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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Sioux CITY. Iowa. April l9-In the district
court yesterday the application on behalf of
the auditor of tine state for the appointment OF
a receiver fer the Northwestern state Bank of
Sibley was heard. and Judge Wakefield APP
pointed II. II. Thayer. the assignee. as receiver.
Thayer Claims he can manage the banks a fairs
to pay ell claims. though the stockholders will
lose ell their investments OF $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Sank in the OuickSands.

Nzw YoRK, April ia special from Erie,
Pa. says: Henry J. Miller of this city was en-
to'nbed in the quicksands at the bottom Of a
sewer trench Yesterday. He had been warned
against the quicksand. and so did not send his
workmen into the trench. but ventured there
himself. He leaves a widow and five children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
A Terrific and Mysterious Tunnel Disaster

LEADvILLs. Col. April 19.-The explosion
in the Buck-Ivanhoe tunnel yesterday was tine
most terrific imaginable. and several were
killed and a number blown from the scene of
the accident The men VINO were hurt were
working distance from the explosion and
cl.im To have been hurled twenty fee: by t he
force.
The cause of the trouble is still a mystery
and no one has advanced a satisfactory theory
as to its occurrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Coal Mining in Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, y. s., April 19.-Another coal COM
pany is to ask for incorporation in the Nova
Scotia legislature. The proprietors of eight
collieries at Port Hood have united and will
apply for charter 20 carry mining. build a
railway and make shipping facilities generally
The capital is 81 .000. 900.
The Boston and Nova Scotia Company char
ter passed the legisla ;ure council last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
The Tac1onaI War Among the Choctaws.

PARIS, TEX. April 19-There is no guessing
the situation in the Choctaw nation. Both
factions are bitter and stubborn. l.. NJ. Locke,
the leader Of the Jackson or national party. has
addressed n letter TO Gov. Jones. requesting
that ne resign in the interest of peace and mar
mony and the integrity of the ChocIaw nation.
The letter charged that Jones' administra on
had been fruitful of nothing but strife, that he
had prosecuted those politically opposed to him
and had allowed his political friends who trans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
EIGHT hours Long ENOUGH.
Mr.. Gladstone Thinks That workincmer
Should Respect individual Feeling.

Should Respect Individual Feeling.
LONDON. April ia deputation of coal min
ers from Durham visited Prime Minister Glad
stone today to express opposition to the enact
ment OF a compulsory eigh.-hour law.
Mr.. Gladstone replied to the deputation that
parliament never could be competent Judge
OF the question. His own prepossessions on
the subject had been derived from an en-
hghtened statesman who feared the ef-
feet Of legislative interference with
adult labor. He regarded the making OF
terms between employers and employed as the
normal method for adj listing the hours of Ia
Dor. The workers, Mr.. Gladstone added should
respect individual freedom. Nevertheless,
eight hours a day long enough, in his
opinion, for labor under ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
DID NOT GO TO PRISON.
| The Duchess of Sutherland Lying III at q
Country villa.

ne OuCHeBS Oh Sutnerl8nu Lying At q
Country villa.
LONDON. April 19.-The story given on. yes
terday that the Dowager Duchess Of Suther-
land, who was sentenced to six weeks impris-
onment in Holloway Jail for contempt
OF court, had been driven in car
riage to the prison and locked up was
universally printed and believed. 1t trans
pires today, however. that the report was
erroneous After the imposition Of the SEN
tence the dowager duchess obtained from JUS
tice Jeune. president of the probate division.
Of her majesty's high court Of justice. before
whom TIE proceedings against the duchess for
contempt were taken. an order permitting her
to go to villa near Windsor, with the under
standing that she would surrender herself to
the authorities today.
1t is now announced tina. the dowagsr duchess
was taken suddenly i'll at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. A physician was in constant attendance
upon her until o'clock. when her condition
was such that he summoned anothsr doctor to
consult on the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

sHANoKIS. Pa, April l9.-water from the
old Fiddle Green workings broke into tAe Luke
Fiddler colliery q: clock this morning.
At noon Superintendent Williams announced
that it had been ascertsined positively that al
the men had escaped from the inundated slope.
The colliery ID operated by the Mining and
Railroad Company and 600 hands are employed.
The damage TO the mine il not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Called on God to Paraiyze Hin, II lie Lied.

NEW YORK, April l9.-Matthew johnson, a
negro. was found guilty of murder in the first
degree last night in the cour. of oyer and ter
miner. He was charged with killing Emil
huckelhorn in house on West 9th street
where, 1t is alleged. lie went for the purpose of
robbery. The convicted map TOOK the stand in
his own defense Yesterday and called upon God
to peralyze him ii he did moi tell the truth when
rs said he did not kill the MAJ.
He was remanGed for sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Death of Rev. DR.. DooIittle.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. April 1s-Rev.
Theodore Sanford Doolittle, d. D., LII. D.. died
last night after nine hours illness, aged So
years. He was vice president and professor oil
rhetoric, logic and mental philosophy OF
Rutgers College. He graduated at Rutgers in
1858 and in the theological seminary In 1862.
He was pastor OF the Fiatiand, L. l., Reformed
Church for two years. He was also associate
editor of the Christian at Work. He leaves Q
widow, but no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

A committee composed of Messrs. Thomas
Somerville and L. q. Scha;er. representing a
majority of the plumbing supply dealers Of
Washington, called upon the Commissioners
this afternoon Tor the purpose Of getting a
postponement OF the operations OF the new
system OF plumbing regulations from April y
TO July !.
They maintained that IL would be manifest
injustice 10 compel an Observance ot the new
regulations on the 22d of Inis month Tor the
reason that p.ior contracts wOaid lie cor ,roled
by the regulations in iurce when they
were made, thereby inaic.lng a pecani-
airy loss Upoa innocent contractors IL
the new regulations were not enforced until the
LIST of July II would enable tho dealers in
plumbers supplies TO dispose OF their large
stock and give ample nosice to future con-
tractors of the new regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
THE TIME TOO SHORT,
Mr.. Bissell's Reply to a Delegation That
Wanted q Hearing.

The callers on Postmaster General BisselI
have good deal of quiet fun while waiting
their turn in listening to the snaps Of CONVEX
sation between Mr.. Bissell and his visitors.
The Postmaster General is always courteous,
but he has sort Of unconventional, original
way Of sizing up situation or getting
at the pith Of q question that at
tracts attention. Today hs was talking
with several visitors in regard to post
Office appointment. and there was evidently .
good deal Of pressure for the place.
Finally, after csnvassing the case, the spokes-
man Of the party said: well, when win you
give q hearing"
Mr.. Bisseli looked at the man quizzically. no
doubt thinking Of the $1,000 postnasters he il
expected to appoint, and sxid quietly: You
know only expect TO be here four years"
The man saw the point and the interview
ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Special Dispatch TO The Evening star.
MARLBORO, Nd. April 19.Maria West was
tried for infanticide yesterday before a jury,
which. after remaining up until late last night,
we're discharged by the judge this morning be-
cause they could not agree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

New YoKK, April IA special from Cam
bridge, Mimi, says:
The house OF Dan Erickson Of Bradford
w.s burned yesterday. with all the household
effects, and the man. his wife and two children
were crsmated alive. Two Of hin neighbour
bad spent part Of The day With Rxickson and
the three drank literally Of liquor. Il = sap-
posed that vhae attempting to light his pips, b
. drunken condition. he dropped some Ars and
was unable 70 quench Il OF save himself Ths
remainder Of the family vsEs slseping upstairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

77ouoners 57t" Tf"Iefsco'
San FRAScIsco. April 19.-Clement Scott,
dramatic critic of the London Telegraph, was
married yesterday in St. Mary's Catholic
Church to Constance Margaret Brandon. also
Of London. The archbishop performed the
ceremony, which was private. The couple left
for Chicago at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Hampton Roads the Scene Of Aquatic
Sports.
THEFRENCH FLAGSHIP ARETHUSE HERR
Brief Visit by the Fast Cruiser
Detroit,
LAST NIGHTS MIMIC CONTEST.
FRANCES FLAGSHIP COMES,

The Aretheuse Arrives on the Heels of the
Germans.
Special Dispatch to The Lvening Star.
Fort MONROE, Va. April 19.-Another day
has daw ned clear and cloudless and with just
enough of breeze to stir the waters of Hamp-
ton Roads into slight ripple. More people are
coming in on every train and boat, and the
crowds that were here last week to see the be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
HOWARD CLAGETT DEAD.
He Passed Away Last Eveniny-Th- Cri
inal Court Adjourns Out of Respect.

He Passed Away Last Eveniny-Th- Grim.
inai Court Adjourns Out of Respect.
At S55 last evening death relieved the sui.
ferings of MIR. Howard C. Clagett whose crit
ical condition was mentioned in yesterday 4
STAR. he having never recovered from the I'M
conscious condition into which he passed o.,
Sunday last. His funeral will take place from
his late residence, 1905 10th street northwest
at clock tomorrow afternoon.
THE CRIMINAL COURT ADyoURSs.
In the Criminal Court this morning the death
of Mr.. Clagett was announced by his associate
in the district attorneys Office, Mr.. II. T.
Iaggert, who spoke OF the many good traits o.
his character. his cheerful disposition, &C. and
moved that the court adjourn in respect 10 his
memory. Mr.. Joseph Shiliiuston. who bad
often been associated with him. seconded the
motion. paying graceful tribute to his
memory.
Justice McComas in directing the adjourn
ment to be entered spoke of the pleasant rela-
tons ne had had with the deceased. a most
promising attorney. and would mingle his sor-
row at his early decease with the ba- generally.
In Judge Kimball's court Mr.. James l..
Pugh. jr., assistant attorney for the District,
announced tine death OF AIr. Clagett and spoke
feeiingly of the deceased. Judge kimball in
response spoke in appreciation OF Mr.. Clagett's
character.
PERsoSAL--W. II. Clifton of St. Louis ]. s.
". Young of Cincinnati, Charles n jerks Of
Asheville, n. c., c. Schubert: OF New Haven,
Conn. and John c. Hogg of PENNSYLVANIA are
at Wiilards.-G. Fl. Giddings of Texas. P. Il.
Lee OF Philadelphia. Chas. p. Jack of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. and William n. Scott. of Pitts
burg. at the Randall. John K. White
Of Virginia, Charles W. Armour of Kan
sas City, Mo-, and o. +. Bryan of
Louisville are at the Ebbitt-W. T..
Pulsifer of New York, II. NJ. Fisher of Berkeley
Springs. W. Va, Ira b. Wells of Minnesota
and Z. W. Currer of Boston are at the Riggs
E. Queen of Pittsbnrg, H. F. Ford of
Tampa, Fla, G. A. Cadmus of Patterson,
N. j.. and G. NJ. Fistre of Boston are at
the Arlington.-Edwin Hamlin of Brookline
Mass, John u. Riley of Pittsburg and ]. A..
Wood of Long Branch are at the Shoreham
W. II. Green Of Illinois, Iacinte Lopey of New
York and c. l. S:urss Of Chicago are at the
Normandie. -Thos p. Grant of Louis
vile, B. G. Dudley of Boston and j. L.
Harrington of New Mexico are at the john
son--H. p. Beerer Of Norristown. Ky., G. L.
Harries of Middieburg, N. Y, and r. C. Dot
son Of Chicago are at the Nationui-E, c..
Reddingfeld OF Raleigh, n. c.. George H.
Mayer Of Terra Alta, W. Va, and John L.
Hall of Georgia are at the Metropolitan.-C,
A. Lane of Boston, w. ]. Walker of Philadel.
phia, E. L. White Of Providence, F. F, Nc.
kenney of New York and ]. NJ. Rice of
Chicago arc at the st. Janes-Georpe w.
Stow of New Haven, John Bingham of Brook
iyn and W. j. Casey Of Richmond, Va, are at
the Howard Hourse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

BALrrHoHE. Nd, April ls.-The directors Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to
day declared dividend Of ~ per cent ON the
common stock for the six months ending
December 81, 1891. and dividend Of 5 pei
cent on the stock Of the Washington branch Tor
the six months ending March u, leea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Postponement Of Murder Trial.

oFeo1aI Dfsf'StcH 10 Evening star.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April l9.--On call of the
case Of Jefferson Phillips for murder, after ar
gument, it was ordered that the trial be fixed
for the first Monday in Nay next, and jury be
summoned from Fauquier county, Va.
A coiored man named James jackson fell
dead at neon near Portner's brewery. No in
quest deemed necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

SEATTLE. WASH, April 19.-The sloop Elida,
silk laden, foundered eff Cape Flattery Monday
night in heavy gale. It is reported that four
lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Washington and Gsoreetowa Not for Sale
Street railway gossips have not advanced any
new theories As to the probable sale Of the
Metropolitan aud Columbia roads to the Phils-
delphia syndicate. From . reliable source
comes informa ton to the effect that the synd;-
cate will not pay more than sll5 for Metro
politan and sl00 for Columbia. On good
authority there II DENIAL OF the rumor that out
side capital was seeking TO possess itself Of the
Warrington and Georgetown property. Holders
Of that stock viii not sell at any figure which
the syndicate b hkely TO offer.
One Of the theories - 70 the report In ques-
Nor is that IL d pat In circulation by inter-
sstsd parties 10 induce holders ip the Metro
politan and other inss 20 let 70 lest tae,r infsr
ests may BE- imperilsd BY the consolidation q
thoss lines With the cabled roads under . man,
ags0sat that would freeze cat a discEininsH}
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Range of the Thrrrncr

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today; am, IS;
2 p. m, 81; maximum. 62; minimum, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Real Estate Matters.

E. B. Olmstead has bought fer 5000 of VIC
toria II. Ash subdivision l7s, square 72l. 2l-54
feet front on Massachusetts avenue between
LIST and I'd streets northeast.
J. II. Bradley has bought OF ]. X. Wilson for
IS. 500 part 272. square 80, Georgetown, 60 by
GO feet on the corner Of Washington and stod-
dard streets (30th and Q streets northwest)
{. Wolf has bought for S45. 600 Of L. H.
Emmert lots q and %. 50. 1876. also IT, on
18th street and % It. on New Hampshire avenue
between and Q streets northwest
Z. q. Davis has bought for S6.Go0 Of j. A.
Riggs sub q, 50. l7s. z2xl00 II. On 18th street
between Riggs place and 3 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

A MOISTURE BITTERs RESTORES THE Ape
a lite and cures Indigestion when all else fails.
H.aufsssnred ~ Dr.. ,. q. b. sisgsrt sons. AZ all
0uogseA' ap1l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Beauty Balm,
rHE WONDERFUL COMPLEXION BzAUTIFIER

!. is absolutely pure and contains nothing tina,
sould tn3u-e the niost de iczts sEn-
BEAUTY BAN il Endorsed By society ladies and
he leading stars Of the stage including Annie Pix
~. Johnstone Bennett. Marie Tempest Della Fox.
asris Burroughs. Phoebe Davis Ida Mule. Marie
Fanoni. he.
Marie Tempest TIM. writes oft:
NEW YORK. February 81. 1893
fenno Laboratory Association.
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MARIE TEMPEST.
BEAUTY BALM is instantaneous in eject. yet the
auss itself Is iavisible- II imparts to the toughest
lin dsliciou<iy soft appearance and the natural
olor OF he&thfal youth Ii rednss< frsckes
md blotches OF all sorts
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE
BEAUTY BALM Is for sale in Washington at all
sAdnx druggists hair dressers. costumers and deal
II in toilet preparations.
FENNO LABORATORY. Sole Proprietors
1oS North 9th St. Philadelphia
Orders BY mail promptly hEsd- We will paw all
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
ALEX
A NEGLECTED OPPORTUNITY.

IL seems now strange that the Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad Com
pany Was not prompt last wear m securing An
extension OF the time Tor railway extension on
Alexandria streets. Al through la: au-
iumn IHE STAR called attention at
various times To the limitations which
ended the rights CT the company 10 most OF the
streets after the lst OF January 1873 Had
early application been made 20 the city council
Tor reasonable extension q: time there Il no
doubt that u would have been freely given
without onerous conditions The time qasssa
however. and Mr.. Spear. who had been a most
en;erpr.sing worker on the Mount Vernon
electric road and New Alexandria en-
;erpriseS. Withdrew and obtained from
the city council for six months the
railway hight to all the streets OF fhe city not
occupied b. any other railroad company, 50
that the MoSnt Vernon company cannot now
extend its tracks except on hing street and on
the other streets II now occupies II holds ut the
viii of the city council. il l. known
that the city council has been always
ready 70 pursue Il more liberal course toward
the Mount Vernon Railway COMPANY. with .
view OF securing street car accommodations
Tor all sections Il the town. and sooner or
later Il is PROBABLE that mutually Advantageous
arrsngemonrs Will be made.
THE easy on JErF. PHILLIPS
The corporation court house has been toda,
surrounded by crowd attracted bv tee case OF
Jefferson Philips. heretofore Sentenced to be
hung for the murder % George = Smith. but nj
lowed a new triEl bv the ilchmpna court OF ap-
perls. When pAi.li..s was brought into court
there vas The usual pressure 20 SIC Llm.
The counsel of The accused. Messrs. Brent
and Burke, sought postporcmcu. - the trial,
which WAS resisted by two OF tie counsel o: the
prosecution, Messrs. MGrbury and johnson.
The time 80 far has been occupied in preIimi-
narles
FLYING JAIL EIRD.
The chain gang has peculiar attraction for
prisoners in jail which 1t loses us soon as the
gang gets outside. The chain gang boards
and lodges in the jail and twice a day goes our
TO work on the streets. When IT goes out
II Is like magnet Go iron 60 the
jail birds held Cor trial. They are very anN-
ious TO JOIN the chain gang and 80 ont, too.
Another prisoner did yesterday afternoon.
Simon Thomas, a colored boy. committed
some days ago for the thejI OF diamond ring
was In jail when the chain gang went out
and has not since been seen. The police spent
last night searching for HIM.
ALExASDRra's RIaHrs RESPECTED.
All the clouds that lowered upon our house
are in tine bosom Of Hunting creek buried
and we praise the bridge which carries
US over. Alexandria, since the reyOca-
tion OF the order OF President Alb
bott refusing TO allow Mount Vernon cars
to be local street cars here, has again a street
car line from the Washington ferry 90 the
Washington depot, with a line down Fairfax
street 10 city limits and beyond. Mayor
Strauss voiced the unanimous sent ment of the
people on the subject and came out on top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
The "Ninth OF july Still AT New York

The "Nfnth OF july Still ar New York.
New YORK. April 19.-The fast Argentine
cruiser Neuve De Julio, which arrived from
Newcastle. England, Monday morning. re-
manned at anchor yesterday off Tomkinsyille,
s. l., and the crew began making her presenta-
BILE inside and out for the naval parade on the
9th instant. As she experienced rough
weather on her first trip across the
Atlantic much painting and scrubbing
will be needed to satisfy Commodore
Howard her commander. The cruiser there
fore will not sail today. as expected, but will
remain Al anchor probably until the end of the
week. when she will sail for Hampton Roads to
join the fleets. She will make the run in about
fourteen hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported By special
wire TO Corson Mccartney. 1419 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

DROwN'S IRON BITTTKS CURES DYSPEPSIA.
ID Malaria. 81 lo~H.S> AMI General Debility. Gives
strength aids digestion. tones the nerves. creates aI
petite. Tine best tone for Nursing Mothers. weak
women ans. children =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

ri,RE IODTRS MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
indisvutzbIy Performed by DIR. Williams Pink
Ills should t- closest investigation by sick
people and their friends. .a.:SmGwly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Record of Deaths.

During the twenty-tour hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Aary S. Hardey, &c wears; Gober, C.
Crooks, IS years; Michael LaIor Higgins. IS
years; Edward Ross Wayson. Is years: Laura
A. Graham. Ga years; Delec.cr Sanville. IS
years; Maurice JOY. IS wears; Louise Barr. 2
years; Jane Osborne, So years; Marstellar
Travis. wears.
Coiored-w. Fiaelia Tyree. Is wears: Clara
c. johnson, wears: Beatrice Gray, 3 months:
Pearl Esglin. 1 month.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-21
PREPARADAs EN- LA FARNAOTA DE VALLE Y OANCIO,
U1iOO dostaos Dc Ia verdadera formula Ponce PuertoaRo

Vente expeenoa han demosdo 1as proeades toni
nIoas reconuy poa cuando oda las
dpenden del empobcmento de sang por
smentac6n POGO nutiva por habar ugae hdmedos NAL
venilados por intermediates anterioyes
su a0c6n curva ecaz En las papiaclones del
dolores de cabeza napeenC dbdad dolores las ena
CansancC orde zumbdOs de Odo padez dc
e Ia reuyen cor natural eeorsnos flores bsncas
grandes p6ddas Ia mepuac6n abnndancias
complete desarroo de Ia edad
de la pnbertad ddad general convcenc de ss entemedade
agudss c6ncas tai as aeracones morboas n6
mas de coro aDema simple de affection general deo
lesion Org&nca entonCes DedCaci6n
I'm vista de los progresses de- Terp6uca de agunos nconve
entes que no en- la pr@ocs ha modcado a formula
oomprueba geEraizado hace de
ella en- tc0a b isis.
Con fin precaverse de las muchss maoLes de esa
rmua han hecho propades nfores deb exse
ada de egma es6a de abrica
SUPERIOR seo cue dice DOCTOR n RRvERON Mdi
nlaDo Ponce Puerto RcO la inferior rma el ado de
eoho de la fa exterior de ea Ca-Ponc Ag9sto 80 de $780,