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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Jose Luis Pellicer

-sHa fallecld0 en- Barcelona ell notabl
pintof y dibujln ante Jose Luis Pe'lice
tan cbn0cidO y celebradO en- squella ca
pital, 10 mismo que en- Madrid, doni
hab;a Tesidido por espaoio de slguno
amos Hedicado exclusivamente al aIte
quadesie la n;iiez habfa consagrad
su actividad y su talento.
7 Naci0 Pellicer en- Barcelona ell % d
Mayo de 1S42. Fac discfpulo de Il
Escuela de Bslas Artes de su cuda'
natal, donde CURSE las asignaturas d.
la cauera de maestro de o',ras apara
jasor -agrmouso'; tudio ell dhnj'
con el p'n'or don Ramon Mart, Y Al
sina. y permaneci6 desde el sho d.
1865 81 de 1869 en- Roma.
En{187l G ncurri6 q L. Exposicihr
Naeianal de Madrid con el ienzo II
coe silanzio, che plsss Ia rorld..", e
cual fue ,remiaio con medalla de ter
cera clase.
Tambien pFeseu:6 varias oI,ras d.
verdadero merito en- las Exposiciones
Nacionales de 1878, 1881, 1884 y 1887
En- estas dos ditimas fueron muy cele
brados sus dibujos para las ilustracio
mes de 'sLa leyenda del Oid", de "Dop
Qlijote" y de alguoos "Episodios Ma
cionales" de Perez Gala6s.
Tambien fguraron importantes obras
de Pellicer en- diferentes Egp0siciones
de P4iis, viena. Chicago, Barcelona,
Ol0t y otras poblaci0nes.
Fu6, durante las guesras civiles can
tonalEy carlista, corresponsal del Soma
nario"The Graphic, y habiendo.resi
dido GU Paris hasta principles de 1885
colabor6 en- "L'Ilustration", "Le Mon
de Ilustre", y en- las publicaciones Illus
tradas de la casa Fermin Didot.
Para la .''Biblioteca de Arte y Le-
tras" de Barcelona, ilustr6 los tomos
"Marcos de Obreg6n", GEL Nabab", de
Daudet; "Marta y Marfa", de Palacio
Vald6s; "Bocetos californianos y, de
Bret Harte, y las "Odas de HoTacio";
y p IA la casa Montaner, la segunda
par de "pon Quijote", ola Leyenda
del i'd, de Zorrilla, y las obras del
du( de Rivas, de Lara, de Campoa
M etc
Ulcer asisti6 q la guerra de Orien-
te, sregado al cuartel general del gran
dcuuS Nicolas, con cuyo motive le fue
Cd ida la cruz de San E4tanislao; y
tan ent..nces como duanta .;oS tres
aho y asisti0 a las euerras cIviIes,
ad he los trabsjos que Iemitia a
lda cfs Iicos ilustsados extranjefGs de
Los EZRA eoIresponga arsistico, envi6
mn fsimos dibnj0s a. la IIustraci6n
nola J Americana, de Madrid y
L,ussrac6n .,Artistisa" = a La
Ad lepzfa", de BARGE ona.
atenci6n a sus me.iros, fue nom-
br o, no hace mucho tempo, director
ID Museo Municipal de Reproduccio
q, de Barcelona y mas tarde de los
N eos artfs:icos de la m'sma capital.
pescanse en- paz ell distinguido ar.
i J6ta, cuya muerte sera mny sentida
Dor cuantos conocieron Pellecier 6
admiraron la belleza indiscutible de sus
dibnjos y de sus obrSs pict6ricas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
La esCuadra ingIesa

La escuadra inglesa que manda sir
Theirs ha salido con rumbo para Ma
lsga.
Dicha escuadra Sc compone de 80
buques entire acorazados, cruceros,
transpoltes, torpederos = avisos.
La mariEerfa que ha desembarcado
para hacer proyisones, Sc ha mantenf
do en- una actitud colrecta.
El viaje de esta escuadra guarda re
lacihn con los asuntos de Marsuecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
I'm nuevO GObernador
PARA ESTA ISLA

Persona bien informada, nos parti
cipa que, en- breve tempo, Puerto RI
O. tendra un nuev0 GObernador.
Sin comunicar ell nombre del que
sustituya a Mr.. Allen, podemos ase.
gurar que es persona de Ieconocidas
prendas personales, de mucha hahili
dad eiecutiva, dotado de uu coaoci
miento profundo de la isla. de Gus ne
sidades actuales, ) de sus hombres po
lfticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Naufragio espantoso

El vapor "Le Northfield," de 5000
toneladas de desplazamientO, que ma
yegaba q tres millas de la costa, frente
a States Island, Sc ha lido q pique pol
haber chocado con otro barco y tro2e-
"a d,tn un bajo.
\ Iban bordo de Gle Mortified d.
mil pasajeros.
Gran partc del pasaje ha sido sal
vado.
Sin embargo, Sc cree que pasan dt
800 las victimas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
LA C0MPAN|A
TraSatIautIca eSpaiOh

Desrrs" 9 comp'acer al uumeroso pasaJr
de est. lsi.. que efectda sus viAjps de recreo
en- dicha emrresa para Europa, sin tener en-
cuenta los crscidos gastos de- puerto sin ali
cieate de carga que recompense esta escala
, ell comfort superior las demas lineas qCe
visitan estar Isla han resuelto establecer Una
razonablc rebsja en- los pasajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
LOS REVOLTOSOS SON CASTI.
GADOS SEVERAMENTE
lServicio cablegrafco especial del Boletir
MercantfN

Nueva York, domingo-Despa.
chos recibidos de Tien-Tsin mani
fiestan que han vuelto q ocurrir Sc
rios disturbios en- la Mandchurfa con
motive de haber sido de nuevo alta
cada la Inca ferrea, cortandola y
desp ,daz* IL o a en- muchos puntos.
Las tropas rusas castigaron seve
ramente q los revoltosos baciendo
entire ellos una mortandad espan-
tOsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

buenos prop6sitos ha habido gobierno'
que han arruinado TN lmperio.
El orador termina dciendo:
"Estoy SECURE de que nj adn ahors
mismo aprecia el gob'erno la grave ur
geDcia de esta question y los peiigros
a que Gibraltar esla expuesto.
"Va ESTABLISHMENTS Eel gobierno,
dejandose llevar & una situaci6n en- Ia
cual podia FER impossible disminuir los
peligrOs y encontrar remedies para
eliOs
''He acudido al gobierno para que
cesaran las obIas; hab.endo fracasado
en- mi demanda, apelo q la Oamara, y
81 tambien fraeasara ante ests, apelar9
al pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
TRIDUNALES

Mafiana Sc vera en- la Oorte de Distrito
de esta ciudad el juicio oral y pdblico, On
csusa seguida contra Vicerte Feliciano POI
81 supuesto delito de robo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
TELEGRAMAS.
POR CABLE
Lo que cOnfirma un CO.
rresponsal ingles
Los colonos aumentan las filas beers
(Servicio cablegrafco especial del Bolstin
MercantiD

Nueva York, domingo-El CO
rresponsal del "Times" de- Londres
en- Cape Town, confrma 4 su pc
rl6dico que en- ell pasado mes de
Junio Sc han undo q los comandos
y guerriilas beers mas de 6OOO ma.
turales de la Colonia del Caho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
I'm general chino de los
sediciOsOs en- Pekin
Conferencia con los 'jefes de las
fuerzas extranjeras
QUIERE AHORA LA RECONSTITU.
CION Y PAOIFIOACION DEL
IMPERIO

EserYicin telegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
L6ndres, domingo - Comunican
los corresponsales extranjeros en-
Pekin, que:se encuentra allf ell anti
quo general insurgente del ejercito
chino, Sinch.Mats, conference.-the
COZ los jefes de las fuerzas europeas
que allf han quedado, con objeto de
atenaer a la complets paciticaci6n
del pals y a su Immediate reconssi.
tuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Quedan vigentes las concesiones de 25
por 100 en- los billetes de ida y vuelta = 10
por 100 en- los de agrupaci6n por tami.
lias. 80 PC
Ell sabado por la noche, contrajeron ma
trimonio en- esta ciudad ell joven don Joa
quin Torres y la sefiorita Mercedes Rodrl-
gaez.
E nuevo edificio escolar de Caguas, que.
dara probablemente terminado hoy.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad acompafiada
de su seiiora madre la sehorita Luisa Fer
nandez Calleja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

En- Caguas, un nino de amos de edad
LILO de don Generoso Morales, esiaudo ju-
gando con un volantfn en- ell balloon de su
casa. tavo la desgracia de caer la calle
|rroduc;endose varias heridas en- la csbeza y
pecho. Lo asiste ell doctor don Gabriel Ji-
menez.
| Dicen de Manatf, que Ell dia cuando ell
tren-coreo ascendente lleg6 & Ia estaci6n,
alguiea que iba en- la maqnina abri6 un esca
pc de desagiie hacienda caer un chorro de
aqua hirviendo sobre' ell nino Rogue Cebo
Hero, de amos de edad; desprendi6nd ose.
lie parte de la piel q consecuenca de las que
maduras,
En- Aguadilla ha muerto, en- ell mayor des.
amparo un moreno que imploraba la carload
pdblica para subvenlr las primeras necesi-
dades de su vida.
Una horrible lepra que sufrfa en- una pier
ma, le impidi6 salir en- busca de socorros,
a los Is dias de ayuno, muri6 hambriento
en- las arenas de la playa, cubierto con cua-
tro ramasque mauera de rancho levant6
una manO caritativa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

En- Vega baja Sc encuentra vacante Ia
plaza de Uomisionado de apremio dotada
con los honorarios que determine el Re
glamento de cobranza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Tribunal de pOliCla

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Andres A. Cruz, por hurto, seis dias de
trabajos forzados; HorteGca Rivera, por in.
sultos resistencia, quiuce dias de carcel.
Leoncio Castro, por rina y escandalo, tres
dollars de multa; Francisco Elias, por actos
deshonestos, un dollar de multa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Nos ha participate ell director de la banda
puertorriquena senior Vercr, que la retreta
anunciada para anoche domingo, Sc suspen
di6 causa del NAL tempo, y que SO verif.
cara esta noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Sc venden

a precios muy baratos pimpoyos dc
piias.
Rnx So p % Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Dicen de CaguaS que no han podido con.
segulr que verlticase un concerto en- aque.
liza poblaci6n~el tenor puertorrriqueio don
Antonio Paoli por no haberse podido al.
canzar un n1mero suiciente de abonados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Hoy ha celebrado ell Tribunal de pollcia
de Catedral, Cos JUICES y otros dos ell de San
Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
DiCCiOnariO
DE LA LENGUA OASTELLANA
p0r la Real Academia
UL TINA EDICION
De venta en- 81 BOLETIN

En- Mameyes, una chispa electrica mat6
oil niio Santa Ana Roman que Sc encon
traba debajo dc un palo de mango.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Durante la ausencia del sefor Consul
de Colombia en- esta plaza, don Wences-
lao Borda, ha quedado encsrgado de aque.
ila representation don Manuel Il. Ual-
dei6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Sc Venden dos eStanCiaS,

una en- eI barrlO del Cupey y Ia 0tra en- ell
de Hato nuevo, jurisdiction de Rio pedras.
La primera de 130 cuerdas, sde cafe en-
buena production; la segunda de 200 cuer
das. Para Informe dirigirse los senores
Joglar Sobrinos, comerciantes en- dicho
pueblo. 15-11
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

En- Cayey ell panadero Francisco Vaz-
quez. en- la noche del Gltimo sabado hir6
en- vArias parties del cuerpo su esposa
Carmen Mercedes. Sc desconocen los mo.
viles del hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08

Ha fallecido en- Cagu s, la sonora dona
Liboria Maldonado de Burgos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-08
Siguen los deS6rdenes
en- la MandChuria

La Inca ferrea destruida en- muchos
puntos
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STREET LIGHTING

High tide ................3:00 AN and 3:47 p NJ
Low tide. .................9:4i A NJ and 1912 P NJ
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FoREToLD HIS DEATH.
Col. William X. Austin Found Dead
in N Chair.

Col. William r. Austin, a well-known
G. A. R. man. ffty-eight years old, was
found dead in a chair at his home at the
Columbia Hotel about IL o'clock yester-
day morning by Eugene Green, bell boy,
who had occasion to go to the room on an
errand. Coroner hewitt was notified. and
after viewing the body returned a certif-
cate of death caused by heart disease.
The remains were taken in charge by
local G. A. X. post and sent to Lees I'M
dertaking establishment. Colonel Austin's
wife and two daughters. who live in
Brooklyn, were informed of his death
Until they are heard from no arrange
ments for the funeral will be made
Colonel Austin retired last night about
II o'clock and remarked to a chamber
maid, whom he met in the hall on the
way to his room, that he was going TO bed
and expected never to go on the street
again. He had been in rather poor health
for some time, but was apparently no
more depressed last night than usual
He had evidently become chilled during
the night. as he was when found sitting
in chair wrapped in blankets and an
overcoat.
Colonel Austin had been in Washington
for several years past looking after GER
tain claims he had against the Govern
ment He was of striking appearance
and was familiar figure on Pennsylvania
Avenue and at the Capitol.
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! repeated his assertion and Dr. Rusk i'm
mediately passed the lie. There was at
once great confusion; people stood On
| chairs, there were catcalls and answers,
and Dr. Rusk became SO excited that he
seized a huge Ink bottle from the table
and hurled it with great force at Mr..
Haney, who stood directly across the
table. Mr.. Haney lodged the missile and
the heavy bottle passed over his head.
, George A. Veitch, much interested in the
disturbance, was perched upon his chair
behind hr. Haney and he was struck full
in the ;hest by the flying bottle. Mr..
Yeitch .umbled of his chair and the ink
bottle glanced and struck the wall near
by, breaking and scattering the fluid over
everything and everybody.
AS the bottle broke against the wall.
Mr.. Haney jumped onto the table from his
place of safety and seized the chair SO
hurriedly vacated by Mr.. Veitch. This
weapon. it is said, he welded right and
left, and finally landed on the head of DR..
Rusk- The chair inflicted a severe scalp
wound on the skull of DR.. Rusk Further
trouble was imminent when Common
wealth Attorney Clements, deputy sher-
III, and several citizens rushed between
the combatants. When both DR.. Rusk and
Mr.. Haney were quieted Chairman Saeg-
muller at once adjourned the meeting
man saegmuller finally ordered that bust
ness proceed. After the session the
wounded combatants had their wounds
dressed and went home.
Quiet being restored, Surveyor Haney
went on with his report, among other
things urging that certain bridge on the
old Washington and Alexandria turnpike
near the Long Bridge, be allowed to re-
main in place. This turnpike was recent
ly surrendered to Alexandria County by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
has since been a bone of contention as to
its proper Improvement and supervision.
Supervisor RusK, in whose district the
road lies, favor new bridge and other
locations for it than that now in exist
ence. and principally because of this con-
tention, il is stated, the trouble arose
yesterday. Moreover. DR.. Rusk alleges
that Surveyor Haney has not shown yigor
and energy in pushing the work on the
turnpike TO completion, and the report
| submitted to the Board of Supervisors by
Haney yesterday is said to have been par
ticularly distasteful to Dr. Rusk. The
meeting adjourned shortly after noon.
Both DR.. Rusk and Supervisor Haney
are well known in Alexandria County,
where each has resided for a number OF
years Dr. Rusk became member OF the
Board OF Supervisors about six years ago.
being elected from Jefferson district He
is dentist and has a large practice in
this city and Alexandria. Mr.. Haney was
chosen surveyor of the county about four
years ago. He is married and Is well ac-
quainted with the needs and interests of
Alexandria County
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-15
- uimsa
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1eOl.
Weather Indication.


Generally fair Tuesday; winds generally south
westerly, fresh to brisk on the coast Wednes-
day fair.
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A SPLENDID NEW TRAIN.
The Initial Trip of the Florida Linn
tied Began Yesterday.

The Southern Railway yesterday sig
nalized the opening of the Florida season
by the first trip of the New York and
Florida Limited" a magnificent solid
vestibuled train, which is annually added
to the regular 6ervioe for the benefit of
the extra travel to the South during the
first months of the year. 1t was :25
O'Clock last night. when the Limited pull
ed into the Pennsylvania Station and just
ten minutes later it departed. II runs
through solid from New York to St Au-
gustine during the tourist season from
January 14th to the early part of April.
In spite of the fact that yesterdays was
the first trip of the Limited this season
the train was well filed with passengers
bound for Florida and other points in the
South. The train is composed of new
Pullman compartment, drawing room
sleeping cars, and an observation and IL
brary car. The compartment cars each
contain nine handsomely furnished COM
partments, which may be used either sing
ly or en- suiteL Each is completely equip
ed with every convenience. The drawing
room sleeping cars are luxusiousiy ap-
pointed. Each has twelve sleeping sec
lions with drawing rooms and toilet room
at each end. All the cars are provided
with large and commcdious smoking
rooms. The library car is somewhat of
an innovation. All the latest periodicals
are kept on file and at the disposal of
the passengers. The library car serves
also as an observation car. The back
and sides are almost entirely OF plate
glass, making a veritable sun arlor. A
wide platform at the rear surrounded by
an ornamental brass railing provides
point of observation in the open air.
The dining cars are of the latest designs
and equipped with every convenience and
the standard of cuisine of the finest hotels
is maintained.
The route OF the New York and FIori-
da Limited" lies from New York to Wash
ington via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
from the National Capital to Savannah
via the Southern Railway, over the tracks
of the Southern. from that point to Jack
sonville and Port Tampa via the Plant
System, and from Jacksonville to st. Au-
gustine over the Florida East Coast Rail-
way. The drawing-room sleeping car is
detached at Blackville, S. c., and runs to
Augusta for accommodation of tourists
to this popular resort. and to Aiken, S. c.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-15
HELD LIVELY SESSION.
Trouble at Meeting of Alexandria
County Supervisors.

Almost a riot was precipitated yester-
day at the monthly meeting OF the Alex
andria County Board of Supervisors, held
in the County Court House at Fort Myer
Heights. Hot words began the trouble,
the lie was passed, and Supervisor D. N.
Rusk, representing jefferson District,
Alexandra County, and George A. veitch,
q spectator, came out of the melee much
the worse for their experience. DR.. Rusk,
for several years member of the Board
Of Supervisors. was struck vicious blow
on the head, causing severe scalp wound,
and Veitch was the victim of a heavy
ink bottle, said to have been hurled by
Rusk at L. T. Haney, Surveyor of Alex
andria County. Both men, ii is said, re-
eeived medical attention.
The trouble began shortly after 10
O'Clock, at which hour the meeting con-
vened, with Chairman Saegmuller presid-
ing. Besides the chairman, there were
present Supervisors Rusk and S. F. Cor
bett, and about one hundred and fifty citi-
zens OF the county. Commonwealth At
torney J. E. Clements was also present,
and ii is stated has declared his ,nten-
tion TO bring the parties concerned in the
fight before the grand jury, in an effort
TO lnGict them when the meeting began,
Chairman Saegmuller called for various
reports, including those of the County
Treasurer. the Surveyor, County Clerk,
Road Supervisor. and overseer of the poor.
No soon had Supervisor Haney arisen to
present his report, and especially that
portion relating to bridge contracts in
Jefferson District, of the county repre-
sented by DR.. Rusk, than hot words began
10 fly across the table, at which was seat
ed the board, sand about which, standing
and sitting, were gathered more than a
hundred citizens.
II was evident that a storm had been
long brewing, for DR.. Rusk Immediate
ly became involved in a heated con-
troversy with Haney. There were
charges and counter charges; Dr. Rusk
was accused by Haney of try
ing to hoodwink the board, and in re-
taliation stated to the surveyor that he
should have him elected from the room
II the words we're repeated. At this Haney
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S. KAHN. SONS & co.
5. KAHN, SONS & co.
THE BUSY CORNER.

Always the Best Of Everything for the Least Money
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Jacob
". overdeen and Margaret E. Gaddy, both OF
Greenboro, n. C.; F. Durant VIII and Syhil Lucie
Metter; Harry C. Stevens and Mamie Reynolds;
James Smith and Annie Taylor; Edwin l.. Cyrus,
Pittsburg and Harriet A. Gaines; George Ellis and
Mary Turner; Herman Ohm and Rosa Staub; Will
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-15
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY,


The following deaths for forty-eight hours were
reported at the Health Department up to noon
yesterday: Annie r. Harrison. 81 years; John
Madigan. 20 years; Catherine Harrington, IS
years; Harry ". Blunt 70 years; James Wilson.
70 years; Beekman du Barry, y years: LYDIA 4.
Thompson. 20 years; Adiline Starkweather. Is
years; Thomas Braxton, u years; Priscilla
Shorter. ca years; Joseph Murphy 90 years;
Jane T. S,.nnervi!le 90 years; Maria Simms. 80
Years; Ellen Nickens, 55 years; Thomas G..
Riley. SO wears; Thomas Maones. SO years; Kate
LAWS, 81 years; Joseph Y. Payne, 50 years;
Martha Wilmington, 40 years; Joseph Howard 80
years; Joseph A. Charlton, A years. Isabella
Lancaster As years. Albert G. Collins, 80 years;
Waller Roots, 30 years; Phoebe Shepard, 80 years:
Annie Brown ~ years; Emma Anderson. 40
years; William Bauf, 81 years; Mary II. Butler
% years: Elmer ". Wallace, q years; Blanche
Landon, 20 years: Alice c. Cookery, 10 years;
Anna N. Holland, IS years; Frank +. Taylor.
. years: Medora Campbell. | year; Timothy
b. Williams 10 months; Paul 5. Bond, months;
infant Of samuella Milton. days; nian, Of Mary
Bisgee days.
TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Iaxafive Promo Quinine Tablets
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-15
OLD PEOPLE MADE YOUNG.

]. C. Sherman. the veteran editor OF the ''Ver.
montville (Mieh) Echo" has discovered the re-
markable secret Of keeping old people young. For
years he has avoided nervousness seepiessness,
indigestion. heart trouble constipation and rheu.
matism by using Electric Bitters, and he writes:
lates the kidneys, tones the stomach, aids d.
gestion, isrd gives splendid appetite. II has
worked ;sonders for my wife and me. It's a
marveio,s remedy for old peoples complaints. F."
Only 30 cents. al Henry Evans drug store, 922
+ Street northwest
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New National Theatre-Bernhardt and Coque-
lin, in ''LAglon," evening.
Columbia Theatre-Lulu Glazer, in Sweet Anne
Page" evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-"Frou From, -
evening
Chase's New Grand-Poite vaudeville. afternoon
and evening.
Academy of MISCELLANEOUS ''Superba,' after
noon and evening.
Kernan's Lyceum Theatre Australian Bur
lesquers," afternoon and evening.
The New Bijou-''Liule Egypt Burlesquers, -
afternoon and evening.
National Rifles mory-southern Relief Charity
Ball evening.
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Sun rose......7:ls AN Sun sets. .....5:Ol PM
Moon rises. . 40 AN. Moon sets..........
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E. T. Simpson was yesterday informed
by the Commissioners that the present
condition of the appropriation for street
paving would not permit the repaving Of
Thirty third Street from NJ Street 10 the
alley with Belgian block or asphalt block,
as requested by himself and others.
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Lamps 1T today. .....--.----.-.........5:4l '.
Lamps out tomorrow. ....................6:25 A \