfst. ial:-im.
LroR SALE-HoUsES AND LOTS. DEsIRABLY
Il located VII hin the fffts or Rockviie Also farms
and farming land in Montgomery county. Terins
easy. FRANK HIGGINS. Montgomery ave, Rork-
wife, Md. jaS-snl'
YARNS. FARMS. FARMS. FARMs. FARMS
l. In all parts OF Mary land > 10 acres and
IRON 10 to 800 Ter Now is the time invest
IN lands near Washington. as they getting higher
every year. T. r. BROOks
dS-Jln olO letn st. n W.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LAND IL MONT
Il gomery county, Nd. send stamp for . COPY of The
MONTGOMERY Press. Rockville. Nd. dlO-tr
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EoR sALE-AssIGNEEs SALE or VALUABLE
OF GEO. ]. HILL.
Iwn ssli & psysss s,s ths foIlsvins .sal estate:
bHssms0t beiek dwellinG, 1915 &. nv.
ns9 IN snaivided iatsess g parts q lots 10
easanent he5ck dvslnng. 20 q. NV. Special ~
isy sor ~ 10 ne. h = Sns a. oppSe
Ane sne loss LA rs. ~ end LIS, n sld.I 80.
improved by four tyofoTy and hassnna09 brck dWp1s
inss. beng 7S. HS NH ~ an dsh 9. ne g.,
6T-2m lld ~ II n -
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BARGAINS IN LOTS,
UNIVERSITY HEI0HTA
Bk0sDhLAFD-
RoUIH RRnnELANn-
FL MOORE . I. JAxNRY snovx.
i23-tr 1maYanv.

II 15<h -. n fine lo<-1fjou for ~ dpFu
Y shs nc.thesst pros. q. 80 for an tn sn90ks.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

Tor RENT-1s2e NJ ST. N. W, BET. CONN AVE
and 18Th St es.utifui ll<oom bay; xindoS trick
ave- n ~. eierant dvelli1x II poona. every con-
veniense $50 l2l2 NY. ave. ,l4-rn; bttrk dvlg
awle Al mod tmps,, SIS. store coz 81 and sss
Only r sos9 az sG En- S =. s SSs 10
q it, ,ss oe ~ e %ebtvTnII. 81 80 Ss
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FUEN
HihyeR pisee nv. l1r
and stable. $500
n II ave mr. Dupont Cur
Gle. l3r. ...............2 Ut
4 l ave mr. IsSeh. llr. q. .SUC
d st mr. Thomas Circle,
LIZ l1S
N II ave mr. dupont Cir
Gle. LII. .............1JC
18th and Corcoran SITS. IL
Euclid Place NV. l0r. =. l0U
Conn ave mr. Il st, LIT. =
Y st near 18th. 11r.....10G
2l4U Florida ave. Tr. .1OC
The above houses can he
our office only. THON
jalO
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HUN NFU m
4 l:r3 n st nw
lor................&SS.S
1il3 Mass ave, lar and
A2pls-..........-......1
l3I st NV, li,r. Ito. q
l.f,o NJ II NV. lar. 15'
JPN VI st NV, lJr......l.S
lSS u st. .,r. ....-... ~. 3
18th 1t extended, Tor. = -.
14ls Mass ave NV. l.sr. ~
1908 II 81 NV, G2r......ll:
l6i j 2lst st NV, lar. b.. TN
Ibis Conn ave, llr. .9l.1'
13l2Conn ave. ltSr 81. a
1868 I st NV. Ilr .Sj.:s
:iUfs Oss NV. El.r........e.
lArc Chapru sr. llr IA
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EOR SALE-FOUR-STORY STONE AND BRICK
front house. being 1903 18th st.nw. This house is
f.shion.bly tocssed and in the mes rapidly growing
section Of the city, IL contains IA rooas two baths
electric BELLS heated by steam, &c. Psrior brRy.
dining ROOM butler pantry and 6sebsn first floor
House 10 new and newly and handsomely furnished
throughout. Via ssh furnished unfurnished Ct .
hasgsia e TIE owner expects 70 leave the city win
loeee, furnished, for long e TUnDonAbo hGurps
For permis 70 inspect apply 10
J,Y DkRTT
5ao2W Room q, Atlantic building.
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EoR sALE-Two-sTORY FRAME DWELLING 10
rooms arranged for two famiies) lot 50x10O short
distance from terminus Of H street me- only
$500; $500 cash, balance easy terms.
SWOkNSTkDT 4 BRADLEY,
ja10W 81 nv.
NOR SALE-SPLENDID INvESTMENT-sl4 400
each rented all time at 81 each; good tenants
twostory brick houses > rooms each, 1l2. 1l4, 7l6
and Is 18th st. sell separately small cash pay
nient. bal. monthly. SwOkMSTEDT BRADLEY,
W ST. NV. tall
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
LsOk kkNT-F. U. AUkAA WILL FIT UP THE
elegant ONCE rooms corner OF and 9th for
rtclass tenants to tenants These rooms being
Hghted % three stdes pruntnenee health and comfort
In assured. and no letter oi.e ROOMS can be found
anywhere. For tef1ns call at Once of
y. q. AUkAM, Owner,
3alo-8t so st.
EoR RENT-DEsIRABLE OHFICE ROOMS IN
the LAnman building. 14l5 n. Y. ave. Elevator,
steen beat. rood hxif aud ventilation Modsrste
rent. A. T. COUABE, 1425 N. \. ave. d:Ytlm
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EOR RENT
80 l. Cap st. or 81:
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-30

La opinion de San 4erman cOnSagra 81
editorial del ~ del corriente al estado en- que
Sc encuentran los trabajos de la via terrea en-
tire aquella Ciudad la de Mayagiez. Dice
que los trabajos siguen con sactiyidad que eri
brevA empezaran tenderse los rails desde
Hormigueros a Mayagdez. Dice tambi6n gus
apesar de las lluvias por una parte y la OpOsi-
sci0n "mas temeraria que jnstao que algnpOs
prOpletarl0s han hechO al pasO de la via, los
stfa6aj0s eEtres HormiguerOS y San German,
adelantan much0. Hay va grandesS obras aca-
badas, entire elias nueve grandes. .pnentes des-t
de dicha Ciudad al lngar nombradO Cabo rOjO
En- San German empiezan sentirse va los be
neficios del ferrocarril, 9 q por 81 dinero que
aircua del que quincenai mente Sc paga, q los
trabajadOreS, ora por que los alquileres de las
casas han tornado valor graclas varias fami-
lias francesas que allf han lido q estabecerse.
Nos escriben de Con,erfo que ha sido de-
nunciado 81 Juez Municipal tle aquel pueblo
don Ramon Quir0s, pOr lraltrato de palabras
al honrado artesano don Delin Vazquez, J por
retener en- 81 dicho Juzgad, desde hace ocho
meses Ia suma de nueve pesos prOvenentes
de un juic.O celebradO con un vecinO de santa
Isabel
Sc ha despachado de Ponce para Boston
la goleta ingesa Diadem con 247 bocoyes
164.O08 kilos miel.-El vapor Espaito ha to-
n.ado la siguiente carga para la Peninsula,
uoHOVa GlOrna ;--i4O SacOS DC caIo con
81 500 kios de pesu.-El cafe sc g tizaba aver
On aquel mercado entire $22 $244 por extre
mos, ssgun reza el Listass Mercuntit. E~
Del analisis practicado por la estaci6n
agronomica de Mayaguez, rasultan POGO pota-
bles las aguas del Manantial de laPlazs, de Haiti
llo; Manan1ial Ma GO, Rio Guacataca Rio Chico
de Aguadilla, y Pozo de Goama, de Sabana-
grande. Resultan potabIes todas las demas
de los pueblos de Hatillo, Agaadilla, SabanaA
grande, Lares San Sebastian. muy buena
para todos los uses las de algibe de Aguadilla
Rio Guatemala de San Sebastian. so5 IL s.ag
#a .#ta a 90 ah 8aa1ra 13s atG
u En- el presupuesto municipal del pueblo
de Lares, 81 estado de los ingresoss y egresos
del segundo trimestre de 189O-91 es ell sjguien-
to-: Ingresos, $3.50. 11.-Egresos, $3.50 a.
Exstencia para el proximo trimestre, 20 pesos
67 centayOs. f.sa.;k> -s..1s1ela