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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-24
u Correspondence Dc PuertO-Rlc
Microbes, 28 de Mayso de 1892.
De ACUE R DO

(CaytG alberta al ST.. d Lssis 6Gssches Movdles)
Mi uuerido Luis: Nunca me he sentidO
tan satisfeCh0 y complacidO de scr to amigo,
que on este momentO.
Tu Ultima cr6nica de El BuscGpie, ha en-
cOntradO eco dulcfSim0 en- mi cOraz0n de pa
triota americana. Los grandes amOres de mi
vida, mis- dos grandes pasiOnes. son 81 amor
las letras el amor nDestra raza.
Soy fanAticO dc las lett as, soy t9n8tlcO dc
la raza latina especialmente de Ia espa6ola
Creo one con clio no OfendO nadie I'd
que me tratas h& va largo tempo. sabeS GUAM
to Rmo yO Espana, cuanto 1dolatro 20 Ia
America Espsfola.
Leo nuestros poetas cOntinuamente, Sc la
historic de toda nuestra raza cast de memoirs.
Me sieDto orgullosO de ser 10 que soy. Por ESQ
Cada reg que Alguien intenta zahorr algdn pue-
blo aguna region de esta virgen TERRA ameri-
cana, 81 sarcasmO y 81 ridicul0 que sobre ella
intenten lanzarse, van rectos mi c0raZ6n.
Parte integrante de mi vfrgen America,
conatituye deSde luegO Ia rep1blioa ha1tiana.
parte que ha sido siempre mirada por mi con
especial Dredilecci6n carilO. ALI con etectO,
ell eeclavO emancipado aspire ser ciudadano.
ALI el paria SO convirti6 on hombre. E objeto
aQuel issc0pGg de TODD desechO, seghn la bArba-
Ta defiDici0n del "C0d6 N0ir," Sc sinti6 vivir,
AND, odi6, fu6 grande.
Ell doctor Rodriguez Castro, siguiendo Ia
huella de mil mil mas que antes que 81 insul-
G8TOu AI U0U4t y 80 I40GOu UoA l&uOI0uO0 UOA
ciegO, ha lido Haity. Ha vist0 un pueblo en-
fermo, un pueblo desangrado por las guerras
civiles, un pueblo tornado por todas las degra-
daciones de 10 esclavitud, Y 81, hombre dc cien-
eia, 81 liberal, 81 nacido en- una cOOnis, 6l..
SO ha reido. Buen provechO le haga. 70, 70
no me rio. 70 esperO soy democratic tengo
f4 en- Ia Obra del tempo.
Haity ha producido aquel grande hombre
aquel esclavo de Breda, salid0 de los canavera-
les, degradado en- ol alma On el cuerpo por Ia
vii esclavitud antillana, m6dicO pOr virtud dc
supremas intuiciones del g6niO, militar por in
tuiciOnes mas SublimeS a6n, luminar de duloe
y poderosa luz, una de las primeras fguras de Ia
historic antillana Toussaint L. Overture.
Ante esa figura que Wendell Philips admi
ro, que Labra bendijO que Cort6n ha poeti-
zado con la magia de gu estilo, ante esa fgura.
Ipor que no hemOs de amar al pueblo haitian0
ST; fgura grande, de las mas lumino.
sss de Ia historic antillana, es Ia de I'm pobre
esclavo negro. Cu&ntas veces nae has dido
decir todo este, Luis amigo! Por ESQ, llevado
de tn generosidad negotiable, defendes al des-
graciado; defendes ese ser Quien tanto SO
ridiculiza, que ha recibido tantos nOmbres
paria, obrero, sierv0, esclavo, negro, siempre
m4rtir, siempre aboteteado hasta por sus
mismOs bijos Gracias, Luis mil gracias en-
nombre de Ia libertad, on nombre de Ia verda-
dera demOcracia.
Probemos una vez mas que en- esta juven-
tud que SO levanta, hay quien sabe scr liberal.
J. ConxerGs Ramos
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Notlclas de Ia Capital

El segundo abono alberto por Ia Compafiia
Roncoroni, di6 principle anoche con la genial
comedia de Scribe Una 6GtGlzG de dGnsas. Es
una obra de buen corte c0mico salpicada de
siGuaciOnes graciosfsimas, y dOnde SO le tOma
el pel0 & Ia autOridad de un Prefect0, sin tener
en- cuenta 10 escasO de Ia cabellera. Las senoras
BrjgnOni y ..Bormantni, demostraron tener muy
buenas msnos para la diticil operaci6n. Ron
coroni, como siempre, perfeotamente acomoda-
do dentro de su caracter, justifoando an0che 8
los incr6dulOs que es una verdad Ia ley darWl-
MANA de Ia herencia; sGssgGe de NsGnsG, tebris
citante LENA de vig0r b6llco; y sGssgGe de pa
pG, blanca, de horchata de chufas, saturada de
gl6bulos de pywdesscciG ct de ns0derGti0Me. Hi
20 un GustavO al natural, tan exaoto, que Ca
da ratio nos tropezamos con ejemplares id6nti-
COS por ahi.
Los demas artistss, muy bien; sobre todo,
Saltareln, que nos present6 un baron de Mon
trichand, de buena cepa.
Adam q EU0, no On el paraiso, sino On los
banos fu6 la pieza final Hubo quien SO rio
hasta con ell est6mago, viendO q Adam ejecu
tando una melodfa On 81 clarinete. 81 ser& an.
tiguo el instrumental
Para el pr6ximo jueves KeGss, q beneficio
de Roncoroni. El buen gusto prohibe quedar-
90 esa noche On casa. AL teatro, pues
Cambios On el B0ssco Esp0aog hoy Ma
drid y Barcelona 8 div, A 0lo.-Resto de Es
pa6a div, 5 pOlO.-L0ndres div, $6.O5 e.
Paris div, 20 p pOlO-Nueva-York, 8dIv, $22a
p 0lO.-Habana dry 133 pI0O.
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A " rs q

ri vapor ComQW6stGdor ha naufragado en- los
bajos dc Punta verde On el lugar comprendido
entire ell Boquer6n punta de Lola, ' Ia casa
eOnsignataria que suscribe ha practicadO todo
R6nerO de dihgencias para ell salvamento del
bUQue Y su carga, sin resultado alguno pOr
el peligroso lugar del siniestrO y ell e0tado del
mar Y del viento, sin embargo, 10 pone en como
cimiento de los oargadores = aseguradores que
residsn en- esta Capital Y On la Isla, por 81 de-
sean tOmar intervention pOr su cuenta an al sal
vamento. Puerto Rico, Marco % de 1892
J. Ocb0G q herAs0sso 80
En- junta general extraordinaria celebra-
da anoche por la apreciable Sociedad protec.
tora de Tip6grafoS establecida en- est8 Capital
SO acord6 entire otros psrticulares, celebrar
con toda poinpa 81 dia de Noviembre del pre-
sente afO, 81 d6cim0 aniversario de Ia funda
ci6n dc Ia referida sociedad.
Anoche las diex mas & menos ocurri6 un
alborot0 On Ia Gale de 10 Cruz ntmero u que
atrajo al lugar del guoesO gran ntmero de Gu
riosos. Sc decfa que un ladron habia pone-
trado On los altos de Ia citada casa, las 70
ces de socorro que daba Ia sonora que la habita
alarmaron el vecindario.
La aaceta otesaiG GpasDliosds aver oonvoo.,
& los senores Dpatados provinciales para las
principiaran el die l: de Abril pr0ximo las
9 dc Ia mafana.
Para satisfaction de los sehorea armada.
rAa y cargadoros del YapOr Gossqssjst0lOy. per.
dido On al RoqWefdM, debeynos GeciR cue tento
No. aAlqsaQedas a WaIlpe. eQme n Qaapstalas
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oficiaios y tripulantes del buque, asf como sus
c0nsignatarios los sefores J. O3hoa Hsrma-
no, han hecho cuanto f.6 possible hacer por SAL
varl0 del naufragi0 total. CUando se hjzo ne
cesario abandonar el buque fu6 p0rque no que
daba ya ninguna eeperanza de fale a"i6n
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A VISO

=
Ponemos en- 0onOcimientO de nuestrOs
amigos y relacionados, haber quedado compile
tamente separadOs de nuestra casa mercantil
los seflOres Castro & Collazo de Juncos San
Juan Puerto Rico, Is de Mario de 1891.-SO-
bsi,so de Isqwiesdo y G: On G. 81
s.guu leemmos sn 81 Boze.,. me,ycan.s,,
On estOs dlas SO ha dado sepultura en- el Ce
menterio de esta Capital Ia anciana Francis
ca SanzeD6n Rossell6 que contaba 112 amos de
edad.
Las ventaa de cafe : ffealisadas d,timamen.
ts On Ia Capital no han alcanzado favor alguno
sotrOs. Sigue cOlocandose este grano entire
$40 Y $204 por classes para Cuba y al rededor
de $25 classes fina para Europa. :
20
[Cebollas Oubanas superiores
de Ia nueva coseeha, acabadas de recibir,
ofrecen una partida de 200 barriles.
BAQUERO y GANDARA.
Esta tarde sc ha embarcadO para Maya
guez nuestrO amigo el senior don Luis Ha'-
berstadt. agente de Ia COmpaflfa de Roncoro-
nj que tantOs triunfos esta conquistandO en-
ell tea5ro de esta Capital. Agradecemos q di-
chO amigo 50 vista de despedida, y le desea-
mos buen tempo y buen suces0 en- Ia simp&
tica ciudad del Oeste.
Anoche ha sido victima nuestro reparti-
dor dc Puerta de TERRA de una aggression bru-
tai que ha QuedadO impune. CuandO salia pa
ra repartir La CORRESPONDENCE, fu6 agredi
do pOr dos desconocidOs que en- Barracones
pretendierOn arrebatarle el peri6dico. El mu
chach0 SO resisti6 dejarse despojar y los ca.
COS, dos mOrenos cOrpulentos SO le fueron enci-
ma pegandOle con un pal0 hasta casi dis.ocar-
le un brazo.
HechOs como estos no necesitan comen
tarse. Nosotros persistimos On 10 que va he
mos dichO "a. Falta que se aumente el nj
nero de guardias en- Puerta de TERRA que
estos no falten de nOche en- sus demarcaciones.
No hay mas cue unO dos guardias pa
ra todo Ell barrio de Puerta de TERRA!
Nos dicen de Cangrejos:
En- Ia tarde del ldnes de Ia presente se
mana fu6 atropellada en- Ia carretera de San
turce, una senOra, p0r un caballO escape que
montaba un moreno quien no SO pud0 como
Ger. A las aclamaci0nes de Ia sonora sc le
encar6 el moreno dici6ndOla On tOn0 aitanerO
" haber tenido ojo y hecharse un lado."
LlamamOs Ia atenci6n de Ia policia de aquel
barrio y CeladOr municipal, quienes, estamos
en- Ia completa seguridad de que evitar&n esas
carreras pOr 10 carreter8, antes que una i'm
prudencia pueda causar cualquier desgracia."
90
Maflana en- la noche tendr4 lugar la fun
ci6n de gracia del primer actor seflor Romeo
rOni, Quien Ia ha dedicado Ia culta sOciedad,
al comercio Ia industris Y 4 la colonia ita-
varlOs distlnguidOs caballerOS. Sc pOndr4 en-
escena el gran drama de Dumas titulado KeG,s
Ge'a50 9 des0Sdew pOr final Ia piesa On un
actO On bG6le sObYe Ia cGbesG. Ronooroni y
so troupe Sc proponen echar el resto esa no.
che.
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Between the races and the circus thieves have
had good time her during the past few days,
aud many citizens have suffered the loss OF
valnables. Monday night daring robbery was
committed only a couple Of squares from the
circus ground. The residence OF William NJ.
Brooks. 1921 3d street. was entered and robbed
of q quantity ~ jewelry and silver ware wor III in
all about 500 while the family was at the
circus.
A diamond pin was taken from Daniel Shans-
hams scarf Tuesday.
The store of G. c. Hill. No. 2l1 10th street
was entered by burglars sometime Tuesday
night and robbed of a quantity of canned
goods.
ii. ID. Nicholson. No. 104 c street southeast
reports that while on Pennsylvania avcnne last
Thursday night he was robbed Of $40 and an
overcoat.
Mrs. Dixon reports stolen from her house
No. 202 l. street. gold ring.
Heath Dodge, No. 3l41 U street, reports the
theft OF = spring overcoat.
w. L. Pierson. No. $50 street southeast
reports that while his eleven-year-old daughter
in the Capitol grounds viewing the circu,
parade coIored boy snatched her silver watch
with gold chain and charm attached
A Premier safety bicycle belonging to c. II
Cassayent was stolen from the patent ofic,
Monday.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Matters Considered in Roth Houses That
Affect Local Interests.

Affect Local Interests.
The House District committee held its regu-
| lar meeting yesterday, and while no new
measures were adopted, some work was done.
The committee decided To substitute the Senate
bill as amended by the Senate committee for
the House bill providing for extending North
Capitol street to the Soldiers Home.
The committee decided tu ask tim, House bill
1886, amending the District divurce laws, be re-
ferred to the committee on Judiciary. This bill
adds the following grounds good
reason for divorce: Conviction of
felony and confinement in the penitentiary. or
confirmed lunacy after confinement in any
lnnatic asylum OF hospital for the insane for a
period of seven years and when the party 20
confined shall have been pronounced hopelcssly
Insane aud incurable.
The committee decided to concur with the
Senate amendments To- the bill amending the
charter Of the lexington and soldiers Home
railroad
Senator Higgins yesterday made favora-
BILE report from the District committee on the
House act confirming title TO lands in the sub
division Of square 206 in this city.
Favorable report has been made BY Senator
Quay from the committee public buildings
and grounds on the Senate bill approprilting
$40, S43 for the purchase IF lot 10. square 6s3.
The property to he thus acquired il TO be used
site for a suitable building for general stor-
age purposes connected with the Capitol.
The Senate Yesterday passed a bill for the re-
lief of Lieut. Col. George ii. Elliot: the House
act to vacate that part Of Madison street,
Georgetown, west of Back street, and extend
street III Burlieth, and the House act for the re-
lief OF holders of drawback certificates issued
under an act OF Congress approved June 2, 1880.
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CABLE CAR CROSSINGS.
Complaint Made by senator Morgan and
the Result Of = Conferences.

the Result of - Conferences.
Senator Mcmillan and President Hurt Of the
Washington aud Georgetown Company cum
ferrsd -yestefsaxy a. to u complaint made by
Senator Morgan Senator Morgan wrote q let
ter To Senator Mcmillan calling his attention
10 the fact that Cable cars crossed the
intersecting streets before stopping. He
thought II would be better to have them come
to u full stop before crossing. and WINS Of the
opinion that unlcs. this was done there would
some day DE very serious accident, es-
pecinlly when crossing streets occupied by
other rilroad companies. lie give nh instance
of one narrow escape lie had witnessed, dine to
what lie believed to be a faulty regulation
which permitted tho cars 70 cross without stop
ping
Senator Mcmillan talked the matter over with
Mr.. Hurt aud came to the conclusion that the
present rule the better one; that II lind
worked satisfac torily i'm all other cities where
cables were ia use. and that locally there l'nd
been fewer accidents OIL Tue cable road than had
occurred In the same period when horses were
the motors. II is therefore likely, IN fact
1t IL certain, that ears cruising the tracks OF
cable roads will continue to stop before cross-
Ing the street just AS matter OF self -defense
and because they can be stopped more easily
than the cable could.
President Hurt called Senator Mcmillan at
tention la the estimate OF cost Oh the coIstruc-
ton of the additional portion Of the road con-
tsmplsted by the Senate committee
from the present Georgetown terminus
bridge. This additional piece OF road. said Mr..
Hurt. could be constructed before August for
the sum of 100000. but IL there
was no legislation during this ses-
SION the cost to the company would he at least
$50 900 more The company was not at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12

Is assured to invalid mothers if they
will take Johann Hoff's Malt Elk
tract. 1t is a bar to that debilitat-
ing languid feeling which seems to
be the twin of motherhood. 1t takes
away that thin faded look and builds
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the mother feel better, but the child
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are much strengthened by it's use.
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract compels
the secretion of milk, SO that even
weak women can feel assured that
the child will not lack proper food.
In fact, the entire nutrition of the
system is benefited. Look out for
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N. Y, Sole Agents.
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w. N. Snusrra & Sos

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4 NAM WellsknOWn to the Theatrical
Profession Tells His Story.

The following story is told by n. Helmg
Ut Helmer & Lietz, wigmakers, No. 125
Fourth Avenue, New York. have had
combination Of oatarrh and bronchitis
from my early infancy. Two years ago
the symptoms became greatly aggravated,
and was afraid Of running into consump-
ton. Have tried inhalations, douches and
medicines numerous, but none with -
marked success as DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, coupled with the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery flor the Bronchitis
and tho blood. Having used two bottles Of
the Catarrh Remedy and a like amount Of
the Golden Medical Discovery find my
self a well man."
The makers Of DR.. Sages Remedy lose
$500 il you're not cured OK Catarrh.
DR.. Sages Remedy hos proved q cure for
% out OF 100 cases Of Catarrh in the Head,
and its makers can afford to take the risk OF
your being the one hunircdth.
The only question is-are you willing to
mnke the test, II the makers are willing to
take the risk2
II so, the resi- Is easy You pay your drug
gist so cents and the trial begins
II you're wanting the ESQ., you'll get somo
thing better-a cuTsI
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At o muster Of Potomac Association OF Naval
Veterans last evening letter read from A.
y. Dinsmore. commander Of the Department of
the Potomac. G. A. r., Of this city. inviting the
Naval Veterans to participate with them in the
parade incident TO Decoration day, which was
accepted. and committee. consisting Of Ship
mates Isaac Newton, Charles 7. Bonn. Chas. f..
Roberts, Julian q. Baker and ". W. Mcdonald,
appointed to- make the necessary arrangements
for that day. A letter was also read from Sec
Rotary Tracy thanking the association for the
compliment which it paid hin, in the preamble
and resolutions passed at is muster ON the 4th
instant and accepting his election to honorary
nlembership.
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Mr.. C. T.. Couuor's Funeral,

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles E. Common took
place yesterday afternoon, Rev. DIR. Shipper of
All Souls Unitarian Church officiating 1t WIS
attended by large coucourse Of friends, in
Guiding representatives from Washington Clap
ter, Ne 2, r.. A NJ; h. Is. French Lodge, No. Is.
F. A. A. NJ; John A. Rawlings Post, No. 2. q. A.
H., and delegation If the survivors of the old
fourth cavalry of New York.
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THE couRrs.

OoeRf n 0ENHRAL TEAM Chief Justice Dins.
hcm and Judges James asd Bradley.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Ottsrback; argued
and submitted. Independent Ice Company agt
johnson; on hearing.
CIRcuIr CouRr-Justice Montgomery.
Yesterday-Ruth A. Whitaker agt @. A.Whit-
aker, 8. T. and L Nickerson agt. n. Nelson
Fab, The John Ryan Co. agt H. J. Martin
judgments by default. E. N. Gray agt Dis
trict Of Columbia; motion for new trial C. G.
Gaines ct al. agt W. Engel ct al; on trial.
EoUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.
Yesterday-Keene agt Harsha; motion to limit
time and take testimony denied. Bateman ct al.
agt. Plumb ct al order vacating order Of Feb
ruary Is and Quashing service, &c.
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Tuesday ternoon a suit was entered by
George K. French through Howard P. Okie to
recover of James A. Bailey 90 of
The Barnum q Bailey Greatest Show
on Earth $500 damages by reason Of
being refused admission to the show ON Mon
day on tickets purchased during the afternoon.
The plaintiff states that he purchased four
tickets for himself and three friends and he
presented them for admission, but they were
refused. He, therefore, sues as above for his
time, trouble and disappointment Mr.. Joyce
q the narsAl's Office served the papers on
NJ. Bailey. =
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NEW ALExANDRIA.-An Announcements later. ADJ
al JacobI" to BE Repeatesl.

vi jacob" 10 Be Kepeatet.
The amusing operetta. III jacob" which was
sung TO a pleased audience at Builders Ex-
change Hall some weeks ago, will be repeated
by request this evening at Masonic Temple.
Mr.. Harry Brandon, the ''boy tenor" will sing
the title role and the Misses Sue Kuhner and
Daisy Moore will sing the leading feminine
parts. The support is composed of well-known
young people in musical circles. The dialogue.
songs aud dances OF the clever little opera are
all taking The orchestra will furnish music for
dancing following the performance.
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Trade Council Propnsed.

At general meeting Of carpenters held lust
evening resolution was adopted ~ the effect
that the various local unions in the city should
form u trade council. composed of members
from each union, to discuss and canvass mat
tiers Of interest pertaining to the trade. Speeches
we're made by Messrs. Bell, Suffer, Sankey and
l,Oline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12
federation Of womcn,s Climbs.

The first convention OF the Federation of
women's Clubs was opened in Chicago yester-
day, under the presidency Of Mrs. c. E. Brown
Of New Jersey. The various delegations made
their reports and in the evening the visitors
wore entertained by the Women's Club Of Chi
cugO.
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ENGLAND VIII Take Part.

The 1t. Hon. Geo. J. Goschen, chan
cellor Of the exchequer, yesterday an
nounced to q number Of bimetallic deputa-
tions that waited upon him that England would
accept the invitation of the United States to
take part in an international conference to dis
cuss the silver question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-12

IL any one knows how to make trade it is A.
Kaufman. Read his advertisement on fourth
page.-Adct.
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By USING HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, gray, faded
or dtscolored hair assumes the natural color OF
yoats. and grows luxayiant and strong. plAasins
everybody.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IL 1901.
9th and Il SITS.
Though the grandest scenery In America with the
handscnest and most complete Solid Train service
West from Washington.
200 Pm Cincinnati Past Line" Solid Train
Washington to Cincinnati without change arriving e
depot tor Indianapolis. 81. Louis, a..
IL. 10 p.In the famous IF. r. v. Nestfbule Linn
ied"-a solid vestibule train with Dining ear Tor Gin
cinnsti Ohio. Lexington and Louisville. KY arrfy-
nx Al Clnclunatl At 90 N. Lexington D. 20 D. M.
al points.
Vile, Richmond, waynesboro. staunton and prin-
cipal Virginia points.
10. So IA. via Il n and p Railway ana Richmond 20
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk-ONLY RAIL LINE
5l3 and l42l Penna. ave.
nol6 INV FULLER. Gent Passenger Agent
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