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The Washington times., 1903-03-22

BUY A HOME
In "ashingtons Most Popular Residence Section.
Columbia Heights.
IT YOU WANT THE BEST, HERE'S THE PLACE TO BUY
have CBmbiaIe tho
tn hss emoney
for down
Prices from $4,000 %

a double dwelling on Princeton st.; u rooms;
tiled bath; steam heat: stable: lot 5ox15o
Owner viii sell low or exchange
a magnificent residence and barn improve
ments; new lot l00xijO; near Mrs Cen. Logun's
residence
1920 Euclid St, near Justice Harlan's resi-
dcncc; double brick. large Stable Owner. now
resident q Canada, wiz sell low.
well-constructed Io-room dwelling near
18th and Harvard; lot Soxl5o: $4,000,
You can get a separate-buiit hous, near i4th
and Princeton SITS. al a bargain. Owner leav-
ing for Europe. offers lo-room dwelling,
heated hy hot water. lot 2jNl5o, for ss.1
1925 Harvard ST. new; y rooms: elegant
baths steam heat; lsxi5J' 5000.
the hest streets stories; cellar under entire
house. rooms deep on hoors; front and rear
stairVays; elegant baths; hot -,gater heat: lot
zSIlJ0; SIDE WINDOWS.
4 grand home for $4,000: built by owner for
hrs home: near Justice Harlans residence: y
.ooms; baths. stairways; HOT WATER
HEAT; lot 25xl40.
Near 18th and Yale: fine mansion: IA rooms: 2
baths; HOT-WATER HEAT; STABLE; 5OxIJ0:
alley
See Us about this one for SO. 500: superior 10
most $4,000 houses: : stories, rooms deep: )
bed rooms; elegant baths. srairways. hot
water heat lot 2OxiSl; trust of - GC0 can re-
main al ~ per cent interest II desired.
4 fine large house az an extremely low price.
Owner, going West. offers q nearly new Broom
house: rooms derp: bedrooms. three 81
FINE BATHS; ? stairrays. HOT-WATFR
HEAT, BEAU TIFt l. .uantels. over 2 500 square
io't in lot, ahcy in Trar. $3.50 viii buy it.
Could not be duplicated for $4,000.
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Y .

VERALLS-March 1s. at the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane. Herbert
Eeralls. veteran Of the civil war. seven
ty years OF age.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON, u. c, POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily, as changes may OccIr
at any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched TO the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule OF closings Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uninter-
Hpted overland transit For the Wee6 ending
March ZS. 1903 the iast connecting closes will
be made rom the MAIN OFFICE as iollows-
Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY-tcl At ii.25 p. m. ~ ITALY di-
rect, per :. 8. Nord America, from New I-Tii.-
Mail must be directed per s. g. Nord America ."
(c) Al l1:2j p. m. for EUROPE per s. :
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Cherbourg. and Bremen.
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LANDS direct, per - = Rvndani, from New
York. Nail must be directed Per s. s. Ryn-
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and LORENZO MARQUEE, per 5. $. Il Cham
pagne, from New YORK, via Havre. Mail for
other parts OF EUROPE must be directed PEE
s. s II Champagne"
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per = = Common uwealth. from Boston.
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g. s.. kcnsington. from New York Mail must
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directed per 4 koeuir Abort
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NEWS OF ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. March 21-Mrs
Belinda Black CUshman. formerly OF
Columbus. Ohio, but for the past two
years a resident of this place. died
yesterday afternoon at the home OF her
son-in-law. Austin A. Braddock. aged
eighty-five years General debility in
cident 10 advanced age was the cause O,
death. Mrs. Cushman was the widow of
the late George W. Cushman. of this
place. She leaves the following chill
dren; Mrs. Louise Perkins. OF Washing
ton, D. C.; Mrs. A. A. Braddock. of
Rockville, Md; Mrs Belle Gornley, of
Chicago; Mrs. Jennie Sharp. of Chatta-
nooga; Mrs. Elizabeth Denig. OF wilkes
barre. Pa, and George d. Cushman. of
New York city.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALF-HOUSES-

800 CASH AND 50 4 MONTH WILL Buy you
A HONE. MODERN N EVERY DETAIL
rooms and bath, cellar and furnace. dou-
bic back porches; handsome cabinet mantels
and decorations, screens, shades. gas range
and everything complete Would rent for
$4,000.
NEAR l4TH STREET y. W.-Weu located 4
bargain. Two-story brick. SIX large rooms, f,
porcelain bath, concrete cellar. Al furnace.
front and rear Yards \ RARE CHANCE
PRICE, ONLY
$4,000
on STREET : E.-Couvenient 70 Navr Yard
employees Former price. s4.z50 Price re-
duced to $40. Tyro-story pres brick and
brown stone house. with seven rooms; bath: :
cellar anc .u-nsce. DON'T MISS THIS
CHANCE T. GIT \ HOME At A BAR
GAIN-
S4,Iso.
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST LITTLE HOMES N
THE NORTHEAST-Two-s5ory bay-window
brick; in I'D location. overlooking Govern
nlent INSTITUTION II Is six-roon and bath :
cellar and furnace heat PRICE. ONLY
S2-o5o.
N THE NORTHEAST SECTION-Goo clean
neiEhborhOod. 4 rhrec-story bav-windoyy
press brick house. with 10 rooms and bath.
AT THE LOW PRICE OF
S3,z5o.
PRICE. $500. RENTED FOR ssa. JI-ST
FROM THE HANDS or TIE BUILDER.
Two-story hsv-windoW brick. with 1 rooms
and porcelain bath on each floor: scparat.
entrances; separate hack porches and Yards
1T Is AN INVESTMENT THAT CANNOT BE
BEATEN REMEMBER The PRlCE-ONLI
$500.
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LANCASTER-Marc 16, at 1921 n
Street northwest. Eliza c. Lancaster.
seventy-eight years old.
LARNER-March 1s. at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. suddenly of
valvular disease OF the heart. Noble d.
Larner. secretary OF the National Union
Fire Insurance Company. seventy-three
years Of age.
LISTON-March IL. at the Homeopa-
thic Hospital, Of pneumonia. Mary Lis
ton. of 72s Sixth Street northeast, aged
thirty-eight years
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An enjoyable dance was given last
Friday evening at the town hall here BIZ
Helen Talbot in honor of her friends.
Miss Treadway and Annie C. Berkeley.
of Virginia, the latter well known in
Richmond society circles. Among those
who attended were Priscilla Dawson.
Harriette Jones. Lilly Anderson. Jean
nette Stevens. Eliza Choate. Mary Daw-
son. Ethel Lyddane. Sadie Reading.
katherine Choate. Virgie Brewer, Daisy
Prescott, Nellie Printup. Randolph Ma
son. Russell Brewer, Thomas NJ. Tai
bott. William Reading. Hugh Glascot:,
Lloyd Brewer, J. Abby Henderson. Theo-
dore Mason. Otho Talbot. Albert Bouic.
Summerville Dawson. Nicholas Brewer,
Charles Jones, Edward England. John
Higgins. stephen II. Quigley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry 5. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs
E. p. Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henderson.
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John Reisinger, formerly of Washing
ton city. but for the past four years a
resident OF this place. died here yes
terday afternoon OF paralysis. aged
about seventy years. He leaves Il large
family Of relatives here and in Wash
ington.
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This is magnificent home. ENTIRE FRONT
* H1mmcistUwn brown stone, II rooms; 2
baths h0t-v'ater heat: lot 25xlSl; brick sable;
separate; built for owner house
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ALLEN-.Mareh 15, at 1852 l. Street
southeast. OF grip. Ann Allen. eighty
two years OF age.
ANADALE-March 10, at the Bruen
Home. 456 NJ Street northwest, of maras-
mus, Walter ]. Anadale, in his sixth
month.
ARNESoN-March Is. at 157 y Street
southeast. twin infants OF Adolph z. and
Emma a. Arneson. one day old
B.
BALL-March II, at 1922 Street
northwest. OF grip. Caroline Ball, six
ty-seven years old.
BANNIsTEB-March 20. at 1926 G
Street northwest. Laura c. Bannister.
seven days old
BANNISTER-March 16, at 1926 G
Street northwest. Sarah F. Bannister. Of
crcupous pneumonia. twenty-five years
old.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, at 211s Con-
necticut Avenue northwest. William
Darlington. in his seventy-eighth year.
BRADY-March 16, at tbe Georgetown
University Hospital. OF Bright's disease.
David c. Brady. a dining car conductor.
OF 4e5 Maryland Avenue southwest, aged
hfty-six years.
BUCKLEY-Mareh Il, at The Naples.
Woodley Lane. OF appendicitis. Colum
bia Turner Buckley, forty-two years OF
age.
CAIRNS-March IS. at 617 Sixth
Street northwest. by suicide. gunshot
wound in the head. william Cairns. a
coachman. thirty-fve years old.
CALHOUN-March 10, at 1927 n Street
northwest. OF acute bronchitis. Eta
Calhoun. three months old.
CALVER-March l6. at 207 4 Street
southeast. OF consumption. Lillian Es-
telle Calver. in her twenty-fouTth year.
CAMP-March IS. at 41s Third Street
northwest. Francis Edward Camp. a
clerk. fortyfye years old.
CANAVAN-March 10, al the George
town Convent OF the Visitation. Sister
Mary Agatha Canavan. nifty years OF age
CAssELL-March IS. at s2s r Street
northwest. OF senile det 'lity. Mary A.
Cassell. eighty-nine years old.
CLARKSON--March IA. al l2O6 Mary
land Avenue northeast. Vincent Clark
son. plumber. In his twenty first year
CROMWELL-March "A. at 1914 V
Street northwest. OF pneumonia. zacha-
riah W. Cromwell. a druggist. si1ty-six
years or age.
d.
DENANTIER-Narch 13. at 1902 Four
Jeenth Street northwest. OF valvular
heart disease. Charles Devantier. sixty
seven years old.
E.
ESCHER-March Is. at the Emergency
Hospital. suicide by carbolic acid poi
Sop{ng Mo- Esob,- - .-.- -.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

/ A handsome S-storv, bav-vindou brick with
/ stone trimmings; stone porch FIRST FLOOR
{ Parlor, reception hall. dining room. pantry and
! kltcncn. sECnNn-a bed raons and larga rL-nd
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II

HAAS-March L. at East Washington
Heights. of marasmus. Frederick Haas.
seven months old.
HAWARD-March Il. at 12l y Street
southeast, OF pneumonia and measles
Edwin H. Harvard. in his eighth month.
HIGDON-March is. at the Garfield
Memorial Hospital. Lena f. Higdon. OF
Ian gdon. d. c., thirty years old.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22
REAL ESTATE.

path IHlRD-3 bed rooms. Front and rear
siair"ays; covered rear porch: frsf-class hot
wafer heating plant. beautiful mantcls and chan
telifIs' china closets, ENTIRE HOHSE FIN
lShtD N NATURAL WOOD: cellar under en-
IRE house; THOROUGHLY WELL. CONSTRUCT
ID - FlRsI-CLASS MECHANICS. Yale 81. 10
C'hsldered hy many 20 be the most desirable
street on the Heights 80 feet of parking BE-
.FOkE BUYING ANY HOUSE INSPECT TUIS
STONE FRONT
A hrst-class residence al sacrifice: must BE-
soid; owner leaving city
1910 KENESAw AVE
No reasonable offer refused. we'll b,;l. Ill
planned, rooms deep: tiled hath 2 stsirrsy-s:
BOT-WATER HEAT. YOU CAN GET A BAR
GAIN ifERE- Offer e. 600
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

RICE-March 10. at 1I25 Fifth Street
northwest, OF epilepsy. Emma r. Rice.
twenty eight years old.
RICHARDSON-March Is. at 1872 7
Street northwest. Thomas Francis Rich
ardson, seventy-three years OF age.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

Double house. IL rooms; , baths; Tot 50xI5o;
brick stable. nes- Justice Harlan's mansion
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-INVEsTMENTS.

Near 18th and Q SITS. NV, brick. Rents
$50 so Price s. 80
Near 81 ne. rooms and baths
Rents 5000 Price. ce.--.....-......-.-.-.SS, s., 400
Near Nd and 10th ST ne, 6 rooms
and bath Rents $3.50 Price IS, 600
Near sd and sts nv. rooms and bath
Rents S20.50. Price. 50 500
Near y. Capitol and o SITS. NV, brick
Rents SIS 81. Price--..-.--...... So go
Near 18th 81. and Nd ave ne, brick
Rents $3.50 Price. g, $50
WM. Il. SAUNDERS s Co, 1907 ST. nv.
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL HOMES AND
GROUNDS ON LINE or EI4ECTRICAL AND
STEAM ROADS; - 200 upward. JOHN o.
JOHNSON. 5ls l4th 81 mh2I-7t
FOR sALE--5s lots az LESS THAN HALF
PRICE, CLEAR or ENCI MBRANCE, on the
heights ot ANAOOSTIA, sing,y or as whole
Average price. $50 a~iot. JOHN q. JOHN
10Y, rs l4th - mh21-7t
FOR SALE-STOP PAYING RENT-BCY
HOME $50 cash down and S12 per month
VIII buy nice, nearly tvc-story SIX room
frame housc, in an improving section, Sc.
not Tar from East Capitol 81. cars, house in
splendid condition and ready 20 move into.
has water. sewer. etc; sink in kitchen; some
fruit, about 2.CcO feet az ground 3o-foot rear
el!eys fine terrace parking; front porch; nice
home for some one; title perfect; grsnollthic
sidewalk soon 20 be pat down, az no cost 10
the purchaser Price. only Sl.s75 discount
20 $50 for all cash You cannot afford 20 miss
this chance 10 get home. To whites only
q N BRYANT. owner. NardeT Building, 9th
and SIS. mh2l-s,
FOR SALE-Sce me about these bargains IN ths
NORTHEAST and then naTne your terms
Fla ave--Brick. : 7. and bath. lot l1XiS4
20 20-foot paved alley 3. $50
5th st.-BriCk. r. and B.. lot 20xlO0. -..- 2, 400
II St, near i0rh-S r and b.; lot lsx90---- :, 400
81. ae.-5 2. frame; lot 2Oxs5. large
18th 81. ne.-s r and b.. lot lsxI25; stable 500
Two 5-r1onl frames each. .---...-.....-.. 100
MM. e. DUNE, 1itO Fl 81. ne
Tnh2O-st
FOR RENT-i735 Seston st. NV. (colored); six
rooms and bath; all modern improvements:
sl6.So. CLARK & CRAIG, 1893 st. mh2c 81
PURCHASERS, ATTENTION!
I An NAMING A SPECIALITY OF LOCAT.
ING IN DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE BEST
SECTIONS OF BLOOMiNGDALE, THE NORTH
WEST AND NORTHEAST, THOSE SELLING
THEIR PROPERTIES To THE RAILROAD
CUMPANN- / HAVE A LARGE LIST or VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ESPE-
CIAiLl IN PRICES FROM 5000 TO 5000.
Al BEERENCES ARE OVER FIFTY PUR-
CHASEkS To WHOM I HAVE RECENTLY
SOLD PROPERTIES IN THESE SECTIONS.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
'HONEST DEALING IN REALTY"
Tells, E S5S-E. ll9-D. No. COZ T ST wv.
nlhl5-t
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5000 viii buy handsome neV 3-storv dwell
ing. with lot i4Nl50. house rooms deep; 2 ele-
CANT baths, STEAM heat; between 18th and
18th. houses not ~ good as this have sold, in
inferior locations downtown. Tor $4,000.
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ESCHER-March Is. at the Emergency
Hospital suicide by carbolic acid poi
soning. Mae Escher. an actress, eighteen
years old.
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DEVANTIER-March 13. at 1902 Four
teenth Street northwest. OF valvular
heart disease. Charles Devantier. sixty
seven years old
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KANE-Mareh 13, at 219 Fifth Street
southeast. Sarah A. Kane, ffty-five years
of age.
KEINER-March Is. at 53 Street
northeast, OF consumption, Andrew Klein
er. printer. In his thirty-sixth year.
KIDNELL-March II. at the Garfield
Memorial Hospital. of bronchial pneu-
monia, George Kidnell. of 942 y Street
northwest. six years old.
KOENIGSBERG-Mar l3. at II Flor
ida Avenue northwest, OF CASTRO enter
tits. Marion z. Koenigsberg, aged seven.
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A FIRST CLASS NEW HOUSE
Modern. well planned.
Yale ST. Columbia Heights
Only e 20
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This choice house for sIl 900: very handsome;
y rooms baths, Eot-water heat, 2 stairFays-
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

INSCOE-March Il, at S25 c Street
southeast, OF pneumonia. Horace Jack
son Inscoe. Ia MS iftieth year.
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PARKER-March 16, at 623 North
carolina Avenue southeast, Alexander
Parker. a florist. ninety-one years of
age.
PAfNE-March "A. at Providence
Hospital, Samuel Payne, OF Great Falls,
Md, seventy years old
PRYoR-March I3, at the Home for
the Aged. II and Second Streets north
east richard Pryor. OF valvular heart
disease' seventy eight years old.
PoPE-March IS. at the Home for the
aged or senile debility. Matthew J.
rope aged eighty-three years
PURDY-March 10. at 91s T Street
northwest. OF senile debility. Margaret
). Purdy, in her eighty fourth year.
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DEATHS OF THE WEEK.

ease. Jennie Mckinney, in her sixty
fourth year.
MoRRIs-March IA. st Eighteenth
Street and the Benning Road northeast.
OF pneumonia. Hannah A. Morris, aged
siXty-seven years.
MORRISoN-March 13. at 500 South
Capitol Street. Patrick Morrison. nifty
nine years old
MULLEN-March is. at 1928 Q Street
northwest. of measles and bronchial
pneumonia, Robert Lee Mullen. in his
second month.
N.
NOLAN-March I3, at 1873 Eighth
Street northwest. OF measles. Elizabeth
V. Nolan, in her fourth year.
0.
O'BRIEN-March IS, at s19 First Street
northeast, Ellen NJ. O'Brien, ffty-one
years old
o'DONNELL-March II. at sO3 Twen-
ty-seventh Street northwest. John
O'Donnell, aged sixty-seven.
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PURCHASERS, ATTENTION!
JOSEPH l. WELLER,

HONEST DEALING IN REALTY"
Tells, +. s5S-E. ll9-D. No. COZ ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

well built house and side lot. 5s feet front;
y rooms; Yale ST: $4,000.
5000, new; stories cellar; rooms deep;
baths, stsirways; 2o-foOt alley in rear.
$3.50, 18th 81; stories; stone and brick;
lot lsxljJ: alley.
$50: new; p rooms; 2 baths; hot-vzter
heat: Dor 2IzI50
5000: on Roanoke St; 10 rooms; tiled bath;
hot heat
$1,000 heneszw ave near 14th- 10 rooms.
deep lot alley. 70 feet wide.
5000 entire front n brown stone. lot I5ziSq.
$3.50; 9-roou. brick; lot 25xISO. with stable.
$500 near l4th and Princetoni 8 rooms;
side allev-
$3.50. on 18th; round hay window with
tower. rooms
81. go a beauty 2 rooms. tiled hath
steam heat, near 18th
$3.50; stories; cellar; ( rooms deep; steam
heat: lsxIO0.
The Washington times., 1903-03-22

NsHO WANTS BRAND NEW HOUSE, built on
his own plans, right on car line, costing, with
URBAN OWNER, Lock Box 5l4, Station c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07

no local para Irlarda en- terminos de
constituir I'm plan de autonomia mode
rada, y Sc ha consu1tado Sobre el parti-
cular a los jefes nacionaIiStas irlandeses
en ell Parlamento. En- todo case, la
presentation del proyecto no ocurrir4
hasta que Sc haya dispuesto del que ac-
tualmente Sc debate para facilitar a los
agricultores de Irlanda los medios de
l!egar a possession de las tierras one cul-
tivan.
~@@ BBRr
Sir Francis Jeune, juez del tribunal
de divorcioS, comento en- terminus muy
severos Ia conducta de gran ndmero de
muJeres mientras sus maridoS combatfan
en- Africa Meridional, por los muchos ca
SOS que ante 81 habian 1legado. Subs
tanciabase el de un sargento de tirado-
res, cuya mujer, mientTas el estaba en-
le engafiaha con otro soldado
en- Inglaterra, por Cuyo motive ell sar-
gento Solicitaba divorcio. Dijo e1 iuez
que le causaba gran pesadumbre ver
tautas mujereS engafiando sus mari
dos mientras @stos Sc batfan por Ia patria.
No podia decir 81 este habria Sucedido
1urante otras guerras, aunque era 10
mas facil que no existieSen tausos me
dos de descubrir las cosas como ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
INGLATERRA

En- el Guildhall (ayuntamiento) de
Londres, Sc di6 el veinticinco de Mario
una esplendida reception en- honor del
miniStro Colonial, Mr.. Chamberlain. Y
su sef1ora, asiStiendo al acto, entire otros
notableS, los duques de Argyll v Fife.
cunado y yerno del Rey Eduardo: eli
primer ministro Balfour y varios MEM
bros del gabinete; el general lord Ro-
berts, el arzobispo de Canterbury el vi
cealmlrante Beresford, e1 inventor Mar
conn., el actor Irving y Ell sportsman
Upton. Habfa tambien numerosas Sc
noras deseosas de obsequiar a la esposa
del ministro Chamberlain. Presidio eli
acto el Lord Corregidor, sir Marcus Sa-
muei Sc pronunciation numeroSos dis
cursoS. Mr.. Chamberlain aseguro q
S1s oyentes que el imperio britanico no
contaba S1bditoS mas leales en- Africa
que los excaudi1ladoS beers, quienes SER
virian bajo ell nuevo orden de cosas con
iguai cello que bajo el antique, en- fe de
10 cual lnvoco Ell testimonio del general
Delarey, a quien califco de amigo st1yo.
Anadl6 el obseGuiado que el exito de su
mission al Africa austral dependia en-
mucha parte de SD esposa, quien, con la
atabilidad de su caracter, habia sabid.,
conquiStar amigos donde eI solo conta-
ba con enemigoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
ICarnelita
pendiente
vAPOREs QUE Sc EsPERAN.

Amer. "Caracas ":-L1egarA a este
puerto 2rocedente del de New York el
dia 9 del corriente mes, y al siguiente
dia saldra para la Guayra escalas
Esp. Miguel M. Pinillos" En- los
primeros dias del proxino mes de Mayo
retornara a este puerto procedente de
New Orleans para seguir viajea Cadiz
" Barcelona. AdmitirA carga y pasa-
jercS.
Amer. "Arkadia" a":-Con destino 4 es
te puerto y otros de la Isla Sali6 de New
Orleans Ell dia 10 del corriente mes.
Berg. amer. "Manate ut De 10
al II de Mario pr6ximo paSado debe ha.
Der alIdo de New York con destino a
eS;e puerto.
Ing. Domingo de Larrinaga" ":-Sali6
de Liverpool directamente para este
duerto ell dia 2Sdel pasado mes, y con-
tinuara viaje a la 1abana, Matanzas
Caibarien, Gibara, Santiago de Cuba y
CienfuegoS.
Esp Martin Saenz"- -Sali6 ell dia 81 del
pasado de Barcelona con csc. en- Mallorca,
Valencia Alicante, Malaga, Cadiz Y Ca
narias para este puerto, y los de Maya
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba Y Ha-
bana.
Amer. philadelphia: - RecalarS 4
este puerto Ell dia del corriente mes.
procedente de Ia Guayra v escalas v
continuara viaje directo a New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
y Navigation.
ReviSta de las OperaciOnes practicadas hoy
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEs1As

De Saint Thomas vap. allen. "Vale-
Sia" de I465 toneladas, captain G. Boldt
a Mullenhof y Korber con carga de
tranSito.
ENTRADAS DE COsTANERoS
Ninguna.
SALIrAS DE TRAvEsIA
Para Havre vap. a1em. "Valesia" de
d465 toneladas, captain G. Boldt por
Mullenhoff y Korber con carga de
tranSito.
Para Ponce (vfa Hunnacao y Mauna-
bo) vap. amer. 'Hugoma" de 1884 to-
neladaS, captain Nc Lean por The New
York y Porto Rico S. S. CO. con la si-
guiente carga para New York: Fritze
Lundt y co. 5IS5 SIS con I.34o. GOO libraS
de azucar.
SAlIDAS DE CoSTANERoS
Para Mayagusz gta "India" Ameri-
can Rail Road co. of Porto Rico tone
1adas planchuelas hero, 400 rallies ace
70 de 10 metros.
DEPACHADOS.
Ninguno.
OPERAcIoNEs soBRB EL MUELLF.
Por Sobrino de Izquierdo CO:
4 Scrs de L. Villami1 y 20. l6 cls man
tequilla
Por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga:
4 ScrS de L. Villamil y CO y ]. Ochca y
Hmno y Scrs de NJ. Lomba y CO. sos
fardos tasajoB
Or R sCIoNEs DE BUQr Es EN- PUERTO
TRAy EsIA
George May cargando
w. II. Yerkes pendiente
Trader descargando
cosTANEkoS.
Francisco pendiente
Isabella Aguadilla Mayagylcz
Ana Maria Naguabo y Humacao
Progreso pendiente
Borinquen Yabucoa
GullIernito Arroyo
Providencia Faiardo y Luquillo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
Progranoa

para el examen y admission de
los . s aspirantes al ejercicio de la
Abogacia.
De Venta en- el BolET1N a So. so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07

Atrib1yese al gobierno el pensamien-
to de presentar TN proyecto de ley pro-
veyendo considerable medida de gobier-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-07
Cambios en- San Juan
Visa $4S7%6
LONDRES 90 DIV $4.S4S
on dTv$A 2Il

New York; II P. g b.
Paris: vista 234 a 5 p8 d.
Espafia: 271z 4 2734.p. g D
Hamburgo; vista A pS D.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-12-18
AN EXPERT.
He Wanted . Confidential C1erkshiY
Because He Could BE Very
Confidential.

Secretary Shaw says that shortly after he
assumed his duties as head of the treasury
department he was called upon by an old
wanted an appointment as confidential clerk
to one of the assistant secretaries of that de-
partment.
''In spite of the fact that was very busy
at the time" says Mr.. Shaw, 81 gave the
Iowan the better part of an hour, for he was
as pleasant and entertaining an old chap as
one could meet..bright, clipper and witty"
On account OF his age, the secretary felt
that he could not comply with the request.
So, gently but firmly. he informed him that
he did not see his way clear to give him thu
appointment. This did not dampen the old
gentleman's spirit in the least.
Now, sir" said he, "as Ifeel myself pecu-
harly well qualified to fill one of these con-
fidential clerkshlps, hope that you will con-
ssder my application further"
Then, wagging his head most inpressively,
he added earnestly:
:.Oh. sir, i could be so confdentialr"