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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

A general court-martil is appointed to meet
at Jefferson Barracks, No., Tuesday, the 10th
day Of March, for the trial of such prisoner q
may be brought beforeit The detail for the court
is: Capt. VIM. G. Forbush, fifth cavalry; First
Lieut.. Hoel 8. Bishop, fifth cavalry; First
Lieut.. Jas. y. Allison, second cavalry; First
Lieut. John n: Glass. sixth cavalry; First Lieut.
Thos. J. Lewis, second cavalry; First Lieut..
Chas. J. Stevens, ninth cavalry; Second Lieut..
Farrand Sayre, eighth cavalry; First Lieut.
VIM W. Robinson, j., seventh cavalry, judge
John Hollins McB,.ir. ar,t Isusen.n. q,
infantry, United States army, il, BY direction
Of the President. placed upon the retired list of
the army of the date of April 6, 1854 and
with the pay Of his grade and rank, ON the re-
tired list from April 50, 1854.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut. Al
bert J. Russell, seventh cavalry, u sxtsnded ax
months on account Of disability.
Maj. Michael Oo0ney and Capt Theodore J.
Wint, fourth cavalry, are detailed - members
Of the examining bc.rd Appointed 70 nee. at
Smith and Charles 4 T. HatAsld, fourth eav-
He leave Of absence grantsd Firss Lisutsn-
ant Lyman w. v. Kennon, sixth infantry, 3
extended one month
The following named oAsosrs win repair 20
this city and report 10 the sdjutant general of
the army for further ordsrs: Second Lisutsa-
ant Abraham p. BaAangton, seventh infantry;
Second Lieutenant Chaxls 4 Hsdshin, third
cavalry.
direction Of tie Prssidsnt upoa thair own
application, placed upon thS retired 6st
nsns; s~st John deof.e., hsAs h.
Bsnnstt light battery 4, ma sftiIIsey,
Privsts Dnrnstt Finnsy, company =, sighsk
infsntsyi sseEt Jane HispsSrick, noos1sd
ssrvzoe; esrgk AdoapA HsingIanA, company h,
event. inss.ssy: ssrBt cAsi,:s.a ns.ss.'
Uniisd 61AHss Nfitary Aeadsay; Oosp. OinrIss
yohn.soa, basssry L, arss sransry; fsrzisr
Wn- Z nsynsada soep =, ssesaA ssvasy.
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MANY CALLED ON THE PREsrDESr.-The
stream of Congressman at the White House is
growing larger daily, but it is probable that to-
day will wind it up. Among those who shook
hands with the President this morning were
senators Evarts, Stockbridge, spooner, Casey,
Hansbrough, Shoup, Stanford, Higgins and
ston, O'Donnell, Miller, Sweet, Wickham,
Brewer, Herman, Townsend (Col) }, Mckinley,
Houk, McCreary, Clunie, McKenna, Morey,
Stewart Perkins, Pickler, Mudd. Smyser, At
kinson pa and Quinn, with the Misses Carthy
OF New York, Col. W. H. Harris, member-elect
from Minnesota, and andex-Representative Phillips
of Kansas.
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Matilda Cunningham Of Rochester
Horribly Burned With Vitriol.
TEXAS ALLIANCE MEN HHERHuNlOus
Estimates on the Result in Canada
Very Wide.
SADIE McMULLEN ACQUITTED.
TORTURED BY HER SISTER.
Matilda Cunningham Horribly Disagur~<
and Burned by vitrici.

and Burned by Nitrioi.
RocuEsTER. NY, March with her fsee
horribly disfigured and burned by vitriol aHd
suffering great pain. Matilda Cunningham lies
At her home. 81 Courtlandt street, the victim q
her sisters jealous spite. Matilda, aged twcn-
ty-seven, and her SISTER Lena. about thirtf.
room in the rear Of the house Of their uncie.
Michael Mcfarland. They occupy -eparste
beds In the same room. directly over Mr.. M
farlands sleeping apartments. All was quiet
IN the house until clock tins morning. when
Mr. Mcfarland was awakened by a womans
shricks. and, jumping from his bed, discovered
Matilda standing nj the sink bathing her fses
and head IN water and groaning terribly. sEe
said something had been thrown in her fsee
and was burning her.
Just then the sister. Lena. was seen trying 70
escape from the house. She was followed aud
the policeman on the beat arrested her Sl.e
would not talk of the affair A doctor vns 500
Tor, and the unfortunate woman was found 10
be terribly dishgured. Her forehead, CHEEKS
and nose were in frightful state. and the eve
Drows entirely burned away. IL ~ thought tie
slght may be saved. no she was sleeping at tie
time the vitriol was thrown. part OF the con-
tene OF the bottle Was thrown upon the pillos
and burned a large hole into the tick.
Matilda is employed in a seed store and Len.
was mortified because she was more successfal
In nnding employment and took this revenge.
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A CHANCE FOB AN EXPERT ABsrRAcrxn.-A
civil service examination will be held, COM
mencing at 9 am, March IL, to ill Q vacancy
in the position Of expert abstracter, Depart
ment of Agriculture, bureau Of experiment
stations, salary s1,6OO. The subjects
will be translating scientific German.
chemistry Especially agriculturaD, bot
any, the abstrscting Of American
and German experiment station publications,
the writing Of an essay, proof reading and in
dexing. The theme for the essay, which must
contain not less than 800 words, will be given
on the day Of the examination and viii be ap-
propriate TO an examination Of this kind. Ap-
plication blanks may be obtained of the civil
service commission. Residents Of the District
will not be eligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

REWARDED FOR GALLANTRr.-Secretary Proc
tor today awarded medals of honor to the fol-
lowing named enlisted men for gallantry in the
action Of Wounded Knee Greek, 8. D., in De-
cember last First Sergeant Jacob Trsutman.
troop l. seventh cavalry, and Corporal Paul H.
weiner and Privates Joshua B. Hartzog, George
Green and John Flood, all Of Light battery Z,
first artillery.
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THERE WILL BE NO RACING.

French Horse Owners withdraw Because
Betting fs Stopped.
Special Cable Dispsfch TO The Evening Star
PARIS, March THE action Of the chamber
Of deputies in passing q Law making it Illegal 10
bet on horse races continues TO absorb large
share of public attention. This morning il is
announced TINT there will not be any racing ut
Auteuil tomorrow, and that fifty-two horses
have been withdrawn. This will bring the mat
ter to q crisis- Horse owners have resolved 10
strike, and say that there can't be successful
racing without betting, and that the new Law
will deprive Parisians of their favorite Sunday
amusement II is evident that the populace is
deeply stirred on the subject and that the Law
will not tend TO make the government more
popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

CIRCUS HORSES NOT FREE OF Durr-The
Treasury Department has decided that trained
or performing horses imported by individuals
for purposes of public exhibition are not enti-
tied to free entry and that paragraph aSS of the
free list of the tariff applies only to such ami
mails as are imported for purposes of exhibition
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The amount of silver
offered for sale to the Treasury Department
yesterday was 1,026, 900 ounces and the amount
purchased 276,0OO ounces, as follows: Twenty
SIX thousand ounces at 80. 9s25, l20, 900 ounces
at 90 9S3, $50, 900 ounces at 90. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER went over
to New York today, where Mrs. wanamaker is
making a visit He will remain there until
Monday, when he will return to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

SECRETARY FOSTER will leave the city tomor-
row morning at II: 80 for Fostoria, Ohio, to ar
range his private affairs in order to be able to
spend the remainder of his term Of Office with
out worry. He will be gone about a fortnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

WASHINGTON CoNscIENcE.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has received a conscience con-
tribution of S2s from an unknown resident Of
Washington city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

FoURTH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs ApporNrEp.-The
following fourth-class postmasters were yester-
day appointed: c. r. Busey, Timonium. Nd;
ID. W. Williams, warcott, Va; r. G. Tyler
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SADIE McMULLIN FREED.

She 70 Acquitted Of the Charge OF Murder
Insanity Alleged.
BUFFALO, n. Y. March THE jury in the
case Of Sarah McSiullin, charged with the mur-
der Of two children by throwing them Of q
bridge, have returned a verdict of not guilty
on the ground Of insanity. The jury Was 0ai
than nm laur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

BONDS REDEENED.-Ihe amount Of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was S5l, 800
making the total to date Sll $40 500.
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CRUISERS AocEPTED.-The cruisers Philadel-
phia and San Francisco have been formally &C.
cepted by the Secretary of the Navy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
S<HrarrSIo ICE
HEALTHFUL ICE

ALL vhe desire TO be served during The coming sea.
ether By telephone tNo ~ by letter TO the Office at
No. 41e Ninth 1t. n. near Lincoln Hail. -
Beng made from pure spring wSter dtstfled IN the
PROCESS of making and then filtered by the best
methods Of filtration. this ice Is especially desirable
for drinking and other family Being the product
OF sixty hour freeze of uniform tefnperaure the
IN the varying natural stmospher- result hold
ing air IN suspension in greater less Quantities.
No other ice made in this District from pure
spring water and then distilled and filtered process
lished routes of the company are lower than have
been maintained IN this city pr1Or to the introduction
OF HYGlESlC ICE Rate car'is will be furnished on
Application to the office or to the drivers.
Families and Others procuring r-frgerxors will and
IL to their advantage procure those having ice boxes
ef size large enough to hold our lOO-lb 20O-lb.
saving bs effected while because OF the absence Of
ssvdust or any sediment cleanliness II at all times
cured.
Ths aim of the man nassment has been to secure to
and heathfulnsss. and win be their further aim 70
secure prompt service and courteous conduct the
>part Of all employees and the delivery by them of full
Sasht falure to secure this service should be
Ths public cordially invited to visit the works at
18th and streets northeast (ake the Columbia rail-
%, ,1s sa:rs Pc IN the methods Of
equipped artificial EGGPLANT in the world today.
lining the best modern machinery and Appliances tor
mak1ns 9f pure ics Ihe fullest examination By
me management Of the Company 10 IN the hands OF
the following trustees: Berah wilkins. Bushrod Rob
inson, Chr. Heurich J. Harrison Johnson. Peter H.
Asy.1 T@. T. ch Chandler. Fam Mr. j. HarSi.on Johnson &
~ the rreddynt and manager Of the Company. and Mr.
u hassbsch. n. E.. Is the superintendent Of the
THE HYGIENIC ICE COMPANY,
\ Ofice NINTH at fsoosff
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1867 ,6S5; customs. S46s. $50.
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.LIBBEY. BITTINGER 4 MILLER.

@TN RESPECT TO Mr.. CHAs HERMAN.
OF the Washington Six Per Cent Permanent building
r en taking fns seen s n daS ol so
death of Mr.. Charles Herman. the following resolu-
Resolved, Tat it is with slncere sorrow this board
has learned of the death of esteemed president and
deplore the loss Of a rentienian whose executive
ability udcious counsel and conscentiou-ness justly
whose sterling qualities Of endeared him to
MS That Of ss1s ind tn 81 @
sincere coincidence with the family of the deceased in
Resolved. That in token of the regard in which we
held departed friend the members Of this board
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions he entered
in the minutes OF the association and copy thereof
he transmitted TO the family of the deceased. 1t
R~AGAIN IN BUSINESS.
y s.ys G opened & drug store At the north
line Of fresh drugs aud medicines. where viii be
pleased to welcome all of my friends and old customers
PIsscrption department in charge of graduates in
For ten year. E !, y III ii. cnIsTs.I .Sa FL. w.
Telephone call 1SS-2. Prices reasonable.
~ chimes to give the highest degree Of salts &C:
tiOn Particularly caution those having old OF
e hs Ss Msfs
but une parts are used. and only the most
',' ,'a. %HfEfRR 'isRi's WILSON MEG CO.:
N,A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders of the Linotype Company of the
on MONDAY Msrcs S g. fsi 1 at t. % oeoeH p nm ior
the purpose Of taking final action relative the
feitrre of stock
By order Of the Board Of Trustees:
FRANK W. MOULTON, Secretary.
fe14. .21 .2Skmh7
RSNOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF ALEXAN-
~ driA county. Va. For the purpose OF accom-
modating those persons who do not reside in the
county, will be at the real estate Office OF James E.
Clements, 1Ssl + ST. NV. on the 10TH DAA OF
EVERY MONTH until August, from L. m. to , O'Clock
pm. TO receive such taxes. The law requires
prompt payment or land will be returned delinquent
and sold Notice is herein given that all delinquent
taxes be paid without delay. ". Z. WIBIhT, Treas
of Alexandra county fe2&s till aul
~~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders Of the Brashears Parlor and
Sleeping Car Company Of Baltimore city. Md, will
be held at l4O7 st. NV, Washington. DC. on
MARCH IL. at II H.. for the purpose of elective
eleven directors and the transaction OF such
may lawfully come before tie stockholders in gem
eral meeting wM. II. CROOK, President.
JAMES A. BATES. Secretary. fe2S, NH, 1876
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A General Strike Apprehendsd.

Special Cable Disp~tch 10 The Evening Star
LONDON, March THE decision Of the ship
ping federation in making it compulsory that
every sailor and fireman employed ON their
ships shall have federation ticket 10 regarded
ss the probable forerunner of q general STRIKE
by the unionists throughout the hngdom-
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r~To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:

R~To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
The Merchants Mutual Protective Union was organ
lied for the mutual protection OF its members
that class Of persons who but will not pay their
bills.
The membership, which is composed Of our best
merchants and tradesmen is large and rapidly increas
ing.
Its objects to assist its members in collecting
back bills and to report to them monthly the Of
persons who do not pay.
The annual Tee is 81. the monthly dues so cents to
be paid on the delivery Of the report.
All persons indebted to members who fail to make
satisfactory arrangements with them for settlement
tafter having been duly notiied) their will
published, SO that they may be known to other menl-
bers and credit denied them thereafter.
For further information call on address
j. b. BROWN. General Manager.
Room l5 Central National Bank building,
ta24rs&tu .3m And 1876 14th 81 n. w.
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Special Cable Disp&tch 20 The Evening Star.
PARn, March IA Berlin dispatch 20 -
z-Nexuiezne Steele says that the kaiser has ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with the present state
Of affairs and that more improbsble things have
occurred than the return OF Prince Bismarck 70
power. Had the iron chancellor been in once
during the exciting Empress Frederick inca
dent the veteran diplomatist would doubtasss
have counseled var.
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Pam, March IA conhagraton fhaA ~
calls the prairie hres In Amerios u reporSsd
iron that curious portion Of Southwestern
France, called the LAndes. - 10 has already
aid v.sse 400 scrss Of pine forest Ths Gre
Ychsux, on The hne of railway between Boz
deaux and Pan, and -, II b supposed, esussd
BY The spaxhu from N engine. Thoss forests
Yield most of the rosin required for French
consumption end form he chisf source a
wealth a The distxick
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E~FoR RENT
Flats X st. between 26th and 9th sts,
four rooms each. with bath, range and
all needed improvements for light house,
keeping; rent. S27. so each.
e1-Also 2sOI NJ ST.. eieht-room brick
house; oil modern improvements; lust
put in complete order; s22 so; key in
Office. Apply to
wESCOTT 4 WILCOX.
mhT-I 1907 Pa. ave.
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E~oFFICE OF TIE GREAT PALIs ICE
COMPANY,
824 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg
leave TO announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed at Pittston and at South Gardiner
On the Kennebec river Maine, are unsurpassed
in quality and eQuai in quantity to all
trade demands Of the coming season. The con-
ditions Of the recent harvest were unusually
favorable and the ice housed Is unexcelled In
purity, solidity and the manifestation of thoss
superior qualities which distinguish 1t from
the yield Of other eastern rivers. and, pre-
smnently. from the chemically induced pro-
duct Of the machine.
ihe interests Of their customers and Of the
public will continue to be subserved as here
tofore. and the company is prepared to furnish
ice at the lowest legitimate market rates.
mh21m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E,1.250. 900 CAPITAL.
THE
AMERICAN
SECURITY
AND
TRUST
COMPANY
Is thoroughly equipped to conduct any
and all business of a iduciary character.
Under appointment by the courts. cor
porations or individuals il acts as trustee.
executor, receiver. assignee. guardian,
administrator &c.
Furnishes profitable investments
issues interest bearing debenture
bonds. fully secured
Loans money upon city mortgages and
other prime securities.
Collects incomes. manages estates and
acts as treasurer for various institutions.
Acts as registrar or transfer aren't of
the stocks and bonds of corporations.
Pays interest upon deposits which are
subject to check upon presentation.
Rents safe deposit boxes.
Keeps wills free.
Business with Ladies' especially 90
licited.
Courteous attention eiven all who de-
sire to inspect the building, and those
who desire information relative to busi-
ness of a fiduciary nature
A. T. Britton. ...... President
e. D. Bell. .......... First Vice President.
A. A. Thomas. :. Second Vice President.
Iercy D. Metzser..............Tr Treasurer.
George L. Emlnons SECRETARY
Directors:
A. T. Britton. John R. Mclean,
@. J. Bell. Caleb j. Milne
NJ. W. BeveridFe, Martin F. Morris,
henry +. Blount. Crosby s. Noyes.
William NJ Coates. M. NJ. Parker.
Robert Dornan. Charles Porter
Chas. C. Duncanson, James G. Payne
Daniel Donovan Alan H. Reed,
Matthew G. Emery, 8. s. Sharp,
James E. Fitch. W. 8. Thompson,
John E. Herrell, A. A. Thomas
John N. Hutchinson, William Werner,
John 8. jerks, Harry +. West,
HenryS Louchheim, Henry A. willard
BENJAMIN H. Warder.
141o st.nw. I.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, 0o'clock Pm, March 4. was in our employ
and predecessors for sixteen years. Of the
time porter and delivery clerk. In . lifetime ex-
perience we never met such faithful, upright con-
scientious man in every dealing and Transaction and
though poor. humble and black. was a model and
example to every of Us who had known him for
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07

NsIF YOU THINK
You can use any Of our pictures for framing
or studies (of all kinds) as painting copies
NJ our ~ per cent reduction prices we
Will be glad, Of course. to have you make q
selection.
FRED. A. SCHMIDT
5O4 9th 1T.
Branch. l722 Pa. ave., near Corcoran Art
Gallery.
Artists. architects and engineer mate
r1aIs. Picture framing. mh1-T
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E~A COMPACT LOT.
At the southwest corner Of 18th and
Madison SITS. between P and Q SIS.
an extremely available piece Of
ground is located. The frontage on
18th st. is 95 feet. on Madison st. 97
feet. and there II 12-foot alley on
the south side
Price 81. IL per foot
THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
mh7 1894 at. NV.
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Within 100 #. of New Hampshire
ave-. near st. 4 good-size build
ing lots at 81. .4O0each.
JOHN B. WIGHT,
fe6-2t 140S4 G ct.
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W~SsPECIAL NOTICE.
j aesire to inform the public and my many friends
and patrons that have this day transferred the con.
trolling interest in the firm Of N. L. CHAPPELLE
CO., Steam and Hot Water Heating Engineers located
at 1459 14th st. N. W.. to g. H. Zellers and John E.
Sheckells and that the firm will in future be known
rs ZELLERS b CO.. and main ofice ut the old stand
1409 14th st. NV. The new firm will consist of
George H. Zellers. John L. Sheckells aud n l. Chap
pelle Mr.. Zeers hss for the past years been in
charge Of the heating department Of Bartlett Hay
wsrd Co. of Baltimore Md. of the largest and
best known firms in the country, which il Q sufficient
Recommendation Of his ability Mr.. John E. Sheckells
was for years trusted empoye of the same firm but
OF late years government inspector Of steam and hot
water hesting piants which is sufficient recommends
tion of his ability expert engineer Mr.. Chap
possible to ressn hrs heath. which too close atten
Will however, give personal attention to unfinished
new and settle up and closs ostand md.
ing accounts OF the late n 1t is the Intention Of
and The 0ns asS p
so.ici. continuancs OF toe very liberal pstron.ge
nrm aS of " l. % cS.pp.iis p g. D'0"sa on the -''
mh7-3t. Il. L. cHAPPEIIE. M
RLET us DESIGN YOUR PROPOSED
building anu estiioate On cost OF erection
Josxs II esai GiSSs 81 CO.. i4sS sna st.
K(M TIE pissE1aH sTREEnE ~ ceS2 S3YsT g or THE
ssi5. .p.e. 8 cSSssas saa.
Msrch0. 1891. 1
Y q ss 6. ss Dss: q & 3: s;s q s: S1 a. H
Administration document 16
Appltcacn tor ietters Of the esate
9f the sstd decesssd has this dag been Innds BY
Bryan Heaey. ALI peroonb Interested hereby nOti-
Ned 70 agpesx IN ts court on Erdsy. tbs ID day Of
April, y u lsel. q O'Clock p.ln.. 70 show cause
dsceassd shou1 not is.le - prayed rroyided. .
S:nnf ss ssi e e. Lay md T
Hy shs courts A O. b9ApLEX Syss3cs
Ragigter Of Wuls for ths Districs cf coiunhia.
>I WANT lTQ- eELL a GOOD lrsTO6Y
Off1CE 1unDIN0 ON ~. fCs aboaf
w. - por ~. Only two rooms vDcon&
want - reut oEce Eooue e Oh y, and 12th and e.
u Jouk o. JOHG6oN. eos. N1h I'd g
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K~,EACH ALUMNUs OF THE UNIVERSITY
49, OF VIRGINIA wishing to participate in the
annual banquet at La Nornandie SATURDAY, April
H. at SO O'Clock, will forward without delay as to
L. l. RENlCK, second controllers office, u s. Treas
and receive in return tickets himself and
gentleman friend ut the banquet table inh1-td
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

\ IA ROMAN Co, Cruz z, QuincaIIer1a, Ioza,
~ cristalerfa, cemento, etc, etc,
MayOr Y nlenor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

a VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Com
pleto surtido de tejidos de novedad para Sras,
AAartfculos de viaje, camas de herro etc, 1mpor-
taciOnes drectas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

"a GUSTIN MUSA, San Francisco 5l, JOyerla
M con un surtido removable constantemente,
~ RelOierfa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

"a NTONIO JAURhGUI Fortaleza SO, Brillan-
E8s innumerables artfculOs de todas procedencias