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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
Nntive Birds and RenstS

1t is said that an attemp, is about to
he made 10 stock the southern part of
Indiana with Monaghan pheasants
Those who have followed the history Of
such matters will also remembeg that
there has been talk Of stocking various
parts Of the country with Belgian harcs
and AngOra goats and other foreign
animals OF one sort or another. and ev-
eryb0dy knows that our large cities
have been stocked with English spar
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
IN A RECEIVERS HANDS.
Federal Courts 40 Review the New
Orleans Water Works Case.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Judge Par
dee. of the United States Circuit Court. on
application Of Robert Moore. a holder Of
$1,000 of mort gage bonds Of the New Or
leans Wafer Works Company, yesterday
appointed r. T. Howard receiver of tho
company. The Louisiana Supreme Court
declared the charter OF the company for
fDitcd for violation of the. franchise,
There was up question upon winch the
case could be- appealed 70 the United
States supreme Count. The bouGE.rd.rs
and stockholders therefore made aupIi,.4-
tiUu for the appointment OF a receiver
which application wFS granted by Iul.-.
TarI,c. ana mas the practical ,nact 1f
transferring the case t. the United states
courts.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
Coming mere to Lcnrn-

tFIom thc Columbus, Ohio. Dcspat.lD
There is % certain qualification and satisfaction
lu the AL.s-,Ise that France has in prospect
tie establishment % q school iu tHi, country for
tHr purpose ui studying American indl-t-i,-- To
Doe recognized as the leading industrial nation Of
Tie world ls O. compliment however well we may
already hHp" this TO De ,-uc. France announces
that 10 ls not her pIrpose tD Frr into the SCI
Cret7 81 the various Industries. Lut merely 90
round out The education Of ipr industrial students
WITH practical knowledge Of American m,flr.ls
~. Ill --.r--.-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
He ApoIoEIzed.


Once two gentlemen attended temperance
meeting, and on returning home hy a dark auG
narrow lane, were thrown out of their cnEv-sfntc.
The ia, dent was rgpot ted IN the local PAPER and
the account closed with these words
Fortunately. both men were sober"
The editor received an angry letter fIou on. nf
the gentlemen Concerned, with the request Tor au
apology
He was equal 90 tAc occasion "In our ace
count of the unfortunate accident 10 Ness
-.' wrote the editor. I've stated that 5lFtu-
nately both me= wen. sober IL appears this safe
meut has given great offence. We, therefore, beg
to withdraw H.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
Willing 90 StnN In.

lF.am the View York WosIyl
Mi-trcs--Niu you want more than two ui-lt.
out o. week.
New Gr,-WrU. no mum. tao viii Doc enough
c1usidoviu' thJt there's 40 opery JHis season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
The Artist.


Grom the Columbus J0uuaL3
81 ana sorry I kept sou waiting So Ions. Henry
dear mu-W INJURED the wife as she entered ready
for the theatre 1T Took me SD .ou- Co rut au
ny coat
hlluIIy.
She turned quickly and found hi, zaz, res.s.s.
on her checks
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
CURRENT HUMOR.


lF0m JhC Chicago TrIHmz1
NIUd You think Mr. B.l-ltu-a is NOT as hash
iul iu the pr.-suue ut girls as f- SENS ta Did.
do You. How did yuu -.- that impression
Mabel had 10 from his own IiEs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
ENCOURAGING.

Grom the New York Worldl
President Roosevelt said no Mose yesterday 10
tHc delegation sent by commercial bodies o. urse
upon him tac desirahlitg Of a liberal reciprocity
treaty with Canada than that The hoped some
tuiug would hr done az Jlc approaching session OF
toHer,-r-' That Is not much but it is eucour-
..Lu.. u d. .. II r...-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
No lIoonshine Madness.

tFrom the Philadelphia Pressl
Tess-He has proposed Co Miss Plssly-
Jess-F,r s"ujug-- afar, But PERHAPS Ih--e s
Tome excuse far him.
Toss-Nor biz. he iid It IN broad daylight.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15

ttruW The Detroit free PrU-s-l
Somebody ought 10 take Geur.al Grl.veuar ont
back of the barn and explain To- him that cher.
are icD1oS other Republicans Do the tufts1
state VINO have something o. say about the
pJfty's policy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Washington Times including the Morning, Even
ing and Sunday editions with its good will and all angi
bic effects has been sold Mr.. Frank Munsey New
York Mr. Munseys control and management of the paper
will begin with the issue of Saturday morning, November
10, 1901
THE TINES COMPANY,
WALTER sTILsoN HUTCHINs, President
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-15

Lord Rosebery has succeeded In at once
interesting and startling the British ma
ton He declares that he wishes he could
see the Government fer one year in the
hands Of men like Sir Thomas Upton and
Andrew Carnegie. Could that be done
Lord Rosebery believes that the Empire
would get moneys worth for what IL is
spending i'm South Africa The chances
are that IL would save a whole lot If Mr.
Carnegie had anything 10 say in the
premises: because the first thing he would
do would bee TO stop the BOer war.
There is promise Of a lively fight over
the sugar question soon after the assem-
bling Of Congress. II as understood that
the Mckinley policy of reciprocity with
Cuba Will be strongly backed BY the SUI
gar Trust. while it will be autagouiZed
by the beet sugar interests Of the West
and the Louisiana and Hawaii cane
growers. That ought TO furnish the in
gradients Of a battle royal The reel
PrOcity breach in the tariff wall viii not
De made without difhculty. but ultimately
it viii be made Dust the same. As We
have often repeated. the old Chinese sys-
TEN Of protection for projections sake got
its deathblow at the hands Of Dewey ar
Manila and Sch!ey at Santiago.
The balance sheets Of the late Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo must be
depressing reading for the puUlic-spirited
citizens Of Buffalo. They show "a deficit
Of s. 225 80, for the settlement Of which
there il no provision. Delays I'm getting
ready last spring, and the sad national
tragedy iu September account for most of
the disaster. The public WEAKNESS OF
such fairs may be responsible Tor the rest.
Reports that the Triple alliance IS
pressing Turkey Tor the application of the
most favored nation clause" 70 place its
members upon an fours with France. are
denied IN Berlin The time for pressure
from the quarter named has not come. 1t
Will not until after the development Of
apparently imminent events in tine Bal
kaus and Persia
There is nothing I'm the world quite like
American enterprise. 4 PHILADELPHIA
story has ID that two young and charming
girls Of that city have started for Mace
donna with "A view 20 getting abducted by
briEuuds They probably had recently
been to performance Of Fra Diavolo O."
The Turkish Government is said To Do
UaUlcky on the subject Of their Tgissi.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
Cine ssrebeltgat nrrcitelt.

9er3aftung eines Mannes uno zines
5rouen5immers bsi sinsm 8erIuz
DIE, Elm &nO isberb;9 5u b:groben.
= 0os Sinh tpuroe nit fnapper
NoIb gtr:ttet.
Gep Yprf, %. 2fpriI. - puz
trid Mc@ppp, sin 2tr6ei!er in OienItsn
Der vNsn Oorfsr Gsntrul 8a6n" 81
Settings on t6e 6uoion, iab bsute, pis
Elm Murn uno cine Srou Elm uagefd6r
3psi Wo6en altes &ino le6enoig be-
aruben. So6alD Mc@poD Ipa6rnabm,
mas i'm Werfe mar, eilts tt 3ur Slsas,
uno ss eelang ihm, bic lOd:re Groe 5eiz
tig genu9 bon Dem flsinen Bden 81
enifsrnsn, um iein 2e6en gu rettsn. Der
Monn uno Die 5rau entfloben, alle;n
Ne@pon liefsrie Der 3pli5ei eine Be
{drei6ung osrIel6en, uno ba,b oaraui
tpurosn in Ycnfsrs ein Staiiener unO
cine Stalienerin auf ben 9eroadt pere
6aF!st, bic SbGtsr gu iein. Der Mann
qo6 ben Namsn 9iporo 9uttacapala
on unb Taete, er po6ne nit ieiner 5ruu
gu Manbattan. Oas 5<uuen5immer
srflGrts, es belize 5ranc;sca St.nela,
lei 18 Sabre alt, sine 8lsiosrmafertn
uno leoigen Stanbss. 5rancisca berz
tpsigerte ale Qustunft ii6er i6ren
Wobnort, erfldrte isoo6, Die Ni4ts bes
Monnes 5u Isin. sc bsItrit', oob oas
Sinh Oas i6ri9e lei uno i4;sa Ii3 Die
2tfToire ishr tpeni9 gu 9er5en 81 nslz
men. Die 8sr6uftetsn tpurben nu4 Ell
nsn @srb0r per SroIltnbo11 na4 9az
ftings gsid;dl uno o:r oortigsn 9eb9rz
De dusdefiefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23

SouIatoniczaiber. begann bas 5o6z
paHer beute Morgen 5uriid3utretert:
Winfeb, Conn.,, %. 9lpril.- Die
@efa6r eines 0ammbru9ss am 9igbz
lanbz2afe iIt bprii6er. Ser 8afer@
fturb bes Sees mar baute ni9t me6r
10 bo6. Die gan5s gla6t 6inOur4
tpuren MG6ter an Dem Damn auf
Der 6ut getpeTen. unb bic 8epo6ner
bon DinItsb batten Ii6 barauf por6es
reitet, Idleunigit in bic 9er9e 5lt entz
flie6en. Die 5euerglode foQte mar
nnb lduten, tpsnn Der Damn 6erifsn
ipirbe, bp6 gum @lId blieb bic gez
FHr9tete 8atdiiropbe aus. Die guten
8urger bon Wini iteb baben slne I4tafs
lo|e Na6t binter ii9.
Suites @etter i'm g ii n.
Qtlanta, Ga, %, 2pril.-Salz
tes Wetter uno lei6te 5rDIte tperoen
beute aus allen S6eilen Der SiioItddz
ten gsnelbst. Man befiir9tst. Dab Die
guumpoGz uno Sbiternote S9aben
gslitten bat. SIM 9s6irge bes Ditliz
den SenneHee, oes nOroli4en 8eors
qia uno 4labama lit tpeiterer @6nee
9sfauen. Sm Smptp Mountdin>Oia
Itrift, in Sennefee. foa Der S3nee
bier Big feds SUB boA lte9en, unb
bas bereits auf ben Weioegriinoen BE-
finblifs 9ie9 i4tpsbt in 9efabr, gu
prfriprpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23

se.roffsn fino, luut tpel9en bic coreaz
nii9e Hsgisrung bsi6iphsn fat, 81
100000 gen bon 5runfrsi6 au borz
gen, um bic n0rDli6s 8abn bon Scout
na9 Wibu gu bolsnben. Wsil ii6 Der
9eneralbireftor Der coreanr6sn 3DGe,
Mo2sarp, rid! banit einpsritunosn srz
fldrt fat, bic 30Gs fir oisf 9lnleib. 81
perpfanosn. ioa in geip.fen arsiisn ieiz
ne GntlaKuns gsforbert tpprOsn iein.
9lus bsrIel6;n Nuslle itammt bic
Na9ri6!, oab @;eezQDmiral GeDmour
uno Cir CLAUDE M. 9suosnalo, britt
fder 9sIanDtsr in Sapan, in Gb,mulz
po, Gorea. an 8orb beg britii4en
9reusers .poperfut" anlongtsn uno
oab lis tpo6rihsinfi6 in elmer 4ubieR5
bon &aiisr Yi 9ieune smpfunsen perz
Den piirbsn. Aublanb ioI ben Ser
iu9 esma6t 1a6sn, Die Gbin 9ai Sai
gil pa6ten.
G6insfif3e SruppeR6ez
pegungen.
S9ang6ai, %. Qpril. - Son
gingeborsnsn fpmmt Die Na9ri6t, oaB
General Sene Sic s Iai, @ommanoant
in Der propin5 gun Ran, nit 5000
Meonn Snfante1is uno 1000 8opalleriz
fen, tpel6e gut bspaffnst uao ois5ipltz
nirt IinO, @beng 5u auf bem 8ege na3
9fian paIiirten.
RuBlano bepabrt feline
9anb(ungsfrsi
pstsrsburs, %. 2lpril. = Die
Msibuna. oaB HuBluno Sapan 6saiigz
li6 G6ina's cine Gntsnte angetrugsn
uno T& bsreit ertlGrt fat, feline Qnz
fprii6s en- @6ina auf 100000 Pfo.
STIRLING gu reou5:ren, lpsnn @binu Den
Manbldursi 9ertras unter3:i4net
unO psitsre Gonssfiionen in 8erbinz
Dung nit ber li6iriiden 81 lsnba6n
ma9t. 4pirb b:er als un6sgrInDet BE-
ssidnet. Gs niro i'm 9sgsr!6.it be- III
6srt, oaB aubIano fi6 nit Gbina unz
ter ben gegentpGr!igen 8srbdltn;fen
auf fsins unterbanolungIn e;noulafsn
asDenft.
gruu9en Gria q + fir bic r.
gei6la 6tsten &ults.
2onOon, %. Qpril. - Gine D.
pslde aus G6e 5u an bic nSims5"
mefost, oaB felt 5sbruar 5pil9sn 40,z
600 unb $4,000 S6dntung 8ulis
bon G6e 5u na6 9ort Nrt6ur, Npez
GEipang uno @.aoipoitof gsiano!
tporben Iinb, um ois 9ineiiI9sn ar6eIz
Ter gu erIsben, tpsl6s porigen CONNER
bon ben RuiIen gst0Dtet ooer psrtrte6en
purosn. 3upsrldiIi9s G6i4dbungen
gehsn bic In8dbf Der in o,r Manoi4uz
rsi i'm Su!i uno 2lugult gst0ntsten Yerz
ionen ouf minoeitens 10000 on, po5u
nod bic 5000 BON 8taoobei it6snf fomz
men. Ssl6f in 8laoipoItod puro:n
frisbli6e SbineIsn, bic i'm Gsroa6te
Itanben, nit ber gorer 8stpsgung in
gsr6inbuug gu ite6:n, o6ne 8eiierss
nieosrgeidofen poer aufgetniipft. Die
Rui7en bietsn iebt 9tGss auf, um bic
@innanosrung gu ermut6:gen, o1 es
fir bic 5orttfifotionen uno Gtlen6abz
ren, bsren 9au mi! fisber6aF!er gile
batris6en tpirb, an Qrbeitsfrdften
mdndelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
Chfer elmer 0aserh(nlinn.

81. W RI 3, W.zTd, 22. Nprll.
Sn 1:sIigsn pGosnn:r5uf 9o.e.."
famsn tpdbreno bsr lebtea gea4t fol-
esnoe fsdIs PerIonsn our9 cine Gas
GrploTion um's 2sben:
9(6ert Sm:ieh nefsn 9eT4aftsz
Sbsit6absr Crane untsfann), Saz
nusl Cunningham uus asrforo, 9d.,
5arrD RobinIon aus Corning, g.,
Sofn 9aorse aus guiler, ga, unb
her sinidHr;es So6n @satsr. De- 2sBz
tsrs mar Der So6n beg g;geni6iarpsrs
pes 6otels, bic ii6rigen Spfsr tpareu
SntsreFsnten obsr Mrbsitsr an Selz
qusaen. Oas 8ebdnoe fins 0suer
unto nurns total serNDrt. Waan our4z
fuh! jsbt Die SriiHnnlsr na9 tpeiteren
2e:6en.
(@pdier.) = Gs ftsllt f9 6eraus
Lob Sbonos Sunleb uno ieln Gomz
rasnon nidt gelDotet nurosn. tuie es
susrlt bisb. Sie fmO unpsrlsbi aufee=
iunDsn tporosn. Mebrars AMBER per=
ionen babsn 16ipsre 0srlebungsn er.
!ittsn, unb man fiir6tet. oab mod an
osre Sobte untsr ban Sriimme-n lieoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
Gine 9erniide, ieond hergebli6e
Speratinn.

@t. 2ou;s. Mo., p. apri(. -
Y6ilip Gum, pel4er leBten SamItag
2lteno 6ei elmer SGlGgcrei einen Weiz
1eriti9 in's Sfr5 erbielt uno i'm S!aoiz
5ofpiiaf eirer beroiI4en SpsraticH
Gnterporfen fpurbe, ifar6 6eutf. DIE
2sr5te Batter bic Wunbe i'm 9er5en
tur6 brei Sii4s 3uiommengend9t.
Sal5paier eriebts bus psrlOrsne 9lut
ano Sfimu!lnten bielten D5n Mann
6;s heute an QS6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23

llad) bclll
GliiItll. II

2euts, bic na5 bsm GFen Elm 9efiibl ocs ltubes
baQ.as NIT Spmptomsu bon anitauuuotu unb
66nere babsn, iopie 6ol6s, Die fino.u bab bic
Rabrune ibn,n espifrmabeu idmsrspou pis Elm
f6pueg @spi9t i'm Mlaosn bdnet, Obsr iptlGe an
gtrftopfuns, inntren SdmOrrboiOen, glutauDruns
rad Dem 2Opie. 6dur. i'm Museu, lleb,lteit, Sub,
BREMEN RopfibmerleH. Ibnsiouns eseen epeiieH,
Gufitoben BON @aien, ec3DGdtsnt oSer p.rfdrftem
Ser,i6luq, GmpfinSuneen gum gufiprine.n ss.r
Grfiden bei'm 2icesu, sbspiuOelteit mad roi5,m
Grbe5.n, iltden pocr Setue5en Dor ben Guetu Sies
Der uuo bumpfen S6m,rs i'm 2opft, IbmuuQss
b.Id5perbeu, o.lber 6aut unS austn. e6m,r,en in
Der Stite, Sruft unb ben @leoern, isipe pI6sli5ep
Sise=9nfdltu Icibtn, iolten enot Soien bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
>RaS'pap's
o~ pi((en
q.brau6en, p,l6. i6n.n bas SDFsm BON ben ers
pGbntsn storunQcn btfrcitn tperp.n.

r.T4.,
Or. 3abpas & Co., q { n=9orf
gBertbe 6err.n! - SD mar nabsju ipdbrenb ,pd
Sabr,n trant unb mar in gebanoluna eniaer b.z
erfabrtnfsn qtrate in ben Der. Staoten. Sd ets
braubte bus belize Wuier in Sot=Sprines, arf.,
gum 9ob.n uuo 9rinfeu, oo5 ihicn mir oafslbs
Ti6ts su nib.n. Ta6O,m i'd Sbre Gujeiqe ees
lten batt. nnbr, id mir pOr Sbre gSiqen Su bros
biren, uno babe i6 uabtsu siuei S6a6telu bapon
e.braudt, inbsm i'd ipei bor BEN S6laftnetben
uno cine mad benz Griibtif eiHnubm, uub bat mir
Sites ntebr Gutes estban, aIs ire.ub etBus slus
beres bos i6 esbrauttc. Mtiu tebel ribrte BON
Der 2eber ber. Nsine 6aut unb auqen tpnren aar3
GELS; i'd bate Elm fddriass miioes @efibG, tiiblte
ipe elm 6etrunfsner 0iaun, bate S6merjcn birett
uber bem Nabsl elei9iam, uls OBJ i'd cine 9suls
sberbolb bes Waoens bate. Meiue uutsrletbsors
cane tuuren irbr prrfopft. Wein Munb urS
9una. ipor.n Die msiit. 3sit numb. Ser app,tit
mar aut bod tuOattn bic Sptii:u uidt perbausn.
Ionb.ru laqerten fb idoptr in msinem Muesn. tpoa
bel enoe Muno noa Spsiien f6 boben. SD
fpuute rur lei6te unS berbaulibe Nabruna esuies
b.r. 9itte iennsn Si. mir Sbr .aetbertbeiluuQss
BUD" abtunqsDOa
9en3 3augs, oot=5prines, Grt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
Sic TehOe in Gentudh.

2pnbon 8p.. %. Nprii.- -g}ufs
ridden aug 2etbsr goun!p sreeben,
bab ssHsrn ibsr 100 SdiiiIe in e;nem
&fe apifden einsm Sh:riffsE
gufssbot uno 8etbsil;gtsn on Der
&eDnoros' 5ebDe absgebsn mnrs
ben. 'Sptpeit ermaltelt III, tpuroe fein
Mitslnh beg 9lufssbots perlebI. Ok
sufd4iss @ntlabuns eines 8epebns
perunlaBts ben 8ampf, tpeI9er tp!eoer
eingeHsM tpurbe, na4bem 5tpei Satz
ben abgskwrt tporben tparsn.
DE friiNre Na9ridt, lauI perAer
bic @ubaIiDrer, bic li4 i'm @sbirss
nsrbarrifabirt 6alten uno Der 8sr6afz
tung Wioernano leilteten. ii9 erge6en
baben follten fHsint li4 osmna4 n.4l
gu bsItdtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
8nm SliBe eridllaaen.

G6efer, @t., %. 9tpril.-@d6z
reno zines @epitters, nel9es ii4 6euz
te ii6sr Der bieIigen @egsno entluo.
puroe Elm 5r. 9ug6es our9 einen
9liBI9lag get0otet uno Elm 0funn,
g9amsns Suttle, tDbtfi6 bsrleBt. 8siz
be MGnner tparen nit oem S9eeren
BON @9afen 6ef9Gftiet, als oa5 @ez
mitter dusbruG1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
4tngree anf Der Glepbanteniaab.

Oatroit, Wli9, %. Npr:l. =
@rz@oupsrnsur $. g. pingres fa6s1ts
BON Ourban, 'SIoafritu, an fsinsn
8rubsr, hab er isinsn erlisn glspban=
ten sr!sst babs. Sen gr=@oupsrneur
bsglsitsn auf Der ,SagoiOur fein Soba
8. g. Yinsres, iun., uno pripatSSs=
frstGr gli G. 'Suiton. Oie @eTe0z
i9aFt FDberle cine 5uhlrs;9s Sssrbs
@lep6ant:n auf uno 'Oas srDBte S6isr
purbe Die 8eute pingrse'a. Ueit ben
erFsn &usel Ibrd4is Der grlSouberz
nepr ben &oloB gu Safe uno MT bsm
sIoeitsn SAub ma9Es er iam ben
@draus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23

bon 3eit su 3eit boreenOmmen, lit ME i'm onus'
bait, 10 aud in Der Osfonomie oe5 8orptrs8runoz
b.pineung fir sin s,iunOes gsben. Gabsi eiirfen
absr nidt 9auetn, pel6e Wdnoe uno Vtobel jers
freTsn, reip. dbeuoe mttalii6e Site, pie Gued=
Glber perfpaupt pcrben Nit tur3eu Wrrter, iir
bic orinq.nD nutbpcnpiQe ssfrsung Scincs aor=
pers BON aiftie.n etcffsn, Die fb In bemelhen
anbduien, fno nur bic berubmten, oeqetaoIlllTen
Su rsiniqeu pinft, obue S6doen anjurt9tsn: p
Gsnts Sn alien Npotbefen. (S1, ,SLSol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
sir bic Scilmns elmer Grfdltnne in
etncm 800e

nebnls man 2dratips 8romp Nuiuine
Sablets. Ine Ipotbetsr sebsn aas
Gelb suriid, tpenn feline 9silung err
fofat. 6. 20. @rope's unteridrift auf
iewr Ghoh.el. C9op1, ;DoSaOi. .6UlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
Nos Shsrha,nheso,r r;rf,t

~~N1 E11NtDNFt .NITt Vt
Maf6ingtpn, .. s., mics seIern oas
@efu1 bss als Ghipinoler CUR 3uhte
6ausbuft berurt1siltsn s6rsrsaligsm @es
niezOfFiaiers Dberlin Garter um BE-
frsiuna 0saen @iirafhalt ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
germildlte telearaphildle SrpeIdlcu.

= 5obb &c GuGen's MlG6le uro
9etreioe gIepator gu Stratfpr0,
Ont, iino our4 5euer 5erit0rt morz
han. &rluf1 $40. coo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23
9oaanb lit Notb.
9ie Sduloeu oss Yrinassmabls.
Gin ffeiner ebeliher 8rdf i'm Yas
Iaft Al Set Spp. - Wilbelmintie
un8ndbi8 geitimn,t.

8ra9lssuns ber ar6leninbultr;e gngz
,lqnb's als ProteF gssen zen Gob=
lenJNusfubrsoG unssDro6t. - DE
Grnennune WannoDsfi's sum
ruITiI9en unterri9tsminifer ais
fiuge WeaBregel geprielsn. - Utl=
n;Ilsr Oslcahe in psters6urs un=
eefommen. - 9erii9te ib'r eth
4 4srniirfnib stpiT4en benz 8Dn;g
bon portusal unb ieinsr 9snaaz
lin Dementirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-23

tS ia, %. 2prif. - Der mace
toniIf. gonereB Eat Mi6uilopsti
gum grGfoer!en ocs Gomits's fir bic
9sIdaR.sfuErung erpdglt. SO b:oeuz
ts! oiss sinen Siss Der 9smabIstsn.
aeiner Der rerba,ftstsn Qnfa!iger Beg
frii6:ren prdfoent:n SarapofF puro.
pieoer esspGelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11

Amer "Phila lade'ph.a" Llegala cs
te puerto procedente del de New York,
el dia II del corriente
Esp "Paulina" Segdn cable recibi
do por sus consiEnatarios este Tapor
ss.i6 e Santsndar para este paerto el
d'a 2S de Febrero a la uoa de la ma
mana
Esp 'Pio IX"-S3'dra de la HabaEa
e djs p del corrienta con destino es
te puerto Y seguira viaje para Canarias
Cadi6 y Barcelona.
Ga amer "Edwar Highp-Oomen
2aTa cargar en New York ell dIa II
del actual, saliendo el da 90 del mismo
mes, con destino este puerto.
Espanol "rataunA"-Llegara a este
pue'tc del 10 20 del corriente proceden
te Habana ' escalas.
ESP "Puerto Rico" -Saldra de Bar
celona el II de- acju,l con escala en-
Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz Y Oanarias
para este puerto, Nayagiez, Ponce Ha
bana y Santiago de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11

En- las operacioues para este grano
Sc nota buena demanda; siendo esta<
Iimitadas a cOnsecIencia de spT muv
reducidas las partidas que llegan q
mercado. Hace diaS 81 soStienen los
precios, Y cierran frmes 2l24 pdr
""prrientes", "13 a 13t por "pl6n" y
S44! a SIS, por "hacienia".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
T1l1A<YC

Ninguna solicitud obtienen las hne
mas partidas que de superior claRe tene
mos almacenadas, y muy poca Sc nota
para la de calidad regular.
Para acentuar la falta de s0licitud
para esta rama, ha en- aalmad0 tamhien
la exportaci6n de elahorado que hal{a
para los EstaGos Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
AMTT

La existencia de este Grano es mny
importante: pero la complete paTali7a
ci6n de la exportaci6n y el modefadis
mo consume local del mism0, no perm
ten mayor tipo de So! fanega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
Una faCtOria de azdCar de $4,000 OOtOnGladaS
Equipada con evapOradorGs "L!LLIE".

La acOa esta OnStendO de Maui nor Ia ts
waan Commercial Sugar Company ua capgcda de m tome
das de azca or a Para a hecho un pedido de-
dos evaporadoas de "adue GhndO teer cada una ca
paedad &c 5O gaones de poras Otos ne
ddos &c E triples cndupes efecOs aOnes para arrba
hacen un total en- capSdad de Multiple co LII lie peds este a
da "a horas. eF O pO' -
hsoS opacs Yeenpl0sam eCas sutublqyes xsg
es Standard cya capaad so sperada specyas fah
dende encontfaban en- uso W - f '
TaE SUGAR APPARATUS MAEUFAOTU ring COMPANY
2 A Macfie
UNIcC AGENTE EN- ESTA ISIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
RON

AGn no hay existencia de la nneva
destilaci6n que por esta jurisdiction Sc
hace; y, debido a los e!evadOs impues
tos, no es de dudar que los precio5 "a
ra dicho aguardiente abriran altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
En- Ia union eSta !

acne heado q los ecal
excus Sott& Bownepr produce y acar
los deti6s yconvaLcnnes Hnpa de
a G
En- a de los et1no la Emulsion
de la eScottco
de los la
deben gnn ode y La s.
ota tan la la
la vida digamr, del nSunNO.
SCOTT BOVINE, Quhnior Nueva Yor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
COMPANIA TRASATLLDTICA ESPAnOLA
ITINERARO PRACTICE DE LA Inca DE yENEzEA ONBIA
| d A
r H G r Z S O

tnn G6
a / III
p
grse us enteg generates
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-11
- AB- E1C1S
VapOreS que So 8Sp8r

Amer Caracas Procedente de Ia
Guaira (via Ponce), llegaIa este puel
to ell dia 13 del corriente y cOntinuara
viaje para New York.