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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18
LOS SUCESOS De CUBA

Los nOticias recibidas hoy, via Ponce,
que publican los p=ri0GiCoD dc SantO Do
mingO Eel L9Stjn DiGrGO sobro tOdo), son,
como siompre, exageradas, por proceder on
su mayor parte de origon iiibusterO. So
gun elias la revoluci0n progresa notable
mente; las fuerzas leales piorden torreno
en- todas las acciones y xnientras las bala8
de los insurrectos matan, las dc nuestra8
tropa8 SO pierden on Ia manigua.
Hablan dichas nOticias d8 una inter-
U1elc sOstenida pOr I'm reporter do LIE SO11'
dc Paris Con el Doctor Betances. Este
cree " es natural que ae1 piense), que la
revOluci0n Cubana triunfart3 en- mas sE?o
nos largo plazo pOrQue cuonta CON la sim
pal1a de los Esrados Unidos con la situa
ci6n fnanciera de la Isla do la Peninsula
que 10 son hOlgadas. Ademas pOrQue, Sc
gun 81, on Cuba hay TN railltrs y 200 r0il
cubanOS contra 800 T9ll peuInsularos y
unos $50 mil extranjerOs irdlferentes. III
DR. Betances cueptl3 ta1nbien con las bajas
que ha de product: IL fleDr0 aHnarilla en-
nuestrO Ej6rcito.
Seg1n Ell citado LGst541 D5ario a1gunOs
cruceros espanoles hlci8ron retirar III b.
quo sOspechOso do las cO6taG 1U CUD;&, H.
nOticia Ia tOma dol Herald do NueVu
York;, pero dichc buQuo logr6 burIar /"
vigilancia desoGnbarcO 100 h0x4bres, Tujl
rifles, 2 miliOnes de cartut y $50 mil
pesos On oro, N). Los ml>rub@os do ia *
p0ulC1Ou B5 IGuGkSEO0 d 4HAaAi&IO fECIi%0As
Sc cree que ii buQu0 Ql0 ll6VO Ia Cz1pedi-
ci6n es 81 vapor Br9getoNn de Filadolfa.
Ell pueblo Caaaal ha s::lO presa do las
llamas, Qu~rnado pnr los iuaurroct@G y pa
sajeros liz yAdcs il Tampa 80 Cuba, a8eE,1-
ran que M&ceo con Qcs nil insurgc2ttes,
scrprendi0 un tren entire G1bara Y Holguln,
hacienda 125 prisi0neros y&podorandOse dc
mil rifles, municiones y 4i21r0.
Pasageros llegados 4 Santo Domingo
procodenJes do Puerto-Rico " esta 81 cue
rs buena!) osegura1a lo tc0!0 do Puerto
Padre, San Miguel y MaunaDo1 por lcs IL
surrectoe, duranta los dias 1G = II del pa
sado JUNO, poblaciu~e8 gus est5n aitua-
das en- Ia Darto Oriental de Ia isla. El
L9stG1a dice que tales noticias las ha Obto-
mid dc peninsulares desafectos 4 Ia eau
sa de los separatistaB (2).
Otras noticias por el tenor publjca 81
citado diario perO, como va hem0s dIcho,
ca"n q peso de su propja exagoraci0n.
o.. Pareco que el anda lnanos uenaS entire
los separatistas.
(25, DespuGs del II de JUNO han llegado i puer
to-RcO muchOs Vapores de Cuba las nOtciaS ant'rO
res comprueban Asi Sc cscribe Ia hiStOia.
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ge6grafos, esa nueva repdblica no es
Otra que la de Tavolaro. TavolGro es una
un territorio de kil6m ,tros de largo por
de ancho, su poblaci6n es de 1913 habi-
tantes. En- 1886, el Rey Carlos Alberto
concedio la soberanfa de esta isla la IA
milia Bartolon1i, y por espacio de so amos
rein0 en- paz su primer sobarano Pablo l;
pero al morir este, en- 80 de Mayo de 1882,
los habitante la isla proclamaron la re-
prlblica, siendo reconoci la su independen-
cia por el gobierno italiano en- 1887. La
Constitution de Ia rep1blica de Tavole-o,
porque tambi6n tien0 81 onatituci6r, eli
ge al presidente por seis aflos otorga
ademas d las mujeres el derecho de su-
frapiO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18
MAS SOBRE EL
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA

Varios seflores accionistas han venido
decirnos que la 6orrdsca a que aludimos
como ocurrida en- la session del martes IL,
no tom0 mayores proporclones, debidO, no
al tacto de Ia Presidencia, como dijimos,
sino la extremada moderation de los &C
conistas, cuyo derecho vi6se contenido
por aquella, de inusitado mode
Nosotros no presenciamos Ell inciden-
to; 10 rolatamos tai cual nos fu6 referido,
que es 10 mismo que ahOra hacemos con la
rectifcaci6n que antecede.
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TELECRAMAS VIA CABO-HAlTIANO

Paris, Julio 11.-El Presidente de la
Rep1blica ha visitadO hoy el Hotel Diu
convention comercial con Suiza. En- la
Camara Mr.. Bechimont ha interpelado al
gobierno con respecto a la Suppression por
el perfectO del Aube de una indemniza-
ci6n de 1000 frances acordada por el Con-
seio municipal al Alcalde de Romilly Sur
Seine. El Ministro del Interior ha contes-
tado aprobando la medida tomada por 81
prefecto. Sc dice que Mr.. de Lamothe
antes de embarcarse para ir q ocupar su
puesto recibir6 instrucciones especiales
CON relaci6n al territorio en- disputa en- la
Guayana. Dicen de Roma que On la ca
mara de diputados despu6s de una viva
discussion sobre el proyecto inanciero del
gobierno, Mr.. Crispi ha obtenidO IN voto
de confanza por S71 votos contra 118. Te-
legramas de LondEes apUnGiap que el
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A ! S 0

Sc avisa & les senores Delegados del
Partido autonomista y los representan-
tes dc los Comit6s, que Ia Junta convoca-
da para el dia IS del corriente, tendra lu-
gar a las siete y media de la noche en- la
casa nlnero de la Gale de San Jose al
lado del Banco Territorial.
S-2 FL Secretari0,
Luis Sanchez Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18
~VAPOR ESPANOL
j. JOVER 6ERRAo

Este magnifico rapido vapor, an su
viaje la Peninsula llegara hacia ell 25 del
presente mes Ponce de donde spguira
MayaQUez y esta Capital. admitIendo
earga para IL Norte de Espana ell Medite.
crapRC
80 i2i vapor alnmbrado con luz el6c-
trica r4une espl6cdidaa condolences para
pasaje. Para mas informes diriiirse 4
sus consignatari0a.
A. RAUSCHENPIAT, Capital.
SCHCLIE Y COMP Mayagiiez,
CHRISTIAN BONSEN. Ponce Ga
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Socie +. d de San Vicente de Paul, t-n6i
communion general manana. dia del Sartc
PHtrOno, en- II izl~8ia de San Jose :, !" !.
seis y media d. ia nnafana, la junta e.
neral reg)unortaria el pr6x;m mo dolnirp<>
las ocho Do la nocho en eI Palacio episco-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18

Por fuerza de Orden pdblico fueron
duos Cruz Castro Crist6bal Ortiz, por
pelea escandalo; Jacinto Vazquez, re-
clamado por el Juzgado de instruction de
Cathedral; Aotonio Lopez Sanchez, por Pc
dir doce reales al Comandante sef1or Ape
llaniz en- nombre de su lavandera; Sanda-
lio Crispin, por orden del Sub inspector Sc
Tor Suntamar1a.
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Ha failecido en- la Mcca un :

HG faIlecidO en- Ia Moca un chino I1a-
lnado Juan III, y ademas do una regular
fortuna, hecha con la fabrication de Yel,.s
de sebO, deja escritos en- tart&ro IN Ma
nual de Agronornia y un drama en- 50 &C.
tos. La vi1c5o csta inconsolable V fufna
c garrllIo8 Caoaila8, que mitigan los dolo-
res del alma.
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Fl domingo Il del corriente deposita-
ION 1856 i1np0nertes Ia suma de 76i pesos
81 centa7os en a Gaia de Economics y
or68tam0s DC San German,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18
vENDUTA PUBLICA

Ell domingo % del corriente mes las
de la tarde, Sc remataran en- los altos del
Casino EepahOl, por cuenta dc Quien CO.
rresponda, calle de San Jose ndmero II,
los siguientcs cfectO8:
2 meaas de- billar enchapadas de caoba
con bandas do gonna, en- magnifcO ostaGO;
tablerO de plzara con 10 tacOs y bOlas de
rnarfil cada uno, contadOres, (tanteO) = ta-
guerra.
Aprovechad Ia OCCASION qu5esta ganga
no So pres0nta todOB los dias
T0do 10 que SO romata en- Venduta p1-
blica es 81 bGrTeT, no admiti6ndOse recla-
1nacl0n alguna:
10 c'21l SO hece pdblico para general
nocimiontO concurrencia de licitadOres.
San Juan Puerto Rico Julio Is de 1895.
E! Vendute~o p1blico,
s. Francisco II. IWruU
Contin{la Ia subscription iniciada por la
|'Preusa Asociada" para Obsequiar a los
batalIones del ej6rcitO do esta Isla destina
dos 4 Cuba.-Suna anterior, 1892 pesos
Is entav0s.-3TAL NARO.DO DemetriO
8.ntaella, / peso Don Felix Navarro, so
c2ntavos Don Aurelio Ortiz, l peso
Don Rafael Ortiz, rs centavos. - Don Ra
mon Rodriguez, peGo.-Don Antonio Al
DarraCin, 50 centav0s.-DOn Juan Alba
rrac1n. SO contavOs.-Don Geronimo Alba
rracin, 1 peso.-Don Jose de Pedro, SO cen
tavos-Don Hilario Ortiz, so centavos-
Don Salvador Ejea, rs centavos.-Don Ju.
liam Molinari, 25 centavos.-Don Federico
Leon, rs centavos.-Don Jose G.. Marto-
roll, 80 centavos.-Don Francisco Cabane-
Has, 50 centavos.-D Demetrio Valera,
so centavos.-Don Salvador Vieta, peso.
Don Jose Maria Ortiz, 1 peso.-Don Fe-
derico Hernandez, peso.-Don Igoacio
D8]gado, SO contavos. 1905 pesos
rs centavos. (COntinUara)
Por orden del sef1or Alcalde ha irgre-
duo Epifanio Serrano Rodriguez.
Una repdblica mas en- Europa. Nj la
de Francia, nj la de Suiza, nj la de San
Marine, son las dnicas rep1blicas que exis-
ten en- Europa. TOdavfa tenemos otra que
SO hahla eacapado 8 Ia atenci6n da los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18
a0TlGI41 1EAEaALES

Nuestro estimado amigo ell Sr Egoz-
cue, Vict pre- iiente de Ia Coniei0n Pro
RIA dc acciones de Ei1letes de Il Ioteria
que tondra lugar ell 26 del corriente las
Z y ro01ia do Ia mailana, sc colCquen en-
81 s.>ldn de- soaionos de la Diputaci6n
aBionUos pare el publico mesas para los
"e1ores periodistas que deseen presenciar
i acEO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18

3eGlA - Gl"a cn los peri6dicos de Nc
yagii~z, Pr " -l4diorcia de 10 Criminal
dc 2quell& ciudad, ha 8ido sobreseida libre-
monte Ia eau. = quo Sc se2uia contra nues-
tros amigos = ColpailcrCs don Jovino de
Ia Tore, don Tomas Bernar9ini, direc-
Publicidad,' - por ol supuest delito de con-
citacion al publican un intervi,w cor el
cabecilla insurrecto cubano Peou;to 3D.
rrerO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18

Con brillantes notas ha terminate el
cuarto aflo de Medicioa en- la Universidad
de Santiago, el aventa55 ado joven areci5a-
flo don Narciso Doval Espiet Felicits.
mos su distinguida familia.
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ATENCION.- En- la Gale d

ATENCION.-En Ia Gale de Ia Cruz, nj,
nero IS, SO proporcionan magnificas ha-
bitaciones, c0modas y frescas, con buena
mesa y esmerada asistencia por 80 pesos
mensuales. Tambi6n hay 'habitaciones
para matrimonios. 15-3
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Ell domingo "A de Julio d4positaron
439 imponentea, la suma de 2.OSO pesos rs
C 3ntavOs en- la Gaia de Ahorroa de- MAYA
glez.
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E. PARlS-BAzAR recibi6 aver I'm surtido
de clnturones ultinO modelO, dc los QUO
usan las elegantes parisienseg. Los nav
anchOs y anch1simos su precio es de ur
tres pesos. Tambi6n SO han recib;Jc
polvos muy buenos de Pinaud, q dos re-
les paquete y eI conocido iab6n de Sanda.
10 del mismo perfumista reales la Gaia
de jabones; polvos Simon blanco rosa
& peso la cajita. Guantes de seda dc
cabretilla negros. Horq liIlas de cabezss
dorada un real ia docena; carretes de
seda negra de 100 yardas propias para ma
Quinas a IN real; punto negro para manti-
las, dc mota grande peso vara. FL
surtido de antolares puntillas Valencien-
nes, fnas, es precios1mo y en- cuanto q
abanicos japoneses los modeloRssque Sc
han rocibido son completamente nue.
VOs. @110e8
Varios ee6ores tratan de fundars en-
Areclbo IN centro de recreo, para 10 cual
hay gran animation entire la iuventud.
pues baeto1te faIta hac8 IN casino 6 cen.
tro de reunion tn osa localidad.
Han rendido Ia jornada de la vide. en
Mayagiioz, Ia respectable matrona s8fiora
dofla Isabel Guenard de Mangual Y el ve-
nerable anciano, antique amigo nuestro.
s9hor don Fernando Cuevas Y Martinez
Enviamos a sus afiijidas familias nuestras
mas sinceras palabras de condolenoia.
r. I. P.
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P0r la pareja de servicio en- Puerta
de TERRA fueron conducidos desde Ia Car
Gel & la Audiencia los individuos Qnintin
Coto y Martin Rubio Salinas (al HTesito.
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Los sefiOres M. Roman v ConoD

Los sehOres NJ. Roman = Compaffe.
almac6n para ventas al por mayor. Cruz
Z y tienda al detail &c La Dulce Alianza,"
Cruz 30, ofrec"n al pdblico les productos
'1e la gran fabricA de baules y maletas q!.e
tienen tab'e cida en- esta Capital Hay
Siempra I'm constants eurtid0 de las clasts
corrientea y Sc It IN 6rdenes para hacer
por encargo, las que deseen los parroquia.
nos Precios muy populares.
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Segdn SO anuncia en- otro lugar, esta
noche las siete y media tendra Iugar Ia.
junta del partido autonomista, para acor-
dar 81 debe no Ia colectividad permane-
Ger en- el retraimiento en- las pr6ximas
elecciones. La junta SO celebrara en- la
casa numero de Ia calIe de San Jose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-18

DE FU FUNbIOsbLOO
Aver termin6 la jUnta general de A.
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De Camuy nos dicsn que Fa6iendo lido
varios j6venes de Ia locaIidad q un bale
en- Hatillo, POGO falto para que hubieran
t9nido qn disgueto con la luventud de di-
cho pueblo. Todo por haber mandado
tocar unos lanceros que no agrad6 8 los
del pueblo. NADIA falt6 para que ell refe-
rido bale hubiese terminado como ell Ro.
sario de la Aurora.
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Luis Sanchez Morales.
The Washington times., 1895-06-16
TROOP is LONG MARCH
Our Crack Cavalry Organization
Starts on a 200 Mile Ride.
FIFTEEN DAYS in THE FIELD
With Tents and Outfit Like Regulars,
They Are Prepared For Lots OF
Hard tice-Opportunities for
Fun VIII Not BE Lacking-First
Camp at Fairfax Court House.

Troop A, the cavalry organization of the
District National Guard, made an early
start Yesterday morning on it's practice
march of 200 miles through the most his
toricai parts of Old Virginia.
The troops were in high spirits and went
about their preparations for the long ride
in n soldierly manner. Everything was
done without confusion and with clock
work regularity
The wagons had all been loaded the
night before, and at o'clock, with the
first gray streaks OF early dawn, the
troopers began TO assemble at the armory,
and at once proceeded to make the ac-
quaintance of the horses which had been
assigned 10 them to carry them over tie
route
These horses looked a very serviceable
lot, and Were fit 10 make the Journey.
Much, however, depends ulNl the rides,
and Capt. Barbour has given special in
strUctions to his command as to the method
Of riding and the care of the horse. No
lounging will be permitted in the saddle,
The Washington times., 1895-06-16

dish up savory meals for hungry soldiers at
a minimum cost.
The thousand and one details pertain
ing 10 the quartmeaster's department VIII
be looked after by G. NJ sergt- Fred spriug
mann, who, frCm past experience, is well
qualified 10 attend TO them all.
BATTERY AS TRICK.
Although it is a mighty hard matter to
getahead of the sergeant on anything, the
boys OF Light Battery A, D. C. N G., Capt
H. G. Forsberg's command turned a trick
on him last Thursday morning which sur
prised him very much. The Light Battery
started on its march that morning, and one
of the teams, becoming umanageable,
dashed down Seventh street at furious
pace, finally COHding with an lTon electric
light pole, with the result that the wagon
tongue was snapped in two.
There was no time to he lost, and some
bright artilleryman, reCoIleCting that the
cavalry troop had a wagon exactly similar,
proceeded with some of his comrades to the
armory, detached the tongue from the
cavalry wagon and made il fast to their
own
They are now safely out of reach in
Maryland, but Sergt. Springmann says
he will get even with them yet However,
he is not mad about it, for he thinks it is
probably just what he would have done
under similar circumstances.
On this occasion the troop takes no
ambulance along, as on their march four
years ago il proved only an expense and
incumbrance. 1t is hoped that the robust
troopers will have no need for such con-
veyance.
The itinerary OF the march is as follows:
June / 5, to Fairfax; 16, TO Battleview,
one mile and a half from Gainesville;
II, to Warrenton; 1S, at Warrenton; 10,
tn tn
Front Royal; %, To Winchester; % and
24, at Winchester; 8, to Smokers Gap;
26, to Leesburg; 27, at Leesburg; 2S, to
Deanesville, and 20, home.
The Washington times., 1895-06-16

down daily, the wagons packed and un-
hacked, the horses groomed and guard
(;---T1performed. All this Will come hard on
menunused to this kind of work, but fifteen
days' experience in the field VIII make
soldier out of the rawest recruit.
1t was expected that Lieut. w. c. Short,
of the Sixth Cavalry, now stationed at
Fort Myer, would accompany the troop,
but, greatly to the disappointment of that
officer and the troopers, the War Depart
ment decided that his detail was impractic-
able at this time.
Two of the troops from Fort Myer are to
leave that post about the end of the
month for Gettysburg aud the officers
remaining behind are so few that their
services are needed at their own station
SO Troop A goes on the march practically
alone and will doubtless paddle its own
canoe" successfully.
The troops wagon train consists of
one regular army escort wagon, and one
wagon built on nearly the same principles,
on which are carried the tents, tent poles,
mems bundles, SPADES, etc, besides oats
enough to feed the stock for two days.
These wagons are each pulled by four
fine horses as is also the canteen wagon,
kindly loaned thee troop by the Independent
Ice Company.
This wagon carries some delightful and
exhilarating beverages, not obtafnable in
the local option country through which
the column will pass, and will be the
center of attraction during halt or
after march on a hot day.
Then there is the ,cOmmissary wagon,
the most important aof all, a large and
commodious vehicle loaded down with
substantial articles of food and the cooking
outfit Last but not least, is the Troops
water cart i'll IFS appropriate colors of blue
and yellow This cart, which carries two
twenty-five gallon barrels, was presented
to the troop in 1880 by Sergt. Fred
Springmam, since which time it has done
good service.
The important and laborious task Of
supplying meals TO the command will fall
on the shoulders of Com. Sergt j. H.
MeChesney, who has supplied himself with
a number of able assistants For him to
feed everyone well, and without a kick,
is just as easy as rolling off log, for
the sergeant has had years OF experience
in the regular army, and knows how to
The Washington times., 1895-06-16
Thefts Reported to the Police.

The followirs; robberies were reported
to Inspector Hollinberger yesterday: w.
II. Conley, of the Surgeon Generals Of
flee, solid tire bicycle from in 'front.' of
store on PENNSYLVANIA avenue near Twelfth
street northwest. Peter YudelvitZ, of
No. 424 Tenth street northwest, from in
front of his residence q basket baby car
riage. Mary Blair, of No. $50 Washington
street northwest, pair of black trousers.
David Murphy, of No. 45S virginia avenue
southwest, from his stable a nickel-plated
carriage harness. VIII lam Brown, of
No. 1915 l street northwest, from his
house suit of clothing. Frank Goodwin,
of No. AL N street northwest, book
coat from his stable at Twelfth and w
streets.
The Washington times., 1895-06-16

4 SmOkE nE
| ''KING.'' y
/ Havana Filled.
lSeidenbGrS & Co., Makers
A ConnoiSSeurS and low
erS Of a good smoke
a pronounce it the KING
HOf Sc. cigars.
4 Here are some of the
i dealers Who handle
A them.
3 NORTHWEST.
3 W. r. Ramsey, 4S9 Peuna. ave.
EC. w. Schell, 1928 Seventh st.
Z ). s. Shelley, 20I7 Seventh St
3 F. NJ. CFiSwell. cor Seventh and I SITS
s j. H. Reeve, 622 F ST
81 Os. Schladt, 1236-1240 32d st
3 Edward Gardiner, cor 18th and s SITS
y Enrich Beef Co, l306-1312 32d ST
b W H Oakes, cor st and X sta
4 J. H. SchuItZe. 2913 NJ St
IL Rupertus, 141S p st.
z John MaheT, 1904 32d st.
3 W. j Reilly, SO H St
James owen, 1905 Penna. ave.
Il HOare & Willett, 932 F st.
q Wagner Bros. cor. 5th st and ". 7 ay.
3 9ulgIey q Hart, cor. 9th and z sts-
z W. p Herbst, cor 25th St and Pa. ave
3 :. L. Moffatt, I014 St
II James Green, cor. 9Th and X sts
4 James O'Donnell, 32d and NJ SIS
EF W Sharpless, 321 Penna. ave.
j. n. Paine, cor. y. Capitol and r SIS.
4 y. j. DuttOn, District Bldg La. ave.
q II. G. Thompson, Center Market.
3 c. Reid, GIL 18th st.
W b. Wheeler, 737 7th St
h. z. yesterday, 200 \. j. ave
Il r. L. Quigley, cor 21st and g SITS.
p. B. Anderson, cor. 11th and Z SITS
S J. Hall Semmes. cor. 18Th and II SITS.
8 ]. W Werner. 20O6 I ST
Denhdm 4 White. cor. Sth and 5 sts
r. B. Meredith. 34S Penna ave
d n. 5. Haight, cor 18th and SITS.
Osborne & HOban. cor. 7th and g SITS.
J. W. Han, cor. 9TH and 9 sts.
Felix Heley, cor. 9th and p sts
II j. II. Purdoy, cor. 18th and Q SITS.
s Edward Norman, S07 5th St
,haries F Keim. 1878 4th at
\ eWhiteside & Walton, 1921 Pa. ave.
NJ Deitz. 23g New Jersey ave.
H Colman. 1912 7ths st
3 Hunter x Bro. cor 2d st and Pa ave
& George f Burne, cor 26th st. x Pa aV.
Steve Collins, 2O5 1-2 7th st
NORTHEAST.
q P J. Mcdonald. 333 H ST
= ieO. W Boyd, cor 2i 81 and Nd ave.
Schafer& Geddis. 9Th St x Mass dv
Mrs. w. d. AiCGivern, 705 II St
SOUTHEAST
HDObyuS & Kimpton, 2G st. and Pa aV
Jas. O'DOnneil, Sd st and Pa ave
& II. HOyle & Co, 4th and z Capitol sts.
L. F. LuSby. cor. Sth and E CapitOlsJs.
&c. L. Wagner. cor I'd and c Sts
a George y RANDY, 922 u St
wv H BOhannOn. 535 4th St
EE v Rice, 145 b St
q d. NJ Tumble, 3O7 Penna ave
i. g. De Mol. cor. Sth and Z sts.
F I. Weller. Sth and II sts
SOUTHWEST.
George W Murray, 201 d St
ANACOSTIA.
aE. Y. Lawrance, 145 Monroe st.
BERNARD KOPF.
Distributing Agent.
1888 Penna. Ave. N
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ming the immoral den for several months.
Several witnesses We're also sworn in and
told the court the same story
A strong plea was made by counsel for
the defentent, but Judge Miller fined him
$50.
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River view and Fort Washington.

River View and the camp will be the
slogan to-day, for these two places will
be the important points of public interest.
The soldier boys viii step across the boun-
dairy line that separates warfare and
pleasure aud miDgle with their friends, who
will Journey to River View to meet them.
Capt. Randall promises ample transporta-
ton, and will send the PentZ to-dSy on
three fast trips, leaving at 10:4s d. NJ,
2:45 and $40 p. m. After landing at River
View the Peutz VIII continue direct to
Fort Washington. 0nreturn trips the Pentz
leaves the camp at 12:45, 8 and p. M,
stopping at River View both ways. Fare,
round trip, 20 cents; fare one way, 10
cents. Arth's splendid band viii add to
the days pleasure, together with the vast
aggregation of amusements, and will make
beautiful r iver View and the citizen soldier
very much in evidence