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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l2.-F1our steady - west
ern super, fs5a2 1odo extra 225as.10; do. family,
50: winter wheat patent 4.0Oa4.30; spring
wheat patent. 425a4.40; spring wheat straight.
3s0a4 25-receipts, 1,S35 barrels; shipments II ,2s0
barrels; sales 564 barrels Wheat steady-Ns 2
red spot, I4S AJAX; December. 74La74A; January,
I5Aal5's; MAY, laslA-receipts, 4l,069 Bushels;
shipments $4,000 bushels; stock, 1.sS0,5A bushels:
sales, 6S,soe bushels. Milling wheat by sample,
73a16- Corn strong-nixed spot, <ea a4ea; year
49Sa4sA; January, 4s4 a.9'z; February, 49,3 a49k
bushels; shipments, 5l,4sI bushels; stock, 2O3,Sl
bushels sales, 1l4,0o0 bushels- White corn, by
sample, 46a41A; yellow corn, 10y sample, 4sa5O
Oats dull - No. 2, white western, 42a4z<; No. 2,
mixed western, sSa3sk-recepts, 1000 bushels;
stock, 80, e95 bushels. Rye quet-No. z, SO asked
receipts, 1884 bushels; stock, I55,o55 bushels.
Hay steady-good to choice timothy, 15.OOal6.0O
Gram freights quiet-steamer 20 Liverpool, per
bushei, a2d. Cork for orders, per quarter, 2s.
3d.; cotton, 20 cents per 100 pounds; hour, 10
cents per 100 pounds. Cotton nrm-middling, 9&.
Provisions steady-mess pork 1000; bulk meats,
loose shoulders, 81; long clear. 81; clear rib
sides, 90: sugsr-picked shoulders, 8; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, "a; hams. small. l2s; large,
fair to choice, asaSO; do. imitation 25a27 ladle,
fancy, "a; do. good to choice, 2Oa22; rolls, nne,
"a: do. fair to good. 2Oa12; store-packed, l5a1s.
Eggs nrm-2sa2s. Coffee quiet-Ro cargoes, fair,
1sx; No. I, IN. Sugar strong-granulated, 4s7.
Copper nrm-renned, loyal. Whisky steady
1.95a1a6
BALTIMORE. Dec l2--Vlrgna ten-forties SO
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, eshas5; Northern
Central stock, co: Baltimore and Ohio South-
western nrsts, lOs; Consolidated gas bonds, il6A;
do stocks, sAa5s3s.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,

THE WASHINGTON AID MARLBoRo' RAILWAY.
Mr.. Compton introduced in the House today
the bill offered in the Senate last week by Mr..
Hunton and published in The STAR TO moor
porate the Washington and Marlboro railway.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL HOME.
A bill was introduced in the House today BY
Mr.. Cobb appropriating $3.50, 900 for the estab-
lishment Of additional Memorial Home for Aged
and lnfirm People in the District Of Columbia.
1t was referred to the District committee.
JUDGE M'CoMAs' NOMINATION.
The Senate judiciary committee, to whom
was referred the nomination Of Louis Nc
Comas as justice Of the Supreme bench of the
District, had a meeting this morning, at which
a preliminary discussion Of the nomination
occurred, but no action Of any kind was taken.
In explanation Of this it was said that the COM
mittee usually acts with elaboration ON cases
rs important as justice Of the Supreme bench
OF the District. Full opportunity, 1t II
said, win be given all Senators who desire to
discuss the nomination to be heard before any
Recommendation 10 made.
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The Wyoming Sena.orshjp-

Senator Warren of Wyoming arrived in Wash
ington last night and was in his seat at the
opening of tcday's session Of the Senate
When seen by STAR reporter the
Senator said that he had very little
to say about the senatorial fight in his
state, and that it might be considered immod-
est. because he was supposed to be a candidate
for the seat he now occupied The
Senator was emphatic in stating
however, that the legislature
in Wyoming was republican on a fair and
square vote, and if no unfair means were taken
by the opponents of the republican party a re-
publican Senator would be returned to the
United States Senate.
Senator Warren is here prepared to carry
out the legislation that he has on hand in the
interest of his state whether or not the present
legislature decides to give him the honor of a
re-election
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MANLY MEN SHOULD ssstaS.

ssid United States Senator: IL th--- .r,
any naanlymenlef, the in New York Reform Club
there VIII be some re~ienAtions from that OH
noAioas organization before taAny dav~s
Mr. GRAIN SAWS n WAS A. errHAax
Representative Grain ~ Texas. who w.s N,
Mills mAtAeer during the late spealcr-hip con-
test. sad today. speaking Of the Reform Cah
incident.
IL wa- an outrage; outrage not ,o M
Crisp personally. hut 20 the Spealer ~ m.
House aud 10 the Hou-e itsclf. Mr.. Crisr w.
no' invited To that dinner IN any but his cfhciAi
capacity.
He would never have been invited n n. Asa
not been Speaker of she House he was tncr,
as Speaker OF the Hou-o. The insult vas o.
his ofice aud 90 the House When they
talk Of eNpelling Tom Matson Tor his in.ait
20 the House. a moments thought will
show that the members Of the HOUSE Who took
part IN this insult IN no better position than
Is Watson. I have all along becu an anti Cri-p
man. l am now Tor Crisp. aud viii be from
this time forward"
Mr. WARMERS ExFLA>ArloS.
Mr.. Dewitt Warner. Who WAS delegated nv
the Reform Club 90 see Mr.. Crisp personally.
in addition 10 the written invitation. 20 extend
TO him the honor Of an invitation 20 the han
qnet, said 90 a Srsk reporter TODAY:
There d no occasion for al this taIk about
the matter " Mr.. Cri-p's not beng invited %
speak at the Reform club banquet ~. va
invited as al evidence Of good feeling g.
the honor OF attending the dinner a.. go
not invited 20 speak. The club had perfect
right not 10 Invite HIM 60 sp-sk rh-v
had perfect right 60 make 40 their Ia, 81
speakers and not inclule him Etnoug them. n
was perfectly proper fnT him o. hc lr.rarcd o.
speak in case they called on him MANY men
had speeches in their pocket vi.ich were Dot
used. There was no lack Of courtesy shown
him"
The public seem TO con-true a into .
slight was suggested.
The public. said he. ''are not constituting n
at all. Republicans Who are nlWavs ready 70
take up what they can % make trouble over
and some admirers Of Mr. drisp. Who
do not approve Of the purpose Of the Reform
Cluh.are doing all the taking. Mr. crisp made
no demonstration Of anger n, tn dinner. us
acted like diguifed gentleman. -. n D. He
did hot leave the room. but sat thenr through-
out the dinner. Hts manner was perfectly Dig
nihcd aud proper"
Mr.. Warner said that he could no; rcuernber
whether or not he had said any thir.- O., NJ
Crisn when be saw him about gong a. The DIM
ner That would indicate IN any war "a, POSSE
blhiy that he might be called on tor any -
marks. Tie thought hc had not had any con-
Nersation on the subject.
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NEW MEXICO AND STATEHOOD.
Delegate Joseph Expects No Action From a
Republican Senate


Delegate Joseph of New Mexico expects moth
ing this session in the matter of the admission
Of the territory which he represents. He feels
that politics have arisen superior to justice.
ana that in the fact that New Mexico is demo-
cratic is the cause that has kept it from being
one OF the states Of the Union. Mr.. Joseph
said to STAR reporter today:
We look for nothing from republican Sem
ate this session. New Mexico has been most
unfortunate in being represented here BY a
democrat while the republican party 10 in
power, and We know that this alone is what has
kept us from the Union.
We have.the population, the wealth and the
patriotism. Our citizens are intelligent, edu-
Gated and business-like. but the majority are
democratic, and therein lies the secret of our
failure. Persons who claim that the character
OF New Mexican citizens is different are either
uniformed or maliciously misrepresent the
true condition Of the territory. The cry that
they are unfit citizens ID Sham
IF. however, there should be an extra ses-
sion and the Senate democratic / will push
New Mexico's claim to the utmost and am con-
fdent of success"
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
TO MEASURE THE SIZED OF TRAINS

TO MEASURE THE SPEED OF TRAINS.
Messrs. p. p. Ortiz. Chas. Young and W. H.
Lewis, constituting a committee from the
Northeast Washington Citizens Association,
called upon the Commissioners. this afternoon
and urged them to place poles along the tracks
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 30 that the
police would have better opportunity of
judging Of the speed Of trains.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have accepted the resig-
nation Of George W. Smith. laborer in the
assessors Office. and appointed J. 8. Coolidge
to al the vacancy.
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R.rrs ES1ERPRrsE
l34l i1TH ST. Sc
OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL O'CLOCK.

COATS COATS.
% ~ Ladie. Blsrk Blazers. Our rriee, asc
81 So Chndrsn's keefrrs. all wool Our price.
81 Bl.cs and Blue LADIES' Jackets. Our price.
81 50 Black Chsvron Ladies' Jackets Our price.
$40 Ni-se.' HswmAr1e,s. with capes. light
REMNANTS REMNANTS.
i2,sc Muslin Del.ines Our price. &C.
.ae, NSoi-niHsd piaids o. our prii ,s 9e-
81 Atwood Drs-s Goods. to A yards Our price.
i2s4e Creyon Cords. Our price. Sc,
l2,sc. Light Percales- our price. SIC.
OIL CLOTH AND RUGS.
epc- Iineolum Mats. Our price. she.
Ioqass Mats .. our gg5ice;i .iOs.
90. 81 81 c ciSss our our Price STiss. Sc.
&c IH.rlin CARPETS. Our pri.e. PC
81 ladies' GossAmers. our price. Sc
81 80 LADIES' 6ossamers. with cape. Our price.
BED COMFORTS BED COMFORTS.
, s.i ,, Bd . cs;niortsc , Our UP P'iee' 29
ssns D-I a. SSiSi r. O'r ~. "a n
81 20 White Wool D .nEets our rrice. 81 -.
Ssi,s NO NO Bnsss our Price Price
Felt Lamhregdins. our price, IN
5lS. Chiidrpi's PLUSH Csss- our Price. 43c
GLORIA UMBRELLAS GLORIA UMBRELLAS.
q. 5oGl. ~ silL Umbrella Our price. 9sc.
sil5
- ploris SIX, oXiliz-i handle Our Price. 81 ~.
~ -nlber We hlv- tEe most complete line Of Toys
ard Jliday Csoo,4s in this -ectlon-
El-k-ts. &c DO.nlnOes. &C Picture Books. D.
Ltat-r Ball. D. lI-h-- D VI rms. - LOttOs.
THIS - the last c4alc- tEi cheap Rubhers
W AAi god fortune d AoId Of twenty rye
ECEe-
Chi,ireE's. lGc- Misses. l7c- Ladies' Gle. Mems.
FUKs. FURs
-, - Iaiiss' SsaI Nuts. Our Vrire. 81 ~
- - latti = VI macy MEffs. OR price, 81 ~
Is Crii dreu- set, p urs- Our uTic. 81 40
Astra han Capes. 81 A. Monkey Cape. So -
RArrs ESrERPR1sE
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CAPITAL TOPICS.
A FREE SILVER BILL.

Senator Sherman has introduced bill
amending the existing Sherman act so as to
provide for free silver coinage and the cuinsge
Of the silver bullion now held in the
treasury, and in addition for the issue Of treas
ury notes based on silver deposits, which notes
are to be redeemable in gold silver coin, at
the option Of the government, and are made
legal tenders.
FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Senator Irby of South Carolina was present
in the Senate this morning for the first time
this session
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No silver Liquidation IIk.Iy.

Senator Molcott Of Colorado said today that
from the present Indications no leeislatoa
would be secured at the present SESSION e Con-
gress favorable 10 the free coinage Of silver.
While II II known. of course. that senator Nal-
colt Is warm advocate Of thu white metal IN
Congress he would not make public any static
ment unless be- knew IL t. be- true that Va. AN
favorable 20 the free coinage of -ilx,r.
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IN ACCORD WITH THE POPE.

A Statement From Rome Regarding M gr.
Satolli's Recent Address.
ROME. Dec. l3.-The NoniteUr DE Roma
publishes u summary of fourteen propositions
on the scholastic question that Mgr. Satolli, the
papal delegate, submitted to the recent con-
ference Of archbishops held IN New York. The
pope, Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary Of
state. and the congregation Of the propaganda
fde are In accord with these propositions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

1906, =. 4 A, 100 bid, asked. American Security
and Trust IS, 1905. A. 4 o., 100 bid. = asked
washington Market Co. imp. G.. 109 bid, - asked
washington Market Co. extern IS. 1o4 bid. ITO
asked Washington Market Co. LIST IS. 1ss2-l9!l 20
bid.-sske
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. 3I5
bid, asked Bank Of the Republic, 2T5 bid. -
asked Metropolitan 29o bid. asked. Contra, 800
BID. - asked. second. l64 old, - asked. Farm
els and Mechanics, 100 bid, asked. Citizens.
1s5 bid, $50 asked. Columbia. 100 bid. - asked.
Capital, lZi bid. - asked West End, 1es bid. -
asked Traders, III bid. l25 asked. Lincoln. lo2
bid. - asked
Railroad stocss-washngron and 9eorgetswn
IoH bid ~? asked Metropolitan, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Columbia, 81 bid, - asked. Capitol aud North o
Street, 81 bid, - asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, - bid, asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown. 80 old. Is asked Rock Greek. 100 bid
Insurance Stocks-FiremeDs. ~ bid, SO asked.
Franklin. 46 bid, asked. Metropolitan. 40 bid, so
asked National Union. l6 bid, Is asked Airing
ton, lI2 bid, $50 asked. Corcoran, - bid, -
asked Columbia bid le asked; Riggs.
lincoln. 81 bid, - asked Commercial. bid, 81
asked German-American. - bid. 202 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Coumbia Title. G.. bid,
~ asked. Real Estate Title, la bid, = asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washngto on Gas.
1891 asked Georgetown Gas, IS bid. asked.
Telephone Stocks American Graphophone Ia
bid. ~ asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, a. bid, =
asked Pennsylvania, 60 bid. - asked.
bid. 10 asked. Great Falls ice, = bid, asked.
Bull Run Panorama Is Did, - asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage. .e5 bid, Ito asked. Ivy City
Brick, so bid. 100 asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-Washington
Loan and Trust, l35 bid asked. American
Secur.tv and Trust. - bid 1871 asked. National
Safe DEPOSIT and Trust Co.. bid. 1876 asked.
Washington safe Deposit - bid. 10 asked.
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Bursting of q Water Main Mt 5th Avenue
and Congress street.

OF q Wattr MAth Otn AVenue
and Congress Street.
CHICAGO, Dec. PA water main burst at
the corner of 5th avenue and Congress street at
o'clock this morning and flooded a number
Of Easements in the immediate vicinity
before the water Office could be notified
and the water shut off. So great was
the pressure from the main that for
a distance of a block on either side of the break
the pavement was thrown up in great mound
several feet above the level of the street. The
damage will amount 70 several thousand dol
lars. The main was the principal source of
supply for the west side, and many manufac-
tories in that portion of the city have been
compelled to shut down for want of water.
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Want u Dissolution Of r.np-r.hI,.

Isabelle Zimmerman has filed a hill against
Julius ID. Rhodes, A. q. nulsois James T. Du
Bots and {. l.. Dubois FOR the dissolution OF
copar;uership and an accounting. she state.
that on January ~. isss. she aul Rhodes
formed partnership FOR the prosecution q
pension claims aud about Deccmber. 1859.
Rhodes sold out his right e. the other defend
ants. who refuse TO recognize nor rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

To EXTEND THE CIVIL SERvIcE.-Mr. Henry
c. Power, chairman Of the civil service COM
mittee Of the National Association Of Letter
Carriers, had an interview with the President
this morning. and presented petitions signed
by $4,000 citizens praying for the extension Of
the civil service laws to the entire free delivery
system. Ex-senator Blair joined with Mr..
Power in urging a, favorable consideration of
the request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

SILVER PURCHAsEs.--Of the $40 900 ounces
of silver offered for sale to the Treasury De-
partment today All, 900 ounces were purchased.
as follows $4,000 at so. 1870; $4,000 at So 1913;
III 900 at 50. 1915; $50, 900 at so. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

This morning Miss Chichester and sister of
Fairfax county, Va. were driving across the
street car tracks at 3lst and NJ streets, when
their vehicle was struck by a cable car. The
buggy was demolished, but the occupants of
the vehicle and the horse escaped unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

GROUP l. quickly relieved. and whpoping cough
greats helped. aud iis duration shortened bg ~.
D. Jayne's EAleei"rant. tae ia family siand-,y
fur coughs and cuis, and az lung " throat afec-
tuiiS.
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Mr.. Levy's Assignment,

Abraham H. Levy of No. 1000 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, dealer in furniture. &C., has
made an assignment, for the benefit of his
creditors. to Charles W. Darr. Preferences
are made to Clarence A. Brandenburg. $50;
Traders National Bank, s200; Henry Levy,
$50; A Stein, s130; ID. B. Gussdorf, 900;
John O'Hare, SEQ; F. J. Einstein, e35, and A.
W. Martin OF Baltimore, slS5.
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Jonxsox x LrrrErI1.
s13 MARKET SPACE
SILKS Fon PRrsrNrs

What's more a-ecpt.he or usf a than SiIE Dress 81
n Vrs--n.. We have them all the fashionable.
weave. ant guarantee both price and quality.
H.I " - them
biack ald cal,rsi taiils Frlue4ise Slss al - Sc.
o.. 81 - 81 - and - --r yard
B.4ck aAs Colored Ieu-aiiae silks a. 81 - and
Ell 20 Ter yard.
Biarh al Colored India silks al 20. 20. SaSs- and
81 Per yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

The following were the temperatures a; the
Office of the weather bureau TODAY: an, Is;
2 pm, 81: maximum. 81: minimum, ~
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ANTI-PARNELLITE DEFEATED.
John Redmond's Brother Refutes the Charge
of Intimidation.

of Intimidation.
DUBLIN, Dec. 1.-THE anti-Parnellites have
received signal defeat in their attempt to
unseat Mr.. William K. Redmond, Parnell
lite VI. p. for East Clare. Mr.. Red
mond had 33l4 votes in the late cleo
tion, as against 2,s6s for j. R. Cox. anti
Parnellite. The was contested on the
ground of intimidation. &c, and the court
today dismissed the petition OF the contestant.
Mr.. Redmond is a brother of the Parnellite
leader, John Redmond, NJ. p. for Waterford.
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IsIRTEr>
ARggEp.

KEITH. On SundaN. Bys-iIi..r n. ls,rs . !, t..pr
". and May l. keIth Of West Na-hifletdn a son
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nhrr,a-

n folovinz are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market. reported by special
wire 10 CJrsOU Mccartney. l4l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

BoGUE-wiLLIkH On TkurSlay Dscemler ~
lsre. At the Vermont AVenu. q rl-tian tluFrh ~
hey pr. u. Power. DIR. A. 4. bOGl 10 nAI lie
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MRS xrNsLow.s SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS HfNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for ovsr FIFTY YEARS ov MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for thsir CHILDREN WHILE TEE H
ING viii PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOoTBES the
CHILD sOFrENs the GUNS AIl-ANS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC AMI Is the bsst remedy for
DlAkkHCEA sold by druggists in every part Of the
world ~ sur- and Ask for ''Mrs- HinslOw's Sooth-
ing syrup- aud t.ks other kiaI -,csnts a bottle
Dbl ly
SHORT BREATH PALPITATIOS.- PAIN IN
= chest. weak faint spells. &c. cured DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. sold a.
sCHEII.EK STEVENS 9Th and Pa ave.
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Con Liver Or

Con LIVER On
]. useful bsyond praise IL has and yet
f-~ ar, viisin= tn take i-tn- taste and
lasts eng Somslstouachs cannot take Il and some
burdcued with 10.
SCOTS EMULSION
OF
COD LIVER OIL.
Il no, offensive: 10 70 pleasant To especially
ehiiaEsA III not often = digestion
SCOTS EMULSION
COD LIVER OIL
MADE far more .fsctuai.
There Is q Iittle book on Careful LIVING; sent
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T. U R E D

"Aecu. sven eight mouths ago attacked
~ se0a<h. and bean - take nsli ns much
,-iverti-ed ex.ectarAnt ami e,utfurei asia .
untn h.d ,.ksa about IA bottles Instead Of SWING
r,ii-<. n ouiy ufsd- me Uorss- Jrs-i several
oti-rrsnsia.. bat AZ 10 van. sad don't thinA had
TIRE. Whole uiEats' ross dur ns ny IIn-. Ibogaa to
thinR nat
CCNsUMpTIoN
Hal laid hold - AMI hoFss q recovery were
ali srns- Iuasa mere -FsIst1r but frisui II mine.
Who ha4 bs-n sorne t.Ias s~sy. oAli-d % He
r--o-nrnsn~.i Try Aver ChsrJ Psotoral. AMI
Kindly s-usiin- bottle. t00k a. but With little
hsp~-cf rec0vrry. an thankful. however. 70 say
ths, "a cr.i ne. AL today eniyinz- the best Of
hsalta-"- WILNOT PAINE. NJ nIo.I,. LlJcTia-
AYERS
CHIEFLY PICTORIAL.
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURF To crBE-
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JoHSsoS x L.UrrRELL.
sl3 MArkst space.
A CrRY Gr,KasrEyn

Af-r- ten exT~renr~ IA the % the Morrow
t-au otnl-nt have f0uni infaiibe for the cure
- ti.e-. NOa-ds. ~ rains. Burns. Bruis- Erysipe-
las.
must admit that The Morro~ ONT l. the
D q thing Yet u fully answered xpec sfions-
A "a. COLLAMoRf, Hous- Kaiser. 1911 Sc.
heartily r.comaend it 10 all vino Ia need Of .
remedy % marvellous value.
mo v DAVIS. Coal Dealer. llO7 ne
Iehe.rfuly recounasnd IL ~ all sufere would
lot bs without boz for any Consideration
Miss ANNA kELLEk. sssi2 lith 81. n. W.
fOr sale by al drusu<1st-, irlce, 50 cents
AOkkoNBEAS CHEMICAL CO. wash. d. C
n203u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-12

No CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
~ sA0u'd - wit-out . bottle Of Angu-lura Bitters
he w0r.d r.n 2 a9petlzsr Of exquisite hsvor. Be-
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CuoAks Ar Ger PErcrs.

Laii-s' and Chi!sirvu NraT- from 10 q - per
nj 70 10 your aisant1-e - before making
~lection-
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CH1LToN. ON De,sm.s-r9 -. lsxye At pas NJ
HELM NJ, Chiffon. q beloved AFT. Il Jcs-t,h -
Chiffon aud elds - daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs John "a
Peach. formerly Il Alexandra. Va. Tie thirty
third year Of her A-e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-12
cEREcEDO HERMANOs YC.a

Merece recOmendarse Y con gusto recomen
danos los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE, y
mas las personas que del interior de La isla VI
slten la Capital, la casa almacen sobre todo Ell
Colneodo de los senores Cerecedo Hermanos Ca
este 1ltmo establecido en- la calle de San Francis
co num- 46. Els un establecimiento donde ell
gusto mas exigente podra encontrar 10 que nece-
site en- ell ramo de conservas y provisiones fnas,
as1 vinos tintos y generosos de todas
classes, aguardientes, aceites, vinagres encurti-
dos pastas jaleas, frutas conservadas su
jugo cristalizadas, chocolate, galletitas bombo-
mes del mas alto capricho conftes exelentes en-
vases vacfos de roble para guardian ron, acetunas,
leche condensada al natural de las mejores
marcas tTutas del pals preservodos olnoturo jamo-
mantequilla etc. etc.
La casa de Cerecedo Hermanos Ca Sc cui.
da mucho de mantener un constante surtido de
los artlcules de su giro, nos consta que 10 re-
nueva por todos los vapores, tanto para atender
al crecido consume de susclientes de la Capital y
pueblos de estas comarcas, cuanto para cubrir ell
de la importante casa sucursal que tienen estable
cida en- la Ciudad de Mayaguez. Y con un deta-
lie muy interesante: Los senores Cerecedo Her
manos c. dedican mucho cuidado al escoger
los fabricantes mas acreditados de los articulos
que importan de Europa los Estados Unidos a
fin de traer los mas genuinamente puros, traen al
pals cuantas mercader1as de alta fantasia Sc
ofrecen asi en- 10 que Sc refere envaces al pro-
ducto miSnno.
De nuevo recomendamos las personas que
visiten la Capital de Puerto Rico 6 la Ciudad de
Mayaglez procurar conocer los establecimientos
de los sehores CEREcEDo HERMANos Y Ca