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Gilbert directory, 1903
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Sonora News Company,
MEXICO.
ANTIQUE DEPARTMENT.
Rare Old Paintings, Inlaid Cabinets and Chests, Laces, Embroideries, tapestries, Maximilian Rem- nants, Relics of the Con- quest, Etc., Etc. Calle Estaciones No. 3. Opposite M. C. Depot.
CURIO DEPARTMENT.
CarVed Leather Work, Opals, Fans,
Zarapes, Mexican Drawn Linens,
Filigree, "Baskets and Feather
Wor\., Views, Guide 'Books,
Interpreters, Etc., Etc.
Gante No. 4.
Opposite American Club.
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Fire, Marine, Accident and Health
Insurance
WILLIAM B. WOODROW & CO., Underwriters
Calle de Vergara No. 4, MEXICO, D. F.
f HOME INSURANCE Co. or NEW YORK (Fire). General Managers | BRITISH & FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE Co., LTD.
and (Marine).
Attorneys j COMPANIA GENERAL ANGLO- MEXICANA DE SEGUROS, S. A. (Health, Accidents, Plate Glass, etc., etc.)
FIRE DEPARTMENT. - Policies issued to cover all kinds of
Mine, Mill, Factory, Stores, Hotels,
Dwelling Houses and other properties. Lowest rates, liberal conditions.
MARINE DEPARTMENT. - Policies issued to cover the risk of
shipment of Bullion, Ores and all
kinds of produce and merchandise from domicile to domicile in any part of the world, at rates lower than those obtainable in Europe.
PERSONAL ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT. - Policies issued to
cover all kinds of
accidents to Professional Men, Miners, Mill Operatives, Railroad Men, etc., at low rates. The scale of death benefit and weekly indemnity is as liberal as any offered by foreign companies. Work- men's collective policies issued on reasonable terms!
HEALTH INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. - Policies issued to
cover loss of time
through sickness from Typhoid, Typhus, Smallpox, Yellow Fever, Scarlatina, Measles, etc., etc.
Proposal forms, and rates and conditions for all kinds of policies, can be obtained on application to the Head Offices of the Company.
GENERAL INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. We write insurance
on every kind of
msurable risk. We -adjust and settle every kind of loss, whether for _the account of our Companies or for the account of Com- panies represented in Mexico or abroad. Our certificates as to damage, value, etc., are recognized and accepted by Underwriters all over the world.
Calle Vergara No. 4, Mexico, D. F.
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Douglas Lacey & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
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66 Broadway and 17 New Street,
Members New York Consolidated Stock Exchange. Dividend-paying mine, oil and smelter stocks, listed and unlisted, a specialty.
Meritorious mines bought, sold or incorporated. Capital furnished, properties managed.
BRANCHES:
CLEVELAND, O., "Cuyahoga" Build- ing.
BOSTON, "International Trust Com- pany" Building.
PHILADELPHIA, "Betz" Building.
CHICAGO, "N. Y. Life" Building.
ST. LOUIS, "Security" Building.
PRESCOTT, ARIZ., "Lawler" Build- ing.
LOS ANGELES, CAL., "Wilcox" Building.
CINCINNATI, O., "Union Trust."
HARTFORD, CONN., "Hill's" Block.
BUFFALO, N. Y., "Prudential" Build-
MrJfNEAPOLIS, MINN., "Bank of
Commerce" Building. WORCESTER, MASS., "Griggs" Build-
DAVENPORT, IOWA, "McManus"
Building. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., "Michigan
TViiot" TfciiilfJi^rr
Trust" Building.
AGENCY IN THE
WASHINGTON, D. C, "Davidson" Building.
BALTIMORE, MD., "Law" Building.
MONTREAL, CAN., "Temple" Build- ing.
TORONTO, ONT., "Confederation Life" Building.
ST. JOHN, N. B., "McLaughlin" Building.
HALIFAX, N. S., "Metropole" Build- ing.
PITTSBURG, PA., 244 Fifth avenue.
CONCORD, N. H., "Centennial" Block.
ALBANY, N. Y., "Tweddle" Building.
NEWPORT, R. I., "Kinsley" Building.
TUCSON, ARIZ., "Blake" Block.
WINNIPEG, MAN., "Mclntire" Block.
NEWARK, N. J., "Prudential" Build-
BR(X)KLYN, N. Y., "Garfield" Build-
DETROIT/MICH., "Majestic" Build- ing.
CITY OF MEXICO:
14 - Calle de Cadena - 14
WILLIAM YOUNG & CO.
import Merchants
Calle de Gante No. 11, Esquina Independencia, MEXICO.
Representatives of British and American Manufacturers.
SPECIALTIES:
Railway, Mining and Industrial Material and Supplies ; Mining
Steel and Steel Shoes and Dies for Stamp Mills ; Caustic
Soda, Bleaching Powder, Sulphate of Copper and
Heavy Chemicals generally ; Telegraph Ma-
terial and Equipment ; Steel and Iron
Tubing and Cast Iron Pipe, Etc.
Coffee and Rice flachinery, Etc., Etc.
Messrs. Wm. Young & Co. act as Financial, Commercial and Purchasing Agents for Native and Foreign Companies.
WATSON'S SCOTCH WHISKY - ***Selected, "Old Blended Glenlivet," and "Black Label" - 10 years old - guaranteed.
JAMES WATSON & Co., Ltd., Dundee. BURNETT'S "OLD TOM GIN."
SIR ROB'T BURNETT & Co., Ltd., London. CHAMPAGNE "AYALA " - Extra Quality - Extra Dry.
AYALA & Co., London, and Chateau d'Ay, France. RIDGWAYS' CELEBRATED TEAS - Her Majesty's Blend, Very fine Ceylon Blend, Fine Indian Tea, Etc.
RIDGWAYS, Ltd., Aldgate, London. ETC., ETC.
The above well-known brands are sold by the best stores in Mexico City and throughout the Republic of Mexico.
WILLIAM YOUNG & CO.,
Sole Agents and Importers, CITY OF MEXICO.
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LIMITED $ G"o GraVelers, Investors and 'Producers:
The heart of the luxuriant country of the Sotavento Rivers of the State of Veracruz is now within easy reach of intending investor in Coffee, Rubber, Sugar, Cattle and Tobacco lands and all other tropical products.
A trip over this Company's Railway and River System is, besides being a most instructive object lesson to the traveler, one of the most interesting and agreeable tours a visitor to the go-ahead Republic of Mexico can make.
The Company's system comprises the Alvarado Railway, between the City of Veracruz and the Port of Alvarado, and a fleet of modern steamers, with good passenger and freight accommodation, which run from Alvarado on the Rivers Papaloapan, San Juan and San Agustin for San Andres Tuxtla.
In the City of Veracruz the tramways, also part of the same system, convey passengers and freight between the various railway termini, the harbor, etc.
For information, illustrated pamphlet and timetables, etc. , apply to
C. H. KEESTOF, General Manager,
'Benito Juarez 12, Veracruz.
OCEAN TO OCEAN *BY DAYLIGHT
TEHUANTEPEC NATIONAL RAILWAY
Coatzacoalcos.
The Tehuantepec National Railway connects the Port of Coat- zacoalcos on the Mexican Gulf with Salina Cruz on the Pacific Coast of the Republic, giving the best faci'ities for through travel and freight from New York, New Orleans, Mexican Gulf ports and all European points to San Francisco and the Orient, also to South American and Mexican ports on the Pacific Coast.
The distance between the two terminals, Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz, is only 190 miles.
The ports of Coatzacoalcos and Salina Cruz are being rapidly improved. Accommodation will be provided for the largest ships afloat and the most modern facilities afforded for loading and unloading vessels at both terminals.
The Railroad is under reconstruction and rolling stock being increased with a view to trans-shipping the largest cargoes from steamer to steamer across the Isthmus with all possible dispatch.
It is expected that the Tehuantepec National Railway will be in a condition to handle through business, with properly established steamship connections at both Coatzacoalcos and Salma Cruz, in July, 1903. This route will offer better time, greater convenience and more satisfactory rates than any in existence. t/no. B. 'Body, Director, W. B. Ryan, Gen I Traffic Mgr.,
MEXICO CITY. MEXICO CITY.
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TAMPICO
The Only Inland Harbor on the Mexican Gulf Coast
Ocean vessels come up the river to Tampico and discharge passen- gers and cargo without lighterage or transfer, at the docks of the
Mexican Central Railway
&he Sportsman's 'Paradise &he Fisherman's Delight &he Home of the Silver King - 15 he Garpon
The finest Tarpon fishing on the whole Atlantic Coast is found in the Gulf of Mexico at Tampico.
H. R. Nickerson
Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Mgr.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
C. R. Hudson
Traffic Manager MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
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COLIMA
Height 11,743 feet &he Only Active Volcano North of Guatemala
It can be seen from Tuxpan, State of Jalisco, the present terminus of the Mexican Central Railway's Line now being constructed to the Pacific Coast. Tuxpan is 119 miles from Uuadalajara.
Guadalajara
&he Pearl of the Occident
Tickets on sale from Mexico City for the BEAUTIFUL CAPITAL OF JALISCO at $25.00 for the round trip, with a 15 days' limit, or $30 oo with a 30 days' limit, allowing passengers to stop at OCOTLAN to visit the lovely LAKE OF CHAPALA, whose splendid scenery has not a rival in the world- according to the authority of the celebrated Baron Humboldt.
W. V. Murdoch
Gen'l Pass. Agent
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
A. V. Gemple
Industrial Agent " MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
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"W7E carry in stock a complete assortment of Agricultural, Industrial and Mining Machinery and Implements, and can supply every requisite for factory and shop* We also handle the largest supply in Mexico of
Leather and Rubber Belting, " Grown " Oils and Greases, Iron and Wooden Pulleys, Hangers, Boxes,"Steel Shafting, Couplers, Scales, Safes, Portable Railways and Hardware of All Kinds.
ROBERTO BOKER & CIA,
Coliseo Vie jo No* J Apartado J48, Mexico
FOR
THEHOME
other firm in Mexico City can equal our line of Home Furnishings, which is complete in every detail* We can furnish your home from top to bottom. Among the articles we carry in stock are :
Furniture of All Descriptions, Lamps, Fancy Goods, Book Gases, Bath Tubs and Bath Room Fit' tings, Cutlery, Refrigerators, Qook Stoves, Kitchen Utensils.
ROBERTO BOKER & CIA,
Coliseo Vie jo No, \ Apartado 148, Mexico
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STANDARD MKiBPliil SCENIC
GAUGE HOWFfl SHORT LINE
THE MEXICAN RAILWAY
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Service Every one enjoys the ride over the Mexican Railway because you see
PUEBLA
The second city of importance in the Republic, or "THE CITY OF THE ANGELS."
MALTRATA VALLEY
Where a drop of thousands of feet is effected in a run of 18 kilometers.
ORIZABA
The ideal spot for the fatigued traveller. Reputed to have the best hotels in the Republic.
CORDOBA
A typical and most beautiful town in the semi-tropics.
VERACRUZ
Where you board the steamer for Havana, New Orleans, New York, Europe, Etc.
Further Information promptly and gladly furnished
TICKET OFFICE, QANTE No. 6.
A. L. VAN ANTWERP, ERNEST MULLER,
Q. P. and P. A. A. (i. P. and P. A.
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PULLMAN BUFFET DfiWlrfi BUFFET CHAIR
SLEEPING CARS W^f^E CARS
| A Tour of Mexico Is Incomplete Without a Trip Over the
INTEROCEANIC RAILWAY
The following are only a few of the attractions on our line:
PUEBLA - The City of Churches. Delightful Climate. JALAPA - Coffee, Bananas, Oranges and Flowers. VERACRUZ - The Principal Port of Mexico. CHOLULA - Pyramid described as the Tower of Babel. CUAUTLA - Sulphur Springs. Rest and Health.
AM EC AM EC A - "Sacred Mountain," and the starting point for ascent of Popocatepetl.
TICKET OFFICE, QANTE No. 6
INTEROCEANIC EXPRESS operates on both the Interoceanic and Hidalgo Railways. Prompt and efficient service.
CITY EXPRESS OFFICE, GANTE 14
E. A. WHITE, 0. F. & P. A. C. F. MELICK, A. Q. F. & P. A.
H. P. GALLAGHER, Superintendent Express
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Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Upholstery Coverings.
Household Furniture, Office Furniture, "Mosler" Safes, "Smith Premier" Typewriters, "National" Cash Registers.
In all our lines our stocks will be found the largest and best selected of any in the Republic.
We undertake contracts for the complete decoration and furnishing of residences, offices and business houses. Estimates made on counters, shelving, windows,' doors and all interior finish. Our new factory is provided with all modern machinery and facilities.
Mosler, Booieo & Cook,
SUCR.,
Esquinas 2a San Francisco, Vergara & Cinco de Mayo,
P. O. Box No. 658. MEXICO.
THE MASSEY=GILBERT
Blue Book of Mexico
FOR 1903.
A DIRECTORY IN ENGLISH OF THE, CITY OF ME.XICO
EMBRACING
A Classified Business Directory of Mexico City Firms, with English and Spanish Index ; Directory of English- Speaking Residents, Club Members, Government Officials, Diplomatic Corps, Etc.; Social Register of the Anglo= American Colony ; a Map of the City, and Full Information About Churches, Hotels, Railroads, Etc., Etc.
CITY OF MEXICO, D. F. MEXICO.
The Massey-Qilbert Company, Sues.
Bcnj M. Massey, President. Robert S. Barrett, Treasurer.
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Entered According to Act of Congress, A. D. 1903, by the Massey-Gilbert Company, Sues., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
La Propiedad Literaria de Esta Obra Queda Asegura Conform? a la Ley.
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aters*Pierce Oil Company
RE.FINE.RS OF
PETROLEUM
Proprietors and Manu= if "13s _ _ ~_ - -^ ^^ 99 facturers of the HfVljJlOIl and
Celebrated Brands- "Brilliante"
Manufacturers of
Lubricating Oils, Greases, and Lubri- cants of all classes. Naphtha and Jolarina for Machines
This is the principal and the largest Wax, Paraffine and Cotton=seed Oil Importing House in the Republic. Full Line of Oil and Gasoline Stoves for Heating and Cooking.
Main Office :
2 a San Francisco 11, Apartado 34b
Refineries in Mexico, Veracruz and Tampico
INTRODUCTION.
HE second edition of the Blue Book of Mexico, issued two years after the first edition, contains practically the same contents, but every name and address in the book has been revised and brought up to date. Several new features have been added which it is believed will increase the value of the publication. The same conscientious care taken by the publishers during their first effort has been used in the preparation of this edition, and while there may possibly be errors and omissions, as a whole the Blue Book will be found as accurate as it is possible to make a directory.
The Blue Book of Mexico, in its completed form, has four parts. Of these, the first two, in addition to the customary incidental directory information, contain social and club features particularly of value to the Anglo-American colony of Mexico City, but of general interest as well to Americans and English- men at home, on whose account the matter is made somewhat extended and explanatory.
PART I. - GENERAL INFORMATION.
In this portion of the book is gathered together information relative to the city, its government, churches, charities, schools, publications, etc., especially arranged in reference to the American and English colonies, but containing complete details of all these subjects. The most important new feature of this part is the Chronological Record of important events in the English-speaking colony during the past year.
PART II.-CLUB AND SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
The club and social directory of the Blue Book is an important feature, as it contains a complete list of the members of all the foreign clubs, as well as the principal Mexican clubs.
PART III. - ENGLISH-SPEAKING RESIDENTS.
The third part is the directory of English-speaking residents of the Federal District, which was secured by a house-to-house>canvass of the entire city and afterwards verified by return postal cards. It contains approximately 5,000 names, of which 2,000 are Anglo-Saxons. Using the customary directory multiple of 3^, the total of 7,500 persons is made. Of this number 6,000 are Americans and 1,500 English subjects.
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The classified business directory of all Mexico City business firms, which composes the fourth part, is the most important part of all. Its double index makes it serviceable equally to English- and Spanish-speaking residents of the capital and the Republic, while its distinctly American method of classification will prove readily comprehensible to business men in the United States and England. This classified list was carefully compiled and was verified by return postal cards sent, with their particular classification, to each firm. The response to these cards was general, and practically every business man in the city is an advance subscriber.
MEXICO CITY'S POPULATION.
The City of Mexico is the seat of government not only of the Republic, but of a political division corresponding to the District of Columbia, called the Federal District (Distrito Federal). The population of the city proper is shown by the census of 1900 to have been 365,000. Taking into consideration the aversion of the lower classes to respond to the census, there are easily 550,000 persons in the Federal District and 425,000 in the city. Of the latter 150,000 are of the upper and middle classes, of whom 20,000 speak English.
THE STREETS OF MEXICO.
The City of Mexico is divided into eight wards (demarcaciones). A street is one block in length, numbered up one side and down the other. The termina- tion of a block is the beginning of a new street. Street numbers seldom run higher than 20. In 1890 an attempt was made to name and number the streets according to modern methods, but the plan proved unpopular and was aban- doned. However, the numbers then placed on the houses, running up into the thousands, are still frequently used, conflicting with the old numbers.
Since there are many successive streets of the same name, distinguished only by their numerical order, as First, Second, Third San Francisco, the house numbers in the Blue Book directories always follow the street name. For example: 3a Independencia 6, is Third Independencia Street, No. 6.
FUTURE EDITIONS.
In response to a general demand from the English-speaking colony and from the business men of the city the publishers of the Massey-Gilbert Co., Sues., are now completing their plans so that future editions of the Blue Book may be issued promptly on the first of each year.
JANUARY 1, 1903.
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For Pleasure or "Business.
The National
Railroad Company of Mexico "Laredo Route"
The Short, Scenic Route 'Between Mexico and the United States.
Deservedly the Favorite Route for
Through Travel. Splendid Eating Houses.
Fine Koad Bed.
All Through Trains Equipped with Pullman Buffet, Drawing Room, Sleeping Cars.
BUSINESS ME.N always take the National, because it saves them many hours' time to all Points in the United States.
For Kates, Information, Time Tables, Guide Books, Pullman Reservations, apply to CITY TICKET OFFICE,,
Coliseo Nuevo 10, 1st Floor Hotel Coliseo,
City of Mexico.
See that Your Tickets Read " Via Laredo."
MAP OF THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE CITY OF MEXICO
El Almacen de las Minas
The Mining Headquarters of Mexico
We supply the Mining Business with everything needed, from the coal burned on the grate bars to the bags for exporting silver dollars.
Our Engineering Staff consists of the following forces:
One Mining Engineer One Metallurgical Engineer One Mechanical Engineer, and One Electrical Engineer
We design and erect any Power, Mining, Metallurgical or Electrical Plant required, to run by steam, water, com- pressed air or electricity.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
THE STANLEY ELECTRIC MFG. Co., Pittsfield, Mass.
THE RISDON IRON WORKS, San Francisco, Cal.
THE JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS Co., of New York
THE RAND DRILL Co., New York
THE WEBSTER CAMP AND LANE MACHINERY Co., Akron, Ohio
THE MANHATTAN RUBBER MFG. Co., New York
THE L. P. DEGEN BELTING Co., San Francisco, Cal.
THE WITTE IRON WORKS Co., Kansas City
Our Mercantile Department are direct importers of all manufactured products, either American or European, which relate to the BUSINESS OF ENGINEERING.
Victor M. Braschi y Hermano
CALLE DE CADENA, No. 2 APARTADO POSTAL, No. 830
CITY OF MEXICO
INDEXES.
GENERAL INDEX.
PART I. -
General Information
PART II. -
Social and Club Directory 99
PART III. -
Directory of English-Speaking Resi- dents 203
PART iv. -
Classified Business Directory 285
Abbreviations and Translations 203
American Benevolent Society 79
American Cemetery 81
American Club 99
American Embassy 49
American Hospital 81
American Hospital 79
Amusements 93
Banks 63
Bank and Financial Directory 181-200
Baseball 151
Board of Health 47
Boating 153
Bowlitig 95
British Cemetery 83
British Club 109
British Consul 53
British Consuls in Mexico 53
British Legation 49
British Relief Fund 79
Bull Fights 97
Business Directory 285
Card Clubs 95
Cemeteries 81
Chapultepec Castle 47
Churches 75
Charities 79
Chronological Record 85
Circo Orrin . 93
City Council 43
City Hall 47
City Government 43
City Officials 43
Civil Courts 43
Club Directory 99
Congress 41
Consuls 51
Courts 41
Cricket 153
Custom House 47
Department of Communications 41
Department of Justice 41
Department of Promotion 41
Department of State 39
Diplomatic Corps 49
Directory, English-Speaking 203
Directory, Business 285
District Government 43
Educational 71
English-Speaking Residents 204
Express Companies 61
Fire Department 47
Foreign Representatives 49
Football 157
Fraternal 145
French Benevolent Society 79
French Clubs 139
G. A. R 147
General Index 21
General Information 39
German Benevolent Society 79
German Bicycle Club 161
German Singing Society 97
German Riding Club 161
Golf 157
Government 39
Holidays 65
Hospitals 81
Hospital Association 6
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Hotels and Restaurants 63
Index to Advertisers 18
Index to Business Headings 118
Interior Department 39
Introduction 15
Jockey Club Members 115
Judiciary 41
K. of P 147
Ladies' Days at Home 173
Legislative 41
Libraries 75
Map of City 19
Markets 45
Masonic 145
Mayor 43
Mexico Cricket Club 155
Mexican Traffic Association 57
Mexican Hospitals 81
Military 45
Mint .' 47
Missions 77
Monuments 89
National Library 47
National Museum 47
National Palace 47
National Pawn Shop 47
National Schools 73
National Treasury 39
Navy Department 41
Newspapers 69
Odd Fellows 147
Parks and Drives 89
Periodicals 71
Places of Interest 89
Points of Interest 89
Police 45
Polo 161
Population of Republic 97
Post-office and Postage 67
President 39
Prisons 45
Private Schools 71
Publications 69
Public Buildings 47
Public Vehicles 35
Public Works 43
Racing 97
Railroads 57
Railroad Hospitals 81
Railroad Orders 147
Railway Commission 57
Reception Days 173
Reforma Athletic Club 147
Schools 71
Side Trips from Mexico 91
Social Directory 163
Spanish Ball Games 95
Spanish Benevolent Society 81
Spanish Cemetery . 83
Spanish Club 139
Sports 147
State Department 39
Steamship Lines 61
Street Cars 61
Suburban Towns 91
Supreme Court 41
Telegraph and Telephone 59
Theatres 95
Title Page 13
Transportation 57
Treasury Department 39
United States Consulate 51
United States Consuls in Mexico 51
United States Embassy 49
United States National Cemetery 83
War Department 41
Woman's Club 139
Y. M. C. A 131
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Aguilar, Vera & Co., J 357
Alexanderson, Pablo 352
American Air Brake Co 401
American Bank 181
American Bible Agency 74
American Bridge Co. of New York. . 353
American Grocery Co 342
American House 148
American Photo. Supply Co 202
American Sheet Steel Co 353
American Shoe House 140
American Stamp Works 383
American Steam Laundry Co 136
American Steel Hoop Co 353
American Surety Co. of N. Y 182
Anglo-American 180
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Armeria Americana 289
A., T. & Sante Fe Ry 48
Austin (E), L. J. F 291
Backus Co., The Wm. V 183
Baker, Sebbon D 316
Banco Central Mexicano 184
Banco Intercipnal e Hipotecario 185
Banco de Londres y Mexico 186
Banco Mutualista y de Ahorros 187
Banco Nacional de Mexico 191
Bannister, Sues., Juan 316
Barrios & Murga 116
Bedford, Lawrence F 291
Beneficencia Loteria 404
Berlitz School of Languages 355
Biorklund & Joransson, Sues 88
Black Bros 381
Blake, A 287
Blake's Book Store 92
Block, L 386
Blumenthal, Tobe 305
Bolger & Co., T. J., 297, 306, 313, 337, 358
Boker & Co., Robert 8
Bolen-Darnall Coal Co 308
Boli, P. E. 32, 326
Bouligny & Schmidt 378
Bouquet Cigar Store " 64
Braniff, Jr., & Co., Thos 144
Braniff & Co., G. & 0 401
Braschi & Hermano, Victor M 20, 332
Briggs Co., R. E - 360
Brisbin & Davis 312
British America Assurance Co 350
Brockmann, Gmo 377
Brom, S 283
Brown, P. J 302
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co 96
Building & Loan Co. of Mexico 188
Buttner & Stark, Drs 324
California Jockey dub 328
Canadian Club Whisky 80
Carmichael, Photographer 364
Carnegie Steel Co 353
Casa Dental Americana 324
Case, Henry A 314
Christen, J. H 393
Cia. Cigarrera Mexicana 307
Cia. Explotadora de Fuerzas Hidro-
Electricas 122
Cia. Mexicana Manufacturera de
Barro , . 309
Cia. Mexicana de Electridad 114
Cia. Metalurgica Belga 317
Cia. Michoacana de Maderas 402
Cia. de las Pildoras Nacionales 132
Cia. Telefonica Mexicana 356
Clark, Maurice 335
Clement, Z 300
Colegio Dental Mexicano 24
Confederation Life Association 189
Consolidated Rubber Tire Co 52
Consolidated Ubero Plantation^ Co... 185
Contris & Finley, Drs 324
Conway, Dr. E. H 324
Cornwell & Co., Sucrs., Outside cover
and 190
Corona, McEntee & Rodriguez 321
Cuauhtemoc Brewery 299
Cummings, Miss N. E 172
Deekens, Dr. A. H 375
Delahunty, Miss 328
Deuchler & Kern 164
Dingey & Woods 315, 362
Douglas, Lacey & Co 2
Dreinhofer, Emilio 391
Dreinhofer, J. F 110
DuBois, Sodi & St. Morris 372
Dun & Co., R. G 192
Eagle Pass Route 40
Elle, Paul 178
Equitable Life Insurance Co 352
Esmeralda, La 170
Estrella, La 354
Excelsior, The 108
Fama, Italiana 118
Felix & Co., Carlos 168
Ferrera y Noriega 146
Festersen & Co., Oscar E 317
Fink, W 315
First National Bank, El Paso 192
Fitzgerrell, J. J 381
Ford, Thomas 286
Fourcade & Co., A. 176
Francesa, La, Furniture Factory 368
Frisco System 46
Fuss, George 327
Gante Street Press 325
Gardner & Shearer 338
Garies, C. H 371
Gelling, John W 334
Gentleman, The 104
Glymes, W. De 321
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ISAAC M. HUTCHISON,
Agente Manufacture™ y Representante
de Casas Extranjeras.
IMPORTADOR Y EXPORTADOR.
Oficinas : - - - A v. Juarez No. 404.
MEXICO, D. F.
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Homos para secar Maderas Utiles para pozos Artesianos y de Aceite
Colegio Dental Mexicano
DIRECTOR:
DR. C. A. YOUNG.
TESORERO:
DR. ROQUE MACOUZET.
SECRETARIO:
ED. S. HERRERA.
Ja Callejon de Lopezt No. 6.
Direccion Postal:
APARTADO No, 2221, MEXICO, D, R
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Granat's 323
Grand Hotel 348
Granda, Manuel 384
Gray, W. C 320
Gray & Allen 397
Grimwood & Co., A 84
Grogan, W. R 380
Guerrero, S. M 356
Hall & Co., J. T 290
Hall, Dr. S. S 134
Hard, Jas. M. B 304
Hasam, T. R 295
Helvetia, La 388
Hidalgo & Northeastern Railroad.... 44
Hoeck & Co., F. P 58
Hoffmann-Pinther & Co 290
Hogg & Co., F 287
Hotel Belle Vista 92
Hotel Guardiola 347
Hotel Londres 346
Hotel Morelos 92
Hotel Reforma 62
Hotel Sanz 346
Hubp, Gus P 180
Hutchison, Isaac M 24
Illinois Steel Co 353
Imperial, La 94
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Co 329
Internacional Packing House 370
International Banking Corporation... 193
International Bank & Trust Co
Front outside cover and 194
International Grocery Co 341
International & Great Northern Ry. . 42
International Hardwood Co 142
International Land & Col. Co 28
International Law Office 293
International Mercantile Agency 310
Interoceanic Railway 11
Iron Mt. Route 42
Julsrud & Co., Waldemar 349
Kalb, J 323
Keller, W. H 324
Kendrick, C. A 138
Kerse, George 286
Ketchum, Joseph 312
King, Opticos de 369
Korff, Horisberg & Co 344
Labadie & Co., Sucrs., J. . . .- 284
Labansat, David 365
Lacaud, R. Amilien . . 182
Lamm, C. C 311
Lawson, Dr. Archibald 376
Leeper & Co., E. D 345
Limbert, O. H 37
Litografia "El Cromo" 358
Loeb Hnos., Alphabetical Directory,
204-281
Lohse & Co., Sues., G 106
Los Angeles Times 70
Lottery de la Beneficencia Publica. . 403
Luisa, La, Plantation Assn 190
Magnon, Adolpho N 390
Maison Doree 160
Malda, Lie. Luis Angel 291
Marburg Jersey Dairy Assn 172
McCann Bros 385
McMahon, Dr. J. B 375
Mexican American Steamship Co .... 60
Mexican Central Ry 6, 7, 90
Mexican Clay Mfg. Co. (Compafiia
Mex. Manufacturer de Barro) .... 309
Mexican Coal & Coke Co 384
Mexican Construction & Engineering
Co 303
Mexican Co-operative Society 197
Mexican Gas & Electric Light Co 120
Mexican General Electric Co 126
Mexican Gold & Silver Recovery Co. 366
Mexican Herald 68
Mexican Life Insurance Co . . 195
Mexican Lumber Co 144
Mexican Mine & Smelter Supply Co. 82
Mexican National Express 336
Mexican Railway 10
Mexican- Type Foundry 399
Mexico City Grammar & High School. 72
Mexico City Saturday Night 70
Meyer, C. & J 338
Miller, Miss A. Maud 74
Modern Mexico 373
Mohler & DeGress 150
Moran, Thomas 158
Morel, C 288
Moreno y Zubiran 380
Mosler, Bowen & Cook 12
Motz, Eugen 392
Moylan, Juan J 311
Mutual Life Insurance Co 98
Nacional, La 201
National Construction Co. 288
National Iron & Steel Works 100
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
National Pharmacy 78
National R. R. Co. of Mexico 18
National Steel Co 353
New England 130
New Process Steam Cleaning & Dye- ing Works 331
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co. 60
New York Hair Emporium 174
New York Shoe House 138
News Distributing Co 367
Nolan, P. J 335
Northern Assurance Co 28
Oakley, E. T 33
Official Railway & Steamship Guide
of Mexico 343
Otard, Dupuy & Cie., Cognac 384
Pagenstecher Surgical Sanitarium,
The 376
Palace Hotel 64
Palace Stables 359
Parker & Co., Sues., Wm. A., Back
inside cover
Parraga Hermanos & Co 78, 319
Parsons, Dr. A. W 375
Pasteleria de la Independencia 301
Paterson, Guillermo 166
Patschek, Dr 397
Peyton & Co., A. J 197
Phillips, Thomas 66
Phoenix Assurance Co 350
Piedmont Air Line . . Back outside cover
Pino y Duran 158
Porter's Hotel 382
Presbyterian Church 76
Protectora, La, Building & Loan 196
Quintana Hnos 56
Real Estate Co. of Mexico 140
Rees, H. C. 374
Roeder, Phillip G 361, 396
Royal Insurance Co 351
Salazar, Lie. Demetrio 291
San Ildefonso 148
Scerpella & Co 398
Schlattman, H. F 38, 373
Schmidt, Arthur 400
Seckbach & Co 365
Security Banking Co 198
Shafer & Co., Carlos H 339
Shields, Dr. Lawrence 375
Singer Mfg. Co 162
Slack, Alfred M 318
Smith, A. C 156
Sommer, E 154
Sommer. Herrmann & Co 124
Sonora News Co Front inside cover
Southworth, J. R 152
Spaulding, Sucr., D. S 158
Spillard, Dr. L. H 334
Spyer, Dr. Lawrence B 325
Stark, Dr. N. P 324
Stockton, F. R 308
Strittmatter, J. C 86
Sun Insurance Office 36
Tattersall's of Mexico, The 128
Tehuantepec National Ry 5
Texas & Gulf Lumber Co 142
Thiel Detective Service Co 325
Thompson, William 394
Tucker, G. A 332, 395
Ulfelder, Dr. Sidney 376
Union Life Insurance Co 198
United States Banking Co 199
United & Mexican Trust Co 200
Universal, La 112
Vera Cruz & Pacific Ry 50
Veracruz (Mexico) Rys 4, 5
Verand, E 400
Walker, Samuel W 248, 249
Warley, F. R 343
Waters-Pierce Oil Co 14
Webb, Frank V 379
Weber, Leopoldo 172
Wells-Fargo & Co 16
Westinghouse Air Brake Co 401
Whittemore, C. W 182
Will & Baumer 300
Wolff, Leon 319
Wolins, S. F 395
Woodrow & Co,, Wm. B 1
Woods Machine Co., S. A 136
Young & Co., Wm 3
Zafiro, Al 166
Zivy & Co., D 296
Zolly Hermanos, Sues 102
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INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Accountants, Public
Advertising Agents
Advertising Novelties
Agricultural Implements, Dealers.... Agricultural Implements, Importers...
Air Brakes
Antiquities
Architects
Arms and Ammunition
Art Dealers
Artificial Flowers, Dealers
Artificial Flowers, Manufacturers...
Artificial Funeral Flowers
Artists' Materials
Assayers and Chemists
Assayers' and Chemists' Supplies....
Attorneys
Auctioneers
Automobiles
Axle Grease Dealers and Makers
Bags and Bagging
Bakeries
Bamboo Furniture
Banks
Bankers
Bank Fixtures
Barber Shops
Barrel Importers
Baseball Goods
Baths
Beer
Belting
Bible Agencies
Bicycles
Bicycle Repair Shops
Billiard Parlors
Billiard Table Manufacturers
Blank Book Manufacturers
Boarding Stables
Book Binders
Book Sellers
Boxes, Manufacturers .(wood)
Box Manufacturers (paper)
Brass and Iron Beds, Manufacturers.
Brass Foundries
Breweries
Bricks, Manufacturers
Brokers, Licensed .,,.,,,,
286 286 286 286
288 288 288 289 289 289 289 289 290 290 290 293 293 293 294 294 294 294 294 368 295 295 295 295 298 362 295 295 295 296 296 389 359 296 297 297 297 297 337 298 298 298
Brush Makers 298
Building Materials 300
Building and Loan Associations 300
Business Colleges 300
Cafe Restaurants 382
Candle Factories 3.00
Candy and Pastry 301
Cardboard Manufacturers 301
Carpenters and Builders 301
Carpets 302
Carriages, Dealers and Importers 302
Carriage Shops 302
Cash Registers 304
Castings 337
Cement 304
Cement Manufacturers 304
Chemists 290
Chemists, Manufacturing 304
Children's Clothing 304
China and Earthenware Mnfrs 304
China and Glassware Dealers 305
China and Glassware Importers 305
Chinese and Japanese Goods 370
Chiropodists 305
Chocolate Factories 305
Church Ornaments 306
Cigars, Wholesale 306
Cigar Factories 306
Cigar Makers' Supplies 306
Cigars and Tobacco 306
Cigarette Factories 306
Cigarette Importers 306
Cigarette Papers 306
Circulating Libraries 308
City Real Estate 308
Civil Engineers 332
Clay Pipe 308
Clothing, Ready Made 308
Coal and Coke 308
Coffee Machinery 310
Coffin Manufacturers 310
Collection Agents 310
Colors and Dyes, Importers 310
Commercial Agencies 310
Commission Merchants 313
Contractors, General 310
Contractors, Railroad 312
Cook Stoves .... ... 312
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J. S. CHAPMAN, Pres. W. E. POWELL, Secy. A. J. PORTER, Treas. and G. M.
INTERNATIONAL LAND AND COL. CO., Ltd.
Organized under the Laws of Mexico. j* <£ Capital, $J 00,000.00.
Offices: Gante II. 2cl Floor. P. 0. Box 90-B,
MEXICO CITY.
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS, "TROPIC."
Dealers in City and Rural Properties, including Improved Ranches, Haciendas, Agricultural, Grazing and Timber lands*
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, REFERENCES, ETC., CALL OR ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
Northern Assurance Company
Established 1836. LONDON AND ABERDEEN.
INCOME AND FUNDS, 1901 : Fire Premiums, . . . ,£852,000
Life Premiums, .... ,£272,000 Interest, . . . £"207,000
Accumulated Funds, . . . £"5,898,000
GEO. FUSS, General Agent, Calle del Angel No. 6, Mexico.
INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Coopers 313
Copper Plate Engravers 313
Coppersmiths 313
Cork Manufacturers 313
Corn Grinders 313
Corset Manufacturers 322
Cotton Machinery Agents 322
Cotton Merchants 322
Cotton Goods Manufacturers 392
Cotton Mills 392
Cotton Prints Manufacturers 322
Cotton Thread 322
Cotton Wadding Manufacturers ..... 322
Cotton Waste 322
Cracker Factories 322
Cravat Factories 322
Curios 322
Dairies 323
Dancing Teachers 323
Dentists 323
Detective Service 324
Disinfectants 326
Distilleries 326
Domestic Produce 326
Dressmaking 327
Dress Trimming Manufacturers 328
Drills 328
Druggists, Prescription 329
Drugs and Chemicals 329
Drugs and Chemicals (Mnfrs.' Agts.) 330
Dry Goods, Domestic, Wholesale 330
Dry Goods, Wholesale and Retail 330
Dyers and Scourers 331
Dynamite 335
Electric Belts 331
Electrical Engineers 331
Electric Light and Power Supply 531
Electrical Machinery and Supplies. . 331
Electro Medical Institutes 331
Embroideries - 332
Engineers, Civil 332
Engineers, Electrical 332
Engineers, Hydraulic 334
Engineers, Mechanical 334
Engineers, Mining 334
English Teachers 335
Engravers, Copper Plate 313
Explosives 335
Express Companies 336
Fancy Goods, Dealers 336
Fancy Goods, Importers 336
Filing Cabinets 336
Financial Agents 336
Fire Brick 336
Florists 337
Flour Mills 337
Flour Mill Machinery 337
Folder Distribution 337
Foundries and Machine Shops 337
Fresh Fish and Oysters 337
Furnishing Goods 338
Furniture Dealers 339
Furniture Makers 339
Galvanized Iron Cornices 339
Glass Makers 339
Glass Engravers 339
Glassware 305
Glove Manufacturers 340
Glue Manufacturers 340
Gold Plating 340
Gold and Silver Braid Mnfrs 340
Golf Goods 340
Government Business 340
Grocery Stores 340
Grocers, Wholesale 340
Guide Books 343
Gunsmiths 343
Gymnastic Apparatus 343
Haberdashers 345
Hair Dressers 345
Hardware, Wholesale and Retail 345
Hardware, Manufacturers' Agents... 345
Harness, Wholesale and Retail 345
Harness Makers and Dealers 345
Hats, Manufacturers and Dealers 345
Hides 345
Hoisting Engines 360
Horseshoers 347
Hotels 347
House Furnishing Goods 345
House Renting Agencies 348
House and Sign Painters 371
Ice Factories 348
Incandescent Light 349
Insurance, Accident 349
Insurance, Fire 349
Insurance, Health 351
Insurance, Life 351
Insurance, Marine 352
Interior Decorators 352
Interpreters 393
Invalids' Tables 354
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INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Investment Securities 359
Iron Foundries 337
Iron and Steel 354
Jewelers 354
Jewelers, Wholesale 353
Jute Manufacturers 353
Knit Goods Manufacturers 353
Labor Contractors 353
Ladies' Hair Dressers 345
Ladies' Straw Hats 353
Language Teachers 353
Lapidaries 356
Laundries 356
Lawyers 356
Leather Belting Manufacturers 356
Leather and Findings (W. & R.) 356
Lime 304
Linen Goods Manufacturers 392
Liquor Importers 399
Lithographers 357
Livery Stables 359
Live Stock Importers 358
Locomotives 358
Lodging Houses 358
Loans and Investments 359
Lotteries 358
Lubricating Oil 358
Lumber Dealers 359
Lumber Importers 360
Macarotii Manufacturers 360
Machinery and Supplies 360
Machinery Imprtrs. & Mfrs.' Agts... 360
Marble Cutters 363
Massage 363
Match Factories 363
Mattress Makers 363
Mechanical Engineers 334
Men's Furnishings 338
Merchandise Buyers and Sellers 313
Mercantile Agencies 310
Metallurgists 290
Mexican Fiber Goods (Bridles, etc.)- 363
Mexican Curios 322
Mexican Plant Exporters 364
Mexican Playing Cards 364
Mexican Shawls 381
Mexican Views 364
Millinery, Wholesale and Retail 364
Milliners 304
Mining Agents 365
Mining Brokers 298
Mineral Water 365
Mining Engineers 334
Mining and Milling Supplies 365
Money Exchanges 366
Mosaic Manufacturers 366
Mouldings for Pictures 366
Music Teachers 366
Musical Instruments 367
News Agencies 367
Newspapers and Magazines 367
Nickel Platers 368
IN ight Watchmen 368
Notaries 367
Oculists 368
Office Furniture 368
Oil Mills .T . '. 369
Oil Refineries 369
Oil Stoves 369
Onyx Exporters 369
Opals 369
Optical Goods 369
Ore Buyers 370
Ore Sacks 294
Ore Sampling 385
Ore Treating 370
Organs 376
Oriental Goods 370
Packing Houses, Agencies 370
Paints and Oils 370
Paints and Varnishes, Mfrs 371
Painters, House and Sign 371
Palm Leaf Articles 371
Paper Importers 371
Paper Manufacturers . 371
Paper Boxes (. . 372
Patent Agents 372
Patent Medicines, Mfrs 372
Paving Companies 372
Pension Examiners (United States) . . 372
Perfumery Mfrs. and Dealers 372
Perfumery Importers 372
Phonographs 372
Photo. Enlarging 372
Photo. Engravers 372
Photo. Developing 372
Photographers 373
Photographic Supplies 373
Physicians and Surgeons 374
Pianos and Organs 376
Pig Iron 376
Planing Mills 385
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INDEX TO BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Plumbers 376
Plumbers' Supplies 377
Pneumatic Tools 377
Portable Railways 377
Powder Puff Manufacturers 377
Printers 377
Printers' Supplies 380
Printing Presses 379
Railroad Guides 380
Railroad Supplies 380
Railroad Ticket Offices 381
Rails 380
Real Estate 381
Rebozos 381
Restaurants 382
Riding Academies 383
Rubber Stamps 383
Rubber Tires 383
Saddles 383
Safes 383
Saloons 383
Sampling Works 385
Sausage Makers 385
Savings Banks 385
Saw Mills 385
Scales and Weights 385
Scenic Photographers 385
School Books 386
School Furniture 386
Scientific Instruments 386
Securities 359
Seed Stores 386
Sewer Pipe 386
Sewing Machines 386
Sheet Music 386
Shoes, American Made 386
Shoes, American Custom Made 386
Shoes, Mexican 387
Shoelace Manufacturers 387
Shoe Makers' Supplies 387
Sign Painters 371
Silver Platers 340
Silk Manufacturers 387
Smelter Supplies 388
Smelting and Refining 388
Soap Factories 388
Soda Water Manufacturers 388
Spanish Teachers 353
Sporting Goods . . .'. 388
Starch Manufacturers 388
Stationers, Retail ... , . 388
Stationers, Manufacturers 389
Steam Engines and Boilers 389
Steamship Agencies 390
Steel Rails 380
Steel Engravers 390
Stenographers 390
Stencils 383
Stocks and Bonds -. 298
Stock Dealers 358
Store Fixtures 368
Stoves 312, 369
Structural Iron 354
Sugar Machinery 390
Surgical Instruments 391
Surety Companies 391
Tailors 391
Tailors' Trimmings 391
Tanneries 392
Teachers of English and Spanish .... 353
Teas 392
Telegraphs and Telephones 392
Telegraphic News 392
Textile Fabrics, Manufacturers .. 392
Theatrical Agencies 393
Thread Importers 393
Thread Manufacturers 393
Tinsmiths 393
Tobacco, Wholesale 393
Toy Shops 393
Transfer Companies 393
Translators 393
Tropical Experts 394
Tropical Lands 394
Tropical Products 326
Trunk Manufacturers 394
Type Manufacturers 396
Typewriters 396
Typewriter Repairers 396
Umbrella Manufacturers 397
Undertakers 397
Upholsterers 397
Veterinaries . 397
Vinegar Manufacturers 397
Wagons 397
Wall Paper . -. 398
Watchmen's Clocks 398
Watch Inspector 398
Whisky Agents 398
White Lead Manufacturers 398
Window and Plate Glass 398
Wine Importers i . 399
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INDEX TO SPANISH BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Wine and Liquor Manufacturers 398
Wire 400
Wire Rope 400
Woolen Goods Manufacturers 392
Zacaton Exporters 401
INDEX TO SPANISH BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Abarrotes Nacionales y Extranjeros. .
Abarrotes, Almacenes de
Abogados ....... . .................
Aceite Molinos de .................
Aceite p. lubricar, Fab. de ..........
Acidos y Productos Quimicos, Fab.
de .............................
Agencias de Cobros ...............
Agencias de casas de alquiler .......
Agencias p. Compra y Venta Fincasy
Casas ..........................
Agencias Teatrales .................
Aguas Gaseosas Fab. de .............
Aguas Minerales, Expendios de .....
Albayalde, Fab. de ................
Alfombras y Tapices ...............
Algodon Basto ....................
Algodoneros ......................
Alhajas, Almacenes de ..............
Almidon, Fab. de .................
Antiguedades Animales, Importadores
de .............................
Aparatos Electria ..................
Aparatos Ginmasticos ..............
Aparatos p. indicar el importe de una
compra .........................
Aparatos Fotograficos ..............
Armerias .........................
Armeros, Talleres de ..............
Arquitectos ................... ....
Arte, Objetos de ................. --.
Artefactos de Palma ..............
Articulos p. Iglesias ...............
Artistas, Articulos p ................
Avisos, Agencias de ...............
Avisos, Novedades en ..............
Automobiles ......................
Bancos ...........................
Bancos de Ahorros ................
Bancos de Herraderos .............
Bandas p. Maquinaria, Fab. de ......
Banqueros ........................
340 340 290 369 358
304 310 318
381 393 388 365 398 302 322 322 354
358 331 343
304 373 288 343 288 289 371 306 289 286 286 293 294 385 347 356 294
Bafios 295
Barnices y Pinturas 371
Barriles, Importadores de 295
Baseball, Objetos de 295
Baules, Fabricas de 394
Beneficiar metales, sistema p 370
Biblias, Agencias p. la venta de 295
Bicicletas 295
Bicicletas, Talleres de 295
Billares 296
Boneterias 338
Bordadores, Tlalleres de 332
Borlas. Fabricas de 377
Boticas 329
Cables de Alambre 400
Cafes 300
Cajas de Archivar 336
Cajas de Hierro 383
Cajas de Madera, Fab. de 297
Cajas Mortuorias, Fab. de 310
Cajones de Ropa 330
Calderas de Vapor 389
Callistas 305
Camas de Hierro y Laton, Fab. de.. 297
Cambio de Moneda 366
Camiserias 338
Camisetas, Fab. de 354
Cantinas Modernas 383
Carbon de Piedra y coke -308
Carpinteros Contratistas 301
Carrocerias 302
Garros 397
Carruajes Extranjeros 302
Carruajes de Alquiler 359
Carton, Fab. de 301
Casas Destiladores 326
Casas de Huespedes 358
Celadores 368
Cemento 304
Cemento, Fabricas de 304
Cepillos, Fabricas de 298
Cerillos, Fabricas de 363
INDEX TO SPANISH BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Cervecerias 298
Chocolaterias 305
Cigarros, Fabricas de 306
Cigarros, Importadores de 306
Cigarros, Papel p 306
Cinturones Electricos 331
Cobros, Agencias de 310
Cobrerias 313
Coke 308
Cola, Fabricas de 340
Colchoneros 363
Colegios Comerciales 300
Comisionistas 313
Comp. p. Caucionar el Manejo de
Empleados 391
Contadores 286
Contratistas ; 310
Contratistas de Operarios 354
Contratistas de Ferrocarriles 312
Corbatas, Fabricas de 322
Corambrerias 356
Coronas Funerales 289
Corredores 336
Corredores Titulados 298
Corredores de Minas 366
Corseterias 322
Costales 294
Cristalenas 305
Cristaleria, Importadores de 305
Cuerdos para Zapatas 387
Curiosidades Mexicanas 322
Curtidunas 392
Decoradores 352
Dentistas 323
Depositos de Semillas 386
Desinfectadores 326
Desmanchadores 331
Distribucion de Itineraries 337
Droguerias 329
Droguerias Extranejeros (Rep. de) . . 330
Dulces, Fab. y. Dep. de 301
Efectos para Zapateros 387
Empacadores, Agencias de Companias. 370
Encuadernadores 296
Ensayadores y Quimicos 290
Ensayadores, Materiales y Aparatos p. 290 Ensaye de Metales, Establecimien-
tos p 385
Escuelas de Montar 383
Estampos, Fabricas de 322
Estufas p. Cocina - , , 312
Estufas de Petroleo 369
Explosives " 335
Express, Companias de 336
Express Urbano 393
Fantasia, Objetos de 289
Ferreterias (al por Mayor y Menor). 345
Ferreterias Extranjeras (Reps. de)... 345
Ferrocarriles, Boletos de 381
Ferrocarriles, Materiales p 380
Ferrocarriles Portatiles 377
Flores Artificiales, Fab. de 289
Fonografos 372
Fotograbadores 372
Fotografias 373
Fundiciones 337
Fundiciones de Metales, Efectos p. . 388
Fuerza Electrica 331
Galletas, Fabricas de 322
Galonerias 340
Golf, Efectos de 340
Grabadores en Acero 390
Grabadores en Cobre 313
Grabadores en Vidrio 339
Guantes de Cabritilla 340
Guarniciones, Articulos de 345
Guarniciones, Fabricas de 347
Guias p. los Viajeros 343
Guias de Ferrocarriles 380
Herraderos, Talleres de 228
Hielo, Fab. y Expendios de 348
Hierro y Acero 353
Hierro Galvanizado, Obras de 339
Hilados de Algodon p. Coser 322
Hilo p. Coser, Importadores de 393
Hilo p. Coser, Fabricas de 393
Hojalaterias 393
Hoteles ............ 347
Iglesias Ornamentos para 306
Implementos de Agricultura 286
Imprentas 377
Imprentas, Efectos p 380
Imprentas, Maquinaria p 379
Infermos, Mesas p. los 303
Informaciones Comerciales 310
Ingenieros Civilos 332
Ingenieros Electricistas 332
Ingenieros Hidraulicas 334
Ingenieros Mecanicos 334
Ingenieros de Minas 334
Inhumaciones, Agencias de 397
Inspector de Relojes 398
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INDEX TO SPANISH BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Instrumentos Cientificos 386
Instrumentos de Cirujia 391
Instrumentos de Musica 367
Inversiones de Capital /. 359
Interpretes 393
Itineraries, Distribucion de 337
Jabon, Fabricas de 388
Jarcierias 363
Joyerias 353
Jugueterias 393
Ladrillos, Fabricas de 298
Ladrillos Refractories 336
Lapadarios 356
Lavanderias 356
Lecherias 323
Librerias 297
Libros p. Alquiler 308
Libros en Blanco, Fab. de 389
Licores, Importadores de 399
Licores, Fabricas de 398
Lingotes, de Hierro 376
Lino, Fab. de 392
Litografias 357
Llantas de Hule 383
Locomotores 358
Loterias 358
Loza, Fabricas de 304
Loza, Importadores de 305
Lubricante p. Carruajes, Fab. de 293.
Luz Electrica, Cias de 331
Luz Incandescente , . 349
Madera, Importadores de 360
Madera, Depositos de 359
Maquinaria p. labrar Algodon 322
Maquinaria p. Agricultura 286
Maquinaria p. Cafetales 310
Maquinaria Electrica 331
Maquinaria p. Haciendas de Cana... 390
Maquinaria, Importadores de 360
Maquinaria p. Molinos de Trigo 337
Maquinas p. Imprentas 379
Maquinas para Coser 386
Maquinas para Escribir 396
Maquinas p. Escribir, Compostura de. 396
Marcos, Molduras p 366
Marmol, Talleres de 363
Majsage ~mm 363
Medicinas, Fab. de 372
Material Escolar 386
Material para Construcciones 300
Medicos 374
Mercerias 336
Merceria, Importadores de 336
Mesas de Billar, Fab. de 296
Metales, Compra y Venta de 370
Minas, Agencias de 366
Minas, Ingenieros de , . 334
Minas, Materiales p 365
Modas, p. Senoras 327
Modas, Talleres de 364
Molinos de Aceite 369
Molinos de Ixtamal 313
Molinos de Trigo 337
Montar, Escuelas de 383
Mosaicos, Fabricas de 366
Mueblerias (al For Mayor y Menor). 339
Muebles, Almonedas de 339
Muebles p. Bancos 368
Muebles p. Cantinas y Despachos . . . . 368
Muebles para Escuelas 386
Muebles, Fabricas de 339
Musica, Instrumentos de 367
Musica, Profesores de 366
Naipes, Fabricas de 364
Negocios Administrativos 340
Notaries ." 367
Noticias, Agencias de 392
Objetos Orientales 370
Oculistas : 368
Onyx, Exportadoreis de 369
Opalos 369
Opticos 369
Organos 376
Panaderias 294
Papel, Importadores de 371
Papel, Fabricas de 371
Paperlerias 388
Papel Tapiz 398
Paragvrerias 397
Pasamaneria, Fab. de 328
Pastas Alamenticias," Fab. de 360
Patentes, Agencias de 372
Pavimento, Companias de 372
Peleterias 356
Peluquerias . . 295
Peluquerias para Senoras 354
Perfumeria, Fab. y Expendios de 372
Perfumeria, Importadores de 372
Periodicos, Agencias de 367
Pescado Fresco 337
Petroleo, Fab. p. Refinar 369
Pianos, Fab. y Expendios de 376
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Sun Insurance Office
("EL SOL.")
Compahia de Seguros Contra Incendio
Establecida en Londres EN EL ANO 1710
Direccion Principal en la Ciudad de Mexico
Calle Cadena 15
Apartado del Correo No. 794
E. T. OAKLEY
Gerente Apoderado para la "R^epublica Mexicana
RESULTADOS DEL AO 1901 Sumas aseguradas, - - $4,600,000,000.00 Ingresos, - - - 12,475,800.00
Fondos acumulados, - 22,756,900.00
Capital, - = $24,000,000.00
KANSIUEROS EN MEXICO Banco de Londres y Mexico y "Banco Central Mexicano
La " Sun Insurance Office " es la Compania de Seguro contra incendio mas antigua del mundo, y el alto puesto que ocupa y las consideraciones de que goza estan comprobadas por el hecho que de todos los seguros efectuados sobre bienes en la Ciudad de Londres, estan cubiertos en esta Compania, $1,069,929,270.00 que es mas de uno novena parte de todos los seguros, habiendo establecidas alia 70 companias en este ramo.
INDEX TO SPANISH BUSINESS HEADINGS.
Pieles 347
Pintura, Talleres de 371
Plantas, Expendios de 337
Plantas Mexicanas, Exp. de 364
Platerias 340
Plomeria, Efectos para 377
Plomerias 376
Policia Reservada Particular 324
Productos Nacionales 326
Productos Quimicos, Fabricantes de.. 304
Profesores de Baile 323
Profesores de Miisica 366
Profesores de Idioma 354
Puros, Almacenes de 306
Puros, Anillos p 306
Puros, Fabricas de 306
Quimicos 304
Quimicos Fabricantes 304
Quimicos, Materiales p 290
Refinerias de Petroleo 369
Rebocerias 381
Relojerias 353
Relojes de Celadores 398
Rematadores 393
Repertories de Musica 386
Restaurants 382
Rieles, de Acero y de Hierro 380
Ropa, Alamecenes y Cajones de 330
Ropa Hecha p. Hombres 308
Ropa de Ninos 304
Salchichonerias 385
Sastrerias 391
Sastres, Efectos p 391
Seda, Fabricas de 387
Seguros Contra Accidentes 349
Seguros Contra Incendios 349
Seguros cont. Riesgos Maritimos. . . . 349
Seguros sobre la Salud 349
Seguros sobre la Vida 349
Sellos de Goma 383
Sociedades Mutualistas de Prestamos
y Construcciones 300
Sombreros, Fab. y Expendios de. . . . 347
Sombreros de Paja p. Senoras 354
Sombreros y Modas p. Senoras 364
Sport, Efectos de 388
Tabaquerias 306
Tabaco en Ramo, Almacenes de. ... .. 393
Taquigrafos 390
Talabarterias 383
Talleres Mecanicos 337
Talleres de Aserrar Madera Con
Maq 385
Talleres de Pintores 371
Tapones de Corcho, Fab. de 313
Tapicerias 397
Tejidos del Pais, Fab. de 330
Tejidos, Fab. de 392
Telefonos y Telegrafos 392
Terrenos de la Tierra Caliente 394
Terrenes en el Distrito Federal 308
Tintorerias 331
Tintoreria, Imp. de Materiales de. . 310
Tipos de Imprenta 396
Tiradurias 340
Tlapalerias 370
Toneleros, -Talleres de 313
Traductores 393
Trapos de Algodon 322
Tubos de Barro, Fab. de 308, 386
Vapores, Agencias de Cias de 389
Vapores, Agentes de Cia. de 390
Velas, Fabricas de 300
Veterinarios 397
Vidrio, Depositos de 398
Vidrio Piano, Fab. de 339
Vinagre, Fab. de 397
Vinos y Licores, Fab. de ; . 398
Vinos y Licores, Import, de 398
Yute, Fab. de Articulos de 354
Vistas Fotograficas Mexicanas 364
Whisky, Importadores de 398
Zacaton, Exportadores de 401
Zapateros Americanos 386
Zapaterias Americanas 386
Zapaterias 387
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Photo by Schlattman
H.F. Schlattman
Photographer
The Only American Gallery in this City
PKE8IDENT DIAZ
The Superior and Artistic work of this house has been recog- nized the world over by awards of merit and gold medals since 1887, and also at the last Paris Exposition, as well as the only gold medal awarded to Mexico at the San Antonio International Expo* sition of 1900. All work pertaining to the Art of Photography receives my personal supervision.
H. F. SCHLATTMAN, Espirita Janfo No. 1
THE MASSEY-GILBERT
BLUE BOOK OF MEXICO
PART I.
GENERAL INFORMATION,
GOVERNMENT.
THE PRESIDENT.
President of the Republic. - Gen- eral Porfirio Diaz. Residence, April to August, Chapultepec; September to April, Cadena 8. State apartments, south end of National Palace; recep- tion hours, 4 to 7:30 p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Private Sec- retary, Rafael Chousal.
STAFF. - Col. Fernando Gonzalez, chief; Lieut.-Col. Fco H. Garin, Lieut.-Col. Felix Diaz, Major Pablo Escandon, Capt. Samuel Cuellar, Capt. N. Dor- becker, Capt. Porfirio Diaz, Jr., Capts. Jose Montesinos, Armand Santa Cruz, Agustin del Rio, Lieut. Enrique Hur- tado.
PRESIDENTIAL GUARD. - The President's state escort, five officers, 52 men, in command of Capt. Manuel Pontones.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
State Department.
(Patoni 6).
SECRETARY OF STATE. - Lie Ignacio M. Mariscal. Reception hours, Wednes- days, Thursdays and Saturdays, 2 to 3 p. m. r. Cerrada Moneda 8. Sub- secy, Lie Jose Algara. Reception hours, 3 to 4- p. m. r. Clln. Sta. Clara 10. Deprmnt. hours, 9 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
Interior Department.
(la Humboldt 5).
SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR. - Ramon Corral. Receives, except Tuesdays and Saturdays, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. r. 4a Artes 3. Sub-secy., Manuel A. Mer- cado; hours 9 a. m. to 1. p. m. r. S. Ildefonso 7. Deprtmnt. hours, 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Treasury Department.
(Palace, north entrance).
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. - Lie Jose Yves Limantour. Reception hours, Mondays and Wednesdays, 5 p. m. r. Corpus Christi 8. Sub-secy. Lie Rob- erto Nunez; hours, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 4 to 6 p. m. r. Cerrada S. Teresa 5. Deprtmnt. hours, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 3 to 6 p. m.
NATIONAL. TREASURY. - Palace, middle en- trance. Eleazar Loeaza, treas. ; hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 3 to 6 p. m.; r. Plzla Santisima 4.
REVENUE DEPARTMENT. - (Cootribuciones Directas.) Palace, , north entrance. Franscisco Espinosa, collector; hours 8
' a. m. to 2:15 p. m. r. Alvarado 28%.
GENERAL STAMP OFFICE. - (Direccion Gen- eral del Timbre). Palace, north en- trance. Rodolfo Ogario, director; hours 9 .a. m. to 1 p. m. and 8 to 7 p. m. r. Av. Madrid 69.
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Experienced Travellers
Always Prefer the
Eagle Pass R^oute.
The shortest, quickest and most comfort- able broad- gauge line to the United States*
Only one change between Mexico and New York* Passenger Assistant meets all trains at border*
Alameda, Durango.
Highest Market Prices Paid for Mexican or U. J\ Money.
J. M. CARDE.NAS,
Commercial Agent,
San Juan de Let ran 13, Mexico, D. F.
GEO. F. JACKSON
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
Cd. Porfirio Diaz, Coah.
CONGRESS - THE COURTS.
-JL
Department of Justice.
(la Reloj 8).
MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND EDUCATION. - Lie Justino Fernandez. Reception hours, 12 m. to 1 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, r. Tiburcio 4. Sub-secy. Eduado Novoa; reception hours 12 m. to 1 p. m. r. 7a Flores 2. Deprtmnt. hours, 8 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Department of Promotion.
(School of Mines, S. Andres). MINISTER OF FOMENTO. - Gen. Manuel . Gonzalez Cosio. Reception hours, 12 m. to 1 p. m. and 5 to 6 p. m. every day, r. la Mesones 11. Sub-secy. Gil- berto Montiel y Estrada, r. Aguilar 20. Deprtmnt. hours, 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Department of Communications.
(Ex-Aduana Sto. Domingo). SFCRETARY OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKS. - Ing. Leandro Fernandez. Reception hours, 12 m. to 1 p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays, r. Glorieta Cuauhtemoc 452. Sub-secy., Santiago Mendez; hours 12 m. to 1 p. m. r. Paseo Reforma 304. Deprtmnt. hours 8 a. in. to 2 p. m.
War and Navy Departments.
(Palace, middle entrance). SECRETARY OF WAR AND NAVY. - Gen. Francisco Z. Mena. Reception hours, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, r. la San Cosme 1431. Sub-secy. Gen. Luis del Carmen Curiel; Deprtmnt. hours, 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. ; 4 p. m. to 6 p. m.
CONGRESS.
National legislative power is vested in a Congress composed of a Senate and a Chamber of Deputies. The Depu- ties meet in the Hall of Congress, cor- ner Canoa and Factor, the Senate in National Palace, twice each year, Apr. 1 to May 31, and Sept. 16 to Dec. 16.
THE COURTS.
(Palace of Justice).
Supreme Court of Mexico.
Sessions daily 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
JUSTICES. - Lies. Felix Romero, Manuel M. de Zamacona, Eduardo Ruiz, Manuel Garcia Mendez, Francisco Martinet de Arredondo, Macedonio Gomez, Eusta- quio Buelna, Pudenciano Dorantes, Ed- uardo Castaneda, Justro Sierra, Julio Zarate, Andres Horcasitos, N. Garcia Pena, Nicolas Lopez Garrido, Manuel Osio.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.^LK: Rafael Rebollar, Necatitlan 27.
Circuit Judges.
FIRST CIRCUIT. - Lie Ricardo Cicero. SECOND CIRCUIT. - Lie Agustin Moreno. THIRD CIRCUIT. - Manuel P. Cervantes.
District Judges.
(Jurisdiction in the 1st and 2d ju- dicial divisions of the Federal Dis- trict respectively).
FIRST DISTRICT. - Lie Juan Perez de Leon.
SECOND DISTRICT. - Cristobal Chapital.
Superior Court of Federal Dis- trict.
FIRST DIVISION. - Lie Jose Zubieta, pres.; Lies Angel Zavalza, Vicente Dardon, Francisco Perez, Nicolas Islas y Busta- mente.
SECOND DIVISION. - Salvador Medina y Ormaecha, pres.;' Lies Valentin Canali- zo, Ramon Cardenas.
THIRD DIVISION. - Lie Manuel Mateos Alarcon, pres.; Lies Manuel Olivera Toro, Felipe Lopez Romano.
FOURTH DIVISION. - Domingo Leon, pres.;. Lies Emilio Zubiaga, Augustin Borgas.
ASSISTANT JUDGES. - Lies Augustin Are- valo, Ricardo Rodriguez, Pablo Gon- zalez Montes, Emeterio de la Garza.
DINING CARS,
meals & la
carte,
and
electric
fans.
I
RON
^iisijtf
QIITAIN
ROUTE
A
maximum of
EASE and COMFORT.
Everything
strictly
modern.
Iron Mountain Route
Touches Laredo, Eagle Pass and El Paso.
D. J. Price,
Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent,
International & Great Northern R. R.,
PALESTINE, TEX.
E. P. Turner,
Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent,
Texas & Pacific Railway,
DALLAS, TEX.
H. C. Townsend,
Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agent, H. C. DinkinS, Iron Mountain Route,
Gen 1 Agent for Mexico, ST. LOUIS, MO.
HOTEL COLISEO, MEXICO.
International & Great Northern B, R. Texas & Pacific Railway
Is hours the shortest route to the principal cities in the United States. - Insist on having tickets via
CITY AND DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS.
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Civil Courts.
FIRST COURT. - Lie Jose H. Serret, Judge.
SECOND COURT. - Lie Gonzalez Espinosa.
THIRD COURT. - Lie Manuel Crusado.
FOURTH COURT. - Jesus F. Uriarte.
FIFTH COURT. - Lie Jose Lozano y Vi- vanco.
MILITARY SUPREME COURT (Ex-Aduana de Sto. Domingo). - Gens. Jesus A. Flores, Manuel F. Loera, Caspar San- chez Ochoa, Mariano Cabrera, Fran- cisco O. Arce, Gregorio Ruiz, Julio M. Cervantes, A. T. Valle, Eduado Pan- kurst, Jose de la P. Alvarez, Enrique Arroyo. Atty.-gen., Gen. Eduardo Zarate. Sessions daily 9 to 11 a. m.
CITY A1VD DISTRICT GOVERN- MENTS.
GOVERNOR OF THE FEDERAL DISTRICT. - Guillermo de Landa y Escandon. Mu- nicipal Palace r. Pte. Espiritu Santo ^3. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. ; 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. Secretary, Lie Angel Zimbron; reception hours, 12 m. to 1 p. m. and 5 to 7 p. m. r. Av. Reyes 12, Atzcapotzalco; hours of the office force, 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.; 4 p. m. to 6:30 p. m.
City Council.
MAYOR. - Fernando Pimentel y Fagoaga r. S. Fernando 41. Office, City Hall (Palacio Municipal); hours, 12:30 to 1:30 p. m.
SECRETARY. - Juan Bribiesca, r. Jesus
' Maria 4; office, - City Hall; hours, 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.
THE COUNCIL.
Fernando Pimentel y Fagoaga, San Fer- nando 41.
Lie Manuel Escalante, Tiburcio 7.
Miguel A. de Quevedo, Eliseo 29.
Eduardo Prieto Basabe, Penitenciaria 431.
Jesus Galindo y Villa, 4a Reloj 4.
Dr. Jose Ramirez, lOa Violeta 21.
Dr. Donaciano Morales, 2a Vanegas 9.
Ignacio Solares, Santa Clara 4.
Dr. Reinaldo Deffis, Jesus Nazareno 2.
Lie. Ignacio Burgoa, la de Soto 3.
Lie Jose R. Aspe, Donceles 19. Nicolas Mariscal, Estampa Jesus Maria 4. Agustin Alfredo Nunez, Sapo 6. Carlos Garza Cortina, Seminario 1. Lie Jose Vazquez Tagle, San Fernando
47. Lie Francisco Montano Ramiro, Ribera de
San Cosme 15.
Adolfo Priani, 6a Alzate 3020. Pedro Ordonez, San Andres 17 Enrique Fernandez, Tiburcio 4.
RECORDERS.
Lie Luis G. Tornel, Reforma 446. Lie Ignacio Michel y Parra, 2a Zara- goza 1.
STANDING COMMITTEES. Amusements - Nunez. Carriages - Aspe. Cemetery - Deffis. City Improvements - Quevedo, Mariscal, Fernandez. Clocks - Ordonez. Charity - Solares.
Election - Aspe. Festivities - Nunez.
Health - Ramirez. Library - Galindo y Villa. Light - Mariscal. Markets - Garza Cortina. Municipal Records - Solares. Market Improvements - Que- vedo. Paseos - Ramirez. Police - Fer- nandez. Public Works - Quevedo. Slaughter House - Morales. Stables - Morales. Street Cleaning - Galindo y Villa. Treasury - Pimental y Fagoaga, Escalante, Burgoa, Priani, Tornel. Wagons - Vasquez Tagle. Water - Prieto Basabe. Welfare of Workmen - Ordonez. Weights and Measures - Montano Ramiro. Fiscal de Adm6n de Rentas Municipales-Escalante. Water Recorder - Michel.
Departments.
(City Hall).
FEDERAL DISTRICT TAX COLLECTOR. - Jose Caserin.
CITY TAX OFFICE. - (Administracion de rentas Municipales) Antonio Sola, admor. Eduardo Noguera, auditor. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS. - Ing. Anto- nio Torres Torija. Office hours, 11 to
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Aqueduct of Zempola. Hidalgo and Northeastern Railroads
The Hidalgo and Northeastern Railroads
r j ^ HE shortest line between the citits of Mexico and Pachuca. Four passenger j trains run daily between them.
-*- The City of Pachuca is the most important mining center in tlie Republic,
and the Valley of Tulancingo, through which the main line runs, is a richly fertile and large cereal-producing region.
The connections at Mexico City with the Mexican National and Interoceanic Rail- ways and at Irolo with the latter, allow to handle through traffic between points on said
Central.
Pacific Railroads, through shipments can be made from points on their lines to points
on the Hidalgo and Northeastern Railroads and vice versa, free of transfer charge.
The station in Mexico is located at Peralvillo, and electric tramways pass with great frequency in front of it. The main offices are situated in the interior of the City. Calle de Cordobanes No. 5.
Tomas Mancera Gabriel Mancera
General Manager
Superintendent and General Freight and Passenger Agent
CITY AND DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS.
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12 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, and 4 to 6 p. m. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. WATER SUPERINTENDENT. - Ing. Gmo.
Beltran y Puga (office 2a Monterilla
8) ; hours, 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. CITY NOTARY. - Jose Arellano (office Ca-
dena 10).
PROCEDURE CLERK. - Antonio Landgrave. CHIEF OF LIGHTING DEPARTMENT. - Ing,
Rafael Ramos Arizpe; hours, 5 p. m.
to 5 a. m. DIRECTOR OF MARKETS. - Miguel A. Leon
(office Ex-Mercado del Volador). PRISON COMMISSION. - Gallindo y Villa,
Manscal 1; Ordenez, Morales 2; Esca-
lante, Fernandez, Aspe 3; Deffis, Bur-
goa y Vasquez Tagle 4; Ramirez, Pi
mentel, Garza Cortina 5; Nunez, So-
lares 6; Quevedo, Montano Ramiro 7;
Prieto Basabe, Priani 8. DIRECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. -
Felipe N. Chacon (office, ex-Mercado
del Volador) ; hours, 9 a. m. to 1 p.
m. and 2:30 p. m. to 5 p. m. DIRECTOR OF COACHES. - Jose Vasavilbaso,
admor. prin. (office, Municipal Palace) ;
hours, 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. DEPAP.TMENT OF WAGONS AND CARTS. -
(ex-Mercado del Volador) Miguel Diaz
Bandera; hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. DIRECTOR OF MARKETS. - Agustin Aveleyra
(office, Plaza S. Lucas) ; hours, 5. a. m.
to 12 a. m.
PUBLIC CLOCKS. - Francisco Flores, Chief. CHIEF OF STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT. - Ricardo Barrios (office ex-Mercado del
Volador) ; hours, 3 a. m. to 1 p. m.
and 3 to 6 p. m. MUNICIPAL CEMETERY. - Jose R. Castillo,
admor. (office, Dolores Cemetery) ;
hours, 6 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. and 2:30
to 0:30 p. m.
City Markets.
Located on street or plaza of same name - La Merced, Pacheco, San Juan, Lore- to, Juan Carbonero, Martinez de la Torre, San Cosme, San Lucas, Bara tillo, Santa Catarina, Santa Ana.
Military.
MILITARY COMMANDER OF FEDERAL DIS- TRICT. - Gen. Francisco A. Velez, Ca- dena 12; office, National Palace.
FORCES IN FEDERAL DISTRICT. - Chapul- tepec Cadet Corps, 12 officers, 243 men; Battalion of Sappers and Miners, ?8 officers, 572 men; Engineers, 14 officers, 47 men; Third, Fourteenth, Seventeenth and Twenty-fourth Infantry; First, Second, Third, Fourth Artillery, and the army police, and transport train; total, 379 officers, 6,400 men.
Police.
Directly in command of the district gov- ernor; active head, inspector-general, Col. Carlos Villegas, office, City Hall; always open. Unmounted police: Eight captains, 1 adjutant, 72 sergeants, 79 first rank gendarmes, and 1,700 second rank, divided into three reliefs, 500 unmounted policemen being always on duty. Mounted police: 360 gendarmes, 41 corporals, 1 adjutant, 21 sergeants, and 4 captains. The cotnisarias, or police headquarters, and city prisons of each of the eight wards of the city, are located as follows:
First, Plza. Concordia 4.
Second, Plza. Juan Jose Baz 9.
Third, Plza. Tequesquite 1517.
Fourth, Venero 1.
Fifth, 3a Zarco 15.
Sixth, Clln. Lopez 10.
Seventh, 3a Sor Juana Ines Cruz 7.
Eighth, 3a Industria 28.
Prisons.
GENERAL PRISON (Belem). - Plazuela de
Belem, Col. Juan Obscuras, warden. CITY PRISON (Belem). - Plazuela Belem,
Carlos Sanchez, warden. PENITENTIARY. - Cuchilla S. Lazaro, Oc-
taviano Liceaga, warden. CORRECTIONAL SCHOOL. - S. Pedro y S.
Pablo. Ing Rafael Vasquez, supk
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St, Louis & San Francisco R. R, Co,
If your ticket reads via the
we offer you the following conveniences:
Through Library Observation Sleeping Cars
daily between San Antonio, Tex., and St. Louis, Mo,
Reclining Chair Cars (seats free), Cafe Observation Cars.
HARVEY'S RENOWNED
EATING HOUSES.
Close connections at -St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo., with all trains North, East and West. For rates and descriptive matter call on or address any Ticket Agent, or
A. HILTON, BRYAN SNYDER,
G. P. A., Pass. Traf. Mgr.,
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ALEX. MORE, G. A., Calle de Gante 6, P. O. Box 675, Mexico, D. F.
CITY AND DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS.
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Board of Health.
(Plaza Sto. Domingo). Pres., Dr. Eduardo Liceagu, Resales 37; secy., Dr. Jose Ramirez, lOa Violeta 21; treas., Jacinto Manterola. The Board - Drs. Agustin Reyes, Domingo Orvanos, Nicolas R. de Arellano, Juan J. R. de Arellano, Luis E. Ruis, Fer- nando Lopez, Jose L. Gomez, Jose D. Morales, Lie Luis Elguro, Ing Roberto Gayol.
Fire Department.
Chief, Agustin Perez; office, Central Fire Station, Espalda San Andres. Fire stations: Central, Espalda San Andros; 1st sub-station, 2a Tulipan 3; 2d sub- station, Estampa Regina 2; 3d sub-sta- tion, Calle Carmen. Department: 1 commander, 1 vice-commander, 5 chiefs, 6 sergeants, 70 boniberos or firemen. Equipment: 4 steam, 6 hand engines, 5 wagons for firemen, 6 wagons for equipment.
Alarm boxes connected with the Central Station are located as follows:
Calle Melereos.
Portal de la Diputacion.
Calle Seminario.
Cor. Damas and San Felipe.
Por al de Mercadores.
Empedradillo and Cinco de Mayo.
Independencia y Colegio de Ninos.
Profesa.
Jockey Club.
Vergara.
Residence of Pres. Diaz, Cadena 8.
Calzado de San Antonio Abad.
San Lucas and Zacate.
San Salvador El Verde.
San Salvador El Seco.
2a Necatitlan.
Manco and Salto del Agua.
Risco and Monserrate.
Garrapata and Rastro.
Hotel Humboldt.
Teatro Hidalgo. Calle Cochero.
Residence of Ministro de Gobierno la Mesones 11.
Keys are in possession of nearest police- man to respective box.
Public Buildings.
ACADEMY OF SAN CARLOS (Natl. School of Fine Arts). - Academia. Art gallery open daily 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
ARMS FACTORY. - Ciudadela. Col. Adolf o Iberri in charge.
ARSENAL. - Molino del Rey. Col. Felipe Morena, supt.
CHAPULTEPEC CASTLE. - Chapultepec. The summer home of President Diaz, and location of National Military College. Admission cards during winter issued by Sr. Don Joaquin Larralde, inten- dente of Chapultepec Natl. Palace, Na- tional Palace.
CITY HALL (Palacio Municipal). - S. W. cor. Plaza. Offices of District Governor and officials, police headquarters, Mayor and City Council; headquarters depart- ment of public coaches.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. - Canoa and Fac- tor.
CUSTOM HOUSE. - Santiago: Ignacio M. del Castillo, collector. Open 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 3 to 5 p. m. R. R. cus- toms stations, same location.
GOVERNMENT MINT. - In Apartado st. Fernandez Leal, director. Open to visitors, 10 a. m. to 12 m.
NATIONAL LIBRARY. - San Agustin; 225,000 volumes; open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily, except Sundays (closed) and Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
NATIONAL MUSEUM. - Moneda street, rear of Natl. Palace. Director, Alfredo Cha- vero. All departments open Sundays 9 a. m. to 12 m.; all closed Saturdays. On other days departments of Archaeo- logy, Monoliths and' Ceramics are open from 10 a. m. to 12 m.; of National History, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a. m. to 12 m. ; Natural History, Wed- nesdays and Fridays, 10 a. m. to 12 m. ; Departments of Comparative Anatomy, Zoology, and Botany, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a. m. to 12 m.
NATIONAL PALACE. - East side Plaza. Gen. Agustin Pradillo, military commander; office, to right of main entrance. Ad- ministrative building of Federal Gov- ernment. State offices of President,
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Best Meals on the Santa Fe
You get better meals on the SANTA FE than on any other railroad. Experienced travelers say so, and they know. Unsurpassed for varied menu, perfect cooking and faultless service. Table d'Hote meals only 75 cents. Lunch counters for those wishing a light repast.
Sleeper Reservations^Arranged. To San Francisco and Los Angeles and All Points East or North.
Santa Pe
When going anywhere, remember that satisfying food helps to make a pleasant trip, and the SANTA FE meals are the best in the world.
W. S. FARNSWORTH, Agente General, la De San Francisco No. 8, MEXICO, D. F.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
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offices of the departments, headquarters of the army and navy, Hall of Ambas- sadors, National Treasury, Senate cham- ber and general postoffice.
NATIONAL PAWNSHOP. - Empedradillo (fronting Cathedral). Director, D. An- tonio Villamil. Loans are made at rate of 1 per cent, per month, and are held eight months. Unredeemed articles are placed on sale and the price reduced until sold, at auction, if necessary. Amount received, above loan and in- terest, is returned to original owner. Auction sales: Clothing, 10th to 12th of each month; miscellaneous, 16th to 20th; jewels, 20th to 26th. Branches, Sapo 19, Chavarria 31, 5a Reloj 1, Felipe Jesus 0.
NATIONAL POWDER FACTORY. - Sante Fe Lieut.-Col. Enrique Mondragon, in charge.
PALACE OF JUSTICE. - Cordobanes.
SCHOOL OF MINES. - San Andres . As- tronomical observatory, museum, De- partment of Promotion, School of Mines.
Hacks.
Administration, Portal Diputacion, City Hall. Administrador General, Jose Vasavilbaso. Complaints should be made here. 51 stands are in various streets, those on Gante and S. Juan Letran being most available. Hacks are of three classes, blue, red, and yel- low, class being denoted by colored tin flags. When the flag is up, the hack is unemployed. Tariff: Blue flags, 50c. per half, $1.00 per hour; "feast days" and Sundays, 75c. and $1.50; after 10 p. m., $1.00 and $2.00. Red hacks, half hour, 37c. ; per hour, 75c. ; Sundays and "feast days," 50c. and $1.00; after 10 p. m. to 6 a. m., 75c. and $1.50. Yellow hacks, half hour, 25c. ; per hour, 50c. ; from 10 p. m. to 6 a. m., double prices. "Feast days" include Feb. 5, May 5, Sept. 16, Thurs- day and Friday of Holy Week. All hacks charge double prices for Tuesday of the carnival and November 2d.
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES,
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS. V. S. Embassy.
(Buenavista 4%).
AMBASSADOR. - Gen. Powell Clayton, Bue- navista 5. Secretary, Fenton R. Mc- Creery, Hotel Jardin; 2d secretary, William Heimke, la Humboldt 427; 3d secretary, Philip M. Hoefele, Av. Bal- deras 818.
Reception hours of the Embassy, 9 a. m. to 12 :30 p. m. The days of reception of Mrs. and Miss Clayton are Fridays, from 5 to 7 p. m.
British Legation.
(4a Marsella 4). MINISTER. - George Greville, C. M. G.
(absent) . SECRETARY AND CHARGE DE AFFAIRS. - A.
C. Grant Duff. ATTACHE. - A. J. Baker.
CLERK. - C. J. Biorklund. Chancery at Legation. Chancery hours, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Other Ministers.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. - Martin Garcia Me- rou (in Washington, D. C.).
AusTRO-HuNGARY. - Count Hohenwart de Gerlachstein ; secretary, Count Antonine Stadnicki; attache, Count Kielmansegg. Legation, Bucareli 1808; reception hours, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.
BELGIUM. - Viscount Beughem; secretary, M. R. Everts. Legation, cor. 2a Paz and Ejido.
BOLIVIA. - Fernando E, Guachalla (in Washington).
CHILE. - Lie Emilio Bello Codecido (ab- sent); secretary, M. A. Martinez. Le- gation, Presidente 2044.
COLOMBIA. - Lorenzo Marroquin (absent).
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VERACRUZ AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Only Railroad to the Real Tropics of Mexico.
The shortest, quickest and cheapest line to Tuxtepec, Valle Nacional, Tezechoacan, Playa Vicente, San Juan Evangelista and all points on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Through picturesque valleys, teeming with game, and wide-spreading prairies, roamed by enormous herds of cattle ; through forests of palms and other trees, festooned with luxuriant vines and decorated by the gorgeous flowers of the tropics; crossing the Papaloapam, Teze- choacan, Colorado and Trinidad Rivers, on steel bridges of the most modern type, the structure across the Papa- loapam, being nearly a mile in length.
Daily Trains to and from Veracruz and Cordoba.
Connection in C6rdoba with Mexican Railway, in Veracruz with Interoceanic, Mexican and Alvarado Rail- ways and with various United States and European Steamship Lines, in Juanita with stage line to San Juan Evangelista and Tehuantepec National Railway.
R. B. PEGRAM, WM. T. EASLEY,
Pres't and Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Freight and Passenger Ag't.
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CONSULS.
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COSTA RICA. - Joaquin B. Calvo (in Wash- ington).
CUBA. - Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez. Hotel Re forma.
ECUADOR. - Luis Felipe Carbo (in Wash- ington).
FRANCE. - Camille Blondel; secretary, Vis- count de la Tour; chancellor, Jean Charles Laroussie. Legation, Exposi- cion 16; hours, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
GERMANY. - Baron von Heyking, Coyoa- can (absent) ; secretary and Charge de Affaires, Adolf o von Flockler; chancel- lor, Agathon Gosch. Legation, San Agustin 7; hours, 10 to 1 and 3:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. ; reception day, Sunday.
GUATEMALA. - Col. Francisco Orla. Lega- tion, Av. Morelos 3%.
ITALY. - Count Vinci. Legation, Eliseo (5.
JAPAN. - Aimaro Sato; secretary, Jumpei Shinobu; chancellor, Garo Sato. Lega- tion, Hamburgo 1.
NICARAGUA. - Luis F. Corea (in Wash- ington).
PARAGUAY. - Dr. Cecilio Baez (in Wash- ington).
PERU. - Dr. Manuel Alvarez Calderon (in Washington).
PORTUGAL. - Viscount de Alte. Hotel Re forma.
RUSSIA. - Gregorio de Wollant. Legation, Bucareli 1833.
SPAIN. - Marquis de Prat de Nantouillet; secretary, Luis Pastor y Mora. Lega- tion, Patoni 4.
URUGUAY. - Juan Cuestas (absent).
CONSULS. U. S. Consulate-General.
(la Colon 8).
Andrew D. Barlow, consul-general; Ed- ward M. Conly, vice and deputy con- sul-general. The consul certifies to in- voices of shipments to the United States of over $100 gold; issues certifi- cates of marriage, of disinfection, of landing for liquors bottled in bond in United States; applies to State Depart- ment for passports; vises passports; takes possession of estates of American citizens dying in Mexico, delivering ef-
fects to legal representative, or Treas- ury Department of United States; takes acknowledgments of transfer of United States bonds; administers oaths to pen- sioners free. The consul acts as notary generally; answers private inquiries re- garding trade conditions. A register for American citizens is kept at the consulate.
I . S. Consular Officers in Mexico.
(c., consul; v., vice; a., agent). ACAI-ULCO. - G. W. Dickinson, c.; Geo. W.
Maxwell, v.-c.
AGUASCALIENTES. - A. M. Raphall, c. a. CAMPECHE. - Joseph Espinola, c. a. CHIHUAHUA. - W. W. Mills, c. CIUDAD JUAREZ. - C. W. Kindrick, c.;
Chas. E. Wesche, v.-c. C. PORFIRIO DIAZ. - Lewis A. Martin, c.;
Henry B. Hackley, v. and d. c. C. VICTORIA. - W. T. Storms, c. a. COATZACOALCOS. - A. R. Stubbs, c. a. DURANGO. - Chas. H. Egbert, c.; Wm. T.
Grace, v. and d. c.
ENSENADA. - E. E. Bailey, c.; H. K. Tay- lor, v.-c.
FRONTERA. - Arthur Gehm, c. a. GUADALAJARA. - E. B. Light, c. a. GUANAJUATO. - Dwight Fur ness, c. a. GUAYMAS. - Frank M. Crocker, c. a. LA PAZ. - James Viosca, Jr., v.-c. LACUNA DE TERMINOS. - G. Hahn, c. a. MANZANILLO. - K. M. Van Zandt, c. a. MATAMORAS. - P. M. Griffith, c.; J. Bielen-
berg, v.-c. MAZATLAN. - L. Kaiser, c.; G. A. Kaiser,
v.-c.
MIER. - Consular agent. MONTEREY. - Phillip C. Hanna, c. g.;
Phillip Carroll, v. and d. c. g. NOGALES. - J. F. Darnall, c.; Albert S.
Morawetz, v. and d. c. NUEVO LAREDO. - Alonzo B. Garrett, c.;
J. F. Kimball, v.-c. OAXACA. - C. H. Arthur, c. a. PARRAL (Chi.). - J. J. Long, c. a. PROGRESO. - E. H. Thompson, c.; John M.
Cillery, v. and d. c. PUEBLA. - W. Headen, c. a. PUNTA STA. CRUZ. - J. Wasle, c. a.
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CONSOLIDATED RUBBER TIRE CONPAN7,
Mexican Branch :
WILLIAM G.
la Independencia 36.
MOLER, Manager,
Mexico City. Apartado 289.
The Kelly-Springfield Tire.
BANKS.
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SALTILLO. - Samuel Brunett, v.-c.
SAN JOSE. - Arthur Embleton, c. a.
SAN Luis POTOSI. - S. E. Cross, c. a.
SIERRA MOJADA. - Win. Q. Marsh, c. a.
TAMPICO. - Samuel E. Magill, c.; Will E. Pressly, v.-c.
TLACOTALPAM. - Henry J. Langdon, c. a.
TORREON. - George C. Carothers, c. a.
TUXPAM. - A. J. Lespinasse, c. ; Edwin R. Weils, v.-c.
VERA CRUZ. - W. W. Canada, c.; J. Gon- zalez Pages, v.-c.; Launce Canada, d. c.
ZACATECAS. - E. von Gehren, c. a.
British Consulate.
(S. Juan Letran 5).
Lucien J. Jerome, H.B.M.'s consul; E. A. E. Halliwell, vice-consul for Federal District. Hours, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. The consul will " solemnize marriages, record births and deaths, of British subjects; act as commissioner of deeds, aid British subjects in mercantile con- cerns, protect said subjects, and in- vestigate their grievances." Consul's District comprises all the Republic ex- cept the states of Vera Cruz, Campeche, Tabasco and Yucatan.
British Consuls in Mexico.
ACAPULCO. - Rafael Fernandez, v.-c. CHIHUAHUA. - Enrique Creel, v.-c.
GtfAYMAS AND SANTA ROSALIA. C. H.
Lesser, v.-c.
ENSENADA.^John H. Packard, v.-c. MAZATLAN. - Robert Henderson, v.-c. MONTEREY. - A. McMeans, v.-c. SALINA CRUZ. - R. Adam, v.-c. SAN BLAS AND TEPIC. - F. J. Parkinson,
v.-c.
SOCONUSCO. - Robert O. Stevenson, v.-c. TAMPICO. - G. W. E. Griffith, c. VERA CRUZ. - F. P. Leay, c.; L. F. Nunn,
v.-c.
COATZACOALCOS. - Thomas Gemmill, v.-c. FRONTERA. - Gonzalo Abaunza, v.-c. LACUNA DE TERMINOS. - v.-c. PROGRESO AND CAMPECHE. - M. Price, v.-c. TUXPAM. - G. Johannsen, v.-c.
Other Foreign Consuls.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. - Jose Maria del
Castillo Velasco, Cocheras 5. BELGIUM. - Victor Beaurang, la Alamo A. CHILE. - Vicente Prieto Puelma, Bucareli
1879.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. - Quintin Gutier- rez, ex-Seminario 1. DENMARK. - Heinrich L. Wiechers, Ca
dena 4.
ECUADOR. - Leopoldo Pigout, Ortega 27. FRANCE. - (See Ministers). GERMANY. - Paul Kosidowski, S. Agustin
7. GREECE. - German Bossier, Arco S. Agus
tin 11. HOLLAND. - Paul Kosidowski, S. Agustin
7. HONDURAS. - Otto Reinbeck, I'ortal Mer
caderes 7.
ITALY. - Gioachino Pollano, Eliseo 6. JAPAN. - Aimaro Sato, Hamburgo 1. MONACO. - Jose Mariano Crespo, Cadena 11 PARAGUAY. - Eduado Tagliavia. PERU. - Victor M. Maurtua. PORTUGAL. - Joseph Philipp, 2a Santiago
Tacubaya. SPAIN. - Rodriguez Escudero, 2a Arte*
2026; v.-c., Rafael de Soto. SWEDEN AND NORWAY. - Jose Breier
Capuchinas 13.
SWITZERLAND. - Alfred Kern, la Plateros 1 URUGUAY. - Fernandez Ferrari y Perez,
Siete Principes 416. VENEZUELA. - Enrique Perez Valencia, 2a
Guerrero 1312.
BANKS*
IERICAN BANK. - Geo. W. Cook, pres. ;
J. W. Graham, v.-pres. ; Adolf o Hege-
risch, mgr. ; F. J. Dunkerly, cashr. ;
Harry C. Head, asst. cashr.; A, Alvarez
Hegewisch, aud. ; directors, Geo. W. Cook, W. W. Graham, Maj. R. B. Gor- such, Jesus E. Lujan, Jacinto Pimentel, Federico Kladt, A. Hegewisch. Gante 1.
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la San Francisco Num. 14.
CIGAR STORE AND MONEY EXCHANGE.
The Best Imported and Domestic Cigars Always in Stock.
Francisco Icaza Flores.
English Spoken. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
BANKS.
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BANCO AGRICOLA E HIPOTECARIO DE MEX- ICO S. A. - Angel 6. Donat de Chape- aurouge, dir. gen. Apdo. 325.
BANCO ALEMAN TRANSATLANTICO. - San Agustin 7. Paul Kosidowski, mgr. ; F. Gottwald, sub. mgr. Branch of Deutsche Ueberseeische Bank of Berlin.
BANCO CENTRAL MEXICANO. - Enrique C. Creel, pres. ; Ramiro de Trueba, v.- pres. ; Balzino Davalos, secy.; Juan F. Brittingham, comisario; F. Pimentel y Fagoaga, mgr.; Jno. Sutcliffe, auditor; Juan Camargo, cashr. ; directors, Joa- quin D. Casasus, Ramon Alcazar, Ole- gario Molina, Antonio V. Hernandez, Fernando Pimentel y Fagoaga, Jose Castellot, Emilio Meyran. Angel and San Agustin.
BANCO INTERNACIONAL E HIPOTECARIO. - Thomas Braniff, pres. of local board; Joaquin de Trueba, mgr.; Alberto Lo- zano R., asst. aud. ; Enrique Carrell, paying teller; Ignacio Cervantes, re- ceiving teller; Javier Morales Cortazar, correspondent; directors, Thomas Bran- iff, Joaquin de Trueba, Gustavo Struck, Luis G. Lavie, Joaquin de Equia, Pablo Martinez del Rio. Cadena 11.
BANCO NACIONAL DE MEXICO. - Rafael Ortiz de la Huerta, pres.; Sebastian Camacho, v.-pres. ; directors, Antonio Basagoiti, Jose M. Bermejillo, Jose" V. del Collado, Felix Cuevas, Carlos Frie- derichs, Jose G. Escandon y Pliego, Agustin Garcin, Luis G. Lavie, Julio M. Limantour, J. M. Roa Barcena, Pablo Macedo, Sebastian B. de Mier, Saturnino A. Sauto, Gustavo Struck; mgr., Manuel Pereda; aud., Javier M. Cancino; attys., Indalecio Sanchez Gavito, Pablo Macedo; secy., Enrique Angulo. Pte. Espiritu Santo 6.
BANK OF LONDON AND MEXICO. - Thos. Braniff, pres.; James Walker, gen. mgr. ; F. Yarza, asst. mgr. ; G. Hopf- ner, auditor; directors, Thos. Braniff, M. Gonzales Cosio, Francisco Espinoza, H. C. Waters, Jose Sanchez Ramos, Leon t Signoret, Remigio Noriega, En- rique Tron, Luis Barroso, Rafael Donde, Alfonso Michel, Valentin Elco-
ro; atty., Pablo Martinez del Rio. Lerdo 3.
BANCO MUTUAL: STA DE AHORROS S. A. - Lie Pablo Macedo, pres.; Victor M. Garces, dir. gen.; directors, Jose Cas- tellot, Lie Jose Luis Requena, Ramon Alcazar, Adolfo Hegewisch, Pastor tie Celis; comisarios, Jose Gonzales Misa and Guillermo Brockmann. Sta. Isabel 12, apdo. 82-B, tel. 1217.
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA. - W. H. Hunt, pres. ; Chas. Francis Phillips, v.-pres.; J. O. Rice, gen. mgr.; A. J. Hunter, gen. aud.; A. C. Scales, cashr.; Ricardo Colin, secy.; directors, W. H. Hunt, C. F. Phillips, J. Sloat Fassett, W. J. Heil- ands, Julius C. Birge, Isaac M. Hutchi- son, J. O. Rice, la San Francisco 5. Branches in Monterey, Tampico, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, Guadala- jara, Pachuca, Puebla, San Juan Bau- tista, Frontera.
INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. - William L. Moyer, pres.; L. H. Miller, mgr., Mexico City branch; T. P. Kee- ler, acct. Coliseo Nuevb 4, apdo. 50 Bis. Branches in London, San Fran- cisco, Manila, Singapore, Yokohama and Shanghai.
SECURITY BANKING Co. S. A. - Frank G. Senter, mgr. S. Juan Letran 1.
UNITED STATES BANKING Co. - Geo. I. Ham, mgr.; F. W. Strong, cashr.; W. E. Powell, asst. cashr. ; directors, T. R. Crump, pres.; Geo. W. Jennings, v.- pres.; A. Sahlberg, v.-pres.; Richard' Honey, John Hatfield, L. O. Harnecker, R. J. Dwyer, Geo. I. Ham. Gante 1.
UNITED STATES & MEXICAN TRUST Co. - (See Trust Companies).
Trust Companies.
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST Co. OF AMERICA. - (See Banks).
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. - Orrin W. Butt, pres.; Adna B. Ingalsbee, v.- pres.; Ross Wemple, secy.; Eman L. Beck, treas.
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FATHER'S GUI"
WAS
PURCHASED FROM
PINTANA HEBMANOS
COMPLETE SUPPLY OP
GUNS and AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS
American, Belgian, Spanish Pistols
Colt's, Winchester and Remington Rifles
English, Spanish, Belgian and American Shot Guns
N B - The little boy's father also purchased from Quintana Hnos. the Hydraulic Mosaics for his Bathroom, Kitchen, DininR-room and Patio. These goods are manufactured in their factory in the Calzada de San Antonio Abad 7. Office : Coliseo Viejo 7.
QUINTAHA HERMANOS, Coliseo Yiejo 7, Apdo. S3, Mexico, D. F.
RAILROADS.
UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN TRUST Co. - A. E. Stillwell, pres.; D. S. Lander, v.-pres. and gen. mgr.; T. P. R. Cart-
land, asst. gen. mgr.; Lie Justino Fernandez, chairman board of directors, la S. Francisco 4, apdo. 2264.
TRANSPORTATION.
RAILROADS.
The Railway Commission.
Created Dec. 1, 1900, to bear the same relation to railroads in Mexico as the Interstate Commerce Commission does in the United States, it consists of nine members, appointed by the Secretary oi Communications. Of these, Lie Luis Mender, pres., and Lie Emilio Velasco, Manuel Zamacona, Fiacro Quijano and Manuel Velasquez de Leon constitute the voting power. Jorge Vera Estanol is the secretary and L. M. Lopez the assistant to the commission. Consult- ing members include Geo. J. Dwan, G.F.A. of the N. R.R., and A. L. Van Antwerp, G. F. and P. A. of the Mexi- can, as representatives of all the rail- roads, Everardo Hegewisch, representing the Chamber of Commerce and Lie Ig- nacio de Icaza and Jose de Landero y Cos, representing the agricultural so- ciety.
The Commission meets on Tuesdays and Fridays from 4 to 8 p. m. at the Sria de Comunicaciones. (Plzla. S. Domin- go).
Mexican Traffic Association.
Exists for statistical purposes only; com- posed of the representatives of the four trunk lines entering Mexico City. Or- ganized in 1891. Geo. F. Miller, chair- man; office, Gante 14; meetings, each Saturday; tel. 1844.
Lines Entering Mexico City.
HIDALGO & NORTHEASTERN. - Gabriel Man- cera, gen. mgr.; Thomas Mancera, supt.
& G.F.&P.A.; Julian R. Arias, aud. Offices, Cordobanes 5, tel. 955, apdo 43; station, Peralvillo.
INTEROCEANIC. - P. Martinez del Rio, rep- resentative; W. L. Morkill, gen. mgr.; E. A. White, G.F.&P.A.; C. F. Melick, A. G.F.&P.A.; Mena & Miranda, comrcl. agts.; city tckt. office, Gante 6; traf. dept., Gante 14, apdo 105, tel. 28<1; sta., shops & gen. offices, San La- zaro, tel. 1001; custom house sta., San- tiago, tel. 866.
MEXICAN. - Valdemar Brummer, gen. mgr.; Geo. Foote, res. engr.; Jas. Shirley, supt. trans.; A. L. Van Antwerp, G.F.&P.A.; C. G. H. Gille. chf. aud.; Mena & Miranda, comrcl. agts. Gen. offices & sta., Buenavista, tel. 408; comrcl. and ticket office, Gante 6, apdo 298, tel. 575.
MEXICAN CENTRAL. - H. R. Nickerson, v.-pres. & gen. mgr. ; F. B. McKercher, asst. gen. mgr.; W. A. Frost, gen. aud.; J. A. Hendry, asst treas.; C. R. Hudson, traf. mgr.; W. D. Murdock, G.P.A.; H. Lawton, G.F.A.; C. C. Shanks, comrcl. agt.; R. Barthez, actg. city tckt. agt. Gen. offices and sta., Buenavista; traf. dept., 3a Av. Juarez 4.; comrcl. & city tckt. offices, Plzla. Guardiola, tel. 419, apdo 2028.
NATIONAL R.R. OF MEXICO. - E. N. Brown, 2d v.-pres & gen. mgr.; C. W. Fish, aud.; J. M. Frazer, treas.; Geo. W. Dwan, GF.A.; F. E. Young, G.P.A.; J. M. Drake, gen. agt.; L. P. Frisbie, city tckt. agt. Sta. & gen. offices, Colo- nia, tel. 436; comrcl., telegr. & city tckt. offices, Coliseo Nuevo 10, tel. 449; frt. dept., shops & custom house sta., Santiago, tels. 406 & 421.
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MEXICAN GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY Co. (Previously Xico & San Rafael) - An- drew Mackenzie, pres. ; W. G. Seaver, v.-pres. & gen. mgr. Offices, Cuau- temozin 11.
U. S. Lines.
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE. - W. S.
Farnsworth, gen. agt., la S. Francis
co 8. BALTIMORE & OHIO SOUTHWESTERN. - D.
Bankhardt, gen. agt., Apartado 2010,
Coliseo Vie jo 13, tel. 224. INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN. - II.
C. Dinkins, gen. agt., Coliseo Nuevo
10, tel. 449. MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS. - J. W. Ford,
Jr., gen. agt., Gante 4. PENNSYLVANIA LINES. - Gante 6. PIEDMONT AIR LINE. - Robert S. Barrett,
gen. agt., S. Juan de Letran 13, tel.
1250. PULLMAN CAR Co. - J. T. Dickinson, dist.
supt., Colegio Ninas 1. ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM. - C. B. Cleveland,
gen. agt., Gante 4. SOUTHERN PACIFIC. - W. K. Macdougald,
gen. agt., S. Juan de Letran 13, tel.
1250. ST. Louis & SAN FRANCISCO. - Alex.
More, gen. agt., Gante 6. ST. Louis, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN.
- H. C. Dinkins, gen. agt., Coliseo
Nuevo 10, tel. 449.
Other Mexican Lanes.
CAZADERO & SOLIS RY. - Felipe Martel,
gen. mgr.; Guadalupe Guaderrama,
supt. traf. Bajos San Agustin 1. JALAPA & CORDOBA. - From Jalapa to
Teocelo; Gen. J. B. Frisbie, v.-pres.
& Mex. City rep. Nueva 6, tel. 32,
apdo 91. MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL. - Durango to C.
P. Diaz; Maj. R. B. Gorsuch, govt.
rep., 4a Providencia 8, apdo 22-.};
comrcl. agt., J. M. Cardenas. S. Juan
Letran 13, tel. 1250, apdo 2024. MEXICAN NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION Co. -
Manzanillo to Colima; H. P. Webb, x aud. & rep. Ortega 28.
MEXICAN NORTHERN. - Escalon to Sierra Mojara; C. T. Ambridge, asst. treas.; Tiburcio 27, tel. 472, apdo 307.
MONTE ALTO RY. - Tlalnepantla to San Pedro; D. Ituarte, gen. mgr. Capu- chinas 13, Mexico, D. F.
PARRA.L & DURANGO RY. - From Parral to Nuevas Minas. - Tomas Macmanus, rep. apdo 463, Mexico, D. F.
TLACOTEPEC & HUAJUAPAM RY. - Tlacote- pec to Muncio Martinez; Pueb. Luis Garcia Teruel, pres. Pte S. Francisco 15.
VALLEY OF IVIEXICO DRAINAGE RY. - Route of Valley drainage canal; Mariano M. Barragan, gen. mgr.; C. R. de Castillo, supt. Ex-Aduana Sto. Domingo.
VERACRUZ & PACIFIC. - Cordova & Vera- cruz to Isthmus of Tehauntepec; pres., R. B. Pegram; Mex. City office, la S. Francisco 12, tel. 413, apdo 2136.
Telegraph Companies.
FEDERAL (Government) TELEGRAPHS. - 5 de Mayo 156. To Mexican points and by relay to El Paso and Laredo to United States points. Branch offices are located as follows:
A. - Pte Alvarado 9.
B. - Pte Tezontatle 4.
C. - la Merced 28.
D. - Plza. S. Juan 5.
E. - Hotel Jardin.
In suburban towns. - Coyoacan, Real 1; Guadulupe Hidalgo; Tacuba, Tlacopan 9; Tacubaya, 5a Juarez 39; Tlalpam, Mixcoal.
MEXICAN TELEGRAPH Co. (Cable, via Gal- veston). - 5 de Mayo 6. To Veracruz, Coatzacoalcos and Tampico, and, by cable, to United States, Cuba, England, Central and South America. Rates to United States points, $4.15 10 words; 28c. each additional word.
Railroad Telegraphs.
(To points on line). INTEROCEANIC. - San Lazaro station. MEXICAN. - Station, Buenavista. MEXICAN CENTRAL. - Plzla. Guardiola. MEXICAN NATIONAL. - Coliseo Nuevo 10.
Jteto YorK and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
WARD LINE
TWO SCHEDULED SAILINGS EACH WEEK
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND MEXICAN GULF PORTS
Magnificent Passenger Service* Quickest and Best Freight Route,
with Through Rates, between all points in Mexico, the
United States and Europe, via Tampico or Veracruz
For Freight and Passenger Rates and all information apply to
O'KELLY & CO., Agents, Veracruz. JOSE I. ISUSI, Agent, Tampico.
J. E. GATES, Mexican Traffic Manager, Gante J2, Mexico City.
Mexican -American Steamship Co.
Rail and Water Route between the United States and Mexico
Regular ^Sailings Every Fourteen Days from
FEW ORLEANS, TAMPICO and VERA CRUZ Lowest Freight and Passenger J^ates
"R^ates and Information Cheerfully Furnished by any of the Undersigned
A. L. ROB Y, Manager W. J. De GRESS W. H. BA TES
703 Gravier St. Traffic Agent 1421 Union Trust Building
New Orleans, La. Gante <$, Mexico, D. F. Cincinnati, O.
AGENCIA COMERCIAL Y MARITIMA MARRON & CASKEY
Agents, Tampico Agents, Vera Cruz
STEAMSHIPS
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Telephone Companies.
COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE Co. (Telefono del Comercio). - 5 de Mayo 351. To Toluca.
MEXICAN TELEPHONE Co. - Sta. Isabel Q%. City and suburban systems.
Street Car Lines.
F. C. DEL CIRCUTO DE BANDS. - Mule line between Calles Presidente and San Ra- mon. Crescendo Davalos, admor. gen. Alberca Pane.
MEXICO ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS, LTD. (Own- ing and operating the principal street car lines in the Federal District). - Offices and power house at Indianilla. Charles Clegg, gen. mgr. apdo 2174; A. E. Worswick, res. engr. apdo 2172.
MEXICO TRACTION Co. - Under construc- tion. I. M. Hutchison, pres. Av. Juarez 404.
Express Companies.
WELLS- FARGO & Co. - Manrique 4. To points on M.C.R.R., Mexican Ry. and to United States points. Danl. Tur- ner, Mex. supt.; L. L. Ward, asst. supt.
MEXICAN NATIONAL. - Coliseo Nuevo t>. To points on N.R.R. and to United States points. J. M. Nixon, supt.
INTEROCEANIC EXPRESS. - To points on Interoceanic & Hildalgo R. Rs., Gante 14. H. P. Gallagher, supt.
STEAMSHIPS.
COMPANIA TRANSATLANTIC^ ESPANOLA. - Veracruz, New York and Europe. Agt, J. D. Bousquet, la Independencia 76.
COMPANIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. - Veracruz, Havana and St. Nazaire. Gen. Agt., F. Bergunder, Cinco de Mayo 168.
CUBAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Cayo Line). - Tampico and Veracruz to New Or- leans and Liverpool. Gen. agts., A. Grimwood & Co., Gante 11.
HAMBURG - AMERIKANISCHE PACKETFAHR AKTIEN-GESELLSCHAFT. - Veracruz to German ports. Mexico City reps., Christlieb & Rubke, 2a Monterilla 9.
HARRISON LINE. - Veracruz and Liverpool. City agts., Christlieb & Rubke, 2a Mon- terilla 9.
LEYLAND LINE. - Veracruz and Liverpool. Agts., W. B. Woodrow & Co., Vergara 4, apdo 506.
KOSMOS LINE. - Hamburg to San Fran- cisco, Cal., and vice versa, touching Mexican Pacific ports. Agt., Geo. New- bery, Gante 11.
MEXICAN-AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co. - New Orleans to Tampico, Veracruz and Pro- greso. Mexican traf. agt., W. J. De Gress, Gante 8.
MEXICAN LLOYD TRADING & TRANSPORT Co. - Veracruz and Baltimore. J. R. McDonough, gen. agt. La S. Francis- co 12.
NEW YORK & CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. (Ward Line). - Tampico, Veracruz, Pro- greso, Havana and New York. Steam- ers leave Veracruz Thursdays, Tampico Fridays; New York steamers reach Veracruz Fridays or Saturdays. Traf. mgr., J. E. Gates, Gante 12, tel. 412.
PACIFIC MAIL S.S. Co. - New York and Aspinwall; San Francisco and Panama. Govt. rep., Maj. R. B. Gorsuch, 4 a Providencia 8, apdo 226. Agt., W. K. Macdougald, San Juan Letran 13.
MEXICAN RIVER LINES.
CHIAPAS & TABASCO NAVIGATION Co. - Navigating rivers in these states. H. D. Bushnell, mgr., Zuleta 8.
FERROCARRILES DE VERACRUZ (Mexico) LTD. - Railroad from Veracruz to Alva- rado. Steamers between Alvarado and Tacotalpam, San Cristobal, San Juan Evangelista, the Isthmus of Tehuante- pec, etc. Offices, Juarez 12, Veracruz.
PANUCO RIVER NAVIGATION Co. (Cia. Azu- car era del Panuco). - Auguste Parraz, gen. agt., Refugio 15.
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Hotel Reforma
Mexico's Modern Hostelry, Situated on the 'Beautiful Paseo de la Reforma.
T7EW hotels in America can compare in beauty of location, perfection of appointments or luxurious furnishings with the new Hotel Reforma, situated on the magnificent Paseo de la Reforma in the City of Mexico* No expense has been spared to provide it with every imaginable comfort and luxury, and experienced travelers find it a delight- ful change after the usual run of Mexican hotels*
English Spoken.
Splendid Cuisine.
DR. O. Q. NIBBI, Prop.
STREETS - HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
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STREETS*
The city is divided into eight precincts (demarcaciones). Till the year 1SS9 the streets (calles and callejones) had, as in all Mexican towns, a special name from block to block. In that year the streets were named according to the points of the compass and with num- bers. The streets running toward the east and west are called "Avenidas" (avenues), those toward the north and south "Calles" (streets). Each of these ivenues and streets has a number. The "Avenidas" toward the east have un- even, those toward the west even, num- bers. The "Calles" running toward the north have uneven and those to the south even numbers. By means of these divisions it is very easy to find one's way. The dividing line from
east to west is the old long street to Tacuba passing north behind the cathe- dral and the public park of the " Ala- meda." It is now simply known as " Avenida Oriente " and " Avenida Poniente." The dividing line from north to south begins one block east of the Alameda with the " Calle Norte," which runs from the corner of the new postonice building toward Orrin's Circus. The "Calle Sur " passes in the opposite direction. The people un- fortunately care little about this new arrangement and cling to the many old names, and for this reason the old names are used almost entirely in this book except in the newer portion of the city, where the new names are given.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
HOTELS.
Prices for rooms and attendance only as all the hotels are operated on the Euro- pean plan. Restaurants connected with hotels are indicated by (R).
American House, 3a Independencia 12, $1
to $3.
American, Gante 2, $1 to $3. Astoria, Paseo Reforma, $2 to $10 (R). Bazar, Espiritu Santo 8, $1 to $3 (R). Bella Union, Palma 7, $1. Buenavista, Estaciones 2000, $1. Cantabro, Cinco de Mayo 6, $1. Central, Escalerilas 20, $1. Comonfort, Cinco de Mayo 168, $1 to $3. Colon, S. Jose Real 21, $1. Coliseo, Coliseo Nuevo 10, $2 to $5. France, Profesa 1, $1. Grand Hotel, Ortega 12, $1 to $5 (R). Guillow, S. Jose Real 23, $1 to $5. Guardiola, la S. Francisco 13, $1 to $5 (R).
Gran Sociedad, San Agustin 14, $1. Humboldt, Jesus Nazareno 1027, $1 to $3
(R). Iturbide, la San Francisco 12, $2 to $8
(R).
Jardin, la Independencia 5, $2 to $8 (R). Juarez, Tacuba 25, $1 to $3. Londres, Arco S. Agustin 7, $1 to $3. Louvre, Palma 431, $2 (R). Palace, Refugio & Pte. Espiritu Santo,
S2 to $8 (R). Porters, la S. Francisco 4, Amer. Plan,
$4 up (R).
Monaco, 2a Monterilla 12, $1. Reforma, Paseo Reforma, A. & E. Plans,
$2 to $10 (R). Refugio, Refugio 18, $1. S. Agustin, S. Agustin, $1. San Carlos, Coliseo Nuevo .4, $1 to $5
(R). Sanz, Mariscala 2, A. & E. Plans, $3 up
(R).
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PALACE HOTEL
Cor. REFUGIO and PUENTE ESPIRITU SANTO
A new first-class Hotel with all modern improvements*
The most centrally located Hotel in the City of Mexico; situated one block from the Zocalo* All electric street car lines pass main entrance to the Hotel*
This elegant Hotel was opened on the first of April* J903* Its proprietor* Mr* Felipe Bony* placed a special order in Paris for all of the furniture* which is of Louis XV style*
There are 25 spacious apartments for families* with bath and toilet rooms* Every room is fitted with marble washstands* run- ning hot and cold water* electric bells and electric lights*
There is on each floor a magnificent parlor (one with piano) and a handsome smoking- room* Elevator and telephone service* A first- class restaurant* Meals served a la carte or American plan*
The Manager of this Hotel, Mr. Julio Mittermayer, was for- merly assistant manager of the Hotel Sans, and is well known and esteemed by all traveling men and tourists that visit Mexico City.
HOLIDAYS.
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Seminario, Ex-Seminario 1, $1.
Two Republics, Estaciones 1, $1 to $3
(R).
Viena, Seminario 7, $1. Washington, Alcaiceria 21, $1.
RESTAURANTS.
America, Av. Juarez & Dolores. American Restaurant, 3a Independencia 7. Bazar, Espiritu Santo 6. Bella Union, Refugio & Palma.
Cafe Colon, Glorieta Colon. California Restaurant, la Independencia 5. Carabancel, Coliseo Viejo 14. Chapultepec (Fr.) Chapultepec. Concordia (Sp.), 2a Plateros & S. Jose
Real (A. Rolla & Co.). Dorsal Celestino, Clln. Espiritu Santo 10. Estrella de Oriente, 5 de Mayo 13. Forti & Baldi, Mariscala 4.
Grand Central, Clln. Sta. Clara 10 (L.
P. Lepetich). Guardiola Restaurant, la San Francisco
13.
Hommel Luis, 3a S. Francisco 7. Hotel Sanz, Mariscala 2. Iturbide, in Iturbide Hotel. Jardin Hotel Restaurant (Fr.). Jederman, G. Coliseo Viejo 5. Louvre, Espiritu Santo 431. Maison Doree, la S. Francisco 3 (Fr.). Monte Carlo, la Independencia 1. Mundo de Colon, 5 de Mayo 4. Nueva Fama Italiana, Coliseo Viejo 13. Paris, Coliseo Viejo 17. Porter's Cafe-Restaurant, la S. Francisco
4 (C. M. Porter). Reforma, Paseo Reforma. Saloon Bach, 2a S. Francisco 3. Sylvans, Coliseo Viejo 7. Weber Ernesto, Palma 13.
HOLIDAYS.
19OJ5.
Generally observed by close of business in afternoon; on national holidays busi- ness hours and banks are closed all day. (N., national; R., religious; obs., observed; gen., generally).
Every Sunday (Art. 3, law of December,
'74), N.
JAN. 1. - Circumcision of the Saviour, R. JAN. 27. - Emperor's birthday (German). FEB. 2. - Purification, one-half day, R. FEB. 5. - Promulgation of Constitution, N. FEB. 22. - Washington's birthday, obs. by
Amer. Colony.
MARCH 19. - St. Joseph's day, R. MARCH 29. - Viernes de Dolores (Flower
day).
APRIL 9. - Holy Thursday, R. APRIL 10. - Good Friday, R. APRU, 11. - Saturday of Glory, R. APRIL 12. - Easter. MAY 5. - Victory of Puebla Garrison,
1862, N. MAY 21. - Ascension Day, R.
JUNE 11. - Corpus Christi, gen. obs., R. JUNE 24. - St. John's day, R. JUNE 29. - St. Peter and St. Paul, R. JULY 4. - American Independence . Day,
obs. by Amer. Colony. JULY 14. - Fall of Bastile, obs. by French
Colony. JULY 18. - National day of mourning for
Juarez. JXTLY 30. - National day of mourning for
Hidalgo.
AUG. 15. - Assumption day, R. SEPT. 8. - Covodonga, Span., gen. obs., R. SEPT. 15. - Birthday of Diaz, gen. obs. SEPT. 16. - Independence Day, N. SEPT. 20. - Entry of Italian army into
Rome (Italian).
Nov. 1. - All Saints' Day, gen. obs., R. NOV> 2. - All Soul's Day, gen. obs., R. Nov. 26. - Amer. Thanksgiving Day, obs.
by Amer. Colony. DEC. 8. - Conception Virgin Mary. DEC. 12. - Guadalupe day (practically
N.). DEC. 25. - Christmas (gen. obs.).
FUNDICION Y TALLERES
DE LAS
DELICIAS
CALLE DE LA DELICIAS. MEXICO CITY.
ESTABLISHED, A. D. 1854.
telephone Number, 226. Post Office "Box Number, 88.
THOMAS PHILLIPS
Proprietor, a a a
Ftdly Equipped BRASS and IRON FOUNDRY, PATTERN and MACHINE SHOP.
Brass and Iron Castings Up to Ten Tons, Iron and Steel Forcings, Mining and Sugar Machinery*
POST-OFFICE AND POSTAGE.
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POST-OFFICE AND POSTAGE.
City Office.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE. - Correo Mayor, Moneda 8. Postmaster, J. M. Fernan- dez. The general post-office is al- ways open; general delivery, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ; money order dept., 9 a. m. to 12 m. and 3 to 5 p. m. ; postal Pack- age dept. (seccion aduanera), 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.; registry dept., 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. On Sundays money order and postal package departments are closed entire day. Other departments closed between 12 m. and 5 p. m.
BRANCH OFFICES. - For receipt and deliv- ery, registration and issuance of money orders, are located as follows :
A. - Tiburcio 34, 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
B. - San Juan de Letran 13, day and night.
C. - Ancha 9, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
D. - Sto Domingo (ex-Aduana), 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
E. - Ribera San Cosme 7, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
F. - la Guerrero 15, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
G. - Calle Real S. Ana 4, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
U. - Pte. Jesus Maria 3, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
V. - Paseo de la Reforma, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
At Branch B., letters posted up to 3 p. m. will catch outgoing night mails to United States; Veracruz mail closes at 4 p. m.
A printed list is issued each day of letters remaining in the general delivery; those of English speaking people are published in the Mexican Herald. To obtain such letters the presentation of one's card at the general office, Moneda 8, is neces- sary.
Delivery is made by carriers at 6, 9, 11 a. m. and 2 and 5 p. m. Collections from letter boxes are made at 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a. m. and 6 p. m.
Postage.
Mexico is a party to the Postal Union. There exists also a parcels post arrange- ment" between this country and the United States, whereby dutiable small articles may be sent through, collect, by mail.
Rates of letter postage, based on a weight of 15 grams (% ounce), are 2c within Federal District and 5c. to United States, Canada and Mexican interior points; postal cards, Federal District, lc.; United States, Canada, etc., 2c.
Newspapers, 2d class matter, rate 2c. per 500 grams (1 lb.). When sent to Uni- ted States these should be marked, "No lottery advertisements."
Books and printed matter, 3d class, lc. per 100 grams (3 oz.). Maximum size, 5x10x20 centimeters (2x4x8 in.).
Samples, without mercantile value, 4th class, lc. per 100 grams (3 oz.), lc. per each additional 50 grams up to 350 grams (10 oz.); maximum size, 10x20x30 ctmtrs. (4x8x12 in.).
Postal parcels, 5th class, per 460 grants (14 oz.), 12c.
Maximum weight of all mail matter, 5 kilos (12 Ibs.).
Registering letters or packages, lOc.
MEXICAN MONEY. - The rate of exchange at the present time (Jan. 1, 1903) is $2.60 Mexican for $1 United States currency. The dollar is a peso, tlie official standard or unit of value, but the real - 12^/2c. - is the commonly ac- cepted unit of the classes. A Mexican quarter is called dos reales, a half-dol- lar, quatro-reales, 3c. a quartilla, 6c. a media, etc. Mexican money is issued in cent (centavo), 5, 10, 20, 25, 50-cent and one dollar pieces. The National Bank and the Bank of London & Mex- ico are the only banks of issue in the capital.
The Mexican Herald
Only Newspaper in English of General Circulation. The Largest Daily Newspaper in Mexico.
The Herald has a larger circulation in the Republic than the combined circula- tions of all other English newspapers*
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
ALL THE NEWS OF MEXICO.
Sample Copies, Advertising and Subscription Rates upon application.
THE MEXICAN HERALD,
PAUL HUDSON, Manager. F. R. GUERNSEY, Editor.
2a INDEPENDENCE NO. 8, MEXICO CITY.
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS.
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS.
The Press of the City.
The Mexican Herald is published daily, in English, and has full Associated Press dispatches. The Mexican In- vestor is a weekly financial journal. The Anglo-American and the Saturday Night are weekly society papers. Mod- ern Mexico, with offices both in Mexico and New York, is an illustrated month- ly. Of the papers printed in Spanish El Imparcial is regarded as the Govern ment organ; El Pais and El Tiempo, the supporters of the clerical party; Correo Espanol, the paper of the Span- ish Colony. Le Courrier du Mexique and Deutsche Zeitung von Mexiko are French and German respectively. El Minero Mexicano, a mining journal, and El Hacendado Mexicano, the sugar planters' journal.
Printed in English.
ANGLO-AMERICAN. - Weekly. C. H. M. y Agramonte, ed. & propr., la Indepen- dencia 4.
ANGLO-MEXICAN MAGAZINE. - Illustrated monthly magazine. A. J. Peeler, pres. ; Colegio Ninas 1.
AZTEC, THE. - Monthly magazine devoted to Mexican stories. A. S. Holly, mgr., 2a Indnstria 15.
BLUE BOOK OF MEXICO. - Published year- ly by Massey-Gilbert Co., sues., la-In- depencia 12. A directory in English of Mexico City.
MEXICAN INVESTOR. - Weekly. W. L. Vail, ed. & gen. mgr., Av. Juarez 9, apdo 2327.
MEXICO CITY SATURDAY NIGHT. - Weekly. F. W. Mitchell, publisher, Gante 8.
MODERN MEXICO. - Illustrated monthly. Paul Hudson, ed., 2a Independencia 8, apdo 2036; W. C. Smith, mgr., New York City.
PAN AMERICAN WORLD. - Illustrated monthly. W. W. Razor, ed. ; R. Belder- rain, mgr., 2a S. Francisco 4.
THE MEXICAN HERALD. - Daily. F. R. Guernsey, ed. ; Paul Hudson, bus. mgr.; L. C. Simonds, city ed., 2a Indepen- dencia 8, apdo 2036.
French, German and Italian.
LE COURRIER DU MEXIQUE ET DE L'Eu- ROPE. - Daily, afternoons. J. L. Re- gagnon, ed., Sta. Clara 13, apdo 17-B.
DUETSCHE ZEITUNG VON MEXIKO. - Week- ly. Ruhland & Ahlschier, eds.; Coliseo Vie jo 16.
LA GAZZETTA COLONIALE. - Weekly. A. Lancia, ed., 3a Zarco 1121, apdo.
Dailies in Spanish.
BOLETIN DE LOS HoTELES. - Daily hotel
arrivals. Eduado A. Guerrero, propr.,
Ortega 15. BOLETIN FINANCIER© Y MINERO. - Daily
stock quotations. R. A. Lacaud, pub.,
Capuchinas 7. BOLETIN JUDICIAL. - Record of the courts.
Cordobanes 570. DIARIO OFFICIAL. - Official Government
record. Dario Balandrano, ed., Govt.
printing office. EL CORREO ESPANOL. - Spanish evening
paper. Jose Porrua, dir., Chavarria 5. EL DIARIO DEL HOGAR. - Filomeno Mata,
ed., Betlemitas 89, apdo 314. EL IMPARCIAL. - R. Reyes Spindola, ed.,
2a Damas 3*4. - EL MONITOR. - Daily. Abraham Sanchez
Arce, dir., Chiquita de Regina 2. EL MUNDO. - Afternoon edition of El
Imparcial; same directory, 2a Damas
3^4. EL PAIS. - Trinidad Sanchez Santos, ed.,
S. Andres 8. EL POPULAR. - Francisco Montes de Oca,
ed., la Sta. Catarina 5. EL TIEMPO. - Afternoon. Victoriano
Agueros, ed., Cerca Sta. Domingo 4,
apdo 379. LA PATRIA. - Afternoon. Ireneo Paz, ed.,
2a Relox 4, apdo 30-B.
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THE LOS ANGELES TIMES IN MEXICO.
Henceforth the Sunday Times will he served to patrons throughout the Republic of Mexico, either through the Senora News Company, Primera Calle de. las Estaciones, No. S, City of Mexico, or upon all railway trains; or will be sent by mail from the home publication office direct to regular subscribers on their order
The Sunday Times will publish regularly fresh and reliable correspondence from it& resident correspondent in the Capital.
Thisoorreapondence will embrace :
I. Special telegraphic reports of unusual events.
II. Carefully written newt letters, given facts about MODERN MEXICO; the march of improvement, th« development of her lands and the great opportunities to be found within her wide borders.
The Sunday Times consists of four distinct parts, besides the WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE of 32 pages.
PRICES AND TfflRMS OF THE SUNDAY EDITION-Rate per year by mail, postpaid, $2.50 in U. S. Gold. Wane advertisements inserted at the rate of 1 cent a word each insertion Display rate, 91.40 per inch for each insertion.
The daily edition, including Sunday, is $9.00 U. S. Gold, per year, by mail, postpaid. Address
THE TIME,S=MIRROR. CO., Publishers, Los Angeles, Cal. Harrison Gray Otis, President and General Manager.
Illustrated Home Journal Office :
of Mexico. No. 8 Gante St.
The Mexico City Saturday Night.
FRED W. MITCHELL, Publisher. 10 Cents Per Copy. $4.00 Per Year,
EDUCATIONAL.
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LA TKIBUNA. - Fernando Luiz J. de Eliz- alde, dir., Puerta Falsa Sto. Domingo 5, apdo 75 Bis.
LA Voz DE MEXICO. - Afternoons. Cha- verria 6.
Periodicals.
AGRICULTOR MODERNO. - Monthly agricul- tural paper, la Alamo 15. BOLETIN MUNICIPAL. - Wednesday and
Thursday. Record of City Council, 2a
Relox 4. EL BOLETIN POSTAL. - Monthly postal
guide. Issued by gen. postoffice, Mone-
da 8. EL FARO. - Presby. bi-weekly. H. W.
Brown and Arcadio Morales, eds., S.
Juan Letran 12; Tipografia El Faro, 4a
Humboldt 1323.
EL ABOGADO CIIRISTIANO. - Weekly illus- trated M. E. Church paper. J. W. Butler and P. F. Valderrama, eds., Gante 5, apdo 2291.
EL HACENDADO MEXICANO. - Monthly. D. Bankhardt, ed., Coliseo Viejo 13.
EL MUNDO ILUSTRADO. - Weekly, illus- trated. (See El Imparcial).
EL MINERO MEXICANO. - Monthly mining. R. C. Chism, ed., San Juan de Letran 1.
GUIA OFICIAL. - Monthly R.R. and S.S. guide. A. N. Magnon, mgr., Gante 2.
L'EcHO FRAN CIAS. - French bi-weekly. Henry Papillaud, ed., Canoa 1.
SEMINARIO LITERARIO ILUSTRADO. - Week- ly. Victoriano Agueros, ed. Cerca Sta. Domingo 4.
There are some 50 additional technical and other publications in Mexico City.
EDUCATIONAL.
Private Schools.
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. - 3a S. Francisco 7. Sallet & Du Perray, proprs.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. - Ramon Guzman 1211. Miss Mary T. Gadsden, prin.
DEAN GRAY SCHOOL AND SEMINARY (Epis- copal). - Av. Oriente 14 (San Jose de Gracia St.), No. 714; est. 1894; boys' preparatory school for ministry, under supervision of Mexican Episcopal Church. S. V. Salinas, prefect.
DEUTSCHE SCHULE (German). - Canoa 7. August Heck, dir., r. 2a Cipres 1315.
ENGLISH COLLEGE. - Day dept., Mariscala 2y2; boarding dept., Oidor Carbajal 619, Tacubaya, C. J. Williams, dir.; girls'* dept., Av. Juarez 11; S. H. Pope, sub. dir. English instruction from primary grade to government.
ECOLE CoMMERCIALE FRANCAISE (Former-
merly Lycee Francais). - Ribera San Cosme 34. Official school of the French Colony. Instruction in French, Eng- lish and Spanish; 250 pupils. Henry » Tron, pres.; M. Andre Sallet, dir.
FATHER HUNT'S WORKING BOYS' HOME. - Montepio Viejo 14; est. 1896 by Father Hunt-Cortez, founder and director; school for homeless boys; maintained by contributions; 100 boys living at the home; 80 day boarders. The home is attached to Loretto Church, of which Father Hunt is chaplain.
FLORENCE CRITTENTON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AND DAY NURSERY. - Rinconada Sta., Catarina 2. Mrs. Carmen Rubio de Diaz, hon. pres.; Mrs. Ignacio Sepulve- da, pres.; Mrs. Paul Hudson, 1st v.- pres.; Mrs. L. M. Kaiser, 2d v.-pres. ; Mrs. W. S. Farnsworth, rec. secy.; Mrs. A. W. Donly, cor. secy.; S. W. Walker, treas.; Mrs. David F. Watkins, supt.; Mrs. C. C. Shanks, chair, fin. com. Established Sept., 1902; opened Jan. 1, 1903; inmates, 50 children and 15 adults; supported by voluntary con- tribution.
HIJAS DE JUAREZ (Daughters of Juarez). - School, la Independencia 12. Free M. E. Church school for girls; 250 pupils. Harriet L. Ayres, prin.
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MEXICO CITY
Grammar and High School.
&he Official School of the American and English Colonies of the City of Mexico.
Medal and Prize Winners of the Mexico City Grammar and High School, June, 1902.
This College consists of Kindergarten, Primary, Preparatory and High School, and in July a University Department will be added. "All the teachers are College and Normal graduates, and three of the Staff are Honor University graduates and specialists in their departments. The courses of the School cover Modern Languages, Classics, Mathematics, Science, English and Commercial Work. A good boarding department is attached. Pupils from the United States can learn Spanish thoroughly in the School while they pursue their English education. Mexican chil- dren learn English perfectly in the course of from one to two years. For information address
PROF. J. H. CORNYN, »../*., LL.'B., B.E., Director,
2a Industria No. 15, Mexico, D. F.
EDUCATIONAL.
LICEO HIDALGO. - Moneda 3. Anastacio Arciniega, din; boarding and day school for boys; English and Spanish instruc- tion; 24 teachers and 175 pupils.
MARIA- JOSEFINA HOOKER SCHOOL. - la Mina 1442. A charity school, founded 1875 by Miss Mary J. Hooker; sup- ported by contributions from the Uni- ted States; courses in government and English; 55 pupils. H. Forrester, rec- tor; Miss Henrietta Driggs, directress; Miss Catharine Forrester, head teacher.
MARY KEENER INSTITUTE. - la Colon 4; est. 1879; English school for boys and girls; in charge of Woman's Board of Missions M. E. Church; it has colle- giate, art and music departments; 198 paying scholars; 80 charity; 17 teachers. Miss H. K. Norville, prin.
Miss A. MAUD MILLER'S PRIVATE SCHOOL. Gante 7. Instruction according to Cali- fornia methods.
MEXICO CITY GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL. - 2a Industria 15. Mexico City Grammar and High school is the college of the American and English Colonies of the City of Mexico. It was organized as such in 1895 by a number of promi- nent American and English residents who wished to have school facilities for their children at home. The organiza- tion was as democratic as American and English principles of government. A meeting of the two colonies was called, a board of trustees elected and com- mittees appointed to collect the neces- sary funds to buy school furniture, to engage teachers, rent a suitable build- ing and to do such other work as the occasion required. The school has been conducted upon the same democratic principles ever since its organization. Once a year (in July) a meeting of all the patrons is called for the purpose of electing a new board of trustees and receiving the annual report of the school. The present board is as fol- lows: Pres., W. R. Roalfe; v.-pres., Thomas Moran; secy.-treas., C. E. Cummings; com., S. Allen Dyer, W. D. .Murdock, J. S. Hatfield, H. H. Moran,
A. Porraz, C. P. Martin. The staff of the school consists of 11 teachers. The gen. dir. is Prof. John Hubert Cornyn, B.A., L.L.B., B.E. The principal of the High School is Prof. Myron E. Duckies, M.A., B.S. The principal of the Grammar School, Prof. William McDowell McNeely, Toronto Univer- sity.
PRESBYTERIAN NORMAL SCHOOL. - 3a Provi- dencia 1004; est. 1883; Miss Clara B. Browning, prin. ; Miss Mary McDermid, tchr; 30 boarders; 20 day pupils; 4 teachers.
PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. - Av. Malintzin 1, Coyoacan. To train young men for the ministry. Pres., C. C. Millar; prof., H. W. Brown; com.-in-charge, C. S. Williams, S. Luis Potosi; Isaac Boyce, Jalapa; Wm. Wal- lace, Saltillo; est. 1880; instruction in Spanish and English.
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE. (Catholic). - Ribera S. Cosme 17; English taught; Salustia- no Carrera, supt.; 110 boarders; 135 day pupils; 16 instructors.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. - 3a Bucareli 1027. F. K. Boyd and A. W. Laurie, prins.
Mexican National Schools.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. - San Jacinto,
Popotla; J. C. Segura, dir. CONSERVATORY OF Music. - Universidad 3;
Jose Rivas, dir. CORRECTIONAL SCHOOL. - S. Pedro y S
Pablo 11; R. M. Vasquez, dir. LAW SCHOOL. - Encarnacion 12. MEDICAL INSTITUTE. - Plza. Candelarita
1223. MILITARY COLLEGE. - Chapultepec; Gen.
Juan Villegas, dir. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL (Boys). - Rastro
7. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL (Girls). - Monte-
pio Viejo 13. NATIONAL PREPARATORY. - San Ildefonso
731; Dr. Manuel Flores, prin. NORMAL SCHOOL. - Cerrada Sta. Teresa
14. NORMAL SCHOOL (Women). - Sta. Catalina
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CHURCHES.
ORPHANS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. - Tecpan de Santiago.
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES. - S. Lo- renzo.
SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. - Encarnacion 371.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. - Mariscala 1; Lie Joaquin de Casasus, dir.
SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. - Corpus Christi 414.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS. - S. Andres 29; Manuel Fernandez Leal, dir.
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS. - Academia 208.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. - Plza. Sto. Do- mingo; Dr. Eduardo Liceaga, dir.
VIZCAINAS COLLEGE.- - Vizcainas 47.
There are also 5 high schools for boys, 5 for girls, 52 elementary schools for boys, 5S for girls, 9 mixed, and 15 night schools - a total of 144 public schools.
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY. - National Palace; Mariana Barcena, dir.
Libraries.
RAILROAD MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - Est. 1896; library and reading room, sta. M.C.R.R., Buenavista; open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ; has 1,700 volumes, Uni- ted States dailies and weeklies and Spanish papers. Officers: Pres., A. V. Temple; v.-pres., L. N. Garcia; treas., J. A. Hendry; dirs., H. Lawton, H. Putnam, W. C. Carter, A. Sequra, E. S. Martinez, P. Ferreiro.
NATIONAL LIBRARY. - San Agustin; 225,- 000 volumes, including works in Eng- lish; open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday.
TECHNICAL LIBRARIES (Spanish). - In the Law School, School of Fine Arts, School of Mines, National Preparatory School, and National Museum.
WOMEN'S CLUB LIBRARY. - Hospital Real 3; 600 volumes.
Y. M. C. A. LIBRARY. - Pte. Alvarado 4; 1,000 volumes; American papers and magazines on file; open every day and evening.
CHURCHES.
PROTESTANT.
(English services).
CHRIST CHURCH (Episcopal). - 4a Provi- dencia 5. Appointment of rector pend- ing. Anglican services Sundays 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. Communion 1st and 3d Sundays after matins, and 2d, 3d and 5th Sundays at 8 a. m. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Church wardens, Thos. Phillips, Geo. F. Miller; H. F. B. Darnell, secy.; Thos. Phillips,, treas.; organists, H. F. Carter, A. W. Hale.
EL MESIAS M. E. (South). - Av. Balderas. Rev. F. S. Onderdonk, pastor, r. Av. Balderas 3. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Preaching, Sundays at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting, every Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Stewards, C. B. Woods and C. W. Westmoreland,
M. D. Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. F. S. Onderdonk, pres.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. - S. Juan Letran 13. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward C. Butler, 1st and 2d readers. Services, 11 a. m. Sunday. Sunday school, 10:15 a. m. Testimonial meet- ings, 8 p. m. Wednesdays. Reading room open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily, with member of the committee in charge to give information and heal the sick, 3 to 5 p. m. Office for healing, Roma 2063-D, 10 to 12 a. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - S. Juan Letran 12. Rev. Geo. W. Chalfant, D.D., pas- tor. Services, Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday 8 p. m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. - Av. 22, Ta- cubaya. Rev. Geo. M. Brown, supt. ; office, S. Juan Letran 4. Sabbath
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San Juan de Letran St., \2l/2
Services: Sunday, 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.; Thursday 8 P. M. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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English Church, San Juan de Letran, 12 y2.
Spanish Church, Hospital Real St.
Girls' Normal and Boarding School, Third Providencia St.. 1004.
Theological Semi-nary, Avenida Malintzin, No. 1, Coyoacsn, D. F.
Press. Tipografia El Faro, 4th Humboldt St., 1323.
Four Day Schools for Mexican children.
Four Preaching Halls.
Publications in Spanish
Illustrated paper, El Faro.
Sunday-School Quarterly and Lesson Leaves.
Tracts and Books.
Missionaries
Hubert W. Brown, Office San Juan Letran, 12 y2.
Charles C. Millar, Seminary Ave., Malintz:n, No. 1, Coyoacan.
Walter H. Semple, Coyoacan.
Rev. Geo. W. Chalfant, D.D., Coyoacan.
Clara B. Browning, 3d Providencia, 1004, city.
Mary McDermid, 3d Providencia, 1004, city.
Mexican Preachers
Rev. Arcadio Morales, Nueva Mexico St., No. 10. Rev. Plutarco Arellano, 4th Humboldt, 1323.
Directory of Missionaries Outside Mexico City
The Mission also has work in twelve States of the Republic organized under
a General Synod and Four Presbyteries. Rev. Isaac Boyce, D.D., 2a Alatorre, No. 9, Jalapa, V. C. Rev. W. E. Vanderbilt, Zitacuaro, Michoacan.
Rev. C. Scott Williams, Rose Leaf Home (P. O. Box 104), San Luis Potosi. Rev. William Wallace, Mission House (P. O. Box 86), Saltillo, Coah. Rev. F. F. Wallace, D.D., Mission House (P. O. Box 86), Saltillo, Coah. Miss Jennie Wheeler, Presbyterian Normal School (P. O. Box 91), Saltillo,
Coah.
Rev. Charles Petran, Bajos de San Agustin (P. O. Box 37), Zacatecas. Mrs. C. D. Campbell, Sombrerete, Zac. Rev. A. T. Graybill, D.D. (Southern Presbyterian Mission), Linares, Nuevo
Leon. The two Missions work unitedly under the General Synod and in the English
Congregation, Mexico City.
CHURCHES.
school, 9:30 a. m., with preaching fol lowing. Prayer meeting, Thursday evening.
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH. - Gante 5; est. 1874. Rev. H. A. Bassett, pastor. Preaching, 10:30 a. m. and Epworth League 8 p. m. Sundays. Prayer meet- ing, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Mr. Wal- ton John, organist. Official board, W. R. Grogan, G. C. Van den Bosch, George E. Row, William T. Pritchard, C. S. Jordan, J. S. Turner, R. E. Com- fort, C. I. Arnold. Ladies' Aid So- ciety meets every 1st and 3d Tuesdays at 3:30, Gante 5. Officers, pres., Mrs. R. E. Comfort; treas., Mrs. C. S. Jor- dan.
UNION EVANGELICAL CHURCH. - la Hum- boldt 608. Services, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sundays. Prayer meeting, Thurs- days at 8 p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Communion, 1st Sundays in Jan- uary, April, July, October. Pastor, Rev. W. Elsworth Lawson, 5a Naranjo 2515; exec, com., W. W. Blake, chm. and treas.; H. P. Webb, secy.; L. Kingman, J. A. Hendry, S. W. Walker, J. Hatfield; court of deacons, J. M. Frazer, H. P. Webb, W. W. Blake, H. W. Morton. Sunday school, H. W. Morton, supt.; Mrs. H. P. Hamilton, asst. supt.; ushers, R. P. Easton, W. S. Murdock, E. T. Bradbury. A monthly bulletin is issued by the pastor. The Ladies' Aid Society meets 2d and 4th Mondays; pres., Mrs. W. E. Lawson; secy., Mrs. H. Putnam, la Alamo 511.
(Services in Spanish).
DIVING SALVADOR (Presbyterian). - Calle Hospital Real. Rev. Arcadio Morales, pastor; Rev. Hubert W. Brown, mis- sionary. Services, Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday nt 7:30 p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. - 2a Mina and 3a Humboldt. Rev. Ernesto Barocio, pas- tor. Services, Sundays 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Mondays and Thursdays 7:30 p. m.
INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF MEXICO. - 8a Zaragoza 50. Rev. D. F. Watkins, pastor, Rinconada Santa Cata- rina 2.
MEXICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - St. Peter's Pro- Cathedral, Avenida Oriente 14 (San Jose de Garcia St. 714). Rev. Henry Forrester, vicar of Provisional Bishop of Mex. Episcopal Church. Daily ser- vices, except Sunday, 6:30 a. m., and except Wednesday, 5:30 p. m.; Wednes- day, 7 p. m. Sunday services, 8:30 a. m., 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Holy day services, major days 10:30 a. m. ; minor days, 8:30 a. m.
TRINITY M. E. CHURCH. - Gante 5. Rev. C. del Valle, pastor. Services, Sunday 11:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school, 4 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday at 7 p. m.
Missions.
BAPTIST MISSION IN MEXICO. - Rev. Will- iam H. Sloan, supt., 3a Humboldt 515.
INDEPENDENT EVANGELICAL CHURCH OF MEXICO. - Est. 1897; has at present 36 congregations; 49 workers; 1,250 members. Rev. D. F. Watkins, Rin- conada Santa Catarina 2, central dis- trict; official paper, La Bandera Chris- tiana.
MISSION OF M. E. CHURCH. - Gante 5. Dr. J. W. Butler, presiding elder and cor. secy, and treas. Includes 143 churches, 40 ministers, church property valued at $123,700, and 5,256 communi- cants; work supported by voluntary con- tributions; 8 English speaking ministers and 3 English speaking congregations. Official paper, Abogado Christiano.
PRESBYTERIAN MISSION IN MEXICO. - Est. 187-2. Consists of 10 missionaries, 90 Mexican preachers and teachers in charge of Presbyterian schools, congre- gations and publications in Mexico. Hubert W. Brown, treas.; office, S. Juan Letran 12 and Av. Malitzin 1, Coyoacan. Official paper, El Faro.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS (The). - Rev. Geo. M. Brown, supt., S. Juan Letran 4.
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HOSPITALS AND CHARITIES.
American Benevolent Society iu Mexico.
Organized, 1868, through efforts of U. S. Consul John Black; the first meeting was held Feb. 22; constitution adopted March 12; revised in 1873 by John W. Foster, U. S. minister. Present officers, hon. pres.. American ambassador; 1st v.-pres., T. R. Hasam; 2d v.-pres., L. O. Harnecker; secy., G. E. Towle; treas., H P. Webb; curators, W. G. Moler, 1. J. Seligman, Thos. J. Ryder, F. E. Young. The society has two dis- tinct branches, (a) the Relief Fund, and (b) the American Hospital (which see). Annual meeting, 4th Saturday in Jan- uary.
Relief Fund.
Executive committee: The board of the society and G. E. Towle, secy., and in charge of relief; address, Gante 2.
American Hospital.
Branch of American Benevolent Society, organized in 1885 as a result of the death from smallpox of the manager of an excursion to Mexico. Simon Lara, an American citizen, born of Spanish parents, purchased the site of the present hospital for $10,000 and presented it to the association, with other gifts. Two hundred thousand dollars has since been expended on the property. Officers: T. R. Hasam, Chr.; I. J. Seligman, secy.; H. P. Webb, treas.; directors, Powell Clay- ton, F. E. Young, W. G. Moler, L. 6. Harnecker, Thos. J. Ryder, William Guggenheim (life director).
BALL AND CIRCUS. - An annual ball is given Thanksgiving night at Orrin's Circus under the supervision of the American Hospital, the proceeds of which are given to the hospital. In 1902 $6,201.50 was realized. A benefit
at the same Circus, Feb. 22, 1903, netted $1,551.50.
AMERICAN HOSPITAL. - Calle Sur 36 No. 84. Dr. Lawrence Shields, house sur- geon, tel. 345; Mrs. S. Netterberg, ma- tron; Wm. Schroeder, clerk; Miss Lentz, head nurse; Mrs. Davis, Miss Crawford, Mr. Goel, asst. nurses; W. D. Sanborn, apothecary; hospital tel. 657. Accommodations for 50 patients; 500 patients are treated yearly; percent- age of mortality smaller than at other large hospitals despite the fact that con- tagious diseases are admitted.
British Relief Fund.
Organized, 1897, to render assistance to distressed British subjects; exec, com., the president of the fund, the British minister; v.-pres., Capt. Guillermo Bar- ron; treas., Jas Walker; secy., C. J. Biorklund, Andrew Blake, W. B. Wood- row, H. C. McAusland, T. Phillips, Thomas Ford and Dr. T. D. Wheatley, medical and relief officer, Jardin More- los 1. Ladies' auxiliary com., Mrs. M. E. Biorklund, secy. The members visit regularly pensioners assisted by the fund. The annual meetings are held the second Friday in February.
German Benevolent Society.
DEUTSCHE* HULFSVEREIN. - Officers: Pres., F. Neugebauer; secy, and mem- ber of American Hospital Assn., Wm. Hulvershorn; cemetery com., L. Bac- meister, Carlos Hirchberg; Wm. Hul- vershorn, relief officer, Colegio Ninas 1. The association has a lot in Dolores Cemetery.
French and Swiss Society.
ASSOCIATION FRANCAIS, SUISSE, Y BELGE
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C. Morel; secy., H. Ferret; treas.,
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cemetery, La Piedad road; hospital, 2a Industria 4 and 5.
Spanish Benevolent Society.
SOCIEDAD DK BENEFICENCIA ESPANOL. -
Nino Perdido; secy., Juan P. Bolboa; cemetery, " Pantheon Espaiiol," on the Tacuba road.
Italian Benevolent Societies.
SOCIETA ITALIANA DI MUTUO SOCORRO E FRATELLANZA. - Bias Amelio, pres., Pte Monzon 9; Pablo Cozzi, treas.
SOCIEDAD DI MUTUO SOCORRO E BENEFI- CENZIA Italiana Umberto 1. Meetings in the Maison Doree every three months; lot in the Spanish cemetery.
HOSPITALS. Private Hospitals.
AMERICAN HOSPITAL. - Calle Sur 36 No. 84. Dr. Lawrence Shields, house sur- geon, tel. 345; Mrs. S. Netterberg, ma- tron; Win. Schroeder, clerk; Miss Lentz, head nurse; Mrs. Davis, Miss Crawford and Mr. Goel, asst. nurses; W. D. Sanborn, apothecary; hospital tel., 657. Accommodations for 50 pa- tients; 500 patients are treated yearly: percentage of mortality smaller than at other large hospitals, despite the fact that contagious cases are admitted.
FRENCH, Swiss & BELGIAN HOSPITAL. - Industria 4 and 5; office Clln. Espiritu Santo 12; tel. 338.
SPANISH HOSPITAL. - Nifio Perdido 17; tel. 152; office, Seminario 6.
Rail-way Hospitals.
INTEROCEANIC. - Soledad, Sta. Cruz 8%. San Lazaro; supported by assessment of employees' salaries; Dr. Leopoldo Cas- tro, surgeon; M. Cervantes, head nurse; tel. 1056.
MEXICAN CENTRAL. - Emergency hospital and dispensary in Buenavista yards; supported by assessment of empolyees' salaries; Dr. J. Taj on, surgeon in charge; office hours, 8 to 9 a. m.; main hospital, Aguascalientes.
NATIONAL R.R. OF MEXICO. - One-halt" mile in rear of Colonia station; sup- ported by assessment of employees' salaries; Dr. C. W. Westmoreland, local surgeon; Miss Kate S. Hinds, head nurse.
Mexican Hospitals.
Concepcion Beistegui, Regina 129. Divino Salvador (insane women), Canoa
9, tel. 129.
Foundling Asylum, 2a Merced 3. General, Colonia Hidalgo, tel. 292. Homeopathic, Pte S. Antonio Abad, tel.
909. Juarez (govt.) for wounded, Plzla. S.
Pablo 1125, tel. 915. Jesus, Jesus 1223. Maternity Hospital, Reviilagigedo 420,
tel. 683.
Militar (military), Plzla. S. Lucas. Morelos, S. Juan de Dios, tel. 283. San Andres, S. Andres 42, tel. 151. San Hipolito (insane men), S. Hip61ito
1003.
CEMETERIES*
American Cemetery.
In 1898 the American government or- dered the closing of the U. S. National Cemetery in San Rafael to all burials except the soldier dead and their fami- lies. A mass meeting of prominent members of the American Cpjony was
then called, which led to the formation of the American Cemetery Association for the purpose of opening a new ceme- tery.
A tract of land was purchased near the historic town of Tacuba, about 30 min- utes' ride from this city by tramcar,
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and 46 acres were laid out for the purpose above noted. By a special concession from the Mexican Govern- ment, British subjects, as well as American citizens, may be interred in these grounds, under especially favor- able conditions.
The grounds of the new cemetery have been beautifully laid out, and, as it appears to-day, it embodies the care- ful work of nearly two years, and compares well with the best Ameri- can and European cemeteries. The management has displayed great originality in laying out the grounds, which have more the appearance of a beautiful park than a cheerless burial ground; and at the same time the site is invested with all the sacredness pertaining to a burial place for the dead.
All Americans who die here in an im- poverished condition are furnished burial place free of charge.
The cemetery was formally dedicated February 20, 1901, the American Am- bassador taking part in the ceremony. Officers: A. B. Ingalsbee, pres. ; Ross Wemple, v.-pres. ; H. P. Webb, secy.; W. W. Graham, treas.
British Cemetery.
Situated at Tlaxpana gate, on Tacuba road, adjoining the U. S. National Cemetery. Owned by the British Ceme- tery Association. Officers: Thomas Phillips, pres. ; Wm. Patterson, hon. treas.; Geo. Biorklund, hon. secy.; com., the officers and C. T. Ambridge, J. M. Anderson, H. E. Bourchier, H. F. Carter, J. Walker.
TJ. S. National Cemetery.
Tacuba road, San Rafael. Est. 1351. Capt. John Ayers, supt.
On the western edge of the city, on the Calzada de San Cosme, is a little patch of ground possessing peculiar interest for Americans, and especially for those who reside in Mexico. Though on Mexican soil, it is Amer- ican in the fullest sense of the word, for the full and perfect title is vested in the United States of America. It is the only piece of ground that the United States Government owns lo- cated in a foreign country. The cem- etery was established in 1851, under an act of Congress. Seven hundred and fifty soldiers, killed in the war of '47, are buried together in a single grave. In memory of them a simple granite shaft, six feet in height, has been raised.
In the American cemetery are buried many well-known Americans who have died in Mexico. In 1899 the cemetery was closed for burial pur- poses, except for the remains of old soldiers. A new American cemetery has since been opened near the his- toric town of Tacuba, about thirty minutes' ride from the city. It con- tains forty-six acres of land. By a special concession from the Mexican Government, British subjects, as well as American citizens, may be in- terred in these grounds.
DOLORES CEMETERY. - West of Tacubaya. SAN FERNANDO. - Plzla. S. Fernanda.
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SPANISH CEMETERY. - Tacuba road. FRENCH CEMETERY. - La Piedad road. Cemeteries in localities of same name:
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Mexico City.
1902.
January 1. - Charity base ball game be- tween American Club and Railroaders resulted in victory for the latter by score of 9 to 5.
January 4. - Grand ball given by Presi- dent Diaz to delegates to Pan-American Congress in National Palace.
January 15. - Brilliant marriage of Miss Charlotte Clayton, daughter of Gen. Powell Clayton, ambassador of the United States to Mexico, and Baron Moncheur, Minister of Belgium at Washington.
January 16. - Heavy earthquake shocks over entire country. Many lives and great property loss at Chilpancingo, Guerrero. The English speaking colony was prompt in raising funds for the assistance of the sufferers, contributing more than $20,000.
January 25. - Orrin's Circus opened its season of 1902.
January 31. - Closing of the Pan-Ameri- can Congress after a session of four months in Mexico City. This Congress, which was represented by some of the most noted men in the Americas, at- tracted widespread attention and accom- plished a great deal of useful work. During their stay in Mexico they were magnificently entertained.
February 1. - E. N. Brown was appointed third vice-president and general mana- ger of the Mexican National R.R.
February 2. - Meet of the German Riding Club at Peralvillo in honor of the birthday of King William II.
February 9. - Annual football game be- tween English and Scotch teams re- sulted in a victory for the former by a score of three to two goals.
February 22. - Washington's birthday was celebrated by a benefit for the Ameri-
can Hospital at Orrin's Circus which netted $888.80.
March 2. - Rev. Dr. T. De Witt Talmage preached to several thousand persons at the Gante Street Church. It was his last sermon previous to his death on Apr. 12 at Washington, D. C.
April 20. - Memorial services held at Gante Street Church in honor of Rev. Dr. T. De Witt Talmage.
May 28. - Death at Battle Creek, Mich., of Mary F. Lloyd, principal of the Hijas de Juarez School, and one of the oldest missionaries in Mexico.
June 1. - Gabriel Morton elected vice- president and comptroller of the Mexi- can Central Ry., and E. N. Brown elected second vice-president and gen- eral manager of the Mexican National R.R.
July 4. - The celebration by the American Colony of the Fourth of July at the Tivoli de Eliseo, was the greatest gath- ering of Americans ever held in a for- eign country, and was one of the most brilliant assemblages ever seen in Mex- ico. President Diaz was present and spent the morning on the grounds. The oration of the day was made by Gen. Powell Clayton, United States Ambas- sador to Mexico, and the Declaration of Independence was read by Hon. Severe Mallet Prevost, of New York. The celebration was in charge of the follow- ing executive committee: J. B. Frisbie, Jr., chairman; W. A. L. Schaefer, vice- chairman; W. R. Grogan, secretary; Otto Hecklemann, treasurer, and C. W. Whittemore.
July 14. - The commemoration of the storming of the Bastile was magnificent- ly celebrated by the French Colony at the Tivoli de Eliseo.
July 25. - Death of C. C. Merrill, one of
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the most esteemed American residents of Mexico City, of heart failure. August 8. - Coronation of King Edward VII was most magnificently celebrated by the British Colony in Mexico by a ball given at Orrin's Circus Building. The decorations were magnificent and the scene was one that has rarely been equalled. President Diaz graced the occasion with his presence. The execu- tive committee in charge were as fol- lows: J. M. Anderson, chairman; D. P. Bennett, vice-chairman; Bruce Bai- ley, J. V. Brenchley, Charles Clegg, H. E. Bourchier, Thomas Ford, James Phil- lips, W. B. Woodrow.
August 9. - A brilliant gathering of diplomats, together with a full repre- sentation of the English speaking col- ony, was present at the services in com- memoration of the coronation of King Edward VII, held at Christ Church. August 24. - The clubhouse of the San Pedro Golf Club was formally thrown open to its members and friends. September 1. - Opening of the Y. M. C. A. Building at Puente de Alvarado 4. September 7. - Commencement of the cele- brations in honor of Covadonga Day by the Spanish Colony at the Tivoli del Eliseo. The celebration was closed by a beautiful white and black ball held at the Principal theater on Sept. 8.
September 14. - Corner stone of new Post- office Building laid by President Diaz. September 20. - Formal opening of the Y. M. C. A. Building in presence of large gathering of the English-speaking col- ony. The address of the evening was delivered by Gen. Powell Clayton, United States Ambassador to Mexico. September 21. - Mass meeting held in the Conservatory of Music in the interest of the Florence Crittenton Industrial School and Day Nursery. Maj. R. B. Gorsuch presided and addresses were made by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Judge . Ignacio Sepulveda, Dr. Edw. Liceaga, Dr. Macouzet and W. W. Blake.
October 3. - Dance given by St. Andrews
Society at Mrs. Tennents. October 6. - Death of Harry J. Neale, a
well known American resident. October 12. - Dedication service of the new building of the Union Evangelical Church in Calle Humboldt. Sermon was preached by the paster, Rev. W. Elsworth Lawson. October 16. - Death of Otto Heckelmann,
a prominent American. November 14. - Death of Adolph Rock of
pneumonia, near El Paso, Tex. November 19. - Mrs. Thomas S. Gore, proprietor of Gore Court and prominent in musical and social circles, was ac- cidentally killed in Paris by a Russian artist, Jean de Rydenzanski. Mrs. Gore made her last public appearance in Mexico at a concert held in Wagner & Levien's, on Apr. 24, for the benefit of the building fund of the Union Evangelical Church.
November 23. - The baseball season of the Mexico Athletic Association was formally inaugurated.
November 25. - Death in London of J. J. Allen, general traffic manager of the Tehuantepec Ry. and one of the best known railroad men in the Republic of Mexico.
November 27. - The annual Charity Ball, held on Thanksgiving Day, was a mag- nificent success. The decorations were very handsome and there was present a brilliant gathering of the American and English Colonies, together with the president of the Republic, many high officials of the Government and a full representation of the Diplomatic Corps. An entirely new departure was made in the supper arrangements, which proved very satisfactory. The ball netted the sum of $6,201.50 for the American Benevolent Society. The ball was under the management of the fol- lowing committees: Executive: T. R. Hasam, chairman; H. W. Selover and T. S. Dayton; finance, L. O. Harnecker; official invitations, Judge I. Sepulveda; invitations, W. W. Blake; decoration,
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December 1. - The following appointments of the Mexican Central Ry. were an- nounced: C. R. Hudson, traf. mgr.; W. D. Murdock, gen. pass, agt.; H. Lawton, gen. frt. agt., and F. L. Wem- ple, asst. gen. frt. agt.
December 6. - Dinner of the St. Andrews Society in honor of St. Andrews Day, held at the Hotel Jardin.
December 8. - Death of Augustin Hoth, managing partner of G. Lohse & Co., of pneumonia. He was one of the old- est foreigners in Mexico.
December 12. - Annual field day of the Reforma Athletic Club. The weather was clear and snappy, the sports well contested and the attendance large.
December 22. - General Reyes resigned the portfolio of Minister of War.
December 25. - Baseball game between the Leans and Fats netted the sum of $250 for the Free Dormitory and Coffee House.
December 31. - The close of the year was celebrated by the benefit to the Mexico City Grammar and High School, held at Orrin's Circus, and by a ball held at the American Club. At both enter- tainments the most prominent figure was W. J. Bryan, of Nebraska, who was making a tour of Mexico.
PLACES OF INTEREST.
Parks and Drives.
ALAMEUA. - The city's largest park, bounded by Avenida Juarez, Mirador Alameda, San Juan de Dios and San Diego. Bands play Thursday and Sun- day morning and afternoon.
PLAZA MAYOR. - The square surrounded by the National Palace, City Hall, Cathedral and the Portales. Center of the city's official life. In the Zocalo, in its center, the people's park, bands play Thursday and Sunday morning and afternoon.
CHAPULTEPEC PARK. - Surrounding Cha- pultepec Castle. Conveniently placed here is the beautiful Restaurant Cha- pultepec, of glass and steel.
CALZADA DE CHAPULTEPEC. - Newly im- proved drive from the Paseo Bucareli to Chapultepec.
PASEO DE LA REFORMA. - Mexico's famous drive, extending 2Vz miles from the statue of Carlos IV to Chapultepec; 200 feet broad, arranged with six cir-
cling drives, or Glorietas, 400 feet in breadth.
Monuments and Statues.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS' MONUMENT. - U. S. National Cemetery, Tlaxpana.
CARLOS IV STATUE. - Entrance to Paseo de la Reforma.
CHAPULTEPEC CADETS' MONUMENT. - Cha- pultepec Park.
COLUMBUS STATUE. - Plazuela Buenavista.
COLUMBUS MONUMENT. - Glorieta Colon.
CUAUHTEMOC STATUE. - Glorieta Cu- auhtemoc.
JUAREZ TOMB. - San Fernando Cemetery.
Points of Interest.
FLOWER MARKET. - Empedradillo, near
Cathedral. PORTALES. - West and south sides of Plaza
Mayor. THIEVES' MARKET. - Old Volador market,
southeast corner Plaza Mayor. VIGA CANAL. - Begins near Plazuela San
Pablo, extends southeast.
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ATZCAPOTZALCO. - 5 miles n. w.
COYOACAN. - 14 miles s. w. Residence of Cortes.
EL DESIERTO. - Abandoned monastery, 16 miles s. w. (Street cars to Santa Fe).
GUADALUPE. - 2% miles n. e. Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patron Saint of Mexico.
LA PIEDAD. - 1% miles s. w. Church con- tains miraculous painting of Virgin.
MIXCOAC. - Brick manufacturing suburb, 8 miles s. w.
POPOTLA. - 2 miles n. w. Noche Triste tree, under which Cortes spent the night of his retreat from Mexico City, June 30, 1521.
SAN ANGEL. - 12 miles s. w. Residence suburb. Ancient monastery.
TACUBA. - 3% miles n. w.
TACUBAYA. - Residence suburb south of Chapultepec. Population, 12,000.
TLALPAM. - 18 miles s. w. Cotton manu- facturing and residence suburb. Popu- lation, 7,000.
SIDE TRIPS FROM MEXICO.
ACOCOTLA (M.R.R.). - Elev. 8,333 ft., . highest point on railway; dist., 153 kilo metres. View of the four volcanoes - Orizaba, Malinche, Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl.
AGUASCALIENTES (M.C.R.R.). - Pop., 40,- 000; elev., 6,179 ft; 356 miles. Famous for its hot springs and the beautiful drawn work.
ALTA Luz (M.R.R.). - 258 kilos. First view of Maltrata Valley. Road de- scends 3,080 ft. in 18% miles.
AMECAMECA (Interoc. R.R.). - Pop., 10,- 000; elev., 8,088; 36 miles. Near base of Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl, the ascent of which is made from here.
CORDOBA (M.R.R.). - 198 miles on Mexi- can Railroad, the center of the coffee shipping district.
CUAUTLA (Interoc. R.R.). - Elev., 4,267 ft; 85 miles. A health resort in the hot country; sulphur springs, drives, flowers.
CUERNAVACA. - " The Sleeping Beauty " (M.C.R.R.). One of the prettiest, cleanest, healthiest towns in Mexico; balmy air always. The summer home of Cortes and Maximilian; noted, too, for the beautiful Borda gardens. Elev., 4,921 ft.; 74 miles.
GUADALAJARA (M.C.R.R.). - " The Pearl of the Occident"; pop., 125,000; 381 miles; elev., 5,054 ft First-class hotels and sanitarium. Barranca reached by F. C. de Oblatos from Guadalajara.
GUANAJUATO (M.C.R.R.). - Oldest and most famous mining city of Mexico; pop., 50,000; elev., 6,837 ft; 250 miles; sanitarium at Silao.
IGUALA (M.C.R.R.) - Ten hours from Mexico. Former seat of Toltec power. Retreat of Iturbide. Most beautiful plaza in Mexico, with tamarind trees, planted in 1832, 3% ft. thick. Just beyond, Iguala Canon, the deepest canon in Mexico, through which the road runs.
! JALAPA (Interoc. R.R.). - Pop., 25,000; elev., 4,395 ft.; 258 miles; capital of Veracruz. Veracruz and the Gulf Coast, 70 miles away, 4,000 ft. below, may be seen.
LAKE CHAPALA (M.C.R.R.). - Pronounced by Baron Humboldt to be without a peer for beauty. All-year resort; de- lightful climate; duck shooting, boating, bathing, first-class hotel - the " Arza- palo." Stage line meets train from Guadalajara at Atequiza daily.
MORELIA (N. R.R.). - 235 miles from Mexico is Morelia, " The Magnificent."
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One of the most beautiful cathedrals in Mexico; the Alameda, pink aqueduct and stone causeway.
ORIZABA (M.R.R.), "The jewel." - 182 miles; largest city in the tropics.
PUEBLA (Interoc. & M. Rys.). - Pop., 125,- 000; elev., 7,068 ft.; 116 miles; military key to the City of Mexico; the " City of Angels"; noted cathedral; medicinal baths.
TOLUCA (N.R.R.). - 45 miles; elev., »,000 ft.; beautiful industrial city.
PATZCUARO (N.R.R.). - Elev., 7,000 ft.; on Lake Patzcuaro, 10x20 miles. The Moorish city of Mexico; nearby, Tzintzuntzan and Titian's " The En- tombment."
VERACRUZ (M., Interoc. & Alvarado Rys.). - Important seaport; the location now of important harbor and sewer works.
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ORKIN'S CIRCUS.
(Plazuela Villamil).
Mexico's most unique enterprise is her winter circus, the Circo-Teatro Orrin, which has been the capital's distinctive amusement feature for nearly 20 years. There is nothing like it in the world - possibly in no other city in the world could it attain the great success it has attained in Mexico. It is a combina- tion of a regular " ring show " and vau- deville theatre, with a dash of Bohe- mianism pervading it all. There is something wonderfully fascinating to the tourist in the brilliantly lighted "Circo" to listen, perhaps, to an operatic selec- tion by Parisian singers, to see a whirling vision of Viennese dancers, and then suddenly to be spattered with sawdust from the hoofs of the bare- backed horse of a dashing American girl rider. Yet all this is quite cus- tomary at Orrin's. " Turns " on the stage alternate with " acts " in the ring, and the ingenious construction of the building permits rare pantomime and spectacular possibilities.
The building, a handsome iron and stone affair, was built by Orrin Brothers, the proprietors, after designs of their own. It is a combination structure, under whose domed main hall tiers of seats, broken by a row of boxes, and capable of accommodating 3,000 people, are ar- ranged in amphitheatre form. The cir-
cle of the tiers is rendered incomplete by the erection at one side of a full theatre stage, in advantageous view of every seat. In the center of the round- ing rows of seats is a regulation circus ring, just as big as the " Greatest on Earth," but without the disagreeable accompaniments of obscuring poles and ropes and pulleys. In the comfortable chairs or boxes, it is like seeing the show from one's parlor window.
But there are other combinations still. The tiers of orchestra seats have sepa- rate cuts every 10 feet, and are so mounted on wheels that, within 20 minutes' time, they may be detached and rolled back under the higher tier of boxes above, completely disappear- ing from view. Over the vacant space and the circus ring a floor is laid, and the result is a vast level ballroom, with boxes all around, and here are held the great American Charity Balls on Thanksgiving night and the Fourth of July, when the building is generously donated for the occasion by the Messrs. Orrin.
The town season of the Circus is during the winter months, when Mexico City is gayest. In late January, usually, the season begins. The opening night at " Orrin's " sees the boxes a mass of kaleidoscopic color and the foyer the meeting place for every one " Who's who" in Mexico. The circus season
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lasts until late in May, when the " Circo "proper tours the Republic, and Spanish and Italian dramatic and ope- ratic companies fill the house.
The Orrin Brothers are Americans, whom their enterprise has made independently wealthy, and who are among the most influential men in Mexico, not only in the colony, but among Mexicans of standing. In great measure their popu- larity has been brought about not by the circus alone, but by their generous contributions to charity. " Lujo " or gala nights are frequent during the season, and these are often wholly for the benefit of deserving charity. For instance, the performance for the American Hospital in February of this year netted over $1,000, and this benefit, with others, is repeated each year. It is this sort of thing that makes the name of Orrin a word with which to conjure.
A feature of Orrin's is " Dick " Bell, 40 years a clown, and half that time with Orrin's.
Performances are given at 8:45 p. m. every evening and at 4 p. m. Thurs- days and Sundays. Admission prices range from 25c. to $1.50.
Theatres.
ARBEU. - S. Felipe Neri. Capacity 1,500; prices, lunetas (pit), $1; gallery, 25c. ; boxes, $6, $3, $2. Performances at 4 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. Open Sundays and holidays.
NATIONAL THEATRE. - Under construction by the government on Pte. S. Francis- co; to become the most elaborate thea- tre in the city.
PRINCIPAL. - Coliseo Nuevo 9. Capacity, 1,100; house prices, lunetas (pit), $1; balcony, 50c. ; gallery, 25c. ; boxes, $6, $4, $3. Double for opera and star at- tractions. Performances, 4 p. m. and 8:45 p. m., including Sunday and Feast Days. Mgrs, Arcaraz Bros.
REACIMIENTO. Puerta Falsa S. Andres 5.
(Comp. Mex. de Espectaculos) , com- pleted in August, 1900; capacity, 1,000; admission, 50c. ; orchestra, $1; boxes, $6, $3, $2, subject to variation. Per- formances 8:45 p. m. J. Caspar de Alba, mgr.
TYPICAL MEXICAN THEATRES. - The Mig- non, Mariscala; Hildalgo, Corcheros; Maria Guerrero.
Bowling.
Since the opening of the Y. M. C. A's. bowling alleys in Mexico this sport has taken a firm hold upon the members of the American and English colonies. A league has been formed of the follow- ing teams: Independents, National Railroad, Bachelors, Mexico Mine & Smelter Supply Co., Mexicans, Insur- ance men, Mexican Central Ry., Bank- ers, Professional men and directors of the Y. M. C. A. Matches between the above teams are held three times a week at the Y. M. C. A. building, Puente Alvarado No. 4.
Spanish Ball Games.
PELOTA. - The national game of Spain was formerly very popular in Mexico and there were three frontons or courts where the game was played. Owing to a number of disagreements and irregu- larities in the playing the games have now been practically discontinued, al- though there are occasional games played at the fronton in Calle Iturbide. Ordinary admission, $1, with preferred seats $1.50; boxes, $8. Betting on the games is the chief attraction.
Card Clnhs.
There are a number of clubs in the city where stud poker is the principal amuse- ment, all other kinds of gambling being barred by the Mexfcan Government. Cards of admission may be secured upon application to the secretary. The principal ones are as follows: Ameri- can Club, Zuleta 10; Good Luck Club, 1st Independencia 10; Jardin Club,
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Ball Fights.
ROMITA RING. - On La Piedad road, a continuation of the Paseo de Bucareli; capacity, 18,000; diameter of ring, in the clear, 150 ft. Six bulls are killed at each fight during the season from October to April. Fights occur on Sun- days and Feast Days only, beginning promptly at 3 p. m. Admission, from 50c., on sunny side, to $3 on shady side, with seats; boxes, seating six, $15 to $25. Office, la Independencia 22.
CHAPULTEPEC RING. - Near Castle of Cha- pultepec; capacity and prices aproxi- mately same as the Romita Ring. Office. Gante 2 (upstairs).
Racing.
TRACK. - Peralvillo. Racing in Mexico is under the supervision of the Jockey Club; the committee having direct con-
trol is named by the committee of the club. The sport was a dead letter dur- ing 1906, both the spring and fall meet- x ing of the club failing to materialize, while the grandstand of the Indianilla track was torn down. This, after seven- teen years' of continuous racing. A new track is under construction near Chapultepec, and the sport will be re- vived.
Billiards.
The game is becoming very popular in Mexico, especially since the yearly visits of professional players from the United States was inaugurated several years ago. During the past winter there were a number of successful series of games between American, Spanish and French players, which drew large crowds. The largest billiard hall in the city and Republic is the Brunswick-Balke, at la Independen- cia 10, which is modern and up-to- date in every respect.
POPULATION OF REPUBLIC
The Population of Mexico, According: to the Census of 19OO, Is 13,569,482, Which Is Divided Among: the States as Follows:
Aguascalientes 100,910
Campeche 84,218
Coahuila 280,899
Colima 65,026
Chiapas 363,216
Chihuahua 327,004
Distrito Federal 530,723
Durango 371,274
Guanajuato 1,065,317
Guerrero 474,594
Hidalgo 603,074
Jalisco 1,137,311
Mexico 924,457
Michoacan 935,849
Morelos 161,697
Forward 7,425,569
Brought forward.. 7,425,569
Nuevo Leon 326,940
Oaxaca 947,910
Puebla 1,024,446
Queretaro 228,489
San Luis Potosi 582,486
Sinaloa 296,109
Sonora 220,553
Tabasco 158,107
Tamaulipas 220,253
Tlaxcala 172,217
Vera Cruz 960,570
Yucatan 312,264
Zacatecas 496,810
Territory of Tepic 149,677
Territory of B. C 47,082
Total 13,569,482
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CLUBS.
Of the nine larger clubs in Mexico City, the members of the American and British clubs, most oi the members of the Jockey Club, and perhaps half the members of the German clubs, speak English. The other clubs include two French, the Spanish, and the National Club.
AMERICAN CLUB,
(Gante 1).
Organized 1895. Members are: (1) Honorary; (2) Resident; (3) Associate. Officers for 1903 are: L. O. Harnecker, pres.; H. W. Selover, 1st v.-pres.; W; G. Moler, 2d v.-pres.; C. W. Whittemore, secy.; F. J. Dunkerley, treas.; dirs., W. B. Woodrow, W. W. Graham, T. S. Dayton, E. W. Sours, W. D. Murdock, J. R. Ambrosius; H. W. Selover, chrm. house com.; E. W. Sours, chrm. rules com.; W. B. Woodrow, chrrn. system and accnts. com.; E. N. Brown, chrm. building and land com.; G. W. Johnson, chrm. entertainment com.; W. W Graham, accntg; W. W. Blake, library. Club, apdo 15-B. A list of members follows:
Honorary.
President Diaz. The American Ambas sador.
Resident.
(With available P. O. addresses). Aguirre Eliseo apdo 105 Ambrosius J. R apdo 2128 Anderson R. Hay apdo 866 Arozarena R. de Babbitt R. O. Juan Manuel 18 Backus Wm. V. apdo 2112 Balke J. apdo 889 Barlow A. D. S. Diego 6. Barnard Jr. F. E. Coliseo Viejo 5 Barrios Benjamin Cadena 11 Bashford E. E. apdo 403
Beck E. L. la Sn. Fco. 14 Bedford L. F. apdo 2039 Bell Ricardo Av. Madrid 131 Bennett D. P. apdo 322 Bennett Harry apdo 242 Bitner C. W. apdo 2038 Blake A. apdo 294 Blake H. Y. Estaciones 3 Blake W. W. Gante 8 Boari Adamo Natl. Palace. Bohan D. J. apdo 34 bis Boss M. P. 2a Dolores 18 Batalla Diodoro, Estama Jesus 3 Praggiotti A. Amer. Club. Braniff O. T. apdo 303 Braniff Jr. Thomas Rosales 9 Braschi H. I. apdo 830
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Braschi V. M. apdo 830
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Brisbin C. B. apdo 638
Brown E. D. apdo 2052
Brown E. N. apdo 322
Buck M. V. Palma 5
Buchanan E. C. apdo 2028
Bullard L. J. apdo 570
Burdette A. S. apdo 658
Burns J. W. apdo 34 bis
Bushnell R. R. apdo 802
Butchart W. A. apdo 2081
Byers A. M. C.
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Capriles A. M. apdo 830 Carnes H. 2a Independencia & San Juan
Letran
Cartland T. P. R. apdo 2264 Castillo Victor M. Escalerillas 18 Gates J. E. Gante 12 Chambon H. 3a Fresno Chaplin Geo. P. 2a Dolores 18 Chevrillon Luis, apdo 18 bis Chillingsworth Felix apdo 2032 Chimidlin L. M. Centre Mercantil Ching E. M. apdo 37 bis Cleveland C. B. apdo 2180 Colin Ricardo apdo 2129 Combaluzier A. apdo 392 Contris W. W. la Independencia 16 Cook Geo. W. apdo 658 Cook Karl R. apdo 84 (B.) Copeland G. H. Ixtlahuaca Cornwell Alberto apdo 2328 Crittenden W. J. apdo 2027 Cummings C. E. apdo 293 Cuevas y Rubio Manuel Buenavista 1 Cuyas Juan 2a Dolores 20 Davis J. R. S. Juan Letran 3 Dayton T. S. apdo 447 Deekens A. H. la S. Francisco 7 DeGress W. A. Av. Juarez 602 DeGress W. J. apdo 870 Dewar N. P. Cadena 11 Dickinson F. A. apdo 2175 Dieffenbach H. M. apdo 792 Dinkins H. C. Coliseo Nuevo 10 Dobson A. R. la Independencia 9 Doerr Edward apdo 2507
Donly A. W. apdo 2029
Dunkerley F. J. apdo 834
Duplan A. la S. Francisco 14
Dutton A. W. apdo 2308
Dwan Geo. J. apdo 2007
Dwyer R. J. apdo 2031
Eggers Louis apdo 830
Elizaga L. Cadena 9
Elsasser M. apdo 863
Enriquez E. Av. Juarez 7
Farnsworth W. S. la S. Francisco 8
Farragut D. G. apdo 924
Fernande/ A. Cadena 9
Fish C. W. apdo 322
Ford J. W. Jr. Gante 4
Ford T. apdo 2108
Fortin S. apdo 2019
Fortun Joaquin, Corazon Jesus 16
Frank J. apdo 6
Frazer A. apdo 2184
Friederichs Carlos apdo 148
Frisbie J. B. apdo 91
Frisbie J. B. Jr. apdo 91
Frisbie L. C. apdo 91
Frost W. A. apdo 2028
Fuller S. F. apdo 2032
Fuss Geo. apdo 872
Galbraith J. N. apdo 322
Gallagher H. P. apdo 105
Garrett Warren la Independencia 4
Gesterfeld T. apdo 447
Gillespie T. C. apdo 267
Gleadell W. H. apdo 657
Gleason J. M. Nuevo Mexico 1
Gluck I. Profesa 6
Goodman A. R. Cadena 17
Gordon Hugh la Independencia 22
Gorsuch R. B. apdo 226
Graham W. W. 2a Industria 410
Green F. W. apdo 1071
Grimwood A. apdo 512
Groot J. J. de apdo 71-B
Guernsey F. R. apdo 2036
Guest C. E. apdo 2019
Ham Geo. I. apdo 2031
Hamer L. R. apdo 547
Hammond DeWitt la S. Francisco 8
Hampson J. H. apdo 704
Harnecker L. O. apdo 37 bis
Hasam T. R. la Damas 5
Hatfield J. S. apdo 242
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Co/d Medal, Paris, 1900
Medals at Chicago and "Buffalo
Zolly
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Sues*
3 Portal de Mercaderes 3
Mexico
"Branch Houses in Guadalajara and Goluca
Large Stock of Genuine
Panama Hats Large Stock of Stetson Hats
SOLE AGENTS
KNQX, The Hatter, tfeto YorK.
HAWES, VON GJlL & CO., NeW York
LINCOLN, 'BENNETT & CO., London
THE AMERICAN CLUB.
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Head H. C. apdo 834
Healy W. J. apdo 2174
Hegewisch A. apdo 2089
Hegewisch Adolfo A. apdo 2089
Heimke V\m. U. S. Embassy.
Hendricks H. L. apdo 910
Hcndry J. A. apdo 2028
Hesse Paul la Plateros 2
Heucr E. apdo 11
Hewett G. H. Pte. S. Francisco 16
Highberger F. W. apdo 924
Hilbert G. T. Amer. Club
Hirschberg C. apdo 601
Hobson F. J. Amer. Club
Hoeck F. P. la S. Francisco 12
Hoefele P. M. U. S. Embassy
Hohenthal A. apdo 863
Hudson C. R. apdo 2028
Hudson Paul apdo 2036
Hughes Wm. apdo 561
Hull W. B. 2a Independencia 8
Hutchison Isaac M. apdo 2098
Hutchinson L. M. apdo 241
Hutton R. H. apdo 18 bis
Icaza J. Sta. Clara 5
Fngalsbee A. B. apdo 769
Jackson J. C. apdo 2174
Jatho E. apdo 34 bis
Jennings G. W. apdo 2028
Johnson Ben apdo 2028
Johnson E. I. la Independencia 36
Johnson G. W. apdo 84-B
Johnstone F. W. apdo 2048
Judd L. C. Amer. Club
Kahle Jorge L. apdo 973
Kaiser J. apdo 2040
Kaiser L. M. apdo 863
Kaiser M. L. apdo 2040
Keeler T. P. Coliseo Nuevo 4
Keller W. H. S. Juan Letran 4
Kelley B. B. apdo 274
Kennedy Geo. apdo 2206
Kilvert M. A. apdo 129
Kirkland R. G. apdo 2172
Kleinschmidt Chas. Berlin 5
Kobayashi Naotaro, Pte. S. Francisco 13
Kuhn L. S. apdo 767
Lamar L. L. Amer. Club
Lamm C. C. Av. Madrid 127
Lamm L. Eliseo 50
Lander Dana S. apdo 2264
Lawton H. apdo 2028
Layer W. F. Estaciones 3
Lemon W. S. apdo 315
Leycequi E. apdo 837
Lietz P. S. apdo 2-B
Lister F. V. apdo 2098
Littlewood E. C.
Lobo Gustavo apdo 830
Loeb J. apdo 503
Loeb M. apdo 503
Lozano A. Cadena 11
Lozano Gmo. Cadena 11
Liibeck R. von apdo 148
McCann Ferdinand la Independencia 36
McCay M. S. Amer. Club
McCreery F. R. U. S. Embassy
McDonald A. J. apdo 2174
McDonough J. R. la S. Francisco 12
McGavock W. J. apdo 230
McGee John J. Gante 6
McLaren W. A. apdo 2216
McLeod J. H. la Independencia 9
McMahon J. B. Hotel Guardiola
Malda Luis A.
Mancera T. apdo 43
Marburg Arnold Paseo 113
Mason Edward H. S. Juan Letran 3
Mason Thomas, apdo 2028
Massie W. P. apdo 315
Mazenet D. apdo 403
Mead L. M. Sta. Clara 12
Meginn J. E. apdo 842
Mel H. S. Juan Letran 13
Mendez Pedro Z. Av. Morelos 1214
Meyer J. H. apdo 893
Meyer L. T. apdo 973
Miller Geo. F. Gante 14
Miller L. H. Caliseo Nuevo 4
Miller M. ^ucareli 1883
Mills Geo. E. 2a Independencia 4
Moler W. G. apdo 289
Moran H. H. apdo 2174
Moran Thomas Centre Mercantil
Mordough J. C. apdo 2264
More Alex apdo 675
Moreno F. de P. Ortega 26
Morkill W. L. apdo 103
Mosher F. Gante 4
Moylan J. J. apdo 359
Muench E. J. 2a S. Cosme 27%
Muller G. A. S. Augustin 7
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IS OUR
SPECIALTY
WE import our cloth direct from abroad, and are constantly r e - ceiving novelties from the princi- pal factories of Europe.
COMPLETE LINE OF
FURNISHING GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN. * We Set the Style for Mexico."
The Gentleman
2a Plateros No. 4.
THE AMERICAN CLUB.
105
Murdock W. D. apdo Naylor Chas. apdo 732 Navarro F. apdo 842 Neergaard L. E. de apdo 2266 Newall S. B. Zacatecas Newbery G. W. Gante 11 Nickerson H. R. apdo 2028 Niven Win. Amer. Club Nolan P. J. apdo 230 Neel Gerald E. apdo 488 O'Brien J. H. apdo 2028 Olsen O. J. apdo 658 Orrin E. W. Av. Paris 30 Palmer G. C. apdo 802 Parkes E. B. apuo 603 Parry L. H. apdo 910 Parsons A. W. apdo 2014 Peimbert A. 3a Alamo 5 Pelaez E. Cadena 9 Pennock W. B. apdo 575 Perez Antcnio P. Meditias 19 Perez F. F. 7a Principes 16 Pettegrew J. E. Manrique 4 Peyton A. J. la S. Francisco 7 Pfeufer A. apdo 2028 Phillips J. L. apdo 752 Pierce G. R. Amer. Club Porraz A. Refugio 15 Porter A. J. apdo 90-B Potter G. T. apdo 467 Powell W. E. apdo 2052 Prahl W. A. New York City Putnam A. D. apdo 2089 Reed C. W. Gante 7 Reed Geo. L. apdo 2266 Rice J. O. apdo 2129 Roalfe W. R. apdo 34-B Robertson P. L. apdo 526 Robinson A. A. apdo 2028 Boeder P. G. apdo 2125 - Ross G. F. apdo 2197 Rowe N. apdo 2116 Rubin Javin Ribera S. Cosme 3 Ruff Joseph apdo 2040 Ruth E. M. apdo 320 Ryan W. B. Gante 11 Ryder T. J. apdo 34-B Sanborn W. D. apdo 1649 Sada Rufo Tacuba 17 apdo 9 Saumenig Herbert M. apdo 2019 Saunders F. G. apdo 447
Sayer W. E.
Scallan J. A. apdo 2254
Schaefer W. A. L. apdo 2-B
Schmidt A. apdo 618
Schuyler Albert Grand Hotel
Scott Wm. Av. Juarez 4
Seligman I. J. apdo 792
Selover H. W. apdo 792
Sepulveda I. Cadena 11
Shafer Geo. G. apdo 2017
Shanks C. C. apdo 2028
Shaw A. L. Amer. Club
Shelton J. C. la Independencia 4
Shields L. la Independencia 9
Shorter C. S. apdo 467
Shoyer S. B. la Balderas 214
Sinclair W. H. apdo 2028
Sitges Henry apdo 732
Slade Dr. C. B. 2a Independencia 4
Smith A. C. la S. Francisco 7
Smith C. H. apdo 322
Smith Chas. T. apdo 322
Smith D. B. apdo 704
Smucker C. C. Hotel Guardiola
Snell J. A. apdo 2206
Snider J. E. la Sur 14
Sours E. W. apdo 918
Spence Geo. apdo 561
Spence H. Y. la Independencia 16
Stackpole C. B., apdo 2327
Staples W. O. Av. Balderas 824
Stephens W^ G. apdo 37-B
Stevenson J. R. apdo 148
Strauss C. T. apdo 291
Strittmatter J. C. apdo 586
Strong F. W. apdo 2031
Styner E. E. apdo 2028
Sutton C. S. apdo 2028
Swain C. W. apdo 37-B
Swift E. F. apdo 148
Thayer F. E. apdo 2505
Torija E. T. Angel 4
Torre y Mier Ignacio de la apdo 276
Trillo Jesus Cadena 9
Tucker G. A. apdo 769
Turner D. Manrique 4
Tuteur Joseph apdo 2505
Tuteur W. B.
Ulfelder Sidney Av. Juarez 4
Vail W. L. apdo 2264
Van Antwerp A. L. apdo 298
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G, LOHSE Y CO., Successors
Calle dela Palma, Nos. 9, 10 and \\
CITY OF MEXICO
44 The Old Hardware and General Store of La Palma*
Established 1843 Complete assortment of all the goods of these lines
TOOLS for Mechanics, Mining, Farming and Engineers. PUMPS for Water; Iron, Copper and Brass Pipe.
ELECTRIC APPARATUSES and Telephones of all kinds and systems.
1C.ANGES for Restaurants; Cooking Utensils, Scales.
PRINTING PRESSHS. Type and all kinds of Printing Materials.
The New Home, The New National. Sole agency for these well-known sewing machines. Beware of the various imitations.
CEMENT. First quality. Ruedersdorf Brand of superior kind.
Austrian Furniture.
Specialty in picture frames to order.
General Agent of The Royal Fire Insurance Company for the Mexican Republic.
THE AMERICAN CLUB.
107
Van Mourick G. Estaciones 3
Vargas M. R. Av. Morelos 1212
Veale W. J. 2a Mina 3
Wagner O. apdo 353
Walker S. W. apdo 2012
Wall Henry B. apdo 2171
Walmsley F. E. Av. Madrid 53
Ward L. L. Manrique 4
Webb 11. P. apdo 66-B
Weill A. apdo 863
Wemple F. L. apdo 2028
Wemple R. apdo 769
Westmoreland C. W. la Indpndncia 16
Whittemore C. W. apdo 2015
Wicks Van Wyck, Amer. Club
Williams A. apdo 930 Williams H. R. Ortega 13 Williams M. G. apdo 34-B Williams W. J. apdo 447 Williamson F. G. apdo 105 Wilson E. A. Amer. Club Wilson F. J. Cadena 9 Wollett W. L. Tula Hdo. Woodrow W. B. apdo 506 Worswick A. E. apdo 2172 Wright Harry apdo 2254 Ybarguengoytia J. G. Viena 1856 Young A apdo 485 Young F. E. apdo 826 Zwicker J. G. apdo 2114
Non-Resident Members.
Ames F. M.
Chisholm J. A.
Flynt A. F.
Hodgson Fred. A.
Anderton Geo. P.
Christie Jno. R.
Foster P. L.
:Jobson F. J.
Anthony R. J.
Clark Jno. J.
Lnirness Dwight
Hoffman Albert
Appleyard H.
Clark, Maurice
Galan Andrez Garza
Hollis il. L.
Armstrong W. H.
Cockrell W. S.
Ganahl C. F. de
Honey R. Jr.
Jr.
Coleman A.
Garland Franklin
Hutchison R. D.
Ball Geo. C.
Conduit W. S.
Geist A. W.
Jagg'i F. P.
Barnard F.
Cook Geo. Shaw
Givler H. S.
Jameson W. S.
Barron Geo. D.
Cook Jas. D.
Godfrey W. S.
Johnson B. F.
Bell W. T.
Cook Wilbur E.
Gonser Geo. W.
Judd Jno. T.
Bennett H. W.
Cox C. G.
Goodrich C. W.
Kaiser R. L.
Berndt F. H.
Coxe C. E.
Goodrich D. M.
Kayser R. L.
Best Willis J.
Dalbey E. R.
Gordon L. R.
Kernion C. L.
Body W. Alfred
Davis B. T.
Gore T. S.
Knight E. C.
Boehm C. J.
Davis C. S.
Gould E. W. Jr.
Kraft W. H.
Boydston F. M.
Davis Geo. E.
Grace Wm. J.
Kunz L.
Bradberry J.
Dewey E. S.
Graves MacDonald
Lane T. T.
Braden Hy
Dillon F. H.
Green W. C.
Lewis H. C.
Bradley W. C.
Doak W. C.
Greenwood Geo.
Lewis H. P.
Brittingham Juan F.
Doerr C. P.
Griffin Eugene
Lindemann B.
Brodie W. M.
Drake Frank B.
Guggenheim S. R.
Llewellyn F. T.
Brodigan F.
Ebert'j. W.
Guggenheim W.
Logan W. S.
Brown, W. F.
Ellsworth J. W.
Haines C. W.
Lonergan Alfred
Bullen, F. F.
Elquezabal A.
Hambleton Santiago
Luce H. A.
Burnett Wm. B.
Elson E. D.
Hamilton B. S.
Ludlow -kdwin
Burnstein Albert
Everett A. L.
Harmon B. S.
Lufkin F. N.
Caldwell B. M.
Feehan J. H.
Harvey J. C.
Lukes E. du B.
Camacho, Simon B.
Feustman L. P.
Harvie J.
Lyle R. W.
Carpenter A. B.
Filley H. H.
Hawke J. W.
MacMillan D. B.
Carr W. J.
Fish W. E.
Hensey Walter R.
MacLymontV.H.M.
Cartan W. J.
Fish W. S.
Heynen Carl
MacNaught J. A.
Gary J. S.
Flynn C. B.
Hill G. A.
Mahony Gerald
Chase Norton
Flynn J. F.
Hinkle H. H.
Malagon Ricardo
Chippendale A.
Flynn J. P.
Hitchcock E. J.
Malcomson J. W.
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In our new and magnificently located store we carry a complete and modern stock of
<; Gents9 Furnishing
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Our Tailoring Department is pre pared to furnish modern garments that fit and wear.
THE
LANG, BENASSINI & CO.
2a San Francisco 2, Mexico, D. F. 3
THE BRITISH CLUB.
109
Maldonado F. B.
Negrete A. L.
Ryder W. E.
Thurston W. L.
Mallet-Prevost S.
Neff W. A.
Sahlberg A.
Tibbetts O. A.
Mann Geo. B.
Neil Jno. O.
Samperi, Jose
Titus W. O.
Markley Jno. R.
Nichols H. W.
Sanborn G. C.
Torres F. L.
Marr E. A.
O'Kelley Jose E.
Sandifer H. C.
Turner M. L.
Martin L. P.
Oliveras R.
Sanders M. V.
Villad'emoros
McCandlish Lindsay
Orr W. C.
Sawyer H. H.
Francisco
McClymondsJ.HJr.
Parrish E. M.
Schnaider J. M.
Waddell J. A. L.
McComb Jno.
Pastor Jose M.
Scott Jno. J.
Walsh M. J.
McCormick C. T. A.
Paulsen Ernesto
Seiler Chas.
Ward H. H.
McCurdy J. E.
Payne A. C.
Selby Thos. H.
Watson R. N.
McDonald M. E.
Peeler A. J.
Semmes J. F.
Watson W. S.
Median G. F.
Pettersson Carlos
Simpson Harwood H
Webb H. P. Jr.
Meehan R. E. L.
Pierce G. C.
Sinclair N. A.
Webber T. B.
Milan Thos.
Pierce H. Clay
Slade J. J. Jr.
Westlund O. F.
Miles J. W.
Poston L. F.
Slade F. B.
Wettig E. A.
Miller Geo. R. Jr.
Potter James Brown
Smith E. K.
Willard E. A.
Miller H. H.
Prestley F. E.
Smith Hiram C.
Willing E. D.
Milliken A. E.
Qualey Joseph
Smith J. D.
Wilms Wm.
Minihan D.
Ransier C. E.
Stakes Willard W.
Wilson H. B.
Montmorency A. F.
Raoul W. G.
Stephenson D. B.
Wilson Newton R.
Moore H. E.
Remington W. H.
Stephenson F. M.
Winn F. B.
Moore W. A.
Riddle M. F.
Stewart H.
Wise Edw. M.
Morcom Walter
Robertson F. N.
Southworth J. R.
Witherbee Sidney
Morris A. J.
Robertson J. A.
Stilwell A. E. "
A.
Morse Willard S.
Robertson J. D.
Stone F. B.
Wolff Simon
Morton Gabriel
Robertson W. O.
Tarpey M. F.
Wood W. P. .
Myers E. G.
Roby A. L.
Taube Dr. F. W.
Wright J. A.
THE BRITISH CLUB.
(Coliseo Vie jo 21).
The club has been in existence for a number of years, under other names, its immediate predecessor being the Anglo-American. Members are divided into " Town " and "Country" members. Officers: Pres., J. M. Anderson; v.-pres., Jas. Walker; secy., E. A. E. Halliwell; treas., R. A. H. Watson; com., Bruce Bailey, Thomas Ford, H. E. Bourchier, Juan Hatfield, Jas. Phillips, Thurston Hamer. Full list of members, with available postoffice addresses:
Town Members.
Adamson J. G. apdo 267 Ambridge C. T. apdo 307 Anderson J. M. apdo 813 Babbitt R. O. Juan Manuel 18 Bailey B. C. apdo 2192 Bailey E. apdo 2192 Baker S. D. apdo 2055 Balke J. apdo 889
Barron W. Pte. Alvarado 1437 Bell E. A. apdo 440 : Bennett D. P. apdo 322 Biorklund G. F. apdo 599 Biorklund T. A. apdo 599 Black Hugh K. apdo 578 Blake Andrew apdo 2131 Body J. B. apdo 440 Bourchier H. E. la Independencia
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HOTEL ITURKIVE, Jff MEXICO
American Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Underwear, Socks, Suspenders, Garters, Satchels, Suit Cases, Tele= scopes, Etc., Etc. M Jff Jff
LARGEST STOCK Treasonable Prices
THE BRITISH CLUB.
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Bradshaw Jos.
Braniff Thos. apdo 303
Brennan J.
Brisbin C. B. apdo 638
Brooke H. E. Cadena 11
Brummer V. apdo 298
Burkart F. apdo 614
Bylandt A. von S. Agustin 7
Ching E. M. apdo 37 bis
Clegg Chas. apdo 2174
Clifford P. C. apdo 872
Dayton T. S. apdo 447
Easton R. P. apdo 322
Elguero Rafael Donceles 8
Foot George apdo 298
Ford Thomas apdo 2108
Frisbie J. B. Jr. apdo 91
Fuller S. F. apdo 2032
Fuss George apdo 872
Fernandez Alonzo Cadena 9
Gaynor George apdo 1071
Gelling J. W. apdo 593
Gillcspie T. C. apdo 267
Graham W. W. 2a Industria 410
Green F. W. apdo 1071
Grimwood A. apdo 512
Groot J. J. de apdo 71-B
Gleadell W. H. apdo 657
Halliwell E. A. E. apdo 2121
Ham G. I. apdo 2031
Hamer G. H. apdo 547
Hamer L. R. apdo 547
Hamer Norman apdo 547
Hamer Thurston apdo 547
Hampson J. H. apdo 704
Harvey D. W. apdo 298
Hardaker W. H.
Hatfield J. S. apdo 242
Hogg A. R. apdo 2131
Holt H. J. apdo 2232
Hortop F. U. S. Bank
Hudson C. R. apdo 2028
Hutton R. H. apdo 18 bis
Ingram W. T. apdo 105
Irwin E. B. apdo 70-B
Jeffcock F. J. E.
Johnson E. I. la Independencia 36
Jones Edgar apdo 2152
Keeble W. J. apdo 794
Keeler Jos. Coliseo Nuevo 4
Keeler T. P. Coliseo Nuevo 4
Kerse Geo. W apdo 298 Laurie A. W. 3a Bucareli 1027 Lawrence A. E. apdo 2192 Layer W. F. la Estaciones 3 Lea W. A. Porfirio Diaz 1419 Leach H. S. Brit. Club Lawton H. apdo 2028 Lychenheim R. Banco Central McAusland H. C. apdo 70-B McDonald W. Brit. Club McLaren W. A. apdo 2216 McLeod J. H. la Independencia 9 McNabb J. F. apdo 2067 Macmillan J. C. apdo 657 M click C. F. apdo 105 Merrow F. S. Brit. Club Miller L. H. Cadena 6 Mordough J. C. apdo 2264 Morkill W. L. apdo 105 Moylan J. J. apdo 359 Murdock W. D. apdo 2028 Neel Gerald E apdo 488 Negovetich W. D. S. Newbery G. W. Gante 11 Neergaard L. E. de apdo 2266 Oakley E. T. apdo 794 O'Gorman C. Brit. Club Olgivie F. W. apdo 2108 Parkes E. B. apdo 603 Paterson W. apdo 498 Penny R. N. Mariscala 2% Phillips Jas. apdo 67 Phillips Thomas apdo 88 Pickering W. E. 2a Industria 18 Proctor H. H. apdo 2031 Purdie W. J. la Artes 1804 Pyle J. E. U. S. Bank Ramsey S. G. apdo 105 Robertson P. L. apdo 526 Rose H. N. Cadena 11 Ross G. F. apdo 2197 Russell F. W. apdo 696 Ryan W. B. Gante 11 Sayer W. E. apdo 440 Shirley James apdo 298 Simcock F. Brit. Club Simpson E. A. apdo 267 Simpson H. H. Gande 2 Springall A. E. Brit. Club Stanhope Chandos S. London Eng. Sternfeld I. apdo 303
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En donde hallareis siempre un complete y variado surtido de Cognacs, Champagne y Vinos de las mejoras casas de Francia, Alemania y Espana, conservas alimenticias y otros muchos articulos todos garantizados y de suprema calidad.
Always on hand a complete and varied assortment of Cognacs, Champagnes, Wines from the best houses of France, Germany and Spain, Fancy Groceries and many other articles, all guaranteed and of excellent quality.
Stets vorrathig eine grosse Auswahl von Cognac, Champagner und Weine der besten Mauser von Frankreich, Deutschland und Spanien, Konserven und Delikatessen aller Art, die als von bester Qualitat garantirt werden.
Modesto Abrisqueta
Esquina de Puente del Espiritu Santo y Coliseo Viejo
Telefono 557
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Strittmatter J. C. apdo 586 Strong F. W. apdo 2031 Sutcliffe J. W. apdo 302 Turnbull W. R. apdo 70-B Turner M. S. apdo 506 Varley G. apdo 913 Vaughan R. Brit. Club Walker James apdo JO-B Waters H. C. apdo 70-B Wathew R. apdo 322 Watson R. A. H. apdo 2031 Williams W. J. apdo 447 Woodcock F. apdo 293 Woodrow W. B. apdo 506 Young Alec apdo 485 Young A. C. apdo 485 Young W. apdo 485
Country Members.
Aiken E. A. Morelia
Appleyard H. S. Andres Tuxtla
Ayton E. F. Cuernavaca
Bennetts J. Pachuca
Bourne E. W. Birmingham Eng.
Brenchley J. V. Tichucalco Chiap.
Burns J. A. Guadalcazar S. L. P.
Burns W. Orizaba
Bray R. Chiraugaugueo Mich.
Caldwell J. 36 Sur No. 46
Chapman C. H. Brit. Club
Chippendale J. A. Brit. Club
Chisholm J. A. Durango
Chopin Julio Esperanza V. C.
Cockrell L. M. Guanajuato
Coe D. Veracruz
Copeland G. H.
Cowell W. J. R. Taxco Guer.
Crowder H. S. Zimapan
Gushing Geo. Brit. Club
Craven F. England.
Dewar N. A. Cadena 11
Dillon Geo. Ortega 28
Easley W. Todd Cordoba
Elwes H. G. Frontera
Evans H. E. R. Puebla
Fulton Henry Manchester Eng.
Gordon L. R. Maravatio
Goris Borow Taxco Guer.
Greaven Louis Puebla
Greensill E. B. Sta. Clara 20
.Grosvenor A. A. Coatzacoalcos
Hambleton James Tehuantepec
Hamilton A. C. Manchester Eng.
Hartington G. Nogales V. C.
Harvey H. St. Louis Mo.
Hitchins Campbell Brit. Club
Hogg F. D. Zimapan
Hunter Thos. Orizaba
King G. M. Brit. Club
Kinnell A. Orizaba
Knocker C. B. Zimapan, Hdo.
Latimer H. England
Liebermann W. de L. England
Lindeman B Tuxpan V. C.
Lucas W. Veracruz
MacNeill D. G. C. Guanajuato
Magee Wm. Frontera
Mason F. J. Sta. Clara 9
Maxwell R. Orizaba
Mayer Gustave Orizaba
Mennell J. L. El Oro
Morcom W. Puebla
Morgan John Coatzacoalcos
Narraway H. R. Puebla
Nichol C. apdo 58 Puebla
Nunn L. J. Veracruz
Pattinson J. S. Zacatecas
Penny C. A. S. Luis Potosi
Pettit W. Patral
Pilling T. Miraflores
Pitman E. apdo 67
Raeburn Norman Jalapa
Ricards C. apdo 67
Robertson F. N. Miraflores
Robertson P. W. K. Miraflores
Rosenplanter C. B. Tuxpan
Rowe Norman apdo 2112
Rule Frank Pachuca
Rule W. N. Pachuca
Runge H. T. New York City
Samuel Geo. New York City
Sinclair N. A. Brit. Club
Smith D. B. Resales 7
Smith E. F. Tlaphuajillo
Stackpoole F. W. Orizaba
Stackpoole S. W. Orizaba
Stewart Harold Clzda Chapultepec 18
Stockdale H. A. Pachuca
Thaden J. Von Brit. Club
Tomblin B. T. Cordoba
Towne R. S. New York City
Tovey A. C. Coatzacoalcos
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SAN JOSE REAL
£2.
Electric
Light and
Power
PUBLIC and PRIVATE PURPOSES.
CAPACITY OF THE POWER PLANT:
7,500 Horsepower.
Cheapest Rentes.
Best Service.
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Turnbull W. H. Puebla Turnbull R. Puebla Vaughan T. H. Tampico Wattnan H. T. Fnglanrl
Wilson E. A. Guanajuato Wilson H. W. S. Luis Potosi Wickes G. H. Puebla Withington F. Brit. Club
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
(la San Francisco 9).
Organized 1883 to exercise general control over racing in Mexico with seventy shares of $1,000 each; increased to eighty at $1,500 each. Officers: Presidente, Gen- eral Francisco Z. Mena; 1st Vice-Presidente, Sebastian Camacho; 2d Vice-Presidente, General Pedro Rincon Gallardo; Secretario, Lie. Genaro Raigosa; Secretario suplente, Lie. Luis G. Tornel; Tesorero, Alejandro M. Escandon; Tesorero suplente, Jorge G. de Parada.
VOCALES - Propietarios : Guillermo de Landa y Escandon, Capt. William Barren, Ramon Alcazar and Fernando Rubio. Suplentes: Manuel Escandon, Javier Algara, Julio M. Limantour and Fernando Comacho.
Gonzalez Manuel (Sucesion de) Gonzalez Manuel (hijo), la Peralvillo 11 Goribar Juan, Calle del Presidente 4 Guillen Manuel, Joya 10 Guzman Alfredo, Capuchinas 7 Hewett G. H., Pte. San Francisco 16 Honey Ricardo, 2a de la Providencia 4 Iturbe Felipe, San Bernardo 13 Iturbe Miguel, San Bernardo 13 Iturbe Manuel, San Bernardo 13 Isita Jose (Sucesion de) Knight Jose, Donceles 10 Knight Samuel (Sucesion de) Lavie Luis, Juan Manuel 19 Landa Guillermo de, Pte. Espiritu San- to 3 Landa y Escandon Jose W. de. Pte.
Espiritu Santo 3
Limantour, Jose Yves, Corpus Christi 8 Limantour Julio M., Patoni 8 Mena Francisco Z, Sria. de Guerra Martfnez del Rio Pablo, Medinas 6 Pliego Jesus Mier Sebastian B. de, la Rivera S.
Cosme 1
Moncado Francisco, Hacienda del Jaral Nicolin y Echanove Manuel, la del Reloj
10
Obregon Gonzales Joaquin, Guanajuato Parada Jorge G. de, Santa Isabel 4 Pearson Weetmann, Pte. Alvarado 15 Scherer Hugo Jr. D., Juan Manuel 10 Pizano Gustavo A., Paz 404 Rascon Jose (Sucesion de)
Shareholders.
Adalid Joaquin, Encarnacion 2 Alcazar Ramon, Patoni 1 Algara Jose, Clln. Santa Clara 9 Algara Javier, Paseo de la Reforma Arozarena Rafael M. de, Alamo Barren Guillermo, Pte. de Alvarado 1437 Bermejillo Luis, Capuchinas 10 Braniff Tomas, Paseo de la Reforma Breier Jose, Gante 10 Camacho Sebastian, San Fernando 38 Camacho Fernando, Empedradillo 10 Campero Nicolas, 3a Colon 1047 Casasus Joaquin D., Banco Central Cuevas Felix, San Bernardo 13 Diaz Porfirio, Cadena 8 Errazu Louis de, Rue Vernet 13, Paris Errazu Ramon de, Cours la Reine, Paris Escandon y Arango Vicente, Plazuela de
Guardiola
Escandon y Arango Alejandro M., Pla- zuela de Guardiola mdon y Arango Manuel, la San
Francisco 9
:andon y Barron Eustaquio, 30 Av.
Victor Hugo, Paris
:andon y Barron Manuel, Rue Beaujon
34, Paris
:andon y Barron Pablo, Buena Vista 1 i?ernandez Justino, Tiburcio 4
irgollo y Parra Francisco, la Indepen-
dencia 76
>nzalez Fernando, Montealegre 9V&
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BARRIOS & MURGA, S. e C.
DON JUAN MANUEL 4. MEXICO, D. F. Aptrtado (P. 0. Box) 308
BROKERS and COMMISSION =AGENTS=
General Agents in the Republic of Mexico for the
ARMOUR PACKING C O M P A N Y (of Kansas City)
Makers of the most celebrated Extracts of Beef, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Etc.
WE DESIRE TO REPRESENT A FEW MORE RELIABLE UNITED STATES FIRMS
BARRIOS & MURGA, S. c C.
DON JUAN MANUEL 4, MEXICO, D. F. Apartado (P. 0. Box) 30-
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
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Raygosa Genaro, 5 de Mayo
Riba y Cervante Antonio, Buena Vista 17
Rincon Gallardo Eduardo, Alfaro 15
Rincon Gallardo Francisco, Paris
Rincon Gallardo Juan, San Hipolito 5
Rincon Gallardo Pedro, Berlin
Riva Carlos, Donceles 20
Romero Rubio Manuel (Sucesion de)
Rubin Manuel, Tacubaya
Rubio Fernando M., Donceles 10
Rubio Ricardo, Venero 8
Teresa Fernando de, Lerdo 1
Sanchez Ramos Jose, Calle del Angel 2
Sanz Manuel (Sucesion de)
Sierra Mendez Manuel, Zuleta 1
Suinaga Francisco, Cadena 20
Symon Roberto (Sucesion de)
Teresa y Miranda Jose de (Sucesion de)
Terreros Alberto (Sucesion de)
Torre Ignacio de la, Paseo Reforma
Torre Tomas de la (Sucesion de)
Torres Rivas Javier
Waters H. C, Banco de Londres
Members.
Aburto Jose, Paseo de la Reforma
Acho Guillermo, Resales 12%
Adams F., Pte. Alvarado 15
Ahumada Miguel, Guadalajara
Ajuria Antonio, Paris
Alcazar Ramon Jr., Patoni 1
Aldasoro Andres, Av. Balderas 1026
Alfaro Francisco, Bajos de San Agustin 1
Algara Angel, Tacubaya, Calle Real 98%
Algara y Terreros Fernando, Tacubaya, Calle Real 98%
Algara y Terreros Ignacio, San Rafael 2821
Algara y Terreros Manuel, Tacubaya, Calle Real 98%
Alvarez Hegewisch Adolfo, Banco Ameri- cano
Alvarez Rul Antonio, la San Francisco 5
Allen John Frederic
Amor Joaquin, 4a Limantour 182.
Amor Pablo, 4a Limantour 182. Lntillon Manuel, Guanajuato ^rena Alexandro de la, 2a Rostro 9
Arispe Ramos, Banco Hipotecario, Despa- cho 7
Arroyo y Mora Felipe, Donceles 17 Francisco, la San Francisco 12
Aspe Jose R., la Independence 36
Aspe Julio, Juan Manuel 10
Barrios Antonio D., Juan Manuel 4
Barra Bernabe de la, Centre Mercantil
Barra Ignacio L. de la, Centro Mercantil
Barrios Gomez Domingo, Cordobanes 13
Barren Alfredo
Barron Guillermo J., Pte. Alvarado 1437
Barren Otto, Pte. Alvarado 1437
Baz Octavio, Oficina de Contribuciones
Bejarando y del Barios Jose, Empera-
dillo 10
Bernal Rafael, la Bucareli 5 Beughem Viscount de, Belgian Legation Blondel Camilio, French Legation Body J. B., Pte. Alvarado 15 Braniff Jorge, Paseo de la Reforma Braniff Oscar, Paseo de la Reforma Brockmann Guillermo, Ortega 28 Buch Manuel la San Francisco 9 Buch y Echeverria Francisco, Cadena 3 Buch Miguel, Palma 5 Calero Manuel, Ortega 28 Camargo Rafael, Tacuba 18 Campero Luis, Santa Clara 21 Can as Eduardo, Av. Juarez 8 Cafias Eduardo (hijo), Av. Juarez 8 Canton Rodolfo G. Merida Castellanos Sanchez Miguel, Perpetua 7 Cancmo Salvador, Medinas 6 Castellot Jose, San Agustin 14 Castro Cesar, San Agustin Chapeaurouge Donato, Angel 6 Chavero Alfredo, la Artes 2018 Chavez Lorenzo, San Hipolito 11 Chemidlin Luis, Centro Mercantil Chousal Rafael, Hamburgo 4 Clayton Powell, Buenavista 4% Clegg C. C, 3a Bucareli 1217 Cobian Feliciano, 2a San Francisco 3 Contreras Samuel, Tlaxpana 26 Cordova Pedro, Calle Roma Corona Ramon, Av. Madrid 5 Corral Rajnon, Sria. de Gobernacion Cosio Carlos, San Agustin Creel Enrique, Chihuahua Cuevas Eduardo, Calle j on Santa Clara 12 Cuevas Moran Joaquin, Cerrada de la
Moneda 8
Cuesta Manuel, Guadalajara David Rafael, Av. Morelos 1249 Deffis R., Jesus 2 Diener Ricardo, 3a San Francisco y Clln.
Sta. Clara
La Fama Italiana
Vergara and San Francisco MEXICO CITY
Remolina & Echeverria, Sues.
PROPRIETORS
The Most Modern, Complete and Elegant Grocery Store in Mexico.
- Complete Line of
American ana European Goods
FINE WINES, WHISKIES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS
We have attached a fine Saloon where legitimate Beer, Whiskies and Wines are served.
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
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Dublan Juan, Banos Factor Eberts Roberto, Belgian Legation Echagaray Salvador, Veracruz Echeverria y Janregui Pedro, la de las
Damas 8
Elguero Luis, Donceles 8 Elguero Manuel, Donceles 8 Elguero Rafael, Donceles 8 Elizaga Lorenzo, San Andres 546 Escalante Ignacio, San Lorenzo 81 Escalante Luis, Doncelas 8 Esnaurrizar Manuel, Juan Manuel 19 Fernandez Castillo & Co., San Agustin 5 Fernandez del Valle Manuel, 3a Orden
de San Agustin 2 Foster Wolney W., Chicago Frankfort J., Alfaro 13 Friese Lafayette H., London Frisbie Platon, Calle Nuevo 6 Frost W. A., apdo 2028 Fuente Salvador R. de la, Capachinas 11 Furber L. Furber Percy N. Galvan Luis, Pte. Alvarado 1441 Garay Adrian, la Pila Seca 5 Garces Victor M., San Isabel 12% Garcia Fajardo Francisco, Merida Garcia Goytia Manuel, Tarasquillo 3% Garcia Granados Alberto, Calle de Lon-
dres
Garcia Teruel Manuel, Arquitectos Garcia* Velez Carlos, Hotel Reforma Gavito Leopoldo, Puebla Gaxiola Celso, Sta. Maria Ribera 1705 Gleadell W. H., Coliseo Viejo 13 Goddard E. Eli, Cordoba Gonzales Camilio, Federal Telegraph Gonzalez de Leon Alberto, Patoni Gonzalez Misa Jose, la Humboldt Gonzalez Gutierrez Eduardo, Vergara 12 Gorsuch Roberto B, 4a Providencia Graham W. W., 2a Industria 410 Greville George, 4a Marsella 4 Grim wood A., Gante 12 Guernsey R. Frederic, 2a Independencia 8 Guerra Juan E., Esclavo 3 Haghembeck Carlos, Vergara 9% Hampson J. H., Resales 7 Hatfield Juan, 2a Independencia 4 Hegewisch Adolfo, Banco Americano Henckel Adolfo, San Jose le Real 1 'Hidalgo Ignacio de la, Mariscala 12
Horcasitas Andres, lOa de las Artes 10 Horga Jose de la, Indio Triste 12 Howenwart Count de, Australian Lega- tion
Ibanez Arturo, Ratas 8 Ibarguengoytia Ignacio, Guanajuato Icaza Jose Ignacio, Resales 2 Icaza Jesus, Santa Clara 5 Iturbe y Atristain Francisco, Paris Iturbe y Idaroff, Hotel Bazar Jerome Lucien, San Juan Letran 5% Johnson C. G., Rosales 9 julvecout Conde H. de, Paz 634 Jowne Roberto S., Tiburcio 27 Joy Algeron, la San Francisco 12 Kennedy George, Gante 2 Kelley, E. Monterey Kilmansegg Count, Austrian Legation Kilvert Maxwell A., Ortega 28 Kirkland Roberto, 3a Ayuntamiento 248 Kreuziger Ricardo, Coliseo Viejo 1 Lamadrid Francisco, la San Domingo 6 Landa y Escandon Carlos de, Pte. Espiri-
tu Santo 3
Landa y Escandon Francisco de, Palma 5 Lascurain Angel
Lascurain Roman S. de, Arco San Agus- tin 6
La Tour Viscount de, French Legation Le Mon W. S., 5 de Mayo " La Equita-
tiva "
Liceaga Eduardo, Rosales 37 Lizardi Francisco, la Independencia 22 Lonergan Alfredo, Banco Hipotecario,
Despacho Watson Lonergan Carlos, Ferrocarril Interocean-
ico
Lonergan Nicolas, Pte. San Francisco 16 Lopez Estrada Manuel, Cordobanes 18 Lozano Agustin, Av. Madrid Lozano y Echeverria Jose, la Damas 8 Luzarraga Eustaquio, Spanish Legation Macartney Diego, San Jose Real Tercena Macedo Miguel D., Juan Manuel 20 Macedo Pablo, Juan Manuel 20 Macias Ramon, Santa Isabel 5 Mancera Gabriel, Cordobanes 5 Martinez Arauna Francisco, San Agustin
15
Martinez del Cerro Juan, Tiburcio 20 Markassuza Carlos, Tiburcio 21 Martinas del Rio Nicolas, Medlnas 6
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Mexican
Gas and Electric Light Company, Ltd.
CALLE DE SANTA CLARA NO, 7.
Apartado Postal, 267* Telephone, J80.
Principal Office : New Central Station:
J5 Bishopsgate St., Within, Calle de la Escobilleria, London, K C» Mexico, D. F*
jAmelco, London. jLieber's,
CabIeAddress:iAmelcot Mexico. Codes:j A J.
The New Central Station of this Company having been completed, our facilities for furnishing ELECTRIC POWER AND LIGHTING are unequalled by any other company in the Republic*
Estimates and Rates Furnished Upon Application.
Electric Power. Lighting.
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Martinez Negrete Jose Maria, Av. Juarez
2 Mason Alfredo Bishop, San Juan Letran
3
Mason Eduardo H., San Juan Letran 3 Massie W. P., 5 de Mayo "La Equita-
tiva "
Mazenet Damaso, Plazuela Guardiola McCreary J. R., Buena Vista 4^ McLaren W. A., la Independent 36 Mendez Santiago, Paseo Reforma Mercado Manuel Jr., S. Ildefonso 7 Miron y Mosquera Jose, Veracruz Montes de Oca Dionisio, Vergara 12 Mora y Trueba Rafael, Tiburcio 22 and
23
Morales Manso Alberto, Zuleta 22 Moran Tomas, Centre Mercantil Moreno Egreen, Betlemitas 13 Morkill W. L, apdo 105 Morton Gabriel, St. Louis, Mo. Murga Gonzalo, D. Juan Manuel 4 Naranjo Francisco, 2a Pila Seca 4 Navarro Juan A., Seminario 1 Nunn J. L., Veracruz Nunez Tobias, 2a Factor 1 Obregon Claudio, Guanajuato Obregon Guillermo, Callejon Espiritu
Santo 16
Olmcdo y Lama Jose, Av. Morelos 1436 Ortiz de la Huerta Rafael (hijo), Tibur- cio 22 and 23
Ortuno Ignacio, 2a Humboldt 1 Osio y Sanz Carlos, Santa Clara 20 Osio y Sanz Manuel, Santa Clara 20 Pacheco Antonio, Av. Juarez Palacios Magarola Antonio, Presidente Pardo Rafael
Pasos Enrique, Hotel Cantabro Pasquel Romualdo, 2a San Francisco 1 Pastor Placido Paterson Ch., Iturbide 623 Pena y Michaus Manuel de la, Queretaro Peon de Regil Alvaro, Paseo Reforma Perada Manuel, Banco Nacional Phillips James, D. Juan Manuel Phillips Tomas R., D. Juan Manuel Pimentel Fernando, San Fernando 30 Pliego Perez Agustin, Pte. de San Pedro
y San Pablo 1%
Pliego Perez Antonio, Medinas 17 Poniatowski Carlos
Porrua Jose, Correo Espanol
Portilla Guillermo, Av. Juarez
Portilla Francisco, Capuchinas 13
Potter Jas. Brown, Ortega 28
Prat de Nantouillet Marquis de, Spanish
Legation
Rabaza Emilio, Centro Mercantil Radzwil Principe de, Monterey Ramirez Fernando, 3a Bucareli 6 Raoul W. G., apdo 322 Redo Joaquin, Cadena 22 Regil Alonzo, Paseo Reforma Regil Pedro, Paseo Reforma Reyes Rodolfo, Cadena 10 Rule Francisco, Pachuca. Ribon Martin, Santa Clara 7 Rincon Gallardo Francisco, Zuleta 22 Rincon Manuel Rio Agustin del, 4a Bucareli Rio Francisco del, Pte. Alvarado Riba y Cervantes Antonio, Buena Vista
17
Riba y Cervantes Luis, Buena Vista 17 Riba y Cervantes Enrique, Buena Vista
17 Riba y Cervantes Guillermo, Buena Vista
17
Robinson A. A., apdo 2028 Rovalo Ignacio, Pte. Marlscala 3 Sahlberg Augusto, la Providencia 1% Salinas y Carbo Antonio Samano Luis, Santa Clara 4 Sanchez Marmol, Manuel Zuleta Santacilia Pedro, Tiburcio 16 Sanchez Navarro Manuel, Clln. Santa
Clara 9
Scherer Hugo, Juan Manuel 8 Schroeder Ernesto, Juan Manuel 8 Schultze Agustin, Santa Clara 10 Sevilla y Roa Manuel, Bajos San Agustin
2
Silva Enrique, Buena Vista Solorzano Jose M., 2a del Reloj 1 Stadnicke Count, Austrian Legation Stanhope Chandos S., London Sternefild J., Cadena 19 Stocker Rodolfo, San Agustin 10 Tagle Protaslo P., Santa Catarina 8 Tornel Luis, Centro Mercantil Trigueros Emilio, Zuleta 5 Uhink Valentin, Direccion de Contribu-
ciones
Compania Explotadora
de las
Fuerzas Hidro=Electricas
DE SAN ILDEFONSO, S. A.
Corner Arco and Bajos de San Agustin,
MEXICO.
TELEPHONE, 1183. P. O. Box, 874.
Electric Light and Motive Power.
Only Plant in Mexico that uses water power and storage batteries.
THIS COMPANY IS THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED TO SELL NERNST LAMPS,
The Company also keeps stock of Shades-Lamps, Chandeliers, Heating Apparatus, Motors, Pumps, Etc.
DEUTSCHES HAUS.
323
Valades Cayetano, Hospital Real Vallejo Enrique, Cerrada Santa Teresa 4 Valleto Guillermo, 2a San Francisco Valleto Julio, la San Francisco 14 Valleto Ricardo, la San Francisco 14 Vazquez Tagle Angel, Pte. San Domingo
5
Vazquez Tagle Carlos, Pte. Santo Do- mingo 5
Velasco Rus Luis, Tacubaya Velasco, Francisco de, Puebla Velez Francisco A., Cadena 21 Viadero Jose, Tiburcio 17 Vincent Edward W., Santa Clara Vinci Conde de, Italian Legation
Wagner Otto, Zuleta
Walker James, Banco Londres
Watson Jose, Banco Hipotecario,
spacho
White E. A., Ferrocarril Interoceanico Wolff A. S., Cadena 16 Wolland S., Russian Legation Woodrow, W. B., Vergara 4 Worn Alberto, Palma 9 Worswick Alberto Young Guillermo, Gante 11 Zaldivar Jose M., Santa Teresa 14 Zaldivar Juan, Santa Teresa 14 Zamacona Manuel Zapiain Pedro
De-
DEUTSCHES HAUS.
(Colegio de Ninas 4).
Oldest German or other club in Mexico; organized 1848. Officers: F. Albert, pres. ; R. Boker, v.-pres.; Chr. Strassburger, treas. ; Fr. Lessman, secy.; house com.. W. Feuss, C. Hardt, W. Scheffler.
Honorary Members.
Baron von Heyking German Minister Count von Hohenwart Austro-Hungarian Minister
Members.
Ahlschier Max Coliseo Viejo 16 Albert F. apdo 146 Alexanderson P. apdo 757 Ambrosius J. apdo 2128 Andersen E. J. apdo 139 Andersen Julius apdo 139 Angermann Dr. E. 5a Cipres Bach C. la S. Francisco Bach W. apdo 549 Bacmeister Julius apdo 148 Bacmeister Ludwig Portal Mercaderes 7 Batzner F. W. 3a Orden S. Agustin 5 Bartels Lieut. H. German Embassy Barthe H. apdo 104 Bauer Dr. A. la Independencia 23 Bauer Alfred apdo 400 Bauer F.
Bauerhorst R. G. apdo 905 Beenke P. apdo 299 Behrens Paul apdo 146 Beick W. apdo 313 Bentele H. apdo 2028 Berens A. Puebla ^Berger C. apdo 353 Berger George apdo 299
E'.ergner O. apdo 549
Bergner P. apdo 549
Bischoff H. Cadena 19
Bode W. apdo 286
Bose Dr. E. E. 5a Cipres
Bohl H. apdo 299
Boker Franz apdo 148
Boker Robert apdo 148
Bourchier H. E. la Independencia 36
Bourjau R. apdo 299
Bornemann E. Juan Manuel 21
Brandenburg A. Clln. Esp. Santo 4
Brauer L. apdo 299
Braun G. W. apdo 503
Breier J. apdo 237
Breitfeld E. Capuchinas 7
Brockmann Dr. W. apdo 905
Brugmann W. Rebeldes 1
Buerk R. apdo 146
Buschmann Julius apdo 353
Carstensen E. apdo 107
Carstensen W. apdo 107
Chabeaud Alfred apdo 1867
Clausen Beno apdo 313
Clausen M.
Coster J. Jesus 7
Cremer H.
Dabelsteen E.
Dalhaus Emil la S. Juan 14
Dalhaus Edm. apdo 862
Deeg C. 6 de Mayo
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SOMMER, HERRMANN Y CA
MEXICO
VERACRUZ, PUEBLA Y HAMBURGO
Direction Ttlegrafica: " HERSOM," MEXICO. Apartado 299
Agentes Generales en la Republica Mexicana, de las Companias de Seguros contra Incendio
"LA TRASATLANTICA" "LA HAMBURGO BREMENSE"
Ocampo No* \ Gran Ferreteria* Palma No» 4»
Merceria, Cristaleriat Jugueteria y Articulos de Lujo. Ocampo No» I*
Departamento de Maquinaria para la Agricultura y para la Industriat Carruajes, Articulos de Trans- misiones^ Etc* Coliseo Viejo No* 10*
Representantes de la Fabrica de Material para Ferro- carriles Portatiles* de los Sres* Orenstein y Koppel* Berlint
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Diederichs A. apdo 148 Diener Ad. apdo 229 Diener Aug. apdo 229 Diener Ric. apdo 229 Ditmer C, apdo 454 Dosse J. apdo 567
Drienhofer J. F. la S. Francisco 12 Dubied Emil Clln. Olla 9 Dunker K. apdo 313 Eberle E. apdo 148 Eblinghaus H. Ortega 28 Eggert G. apdo 317 Einhaus C. apdo 973 Engberg Dr. E. Coliseo Viejo 21 Engelhardt la Plateros Ezold Albert apdo 549 Fanghanel H. apdo 353 Fanty Harry apdo 135 Feil Fr. apdo 313 Feish Max Pte. S. Francisco 13 Festersen O. Zuleta 10 Feuss W. apdo 905 Fichtner Dr. P. apdo 407 Fink W. Capuchinas 7 Fischer Otto apdo 135 Fleck Albert apdo Frankfurt J. apdo 601 Franz W.
Frieben H. apdo 135 Friederichs C. apdo 148 Friederichs Carlos Toluca Brwry. Friederichs W. apdo 148 Fricke Albert Banco Aleman Tranatl. Funk O. apdo 313 Garces Victor Sta. Isabel 12 Gartner P. apdo 271 Gille C. apdo 2028 Gotz Portal Mercaderes 7 Gogarten Rich, apdo 135 Gosch Hofrath A. German Legation Grabe F. apdo 313 Graf A.
Graf F. apdo 38 Graf S. apdo 387 Graue R. apdo 146 Griebel E. apdo 277 Groth O. apdo 299 Grumbrecht A. Callejuda El Sol Hackmark G. apdo 317 Hagemeister C. apdo 387 Hahne G. apdo 387 'Hardt C. apdo 399
Heck Direktor A. Canoa 7
Heinmann G. apdo 92
Heise Erich apdo 313
Helbling R. la Ribera S. Cosme 2403
Hermann Jul. apdo 905
Herms Fritz apdo 313
Herrmann W. apdo 313
Heuer C. apdo 11
Heydner H. apdo 862
Heymann Arthur Banco Central
Hilger H. apdo 148
Hirschberg Carlos apdo 601
Hirschfeld P. apdo 299
Hitzig Ferd. Cadena 11
Hitzig Dr. Th. la Independencia 23
Hochschildt M. apdo 38
Hopfner G. apdo 70-B
Horf T. H. Capuchinas 7
Horner M.
Horsch Dr. J. apdo 905
Hubp G. S. Juan Letran 5%
Hulvershorn A. Manrique 4
Hulvershorn G. German Club
Hiibbe A. apdo 38
Huttich C. lOa Violeta 10
Iwerson E. Paz 628
Kahle G. apdo 973
Kamm E. apdo 3
Karuth A. apdo 277
Kaska Dr. F. S. Jose Real
Johannsen J. apdo 313
Julsrud W. apdo 837
Jung O. apdo 837
Kahle G. apdo 973
Kamm E. apdo 3
Karuth A. apdo 277
Kaska Dr. F. S. Jose Real
Kentzler E. la S. Francisco 13
Kiessler H. apdo 148
Klein J. apdo 38
Kleinschmidt C. Berlin 5
Koeppe M. Alfaro 4
Koetzel Otto apdo 400
Kofahl C.
Kohl Otto Acequia 6
Konietzny Polte C. 3a Orden S. Agus
tin 6.
Koopmann J. Coliseo Viejo 10 Korff P. apdo 135 Kramer W. apdo 38 Kreuziger R. apdo 148 Krug Carl apdo 133
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Mexican General Electric Company
'Branch Agency for the Mexican territory of the GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OF SCHENECTAVY, N. Y.
OFFICE:
Plazuela de Guardiola
P. O. Box 4O3
WAREHOUSE:
S. Juan de Letran No. 3
Telephone: No. 44O
j
Negotiates exclusively in apparatus, accessories and supplies for installations of electric lighting and potter, poWer transmis- sions and tramWay equipments.
EVMOF ItfCWDESCEFT LJ*MPJ* the best, though not the cheapest.
Orders promptly and properly executed.
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Kuhlmann F. Palma 4
Lange Emil 2a Profesa 4
Lantzendorffer F. apdo 146
Lassmann F. Palma 4
Lane H. la Independencia 22
Lenz A.
Lenze P. apdo 4
Levin Curt apdo 299
Lindacher G. apdo 400
Loeb J. apdo 503
Loeb Max apdo 503
Louvier O. Capuchinas 9
Lozano G. Cadena 11
Luckhaus A. apdo 148
Luehrs G. apdo 767
Luepke G. apdo 135
Marquard H. apdo 832
Marx A. apdo 759
Melber F. apdo 38
Melchert W. Empedradillo
Meyer H. S. Jose Real
Meyer Rud. apdo 299
Michel Chas. apdo 148
Mohring K. apdo 271
Motz Eug. S. Jose Real 8.
Muller Ernst, apdo 298
Muller G. A. S. Agustin 7
Muller Rob. apdo 92
Muller Walter C. apdo 2164
Neimann J. Espiritu Sto 1
Neugebauer F. apdo 905
Neumann Ph. Angel 4
Nieth F. Centre Mercantil
Oettinger L. apdo 2203
Ortiz Vic. Perpetua 1
Otto B. Vergara 12
Otto M. apdo 148
Pagenstecker G. la Independencia 6
Philippe Anton apdo 135
Plate J. apdo 955
Rabe L. apdo 568
Ramm L. apdo 281
Reichardt W. apdo 107
Reichert J. apdo 146
Reinbeck O. Portal Mercaderes
Remstedt C. W. Av. Juarez 816
Remy Louis apdo 315
Rink W. apdo 229
Rio A. del apdo 22
Rio J. del apdo 22
Roevert L. Tiburcio
Rosenblum Fed. apdo 393
Roessler H. Ortega 4 Roth German apdo 387 Rothe L. apdo 353 Ruhland E. 9a Violeta 1233 Sauerschnig J. apdo 313 Schafer H. apdo 271 Scheffler W. apdo 313 Scheibe G. apdo -2144 Scherer C. Centre Mercantil Scherer H. apdo 404 Scherer Jr. H. apdo 404 Schiefer C. apdo 353 Schilling U. Juan Manuel 23 Schleehauf F. Mixcoac Schlepper A. apdo 317 Schmalzigaug A. apdo 400 Schmelz J. Calle Xicotemal Schmidt Ed. Empedradillo 2 Schmidt P. apdo 317 Schmidtlein Dr. E. la Independencia 6 Schmitz A.
Schneider B. Portal Mercaderes 5 Scholler R. apdo 394 Schrempel C. 5 de Mayo 7 Schroder E. apdo 404 Schroder H. apdo 313 Schuberth J. V. Capuchinas 12 Schulz P. apdo 229 Schulze E. Banco Transatlantico Schuetzenduebel R. apdo 905 Schwartau G. apdo 107 Schwarz C. 3a Independencia Schwarz J. apdo 353 Schwuchow G. 9a Violeta 1233 Seckbach J. la Independencia 36 Seitz C. apdo 203 Sendel F. apdo 374 Sendel O. apdo 374 Seuthe O. Juan Manuel 22 Siebert J. apdo 271 Slieper W. O. apdo 146 Soehle O. 2a S. Francisco 6 Sonimer E. apdo 363 Spamer H. 8a Alzate Spann Joh. -5a de Mayo 17 Splitter O. R. apdo 313 Steinen H. von den apdo 148 Stephan H. apdo 313 Stephan C. Juan Manuel 23 Stockder P. apdo 146 Stocker R. apdo 286 Stolterfoht E. apdo 148
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Struck G. apdo 286
Struck G. Jr. apdo 286
Struck Man. apdo 286
Stubbe H. 36a Sur 52
Stuve F. W. Hotel Schiller
Suchy B. apdo 129
Swain C. 3a Independencia
Thorkildsen G. apdo 549
Thorn Ernst apdo 299
Tischbein W. S. Juan Letran 13
Trager M. apdo 148
Voss R.
Waal W. de Ortega 28
Wagner Otto apdo 353
Walther O. apdo 353
Wanner F. Palmer 4
Warnholz E. Portal Mercaderes 2
Weber E. Palma
Weber F. apdo 203
Weber L. apdo 203
Weinbrenner y Solar, Alfaro 4.
Weiske Arthur Coliseo Viejo 16
Westphal P. apdo 135
White W. apdo 148
Widmann C. 4a Ribera Sta. Maria 2315
Wiechers C. Clln. Puerto Veracruz
Wirth H. apdo 299
Wolff L. apdo 394
Woern A. Alcaiceria 26
Wreidt C. Refugio 19
Wulf A. apdo 92
Wuensche Paul apdo 503
Zierold P. apdo' 353
Zinser J. apdo 139
Zolly J. apdo 211
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Established Sept. "J, 1902, under the direction of the International Committee of the North American Associations, and is under their general control. Its tickets am recognized in the association all over the world. Members from other associations are admitted free. Visitors are always welcome. The following departments are maintained: Gymnasium, reading-room and library, billiard and game rooms, bowling alleys, employment bureau, educational classes, religious services. The initiation fee is $10, and the dues are $2 per month. Officers: H. P. Webb, pres.; Thos. Phillips, v.-pres.; H. W. Morton, rec. secy.; G. I. Babcock, gen. secy.; Richard Williamson, phys. dir. Board of Directors: H. P. Webb, W. R. Grogan, H. W. Morton, G. O. Shafer, Thomas Phillips, W. W. Blake, J. A. Hendry, E. N. Brown, D. Mazenct. W. B. Woodrow. Sustaining members, 50; regular members, 350.
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Anderson J. J. Rebeldes 14
Ashley John apdo 2028
Babcock G. I. Puente Alvarado 4
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Barrett Robert S. apdo 2024
Carranza Ignacio 6a Sor Juana Inez 310
Clayton Gen. Powell Buena Vista 5
Crump T. R. Profesa 1
Dickinson F. A. la S. Francisco 7
Earley J. E. Ortega 28
Fogarty Walter la S. Francisco 7
Gillespie T. C. Santa Clara 7
Gorsuch R. B. apdo 226
Ham Geo. I. Gante 1
Hampson J. H. Resales 7
Hard Dr. J. M. B. Cordobanes 16
Harnecker L. O. apdo 37 bis
Hatfield John S. 2a Independencia 4
Hudson Paul apdo 2036
Hutchison I. M. Av. Juarez 404
Johnson Ben. apdo 202S
Kendrick C. A. San Juan Letran 5%
Layer W. F. la Estaciones 3
Mason Thomas apdo 2028
Mazenet D. apdo 403
McLeod J. H. la Independencia 9
Meginn J. E. Roman Fernandez 1
Miller Geo. F. Gante 14
Morton H. W. San Juan Letran 7
Murdock W. D. apdo 2028
Phillips Thomas 2a Delicias
Porter A. J. Gante 11
Rice J. O. la S. Francisco 5
Robertson Felipe D. Juan Manuel 12
Selover H. W. apdo 792
Shaefer W. A. L. apdo 28
Shafer G. O. apdo 2017
Shelton J. C. la Independencia 4
Shields Lawrence la Independencia 9
Sitges Henry Rebeldes 0
Smith D. C. San Juan Letran 4
Webb H. P. apdo 66-B
Williamson Richard Puente Alvarado 4
Woodrow W. B. apdo 506
Young F. E. apdo 829
Regular Members.
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Aguilar Ernesto 3a Humboldt 720 Ahlschier Hermann 2a Iturbide 2 Allard A. Resales 7 Alonso M. D. Amer. Bank Altimirano J. A. la S. Francisco 8 Alvarez H. E. Banco Americano Alvarez Hegewich A. Banco Americano Alvey H. P. apdo 2028 Anness C. W. Jr. apdo 2032 Araujo R. Santa Teresa 15 Ariaga A. Jr. apdo 322 Arnold C. I. Puente Alvarado 4 Atlee W. E. la Colon 4 Bailey E. T. Ortega 28 Baker S. D. San Juan Letran 10 Ballesteros Carlos Portal de Tejido Barlow A. D. la Colon 8 Bashford E. E. apdo 403 Bassett H. A. Gante 5 Beames C. F. Santa Clara 7 Beardsell George Capuchinas 7 Beaven Edward 2 a Dolores 437 Bergman George C. 4a Providencia 8 Berriozabal J. B. 7a Alzeta 3204 Best Roberto 3a S. Francisco 4 Blackmore R. J. apdo 298 Blake Geo. F. apdo 440 Blake H. Y. la Estaciones 3 Blake W. W. Gante 8 Body W. A. apdo 440 Boonhower M. J. apdo 2028 Bradbury E. T. apdo 2505 Branch H. M. San Pedro de los Pines Braniff Albert apdo 303 Braniff Arthur Paseo 85 Braschi H. I. Cadena 2 Brown H. W. San Juan Letran 12 Brucklacher George apdo 2028 Bruner H. A.
Bryan William Jennings Lincoln Neb. Buchanan J. M. apdo 447 Bulness M. M. Reforma 284 Bunner R. E. apdo 2028 Burns R. C. apdo 2028 Butler J. W. Gante 5 Calo Carlos apdo 2028 Campillo F. Magdalena 49 Cant Harry la Independencia 9 Cardenas J. M. apdo 2024 Carey James Callejon Lopez 2G , Carter Frank H. 2 Cipres 1311
Carter H. F. apdo 416
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Cerdan E. apdo 2028
Chalkley C. M. apdo 2028
Chermside A. D. Gante 14
Colin R. la S. Francisco 5
Collins W. D. San Juan Letran 5%
Conley E. H. la Independencia 9
Contreras Pardo Emilio Puente Alvarado
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Contris W. W. la Independencia 16 Cook K. R. Gante 8 Cooper C. W. 4a Cinco Mayo 17 Cornu Edward 8a Alzeta 3 Cornu Paul 8a Alzeta 3 Cornyn J. H. 2a Industria 15 Cotting E. L. apdo 2355 Cottle J. B. Cinco Mayo 3 Coudurier F. apdo 2024 Cox C. B. apdo 2028 Cromwell M. M. apdo 322 Cuellar R. Huahualco 628 Cummings Ernest la Chopo 24 Cummings Joe la Chopo 24 Curtis G. W. apdo 2028 Davis Fred. M. la Estaciones 3 Decellis E. H. apdo 2028 Deekens A. H. la S. Francisco 7 Delay W. N. apdo 2028 Del Valle F. Gante 5 Del Valle H. Gante 5 Dent W. H. la Guerrero 4 Dewar N. P. Cadena 11 Diaz J. Calle Ancha 2 Dickinson Frank 2a Artes 2 Dickinson Thomas 2a Artes 2 Drake J. H. Coliseo Nuevo 10 Duenas Patricio la Arquitectas 1003 Duenas Pedro Banco Americano Dunkerly F. J. Banco Americano Dyer J. M. Gante 8 Dyer S. A. apdo 447 Easton R. P. apdo 322 Eckels H. M. Av. Madrid 127 Eggers Luis Cadena 2 Elian Stanley 2a Iturbide 4 Elle Paul la Estaciones 2 Enberg L. Coliseo Viejo 21 Escudera Jose la Indio Triste 8 Espinoza J. Alvarado 28% Etchegarary F. la Angel y Cadena
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
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Falavera F. Cuajoncuto 5
Farnsworth W. S. la S. Francisco 8
Feehan H. Ramon Guzman 10
Ferreira Pedro apdo 2028
Fiske G. C. Gante 8
Fitze O. K. Merida Yucutan
Foley J. C. apdo 2028
Foncerrada J. M. 4a Independencia 2
Ford E. J. apdo 2253
Ford J. W. Jr. Gante 4
Frisbie L. P. Coliseo Nuevo 10
Frudenstein A. H. apdo 4-17
Gama M. E. Colonia Chapultepec
GJeason J. M. Nuevo Mexico 1
Goldsworthy J. J. Ingoran
Gray John la Damas 5
Gregory L. E. Monterey N. L.
Grobrecht A. W. Gante 8
Grogan W. R. la S. Francisco 7
Groot J. J. de 5 Mayo 3
Groth Rudolph Palma 4
Guenchard F. Santa Clara 21
Guerrera Alberto San Miguel 3
Hamer G. H. Dinamarca 200
Harlowe W. H. apdo 105
Harris H. apdo 2028
Hauser J. P. Puebla
Head H. C. Banco Americano -
Healy W. J. Amer. Club
Hendrichs H. L. apdo 910
Herrera A. apdo 2028
Heyser C. A. 4a Artes 4
Higgins G. M. 5 Mayo 3
Hijar Haro A. Pte. Alvarado 1441
Hill W. H. apdo 403
Hirschfeld Geo. la Alamo 536
Holmesland S. O. apdo 2028
Honey T. T. Santa Clara 7
Horcasitas Jose Banco Americano
Horton H. F. Merida Yucutan
Howard D. C. U. S. Bank Gante 1
Hubbard Charles la Providencia 1%
Hudlet Alfred Juarez 625
Hundley E. F. apdo 322
Hunter J. B. Pte. Alvarado 4
Hutchinson L. M. Don Juan Manuel 24
Tbanes F. Pte. Quebrado 2
Ibanes Manuel Pet. Quebrado 2
James C. C. apdo 88
Jeans J. F. Vergara 4
Johnson Stoddard Cardenas
Jones M. E. 2a S. Francisco 11
Jordan C. S. apdo 37 bis
Kaiser M. L. San Juan Letran 13
Kaliski Henry Patoni 3
Kelly W. H. apdo 2028
Kennedy George Gante 2
Kerford F. H. Alcaiceria 112
Ketchum J. R. Banco Americano
Kirkland William 3a Soto 15
Kolff G. C apdo 2028
Lawson W. E. 5a Naranjo 2515
Lawton Geo. W. Esp. Santo 5
Lawton H. apdo 2028
Lemmens J. J. apdo 325
Lemus R. apdo 2028
Leon Luis A. Mixcoac
Leslie E. M. apdo 447
Leyra Aurelio 2a Tulipan 3
Lindsay D. W. Ortega 28
Lister F. V. Av. Juarez 404
Locke Reginald apdo 910
Lord Edwin apdo 547
Loubens L. J. Betlemitas 11
Lozano Alberto Cadena 11
Lozano Guillermo Capuchinas 11
Malcomson A. W. Banco Americano
Marburg Arnold Patoni 3
Marburg Guido Patoni 3
Margets J. W. Pte. Alvarado 4
Martin L. D. la Santa Maria 8
Martinez Alfredo 2a Arquitectos 2
Martinez A. M. Arcos Belem 316
McAlpin A. A. apdo 2028
McCrellis W. A. apdo 322
McCullough M. L. la Mina 14
McDonald Leslie Pte. S. Francisco 13
McEvoy Harvey apdo 322
McGinnis J. F. apdo 322
McNamara E. W. San Agustin 7
McNeely W. M. 2a Industria IB
Mendez Luis B. Resales 9
Merrick A. O. apdo 2028
Merrick J. F. apdo 105
Messenberg Paul la Estaciones 2
Meyer Edwin apdo 2028
Meyers J. B. la S. Francisco 14
Miller F. J. Santa Clara 7
Mitchell Alejandro 2a Zaragoza 1
Mitchell P. B. apdo 447
Mohler J. Frank Av. Juarez 602
Montgomery J. R. apdo 2028
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Morphy Alberto Tiburcio 4
Morrell A. R. 2a S. Francisco 11
Murdock A. A. apdo 2028
Murdock W. S. apdo 447
Murphy M. J. apdo 2028
Nash W. H. F. San Juan Letran 10
Neve Guillemo apdo 2028
Nixon Tom D. 4a Artes 2324
North Geo. M. 3a Independencia 12
Oldbert B. P. Gante 4
Onion Frank C. Aguascalientes
Ortega Adolf o la S. Francisco 7
Owens C. F. 5 de Mayo 3
Para S. M. apdo 447
Parker W. A. Av. Juarez 218
Parks L. G. Espiritu Santo 1
Parterrayo H. de Gil Av. Juarez 404
Pastrana A. la Colon 4
Pastrana L. la Colon 4
Paterson J. A. la Independencia 9
Paterson W. E. la Independencia 9
Patschek Chas. 4a Independencia 4%
Patten T. W. Dinamarca 420
Payzant G. Y. apdo 2122
Pazo A. Jr. la S. Francisco 7
Peeler G. B. la Independencia 4
Penny R. N. Mariscala 2%
Perez R. Sur 40 No. 293
Phelps A. W. apdo 2028
Phillippi R. E. apdo 2028
Phinn W. T. Coliseo Viejo 5
Final J. Cocheros 27
Plummer F. E. 2a Independencia 5
Porter W. G. la S. Francisco 4
Proctor H. H. U. S. Bank
Puente F. S. Sta. Clara 21
Pure H. San Juan 12
Putnam A. D. Amer. Bank
Pyle J. E. U. S. Bank
Quijano F. Bucareli 1873
Quinn Arthur Av. Madrid 137
Reitz M. F. Espirtu Santo 5
Reno J. Wilson apdo 242
Riach J. C. San Juan Letran 5V^
Risque J. P. apdo 2028
Ritchey C. I. apdo 2028
Rivera y Mora G. Donate Guerro 1243
Robertson Ford Esclavo 10
Rodrigo L. G. 4a Providencia 8
Roeder P. G. 2a Independencia 8
Rohde H. F. Zyleta 15
Rosemblum M. 2a S. Francisco 5
Ruff Jos. apdo 2040
Ryan Jack Sur 38 No. 247
Sample W. H. S. Juan Letran 12
Samson C. 3a Humboldt 720
Samson E. Gante 1
Samson F. 3a Humboldt 720
Sanborn W. D. S. Juan Letran 3
Sanchez A. P. British Club
Sauer Paul apdo 2028
Saunders F. G. apdo 447
Scales A. C. la S. Francisco 5
Scallan J. A. apdo 2254
Schleiden A. C. apdo 2028
Schwartz R. J. apdo 440
Schwermer F. T. apdo 403
Searle J. H. Gante 4
Serra E. Juan Manuel 20
Sewell V. F. S. Agustin 7
Sharp H. apdo 105
Sloan W. H. 3a Humboldt 515
Smith C. T. apdo 322
Smith J. A. Guadalajara
Smith K. R. apdo 2028
Smith W. H. Pte. Alvarado 4
Smyth E. H. San Fernando 307
Solorzano y Villageu J. S. Fernando 40
Southard W. F. S. apdo 2028
Spangler F. L. la S. Francisco 12
Spencer F. F. apdo 403
Spore W. D. 2a Independencia 4
Stanley W. H. 2a Dolores 429
Stein Alberto Banco Central
Stevenson C. Pte. Alvarado 4
Stevenson J. R. apdo 148
Stranahan G. A. Arista 3
Strickland H. L. Pte. Alvarado 4
Strong F. W. Gante 1
Strong Geo. la Industria 4
Stuart A. J. Banco London
Sykes F. J.
Taylor A. F. apdo 322
Temple A. R. apdo 298
Temple J. E. Ortega 28
Tolle H. A. Monterey
Trueheart A. R. Dinamarca 420
Turnbull A. C. Gante 1
Tuttle S. E. Dinamarca 420
Vallejo E. Sta. Teresa 3
Van den Bosch E. W. Pte. Alvarado 4
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OTHER DOWN-TOWN CLUBS - SOCIAL, LITERARY AND MUSICAL. 139
Van de Velde C. J. la Damas 5
Van de Velde E. 3a Independencia 2
Van Mourick Ferdinand Gante 4
Van Mourick G. la Estaciones 3
Veale W. J. 2a Mina 3
Volber Alberto Palma 4
Walker Kennith Av. Juarez y Balderas
Walker McKie Av. Juarez & Balderas
Walmsley E. A. apdo 105
Walsh W. E. Pte. Alvarado 4
Warner E. Resales 7
Warnes Manuel Hoacalco 628
Warneston John apdo 2028
Webb H. P. Jr. Zacatecas
Webb F. V. la Independencia 4
Weill M. Prlngcion Presidente 1033
Weiner Max San Hipolito 9
Welch Shur la S. Francisco 5
Wemple F. R. apdo 2028
Wemple Ross la S. Francisco 14
Wertz J. E. La Vega
White E. A. apdo 105
Widman Eugene la Independencia 22
Wild O. W. J. apdo 447
Willard R. H. Portillo S. Diego 2
Willis H. B. S. Juan Letran 1
Wiseman Wm. 5 de Mayo 6
Woods C. B. San Juan Letran 5%
Wright B. F. Chicago
Wright Harry apdo 2254
Wright S. B. apdo 2254
Zimmer T. F. Reforma 111
Zoeller Albert apdo 2028
Zuazua F. Garcia Porfirio Diaz
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CERCLE FRANCAISE. - Palma 11. Organized 1880; 450 members; annual meeting, January. Officers: Pres., S. Coblentz; v.-pres., E. Planchu; secy., Alph. Michel; treas., C. Markassuza; com., Jos. Signoret, Em. Andre, H. An- dragnez.
CERCLE I/UNION. - Vergara 16. Member- ship, 160. Officers: Pres., Henry Myard Mille; v.-pres., Joaquin Cuevas; treas., Geo. Pinson; secy., Chas. Vallee; com- mitteemen, M. Hubault, Raoul Mille, E. Puchen; mgr., Louis Cambounet; tel. 310.
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W. S. Farnsworth; rec. secy., Mrs. J. W. Burns: home cor. secy., Miss A. Maud Miller; foreign cor. secy., Mrs. C. M. Porter; treas., Mrs. Loring Olm- stead. The club has a library.
PHILANTHROPIC DEPARTMENT. - Chairman, Mrs. J. E. Meginn; secy., Mrs. Loring Olmstead; treas., Miss A. Maud Miller. The department's object is to aid Eng- lish speaking women in distress. In- cidentally the department has in charge a dormitory and coffee-house for English speaking men out of employment. Tt is located at 3a San Juan 1622; Chas. Williams, mgr.
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT. - Meetings held every Saturday afternoon at the resi- dence of one of the members.
Club Members.
HONORARY. - Mrs. Maud Annie Dennie, Miss Grace Kellogg, Mrs. Alec. Twee- die.
ACTIVE. - Mesdames: W. R. Andrews, M. L. Baptista, Mattie Breen, M. N. Brown, J. W. Burns, E. C. Butler, R. C. Chisholm, R. C. Comfort, Chas. E. Cummings, T. R. Crump, Isabel De Cress, S. A. Dyer, W. S. Farnsworth, W. R. Grogan, Geo. I. Hamm, Geo. T. Hilbert, J. F. Jeans, C. F. Kokeritz. Dr. Frances McMillan, W. H. Mc- Woods, J. E. Meginn, Maud A. Miller. T. B. Mitchell, H. W. Morton, H. K. Norville, T. C. Owens, Loring Olm- stead, C. M. Porter, C. W. Reed, Ras- bach, J. Harry Shearer, Arturo Schmidt, Beatrice Steinkuhl, H. P. Webb, Hester A. Woolman.
Miscellaneous.
BACHELORS' GERMAN CLUB. - Organized August, 1901, with 14 charter members; limit 30 members. Four dances given each year. Officers: Paul Steffian, pres.; Fred. Hortop, v.-pres. ; E. D. Brown, act. secy.; W. D. Sanborn, treas.; hon. mem., Julius Ambrosuis, H. Y. Blake, Herbert Compton, Lewis Fudd, W. E. Powell, Harry J. Shearer.
Asso. mem., E. D. Brown, A. Cherm- side, Dr. Collantes, W. J. Crittenden, F. W. Davis, Joe Dent, Wm. Dent, W. J. DeGress, F. J. Dunkerly, T. D. Frost, H. P. Gallagher, W. P. Garside, T. C. Gillespie, L. E. Gregory, W. H. Hill, F. T. Hortop, Jno. Judd, Geo. Kennedy, A. W. Malcolmson, A. F. Montmorency, C. F. Owens, J. C. Riach, W. D. Sanborn, H. M. Saume- nig, Dr. Lawrence Shields, Paul Stef- fian, F. M. Van Mourick, McKie. Walker, C. W. Whittemore.
COTILLION CLUB. - Organized July, 1898; holding dances on the 4th Saturday of each month at Mrs. Tennent's, la Providencia 18; membership limited to 75; 15 invitations are issued each month. Officers: Pres., Mrs. E. C. Perkins; v.-pres., Daniel Alvear; secy., M. Munoz Landero, apdo 2056; treas., A. W. Malcolmson; recp. com., Romulo Castaneda, Carlos Suengas, Luis Mar- tinez de Castro, Edward C. Perkins and Manuel del Villar.
CURRENT Tones CLUB. - Literary; meets Tuesdays with various members. Offi- cers: Pres., Mrs. Lloyd Hamer; v.- pres., Mrs. Paul Hudson; secy., Mrs. Alvin Dobson.
DEUTSCHER GESANG VEREIN. - Composed of members of German Club in Colegio Ninas. Officers: Pres., W. Feuss; v.-pres., P. Schulz; dir., O. Fischer; secy., O. Splitter; treas., P. Patrzek. Meets every Friday night; 70 members.
DOPPEL QUARTETTE " TEUTONIA." - Or- ganized from old singing club formed in 1842. Dir., Sr. Ereer; treas., C. Dittmer. Meets in German Club, Cole- gio Ninas 4.
FRIDAY NIGHT L'TERARY CLUB. - Organ- ized 1897. Meets 2d and 4th Fridays. Officers: Pres., Henry W. Morton; secy., W. MacDowell McNeely; treas., Miss Hannah Gyger.
GORE COURT EUCHRE CLUB. - Composed of residents of Gore Court and neigh- borhood; organized January, 1901; 20 members. Meets every other Saturday evening.
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ILLIIJEE DANCING CLUB. - Organized Feb- ruary, 1903, for the purpose of holding dances at irregular periods; its mem- bers include a large number of the most prominent young men of the American Colony. Officers: Fred. M. Van Mourick, pres. ; L. M. Hutchinson, v.- pres. ; L. G. Parks, secy.; A. C. Scales, treas. ; and the following board of man- agers: George I. Ham, J. W. Burns, A. H. Jenkins, Dr. W. W. Contris and C. W. Fish. The following is a list of the charter members of the club: J. H. Drake, W. F. McKenzie, Dr. J. J. Finley, Dr. W. W. Contris, H. Mc- Evoy, W. D. Alonzo, S. C. A. Gilbert, R. C. Burns, C. W. Fish, J. W. Burns, L. C. Parks, Fred. M. Van Mourick, M. L. Kaiser, A. W. Lang, George B. McClellan, Geo. I. Ham, C. A. Lason,
A. C. Scales, T. G. Weston, F. W. Bone, W. A. DeGress, R. L. Royalty, Ed. J. Muench, A. H. Jenkins, J. W. Judd, J. O. Glover, E. G. Holland,
C. W. Cooper, H. Putnam, Agustin Arriaga, W. B. Butchart, L. M. Hutch- inson, J. O. Rice, E. D. Brown, W. S. Jones, Gayle Steele, Daniel Alvear, C.
B. Mitchell, Arthur Putnam, Dr. A. W. Parsons, Carlton Owens, Paul Stef- fian, A. J. McDonald, Fred. Davis, J. J. Judd, Lewis Judd, H. F. Schlattman, Harry Wright, Joseph A. Scallan, W. A. L. Schaeffer.
IPROMPTU CLUB. - Organized 1900; mem- i;rship limited to 40 subscribers; dances on 2d and 4th Thursday evenings of each month at Mrs. Tennent's. Com. : L. O. Harnecker, L. C. Shields, G. C. Fiske, M. G. Williams. ISMET EUCHRE CLUB. - Meets 3d Tues- lys at homes of members; no regular organization; 15 members. [EXICO CITY DRAMATIC CLUB. - Organ- ized 1902. Has given three successful plays for charity. Officers: Dr. Felix Borden, stage mgr. ; Arthur S. Holly, secy, and treas.; members, John Hubert Cornyn, Dr. Felix Borden, Harry R. Rhoads, Dwight C. Brewster, Charles
D. Rhoads, Charles L. Granger, W.
MacDowell McNeely, Arthur Sinclair Holly, Miss Mary M. Ford, Miss Patti Guthrie, Miss Zephie Balfour, Mrs. Harry R. Rhoads.
OCCASIONAL CLUB^ - Organized for the purpose of giving dances at unstated periods, usually twice per year; its members include the best known young people of the English-speaking Colony. Officers: George Kennedy, chrm.; Jules Lacaud, hon. secy, and treas.; Jas Phil- lips; T. P. Honey and R. J. Blackmore, com.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF MEXICO. - Com- posed of Scotchmen and their descend- ants in Mexico; organized 1893 to foster Scottish national sentiment. St. Andrew's day was celebrated in 1902 by a dinner given at the Hotel Jardin on Dec. 6. The society also gave several other successful entertainments during the year. Officers: Pres., William Young; v.-pres., Geo. W. Kerse, W. W. Graham; hon. secy., J. Edward Camp- bell; hon. treas., J. Forsyth; com., Bruice Bailey, Geo. M. Howat, J. C. Gillespie, J. A. McLeod, Wm. Niven, Felipe N. Robertson.
SOCIEDAD CHIHUAHUAENSE. - Association formed by members of the Chihuahua Colony in Mexico; dances are held quarterly in the Tivoli Eliseo; many Americans are enrolled as members. Pres., Lie Jesus F. Nieto; secy., Joa- quin Velarde.
TE CLUB. - Formed of well known young people. Pres., Enrique Fernandez Castillo; secy., Manuel del Villar.
UNIVERSAL SELF CULTURE LONGEVITY CLUB. - Organized July 1, 1900; the ob- ject of the club is " health, happiness and long life, through harmony." Meets every Sunday morning; there are 40 members, with no officers. Communica- tions may be addressed, Dr. O. P. Rice, Guadalupe Hidalgo.
W. C. T. U. (AMERICAN). - Mrs. H. A. Bassett, pres.; Miss Mary Healy, secy.; Mrs. H. W. Morton, treas. Annual dues, $1; meetings 1st Mondays at
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W. C. T. U. (MEXICANO.) - Pres., Mrs. Isabel M. VdadeGamboa; secy., Sereina s. de Rosas, Cuajomulco 4; treas., Sra. Emila M. de Valderrama. Organized, Nov. 19, 1898; 95 active, 25 honorary members; meets last Sunday each month at 5 p. m. in the Trinity M. E. Church.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. - Calle Espiritu Santo 1 (Entresuelo). Established 1902 for the purpose of aiding both
English-speaking and Mexican women. The rooms are open daily from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. The membership consists of 75 patron- esses, who pay $1 per month, and 197 members who pay $1 per year. A com- mission of 10 per cent, is charged for sales. Officers: Mrs. J. E. Earley, pres.; Mrs. L. F. Bedford, Mrs. W. C. Orr, Mrs. C. O. Phillips, Mrs. W. B. Woodrow, v.-pres.; Mrs. C. H. Tillman, secy. ; Mrs. Juan Cuyas, treas. ; Mrs. J. M. Williams, chrm. tea room; Mrs. T. D. Wheatley, chrm. salesroom.
FRATERNAL.
Masonic.
MASONIC TEMPLE. - Puerta Falsa San An- dres 14, apdo 10.
MASONIC HALL. - 5a Mina Bl/2.
GRAND LODGES: Valle de Mexico, Mex. City, G. M., Wm. J. DeGress; G. S. Felix Iglesias, Benito Juarez, Ciudad Porf. Diaz, Dr. Lomez Cantii, G. M.; Ignacio Ramirez, Tampico, Pedro Tru- jillo, G. M.; Gerardo L. Ostos, G. S.
GRAN LODGE VALLE DE MEXICO. - Meets yearly in Masonic Hall. Manuel Levi, G. M.; F. M. Iglesias, G. S.; Carlos D. D. Curtis, G. T.; apdo 10.
TOLTEC LODGE, 214, A. F. & A. M. - Meets Mondays at 8 p. m. in Masonic Hall; works in York rite, in English, and under jurisdiction of Grand Lodge Valle de Mexico. C. T. Bayless, W. M.; F. E. Young, secy.; apdo 2008.
ANAHUAC LODGE, 141, A. & A. S. R. - Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday 8:30 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Scottish rite, in English, and under jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge, Valle de Mexico. C. D. Rhoads, W. M.; W. A. Butchart, S. W.; P. Gleason, J. W.; W. J. De Gress, secy. -treas., apdo 870.
CUAUHTEMOC LODGE, 234, A. F. & A. M. - Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays 8 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Works in York rite,
in English, and under jurisdiction of Grand Lodge, Valle de Mexico. Offi- cers: W. A. De Gress, W. M.; Felix Borden, secy.
GERMANIA LODGE, 219, A. F. & A. M. - Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday 8:30 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Work in German, recognized by the German Grossloben- bund. W. M. Emilio Dahlhaus; S. W., W. Weber; J. W., H. Teuner; secy., A. Teuner; treas., Ch. Carstens.
BENITO JUAREZ LODGE, 3, A. & A. S. R. - Meets Fridays 8:30 p. m. Works in Spanish. Felix Iglesias, V. M.; Arturo Aleman, secy.
MEXICO CITY CHAPTER, 225, Royal Arch Masons. - Chartered by Grand Chapter of Texas. Meets 1st and 3d Fridays in Masonic Hall. F. E. Young, H. P.; J. W. Perkins, K.; J. E. Meginn, S.; H. H. Greenleaf, secy.
SUPREME COUNCIL, 33d Degree of Mexico. - Meets quarterly in Masonic Temple. Gen. Jesus Alonzo Flores, S. G. C.; Gen. Jose de la Paz Alvaraz, G. S. G.
COUNCIL OF KADOSH, 33d Degree, Porfirio Diaz. - Meets 2d and 4th Sundays, 10:30 a. m.
MORELOS, 2, Chapter Rose Croix. - Meets 1st and 3d Thursdays 8 p. m. in Ma- sonic Temple. Jose de la Paz Alvarez, D. M.; Alberto C. Atristain, secy.
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ALPHA, 14, LODGE OF PROTECTION. - Meets
Wednesdays in Masonic Temple, 7 p.
m. T. V. V. Pod., Jesus Flores Magon;
1st Gr. Viv., Miguel A. Cosio. REGENERACION, 103. - Jose Lozano, V. M.;
Carlos M. Venilla, secy.
Odd Fellows.
D. D. G. S. FOR THE REPUBLIC OF MEXI- CO. - A. Benassini, 2a San Francisco 2, apdo 572.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL. - 5a Mina 8J^.
RIDGELEY LODGE, No. 1, I. O. O. F. - Meets every Friday at 8:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows' Hall. Officers: W. Wiseman, N. G.; W. H. Shepparcl, V. G.; B. P. Northrup, fin. secy.; J. H. Searle, rec. secy., apdo 2156; M. Blum, treas.
cico CITY ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, I. O. O. F. - Meets 1st Monday and 3d Friday at 8:30 p. m. in Odd Fel- lows' Hall. Officers: J. H. Cornyn, C. P.; H. F. Schlattman, H. P.; H. Dudley Young, rec. scribe; J. Meyer, fin. scribe; M. G. Bradley, S. W.; A. Benassini, treas.
LEMANIA LODGE, No. 3, I. O. O. F. - Meets every Thursday at 8:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows' Hall. Officers: C. F. Heinrich, N. G.; H. Walther, V. G.; A. Weber, secy.; E. Dahlhaus, treas. JAREZ LODGE, No. 2, I. O. O. F. - Meets every Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows' Hall.
cico LODGE, No. 6, I. O. O. F. - Meets every Monday at 8:30 p. m. in Odd Fellows' Hall. Officers: W. H. Brooks, N. G.; Chas. Zehmder, V. G.; Dr. H. Dudley Young, secy.; A. Benas-
sini, treas.; trustees, G. Klein, G. Larsen, Dr. C. A. Young.
Knights of Pythian.
VALLE DE MEXICO, No. 2, K. of P. - Meets Thursdays at 8:30 p. m. in Ma- sonic Hall. Wm. Schroeder, C. C.; C. R. Ormond, K. R. S., Alconedo.
G. A. R.
E. O. C. ORD POST, 100, Dept. of Ten- nessee, G. A. R. - Meets 2d Wednes- days at 6 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Offi- cers: W. J. De Gress, post com., apdo 870; H. P. Webb, qrtrmas.; Na- than C. Petit, S. V. C.; C. C. Lamm, J. V. C; C. H. M. y Agramonte, adjt. Members: Alexander C. W., Agramonte C. H. M. y, Byam W. W., De Gress W. J., Dorman C. H., Foster J. R., Howe Dr. H. W., Holmes Wm., Law- ton E. W., Lee R. J., Lamm C. C., Pate R. C, Petit N. C., Raphal A. M., Sturm Herman, Schuler A. M., Town- send J. M., Villagran A. L., Webb H. P., Whittemore H. D., Wood J. A.
Railroad Orders.
CITY OF MEXICO, Division 159, Order of Railway Conductors of America. - Meets 1st and 3d Saturdays at 8:30 p. m. in Masonic Hall. Officers: J. F. Reed, C. C.; J. S. de Echargaray, secy, and treas.
E. B. L. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS. - Meets 1st and 3d Sundays at 8 p. m. E. F. Zimmerman, C. E., 4a Mosqueta 1041; J. F. Barbour, 1st asst.; W. H. Cleve- land, secy of ins., 3a Marte 1203.
SPORTS*
ATHLETICS. Reforma Athletic Club.
(Grounds on Paseo). inized March 20, 1894. Its scope of sports includes tennis, cricket, polo and
field sports. Active membership, 100. Officers: Hon. pres., the British Min- ister; pres., H. C. Waters; v.-pres., T. R. Phillips; hon. secy., M. S. Turner; hon. treas., Jas. Phillips. The active officers, with C. M. Butlin, T. P.
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Honey, Geo. Kennedy, H. E. Bourchier
Harvey D. W.
McNabb J. F.
and H. J. Holt, form the committee.
Hasam T. R.
Mendez P. Z.
General field day is held Dec. 12; an-
Hatfield J.
Mennell J. L
nual meeting first week in April. The
Hegewisch A. E.
Mildmay G. St.
members of the club are as follows:
Hewett G. H.
John
Hitchins Campbell
Miller Marshall
PatronH.
V.
Moler W. G.
Campbell A. J. Bering Sir H. N. Hampson J. H. Honey Richard Read H. V. R.
Robertson F. N. Rouzer L, H. Stanhope Hon. Chandos. Waters H. C.
Hitchins Chas. V. Hochschild M. Hogg F. C. Holt H. J. Honey T. P. Honey W. J.
Moncheur Baron Morton Gabriel Morkill W. L. Narraway H. R. Newbery S. W. Ogilvie F. W.
¥* ACJ-S *9 «*»» 4
Hudson C. R.
Parkes E. B.
AC CS 1 Q. OUT*
Hughes V.
Parry L. H.
Alcazar C.
Cowell J. R.
Hutton A. R.
Paterson C.
Allan J. /.
Crittenden W. J.
Ingram W. T.
Gordon
Ambrosius J. R.
Crowder H. D.
Iturbe M.
Paterson Jas.
Anderson J. M.
Darnell H. F.
Iturbe F.
Paterson W. A.
Bashford E. E.
Dayton T. S.
Iwersen E.
Paterson Jr. \Y. E.
Barron Eustace
Dewar N. P.
James W. H. T.
Penney R. N.
Bell E. A.
Donly A. W.
Jeffcock F. J.
Phillips Jas.
Bennett P. M.
Drysdale A. T.
Jerome L.
Phillips Thos.
Bennett D. P.
Earley J. E.
Johnson E. I.
Phillips T. R.
Bent Sheldon T.
Easley W. J.
Keeble W. L.
Pirie F.
Bernal R.
Easton R. P.
Kennedy <jeo.
Pope S. H.
Beughem Viscount
Echegaray V.
Kielmansegg
Potilla Fco.
de
Elguero R.
Count
Portilla Gmo.
Blackmore R. J.
Escandon M.
Killian F. M.
Redo Diego
Blake A.
Escandon P.
Kilvert M. A.
Reyes M.
Blake W. W.
Fitchtner Dr. P.
Kinnell A.
Riba Cervantes A.
Black H. K.
Fish C. W.
Kreutziger A.
Rio A. del
Bourchier H. E.
Flor A.
Lacaud J. A.
Rio J. del
Braggiotti A.
Ford Thos.
Laurie A. T.
Roberts E. M.
Branch H. N.
Frankfurt J.
Leitch A. L.
Robertson F.
Branch J. N.
Frisbie J. B. Jr.
Lister F. V.
Robertson P. L.
Braniff Oscar J.
Fuss Geo.
Lonergan G. F.
Rowe N.
Breir Luis
Gaines F. E.
Lubeck R. von
Russell T. W.
Brenchley J. V.
Gallagher H. P.
Luzarraga E.
Ryan W. B.
Butelli N.
Gardner F. E.
Macdonald P.
Sanz C.
Burrell P. H.
Gaynor G.
Mackenzie A.
Sanz C. Osio y
Butlin C. M.
Gleadell W. H.
Macmillan J. C.
Sanz P.
Garden Lionel
Goodman Dr. A. R.
Marron C.
Sanz M.
Cartlidge E. C.
Haines C. V.
Martinez M. A.
Sayer W. E.
Caldwell J.
Halliwell E. A. E.
Martinez del
Scherer H. Jr.
Castillo A. F.
Ham G. I.
Campo H.
Schmidt C.
Chevrillon L.
Hamer N.
Martinez del
Schroeder E.
Ching E. M.
Hamer T.
Campo M.
Schultze A.
Clayton Capt. Powell
Hanning H. E.
Mason E. H.
Seuthe O.
Clegg Chas.
Hard Dr. J. M. B.
Mason A. B.
Sharpe H.
Clifford P. C.
Harnecker L. O.
MacAusland H. C.
Shorter C. S.
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Sieger C. L.
Trollope F.
Feb. 15. - Grays vs. Mexicans.
Simpson H. H.
Troup J.
Feb. 22. - Browns vs. Blues.
Simpson E. L.
Turnbull Wm. R.
Mar. 1. - Browns vs. Mexicans.
Sladnicki Count A.
Turner M. S.
Mar. 8. - Grays vs. Blues.
Snell Jas. A.
Varley G. A.
Mar. 15. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
Somellera G. F.
Virgoe W.
Mar. 22. - Grays vs. Browns.
Sternfeldt I.
Woodcock F.
Mar. 29. - Grays vs. Mexicans.
Strong F.
Woodrow W. B.
Apr. 5. - Blues vs. Browns.
Sturt H. P.
Watson A. R.
Apr. 12. - Grays vs. Browns.
Suinaga P.
Apr. 19. - Blues vs. Grays.
Apr. 26. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
Non-Resident.
May 3. - Grays vs. Browns.
Brooke H. E.
Phillips Fred.
Gibb C.
Russell J. W.
AFTERNOON.
Grensell E. B.
Shaw P. G.
Grosvenor O. A. Harvey H. Honey R. Jr. Nunn L. J.
Toomer J. F. Turnbull Wm. H. Vaughan R. Wadleigh T. R.
(Game called at 3 p. m.). Nov. 23. - Blues vs. Browns. Nov. 30. - Grays vs. Mexicans. Dec. 7. - Blues vs. Grays. Dec. 14. - Browns vs. Mexicans.
BASEBALL.
Dec. 21? - Grays vs. Browns
Dec. 28. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
Mexico City Athletic Associa-
Jan. 4. - Blues vs. Browns.
tion.
Jan. 11.- - Grays vs. Mexicans.
(Grounds, Paseo de la Reforma).
Jan. 18. - Blues vs. Grays.
Established November, 1902, for the pro-
Jan. 25. - Mexicans vs. Browns.
motion of all kinds of amateur athletic
Feb. 1. - Grays vs. Browns.
sports. The association is especially de-
Feb. 8. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
voted to baseball, and during 1902-1903
Feb. 15. - Blues vs. Browns.
held a very successful season. Officers:
Feb. 22. - Grays vs. Mexicans.
T. R. Hasam, pres.; H. J. Holt, v.-
Mar. 1. - Blues vs. Grays.
pres.; Robert S. Barrett, secy.; F. T.
Mar. 8. - Mexicans vs. Browns.
Dunkerley, treas. Annual meeting in
Mar. 15. - Browns vs. Mexicans.
November. Initiation fee, $2; monthly
Mar. 22. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
dues, $1. The baseball schedule is as
Mar. 29. - Blues vs. Browns.
follows :
Apr. 5. - Grays vs. Mexicans.
Apr. 12. - Mexicans vs. Blues.
MORNING.
Apr. 19. - Mexicans vs. Browns.
(Game called at 10 a. m.).
Apr. 26. - Grays vs. Browns.
Nov. 23. - Grays vs. Mexicans.
May 3. - Blues vs. Mexicans.
Nov. 30. - Blues vs. Brown. Dec. 7. - Browns vs. Mexicans. Dec. 14. - Grays vs. Blues. Dec. 21. - Blues vs. Mexicans. Dec. 28. - Browns vs. Grays. Jan. 4. - Grays vs. Mexicans. Jan. 11. - Blues vs. Browns. Jan. 18. - Browns vs. Mexicans. Jan. 25. - Grays vs. Blues. Feb. 1. - Blues vs. Mexicans. Feb. 8. - Browns vs. Grays.
The members of the baseball teams are as follows:
R. C. Burns, manager. McEvoy, p.; Gilbert, c.; Wright and Cooper, lb.; Bolger, 2b. ; Burns, R. C., s.s.; Granger and Frisbie, L. P., 3b.; De Gress, r. f.; Widman, c. f.; Gob- recht and Burns, J. W., 1. f.
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L. J. Loubens, manager. Holt and Artman, p.; Searle, c. ; Mont- gomery, Ib. ; Muench, 2b. ; Dyer, s.s. ; Platz, 3b.; Noble and Mitchell, r. f.; Loubens, c. f. ; Mohler, 1. f.
BLUES.
Harry Wright, manager. Peeler and Martin, p.; Wright and Fris- bie, J. B., c.; Marburg, Ib.; Scallan and McKnight, 2b. ; Alonso, s.s. ; Mal- colmson, 3b. ; Waibel and Shroth, r. f. ; Garside, c. f.; Frisbie, Leo., 1. f.
MEXICANS.
M. Perez, manager.
Perez and Braniff, A.-, p.; Ibarrolla, c. ; Nunes, Ib.; Braniff and Solache, 2b. ; Limon, 3b. ; Franco and Solache, s.s.: Solache, R., and Colin, r. f. ; Calles, c. f.; Antiga, 1 f.
BOATING. Tlie Lakeside Boating: Club.
This club was started by a few Anglo- American boating enthusiasts in the year 1890 and grew to large propor- tions, having had at one time a member- ship of nearly 300. A number of regatta picnics have been held under its auspices at Ayotla, El Pefion, Xochi- milco, Mas-Arriba and Mexicaltzingo, and the older foreign residents of the city still recall many happy days spent by them as guests of this popular club. Owing to the drainage of the Valley of Mexico by the Government, the old favorite and accessible resorts have dis- appeared one by one, until now boating is attended with much expense and inconvenience. The present headquar- ters of the Lakeside Club is at Mexi- caltzingo, where, unfortunately, the Viga canal is too narrow for a boat race. The removal of the boathouse to Xochimilco has been contemplated, but due to the lack of rapid means of communication between that beautiful
watering place and the metropolis, the project is being allowed to await rail- way developments. The present officers of this club are: Pres., Thomas Phil- lips; hon. secy., Henri Cassereau; hon. treas., Etienne Pucheu.
CRICKET. Cricket Association, of Mexico.
CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP CUP COMMITTEE. - Organized March 19, 1900, with the Reforma and Mexico City Cricket Clubs of Mexico and the Puebla and Pachuca Clubs as members. Jn 1901 the asso- ciation was joined by Orizaba, and in 1903 Pachuca dropped out. The results of the games played up to the present time are as follows:
1900.
Won. Lost. Points.
1. Reforma A. C. . . 5 1 4
2. Pachuca C. C... 3 3 0
3. Puebla C. C. . . . 2 4 - 2
3. Mexico C. C.... 2 4 - 2
1901.
Won. Lost. Points.
1. Reforma A. C. . . 7 1 6
2. Pachuca C. C. . . 4 4 0 2. Mexico C. C 4 4 0
4. Orizaba C. C... 3 5 - 2
5. Puebla C. C.... 2 6 - 4
1902.
Won. Lost. Points.
1. Mexico C. C.... 7 0 7
2. Reforma A. C... 6 2 4
3. Puebla C. C.... 2 6 - 4
4. Orizaba C. C... 3 5 - 2
5. Pachuca C. C. . . 1 7 - 6
The representatives of the clubs at the annual meeting of the association in 1903 were as follows: Reforma, But- lin and Kennedy; Mexico, Luis Amor and A. W. Laurie; Orizaba, S. W. Stac- poole; Puebla, R. A. H. Watson. C. M. Butlin is secretary and treasurer of the association.
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The captains of the teams are as follows: Keforma, George Kennedy; Mexico, Alex. Amor; Orizaba, S. W. Stacpoole; Puebla, Gerald Wicks.
The schedule for 1903 is as follows:
Jan. 11. - Puebla C. C. vs. Mexico C. C. Jan. 25. - Reforma A. C. vs. Orizaba A. C. Feb. 15. - Mexico C. C. vs. Orizaba A. C. Feb. 22. - Puebla C. C. vs. Reforma A. C. Mar. 8. - Reforma A. C. vs. Mexico C. C. Apr. 10. - Orizaba A. C. vs. Puebla C. C. Apr. 19. - Reforma A. C. vs. Puebla C. C. May 5. - Puebla C. C. vs. Orizaba A. C. May 10. - Orizaba A. C. vs. Mexico C. C. May 24. - Mexico C. C. vs. Puebla C. C. May 31. - Orizaba A. C. vs. Reforma
A. C. June 14. - Mexico C. C. vs. Reforma
A. C.
Besides the above, three special matches have been arranged, as follows, but which will not count in any way as far as the League Championship Cup is concerned:
Feb. 1. - Mexico C. C. vs. Reforma A. C. Apr. 5. - Mexico C. C. vs. Reforma A. C. May 5. - Reforma A. C. vs. Mexico C. C.
The Mexico Cricket Club.
(Grounds, Paseo de la Reforma).
The Mexico Cricket Club dates back many years, and is devoted to athletics in general. Cricket and football are played in their respective seasons, while tennis is played all the year round. The club won the Cricket Championship Cup for 1902 with the following record:
Matches Played. Won. Lost. Drawn. 7 701
Officers: Hon. pres., George Greville; act. pres., George I. Ham; v.-pres., W. A. Lea; capt., Alex. Amor; v.-capt., J. A. Branch; secy., H. N. Branch; treas.,
A. W. Hale; chrm. ground com., A. W. Laurie; capt. of football eleven, R. N. Penny; v.-capt. football eleven, J. M. McFarlane.
Members.
Alcorta Genaro Amor Alex. Amor P. A. Amor Victor Amor L. G. Baker A. J. Body J. B. Body W. A. Boyd F. K. Branch J. A. Branch H. N. Branch J. N. Braniff Albert Brown P. Bttstillos J. Count F. de
Cas.alquia Gates J. E. Campo Martinez
del
Campos Jose Cant H. Carter W. Clark M. Crump T. R. Davies E. Escudero P. Escudero M. Fish C. W. Floris J. B. Flynn James Frisbie J. B. Jr. Gavito Leopoldo Granados Ricardo Guest C. E. Hale A. W. Halliwell E. A. E. Ham G. I. Hamer Thurston Hamer L. R. Hamer G. H. Hamer N. Harnecker L. O. Hendricks L.
Hodgess C. Hogg A. R. Honey T. P. Hutchison I. M. Jones Edgar Katze M. B. Kerse G. W. Overt M. A. Lacaud J. Laurie A. W. Lea W. A. Lister F. V. Marron C. Mason F. J. McFarlane J. M. M. Miller Marshal Mills C. E. Moler H. B. Murray D. W. Mesbit A. S. Ogilvie F. W. Penny R. U. Pilkington G. Pope A. H. Porter A. J. Procter H. H. Samuel H. Samuel L. Sanders J. McC. Sanz Clemente Saumening J. M. Sharp H. Shirley J. Simpson G. H. Smith F. Strong F. W. Taylor F. Troup J. A. Walker J. Watson Jose Watson E. Watson R. A. H. Woodcock F. Woodrow W. B.
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FOOTBALL..
Association football has been played in Mexico for a number of years, but the game received a strong foothold in 1901-1902. During that season the fol- lowing games were played:
Dec. 15, 1901. - Reforma A. C. vs. British Club. Won by former by score of two goals to one.
Jan. 5, 1902. - Reforma A. C. vs. British Club. Won by latter by score of three goals to one.
Jan. 19, 1902. - Reforma A. C. vs. British Club. Won by former by score of one goal to nil.
Feb. 9, 1902. - " England " vs. " Scot- land." Won by former by score of three goals to two.
For the season of 1902-1903 the Mexico Association Football League was formed with Reforma A. C., the British Club, Pachuca, Orizaba and Mexico C. C. as members. G. Varley, apdo 915, Mexico City, is the honorable secretary.
Orizaba won the Championship Cup, the result of the season's games being as follows:
Played. Won.Lost.Drawn. 2200
Orizaba A. C
Reforma A. C. . .
British Club
Pachuca C. C
Mexico C. C...
The season of 1903 closed with the game between "England" and "Scot- land " on January 6, which resulted in favor of England by the score of five goals to two.
GOLF. Mixcoac Golf Club.
Organized June 16, 1901; grounds at Mixcoac; the initiation fee is $25 until the membership reaches 100, and then $50 thereafter; monthly dues are $2. The annual meeting is the last Saturday in October of each year and the meet-
ings of the Board of Governors are held on the 2d Tuesday of each month.
The club has had three handicap matches with the following results: 1st, won by Paul Hudson, R. L. Royalty 2d; 2d won by Paul Hudson, A. W. Donley 2d; 3d won by G. Ben Chase, J. F. Mohler 2d.
Board of Governors: Paul Hudson, pres. ; J. W. Burns, v.-pres. ; G. Ben Chase, secy.; W. A. De Gress, treas.; com., C. E. Cummings, Howard Carnes, C. C. Shanks, Joe Ketchum, M. Mc- Lane.
The Chairmen of the different committees are as follows: House and Green, Chas. E. Cummings; Handicap, Howard Carnes; Auditing, M. McLane.
Members.
Barnard F. E. Brand W. T. Burns J. W. Campbell J. E. Cant Harry Carriiichael R. J. Carnes Howard Chamberlain R. A. Chase G. Ben Cleveland C. B. Cooper C. W. Crump G. W. Cummings C. E. Davis F. W. De Gress W. A. Dobson A. R. Dunkerley F. J. Durfee E. M. Ebert J. W. Frisbie J. B. Jr. Gilbert Oswald Gilbert S. A. Ham Geo. I. Harrison J. L. Head H. C. Heid August Horn Leon Hortop Fred. Hubbard Charles Hudson Paul
Hunter A. J. Hutchinson L. M. Ingersoll H. Jacobs W. B. Jessup Miss Madge Jones W. S. Ketchum John Ketchum J. R. Kunz Louis Lason Chas. E. Layer W. F. Loubens L. Lowry W. E. Macdougald W. K. Malcolm son A. McDonald A. J. McDonald J. C. McKay E. H. McKay W. McLane M. McLellan Geo. B. Melick Chas. F. Moffatt David Mohler J. F. Mosher F. L. Navarro F. Neergaard L. E.
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Putnam A. D.
Shanks C. C.
Steffian Max
Walkley Russell
Rice J. O.
Sharp H.
Sutton Eli R.
Wiseman William
Roberts H. M.
Slack A. M.
Stevens W. G.
Woodcock F.
Royalty R. L.
Sours E. W.
Stevenson J. R.
Wright Joe
Schafer W. A. L.
Spence Dr. H. Y.
Ulfelder Dr. S.
Schmidt Arturo
Spillard L. H.
Van Mourick G.
San Pedro Golf Club.
Organized Aug. 19, 1900; grounds at San Pedro de los Pifios, a suburb of Tacu- baya. Present membership 125; limited to 200. Initiation fee, $50. Annual meeting, 1st Saturday in November.
Board of governors: J. E. Earley, L. H. Parry, A. R. Dobson, M. G. Williams, C. S. Shorter, Paul Hudson, W. W. Townsend, E. E. Bashford, P. L. Rob- ertson. Officers: J. E. Earley, pres.; L. H. Parry, 1st v.-pres. ; A. R. Dobson, 2d v.-pres.; M. G. Williams, treas.; E. E. Bashford, secy. Committees: House
com., L. H. Parry, chrm.; W. L. Mor- kill, J. H. McLeod, E. W. Sours, C. W. Whittemore; green com., W. W. Town- send, chrm.; A. R. Dobson, G. W. Johnson; handicap com., C. S. Shorter, chrm.; A. W. Donly, J. E. Pettegrew, W. H. Townsend, G. W. Johnson; aud. com., W. T. Townsend, chrm.; Henry Mel, F. H. Tackaberry; permanent grounds com., J. E. Earley, chrm.; I. Sepulveda, L. H. Parry, A. R. Dobson, P. M. Armendariz; capt., G. W. John- son.
Members.
Anderson J. M.
Donly A. W.
Hutch inson L. M.
Potter G. T.
Armendariz Col.
Earley John E.
Hutchison I. M.
Powell W. E.
A. M.
Easley W. T.
Hutton Donald J.
Prahl Gmo. A.
Armendarz Pedro M.
Easton R. P.
Johnson G. W.
Pyle J. E.
Bashford E. E.
Elsasser M.
Ketchum J. R.
Revell H.
Beames Clare F.
Floecker Baron von
Ketchum Joe
Riach J. C
Bennett D. P.
Ford Thomas
Kilvert Maxwell A.
Robertson P. L.
Brown E. D.
Frisbie J. B. Jr.
Kirkland R. G.
Samuel Lionel
Brown E. N.
Fuss Geo.
Kuntz Louis
Seeger Chas. L.
Blake H. Y.
Gallagher H. P.
Layer W. F.
Seligman I. J.
Blake W. W.
Goodman A. R.
Lawson W. E.
Sepulveda Y.
Blanton G. N.
Gordon Hugh
Leitz Paul
Seuthe O.
Body John B.
Gorsuch R. B.
Loubens L. J.
Schaefer W. H.
Branch John A.
Graham W. W.
Lubeck R. V.
Scherer H.
Bullard L. J.
Hackley G. R.
Mason A. B.
Scherer H. Jr.
Campbell J. E.
Ham Geo. I.
McCreery F. R.
Shields Lawrence
Carnes Howard
Hamer Goeffrey
Mazenet D.
Shorter Chas. S.
Castro Catano E.
Hamer Norman
McLeod J. H.
Smith Carl
Ching E. M.
Hamilton H. P.
Mel, Henry
Smith C. T.
Cisneros M.
Hampson J. H.
Morkill, W. L.
Smith M. F.
Cook Geo. W.
Hammond DeWitt
Morton Gabriel
Sours E. W.
Cook Karl R.
Harnecker L. O.
Mosher Frank
Stevens W. G.
Crittenden W. J.
Hasam T. R.
Moylan J. J.
Steffian M. W.
Crump G. W.
Hayes S. K.
Mills Geo.
Steffian Paul
Davis John R.
Hendricks H. L .
Nolan P. J.
Tackaberry F. H.
Dayton T. S.
Hoeck F. P.
Parry L. H.
Townsend W. W.
De Gress W. A.
Hotckiss C. L.
Pettegrew J. E.
Townsend J. C.
Ppbson A. R.
Hudson Paul
Phillips James
Townsend W. IL
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POLO. Mexican Polo Club.
Organized in 1897. The club consists at present of 12 playing and about 75 non- playing members. Practice games are held at the picturesque Condesa ground on Wednesdays at 4 p. m. and Sundays at 9:30 a. m. Officers: Hon. pres., Alejandro M. Escandon; act. pres., James A. Snell; secy, and treas., Dr. F. E. Gaines; com., T. H. Honey, A. Bermejillo and Antonio Escandon. Players: T. P. Honey, W. J. Honey, Ant. Escandon, Pablo Escandon, Jr., Jas. A. Snell, F. E. Gaines, P. Sanz, C. Sanz, J. I. Icaza, A. Bermejillo, T. R. Phillips, M. Martinez del Campo.
MISCELLANEOUS. German Bicycle Club.
DKUTSCHER RADFAHN-VEREIN. - Organized December, 1897. Rooms in German Club, Coligeo Ninas. Officers: C. Remstedt, pres.; O. Soehle, secy.; P. Hirchfeld, cashr.; leaders, O. Rastaedt, W. Graef. Excursions into the country every Sunday; 44 members.
German Gymnastic Club.
DEUTSCHER TURNVEREIN. - Organized 1875; membership, 140. The gymna- sium is in the German Club; field games, Rancho del Chopo, Sundays, at 9 a. m. Regular exercises Tuesdays. Officers: Pres., M. Ahlschier; secy., P. Stephan; treas., O. Franek; in- structors, P. Schmidt, G. Maloki, B. Clausen, Hermann.
German Riding: Club.
DEUTSCKER REIT VEREIN. - Organized in 1880. R. Boker, Jr., pres.; v.-pres., W. Julsrud; secy., F. Boker; treas., C. Stephan ; masters, R. Bourjan and L. Rabe. Headquarters, clubhouse in Condesa.
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SOCIAL DIRECTORY,
Addresses of Ladies of the Anglo-American Colony and Prominent Mexican Families.
NOTE. - Days at home follow the address. Where no day at home is given same was not definitely fixed at the time of publication of the Blue Book. A list arranged by days follows this list.
A.
Allison Mrs. Bertha C., Porfirio Diaz
1419 Ambridge Mrs. C. T., 7a Sor. Juana Inez
de la Cruz 3239, Tues. Ambrosius Miss Maria, Calle Berlin 5 Ambrosius Mrs. J. R., Napales 412 Arizpe Mrs. Maria Lobo de, Bruselas
408, Sat. Arriaga Mrs. Alice C. de, 2a Milan 1068,
1st Mon.
B.
Babcock Mrs. Geo. I., Pte. Alvarado 4,
2d and 4th Wed. Baker Mrs. Sebbon D., 4a Bucareli 1833,
3d and 4th Thu. Balke Mrs. Julio, Berlin 602 Bankhardt Mrs. Duncan, Av. Paris 38,
Wed. Baptista Mrs. M. L., San Juan Letran
12%. Barrett Mrs. Robert S., Av. Poniente
A-2 No. 3821, San Rafael, 1st and
4th Thu.
Bashford Mrs. E. E., Gore Court Bassett Mrs. H. A., Gante 5, Fri. Bassetti Mrs. U., Paseo 1826, Fri. Bayless Mrs. Charles T., 7a Alzate 3212,
1st and 3d Tues. Beames Mrs. Clare Franklyn, Gore Court,
1st Wed. Beck Mrs. Eman Lycurgas, Liverpool 545,
2d and 3d Fri. Bedford Mrs. Lawrence F., Principal 20,
Popotla, Sat.
Benfield Mrs. Juan M., la Mina 9 Bennett Mrs. J. F., Edison 2460, last
Wed.
Berthier Mrs. E., Sur 38 No. 40, Wed. Bixler Mrs. Fred. J., 3a Fresno 2708, 1st
Wed. Blackmore Mrs. Chas., Av. Balderas 5,
1st and 3d Fri. Black Mrs. H. K., Gore Court Blake Mrs. Andrew, Av. Hidalgo 13,
Coyoacan, 1st and 3d Thu. Blake, Mrs. H. Y., 3a Magnolia 1246 Blake Mrs. Wilson W., Av. Balderas 631,
1st and 3d Tues. Body Mrs. John B., 2a Fuentes Brotantes
2005, Wed.
Bolger Mrs. Thos. J., Clln. Candalarita 2 Boli Mrs. F. O., Revillagigedo 448, 2d
Tues. Bourchier Mrs. Herbert E., Av. Congreso
1444 Braggiotti Mrs. A., Av. Congreso 1438,
1st and 3d Wed. Braggiotti Miss, Av. Congreso 1438, 1st
and 3d Wed.
Braniff Mrs. Oscar, Paseo 1010 Braniff Mrs. Thomas, Paseo 85 Braniff Jr. Mrs. Thomas, Resales 9 Braschi Mrs. Victor M., Cadena 2, Mon. Breen Miss Mattie Lee, Paseo Reforma
79, 2d and 4th Sat. Brooke, Mrs. H. E., Liverpool 623 Brown Mrs. George R., la Dinamarca 52,
1st and 4th Wed. Brown Miss, la Dinamarca 52, 1st and
4th Wed. Brown Mrs. Hubert W., Av. Malintzin
1, Coyoacan, Sat.
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Brown Mrs. M. T., Plaza de San Fer- nando 307, 4th Sat.
Brown Mrs. E. N., Dinamarca 218, 2d and 4th Wed.
Browning Miss Clara B., 3a Providencia 1004, 1st and 3d Mon.
Buddee Mrs. L. E., 7a Alzate 3220
Bullis Mrs. J. J., Av. Madrid 100
Burns Mrs. J. Walter, Roma 2095, 1st and 2d Wed.
Butlin Mrs. Claude Marsh, Av. Congreso 1438, 2d and 4th Tues.
Butler Mrs. Edward Crompton, Gore Court, Mon.
Butler Mrs. John W., Gante 5, Fri.
C.
Campbell Mrs. Arthur Herbert, Gante
14, Thu. Carney Mrs. William, Nuevo Mexico 6,
Fri. Carter Mrs. Herbert Fuller, 2a Cipres
1311, 1st and 2d Tues. Cates Mrs. J. E., Hospital Real 3 Chemidlin Mrs. Louis N., 3a Gobernador
1852, Thu. Christie Mrs. W. Scott, 4a Av. Poniente
3601, San Rafael, 1st Fri. Clayton Mrs. Powell, Buena Vista 5, Fri. Clayton Miss, Buena Vista 5, Fri. Cleveland Mrs. Charles B., la Revilla-
gigedo 12, 1st and 2d Fri. Clinch Mrs. Alfred Colin, 2a Iturbide 4,
Tues. Conley Miss Elizabeth, Av. Balderas 814,
1st and 2d Thu. Conway Mrs. E. H., Popotla Cook Mrs. George W., cor. Av. Berlin
and Londres, 1st and 2d Mon. Coryell Mrs. John E., Privada del Alamo
17, 2 d and 4th Thu. Cottle Mrs. J. B., 7a Sor. Juana Inez de
la Cruz 3207, 1st and 3d Tues. Craig Mrs. E. Tudor, Gore Court, 1st and
2d Tues. Crump Mrs. George Wesley, Donate
Guerra 1213, 1st and 2d Tues. Crump Mrs. T. R., la San Francisco 8 Cummings Mrs. Charles Ernest, la Chopo
24
Cuyas Mrs. Juan, Gore Court " R," 2d and 4th Thu.
D.
Darnell Mrs. Herbert F. B., 3a Londres
651, Mon. Davis Mrs. John R., Av. 13, No. 2010,
San Pedro, 1st, 2d and 3d Tues. Deekens Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, la Dina- marca 56, 3d and 4th Thu. Degollado Mrs. Mariano, 6a Carpio 1,
1st and 2d Thu.
DeGress Mrs. Francis, Porfirio Diaz 1407 DeVries Mrs. Henry S., 2a Iturbide 2,
Tues. Dickinson Mrs. John T., Porfirio Diaz
1419 Dinkins Mrs. Hamilton C., 7a Sor. Juana
Inez de la Cruz 3231, Tues. Dobson Mrs. Alver R., Quinta Moreles,
San Pedro, 1st and 3d Wed. Donly Mrs. A. W., Manuel Dublan 670,
Tacubaya, 3d and 4th Fri. Drake Miss Maria, 4a Balderas 1004 Driggs Miss Henrietta D., 1st Mina 1442,
Tues. mornings. Dyer Mrs. S. Allen, Paseo Nuevo 637,
1st, 3d and 4th Tues.
E.
Earley Mrs. John E., Viena 5, Wed. Ebert Mrs. George K., Av. Morelos 1415 Elian Mrs. A. J., 2a Iturbide No. 4 Elsasser Mrs. M., Av. Madrid 50 Emanuel Mrs. H. de G. B., Clln. Espiritu Santo 2, Wed.
F.
Fantoni Mrs. Mariano, Sur 10, No. 2424 Farnsworth Mrs. W. S., Broadway 57,
Colonia Roma, 1st and 2d Thu. Fichtrier Mrs. P., 2a Viena 1860 Finley Mrs. J. J., Alcon-do 3^ Foot Mrs. George, Pte. Alvarado 21 Ford Mrs. J. W. Jr., 7a Sor. Juana Inez
de la Cruz 3223, 1st and 2d Tues. Forrester Mrs. Henry, 2a Cipres 1305,
1st and 3d Tues.
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AL ZAFIRO.
Esquina de la 2a de Plateros y 2a de la Palma*
MEXICO.
Apartado postal 577. F. Sanche y Cia., Sues.
Gran Almacen de Sederia y Boneteria.
Modas y Confecciones.
Especialidad en Sombreros para Senoras y Nins.
Guantes. Plumas, Flores*
Surtido Completo de Articttlos para Modistas y Costureras*
Grand Millinery and Silk Emporium.
Dresses and Trimmings*
Hats for Ladies and Children a Specialty*
Gloves. Plumes, Flowers.
Complete Assortment of Sup- plies for Dressmakers.
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SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
167
Frazer Mrs. J. M., 5a Pino 2517 Frisbie Mrs. J. B. Jr., Hda. de San Nico- las, near Atzcapazalco, Sun. Frisbie Mrs. L. P., Pte. Alvarado 23% Frost Mrs. W. A., Av. Berlin 610 Fuller Mrs. S. F., Prlngcion Ayuntami- ento 822
G.
Gadsden Miss Mary T., Ramon Guzman
1211, Wed. Gaines Mrs. Frank Ernest, 4a Arboles
Popotla 1st and 2d Wed. Gallaway Mrs. R. B., 2a Industria 423 Gallaway Miss Florence, 2a Industria 423 Gardner Mrs. Dell B., la Bucareli 626 Gaynor Mrs. W. S., 40 Sur, No. 87, 1st
and 2d Sat. Gelling Mrs. John W., la Ayuntamiento
4, 1st Fri.
Gilgan Mrs. Thomas, Paseo Nuevo 641 Glenn Mrs. Hugh Cook, Privada del
Alamo 1, 1st and 3d Fri. Gobrecht Mrs. Adolph W., la Artes
1804 B Graham Mrs. W. W., 2a Industria 410,
Mon. Green Mrs. F. W., Hamburgo 551, 1st
and 3d Fri.
Greville Mrs. George, 4a Marsella 4 Grogan Mrs. W. R., la Industria 4, 1st and 3d Tues. Guernsey Mrs. Frederic R., Plaza San
Jacinto 15, San Angel, Fri. Gyger Miss Hannah, la Providencia IS,
1st Tues.
H.
Ham Mrs. George I., Av. Morelos 1453,
2d and 4th Fri.
Hamer Mrs. Thurston, 2a Sur 10 Hamer Mrs. Lloyd R., Dinamarca 200,
2d and 4th Thu. Hampson Mrs. Joseph Henry, Av. Lon-
dres 3, 1st and 3d Mon. Hamilton Mrs. H. P., Av. 15, No. 2216,
San Pedro 1st and 2d Wed. Hankins Mrs. Olive L., la Artes 1804-B,
3d Fri.
Hasam Mrs. Thomas R., Av. Morelos 6 Hasam Miss, Av. Morelos 6
Harnecker Mrs. Lawrence O., Av. Berlin
427, 1st and 2d Tues. Harrison Mrs. Charles M., 34 Sur 820,
1st and 3d Tues.
Hatfield Mrs. Juan, Av. Berlin 429 Healy Mrs. W. J., Tarasquillo 2 Heitnke Mrs. William, la Humboldt 427,
Tues.
Hendry Mrs. J. A., 7a Alzate 3202, Tues. Hesse Mrs. Paul, la Industria 2% Ilighberger Mrs. Frank W., la San Fran- cisco 8, 1st and 2d Tues. Hilbert Mrs. George T., la Arquitectos
1005, 2d and 3d Thu. Hodgson Mrs. Fred. A., Concepcion 7 Hoeck Mrs. F. P., Dinamarca 217, r?d
and 3d Wed. Honey Mrs. Richard, 2a Providencia 4,
1st and 3d Mon.
Hosking Mrs. Robert, Av. Juarez 6 Hubbard Mrs. Chas., 2a Providencia iVa,
1st Fri. Hudson Mrs. Charles Richard, Gore
Court, 3d and 4th Thu. Hudson Mrs. Paul, Calvario 1215 Tacu-
baya, 2d and 3d Wed. Hunt Mrs. J. L. Starr, Montealegre 20,
Mon. Hutchinson Mrs. L. M., San Pedro de
los Pinos, 2d Tues.
J.
Jackson Miss S. Mildred, la Hamburgo
5, Wed. Jarrett Mrs. Edgar George, la Artes
1804-B, 3d Fri. Jeans Mrs. James Franklin, Gore Court,
4th Tues. Jenkins Mrs. A. H., 2a Milan 1068, 1st
Mon. Jennings Miss Olive, Plzla. Buena Vista
1626 Jerome Mrs. Lucien J., Fernandez Leal
7, Coyoacan, 1st Sun. Johnson Mrs. G. Wilfred, Av. 15, No.
2308 Tacubaya, 2d Tues. Johnstone Mrs. F. W., 3a Naranjo 1019,
2d and 4th Tues. Johnstone Mrs. William Burt, 6a Alzate
1, 2d and 4th Tues.
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TO BE FOUND AT THE
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Apparatus, j Nipples, Sponges, Talco-Powder, i Thermometers -
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SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
169
Johnston Mrs. L. G., Gore Court Jordan Mrs. C. S., la Bucareli 626, Tim. Judd Mrs. L. C., Av. Paris 39, last Fri- day.
Kahle Mrs Jorge L., Naranjo Clzda Ga-
llos Kaiser Mrs. L. M., San Diego 2, 4th
Wed. Keaghey Mrs. R. N., Av. Madrid 21,
last three Sat. Keller Mrs. W. H., Av. Madrid 99, 2d
and 4th Fri. Kilvert Mrs. Maxwell A., 2a Sur 5-A,
Thu. Kirkland Mrs. Roberto Gowland, Av.
Madrid 140, 2d and 3d Thu.
L,.
Lacaud Mrs. R. Amilien de, Dinamarca
420, Wed. Lander Mrs. Dana S., Ramon Guzman
1028 Lason Miss Renie Catherine, 4a Mosqueta
1041
Lawson Mrs. Archibald, Gore Court Lawson Mrs. W. Elsworth, 5a Naranjo
2515, 1st and 3d Tues. Lawton Mrs. Harry, Av. Poniente A-2,
No. 3817, San Rafael, 1st and 4th Thu. Lea Mrs. W. A., Porfirio Diaz 1419
(Adentro 2), 2d and 4th Wed. Lee Mrs. H. N., Paseo Reforma 79 Leitch Mrs. A. L., Quinta Morelos, San
Pedro, 1st and 3d Wed. Lewis Mrs. H. P., la Presidente 2, 1st
Thu.
Lietz Mrs. Paul S., Calzada Chapultepec Loeb Mrs. Jacob, Liverpool 431 Loeb Mrs. Max, Liverpool 423
M.
Macdougald Mrs. W. K., Porfirio Diaz
1419
Magnon Mrs. Adolph N., 3a Pane 1642 Mariscal Mrs. Ignacio, Tacubaya, Sun. Marsh Mrs. Frank, la Industria 85 Mason Mrs. Alfred Bishop, Clzda. Egido
1405
Mazanet Mrs. Demaso, Gore Court McAusland Mrs. H. C., 2a Artes 2054,
2d and 4th Thu.
McCann Mrs. Warner, 3a Fresno 7 McCreary Mrs. J. Louis, Hotel Guardiola McDonough Mrs. John R., Pte. San
Francisco 13, Tues. McEvoy Mrs. R. M., la Mina 7 McKercher Mrs. F. B., Av. Morelos 1417 Mears Mrs. H. Wilder, la Moctezuma 8,
Popotla, Thu. Meginn Mrs. Jas. E., Av. Madrid 140,
2d and 3d Thu. Melick Mrs. Chas. F., 5a Presidente 220-1,
Tues. Millar Mrs. Charles C., Av. Malintzin 1,
Coyoacan, Sat.
Miller Mrs. Ida A., Gante 7, 1st Tues. Miller Miss A. Maud, Gante 7, 1st Tues. Mills Mrs. R. A., Gore Court, Wed. Mitchell Mrs. Thos. B., 2a Humboldt 16 Mohler Mrs. J. Frank, Porfirio Diaz,
1407 Moler Mrs. W. G., la Fuentes Brotantes
2049, Tues. Moran Mrs. Thomas, 3a Industria 826,
Tues. Mordough Mrs. J. C., la Revillagigedo
12, 1st and 2d Fri. Morton Mrs. Henry Willis, Donato
Guerro 1201, 1st Friday Motz Mrs. Eugene, Rosales 36 Moylan Mrs. John J., Av. Madrid 21,
last three Sat.
Murdock Mrs. Willard D., la Industria 4 Murray Mrs. Walter B., Hotel Jardin
N.
Neergaard Mrs. L. E. de, Mixcoac
Neel Mrs. Gerald C, 2a Primavera 1428,
Tacubaya Newbery Mrs. G. W., Ramon Guzman
1032, 2d and 4th Thu. Xickerson Mrs. H. R., la Bucareli 3, 1st
and 3d Wed.
Nixon Mrs. James M., 4a Artes 2324 Nock Mrs. E. H., 38 Sur, No. 401 Nolan Mrs. P. J., Nuevo Mexico 7 Norton Miss Gertrude E., Pte. Alvarado
20, 1st Sat.
If you come to Mexico don't forget to call at the
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Because this is a reliable house* Because you know what you get there* Because you find the finest assortment in the city*
Fine stock of set and unset precious stones, Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphires, Opals, Etc* Such a display has never before been seen in Mexico, and if you compare our prices with those prevailing in the States, you will find ours very reasonable*
A visit to our ART GALLERY will delight your eyes, and you will greatly admire our Paintings, Bronzes, Inlaid Cabinets, Porcelain Tea Sets, Etc*, Etc*
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LA ESMERALDA,
2a de Plateros 7 y Espiritu Santo 10.
HOUSE IN PARIS - 35 Faubourg Poissonniere* BRANCH HOUSE IN GUADALAJARA.
SOCIAL DIRECTORY.
171
O.
O'Brien Mrs. Minnie, San Juan Letran
5% Olmstead Mrs. Loring, la Fresno 1514,
Tues. Orr Mrs. W. Craig, Principal 20, Popotla,
Sat.
P.
Parkes Mrs. E. B., Av. Madrid 53 Parry Mrs. Lewis H., Clln. Espiritu
Santo 16, 1st and 3d Fri. Farraga Mrs. Joseph L., la San Francisco
4, Tues. Paterson Mrs. Wm. A., Ramon Guzman
12, 2d and 4th Mon.
Paterson Mrs. C. Gordon, 2a Iturbide 617 Peeler Mrs. A. J., Sur 36 and 9a Artes
2602, San Rafael Penn Miss Viva, 3a Dinamarca 420-C,
2d and 4th Wed. Perkins Mrs. Edward C., Av. Morelos
1222 Philips Mrs. Charles O., Dinamarca 431,
Fri. Phillips Mrs. Thomas R., Liverpool 611,
2d and 4th Mon. Phillips Mrs. Fred., Liverpool 623, 2d
and 4th Mon.
Phillips Mrs. Thomas, Av. Berlin 618 Porter Mrs. C. M., la San Francisco 4,
1st Tues. Powell Mrs. Wm. Eaton, Porfirio Diaz
1419, 1st and 4th Wed. Putnam Miss Jessie, 4a Balderas 1004
R.
Rawlings Mrs. A. J., Paseo Reforma 114 Reed Mrs. George L., Av. 13, No. 2312,
San Pedro, 1st and 3d Wed. Reed Mrs. Charles William, Gante 7,
Tues.
Rice Mrs. J. O., Av. Juarez 7 Roalfe Mrs. W. R., 2a Viena 1861 Roeder Mrs. Phillip G., Calvario 1213,
Tacubaya, 2d Tues.
Ross Mrs. Geo. F., Clzda. Chapultepec. Russell Mrs. Francis W., Ramon Guzman
1017, 1st and 3d Mon.
Ryan Mrs. W. B., 38 Sur 247, Colonia
San Rafael, Thu. Ryder Mrs. Thomas J., 3a Presidente
1620, 1st and 3d Wed.
S.
Salcido Mrs. Marie M. Vda. de, Glorieta
Cuauhtemoc 2046, Wed. Scales Mrs. Alfred C., Hotel Astoria, 1st
and 3d Wed.
Schaefer Mrs. W. A. L., Calzada Cha- pultepec, 2d Wed. Scherer Mrs. Hugo, Glorieta Colon 238,
Wed. Schlattmann Mrs. H. F., Espiritu Santo
1, last Thu. Schmidt Mrs. Arthur, Porfirio Diaz 1413,
1st and 3d Wed. Schoyer Mrs. Balkam, 2a Roma 1817,
Wed. Schroeder Mrs. Mary T., 3a Londres 651,
Mon. Seligman Mrs. f. J., Av. Paris 32, 1st
Fri.
Selover Mrs. Harry Wilbur, la Dina- marca 48, 4th Thu. Scmplc Mrs. Walter H., house adjoining
"Quinta Anita," Coyoacan, Sat. Sepulveda Mrs. Y., Bucareli 819, 2d and
4th Sat. Shafer Mrs. George O., Paseo 274, 3d
and 4th Thu. Shearer Mrs. J. Harry, 4a Artes 2324.
2d and 3d Fri. Shirley Mrs. James, 7a Artes and Sur
34
Sinclair Mrs. W. H., la Bucareli 626 Sloan Mrs. William H., 3a Humboldt 515 Smith Mrs. David C., San Juan Letran
4, 1st Thu. Smith Mrs. D. B., la Industria 72, 1st
and 3d Wed. Snell Mrs. Veronica Jackson de, la Ham-
burgo 5, Wed. Sours Mrs. Edwin W., Av. 13, No. 5,
San Pedro, 1st Thu. Spangler Mrs. F. L., Plaza San Fernando
307, 4th Sat. Spillard Mrs. L. H., San Juan Letran 12,
3d and 4th Tues.
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ADDRESS
LA ESMERALDA
MEXICO CITY
2a Plateros 12.
2a Plateros 12.
ileopoltio
Jewelry Store
Silverware
Watches
Just received, a large assortment in fine Jewelry, Solid Silverware; Watches, all in the latest " Art Nouveau " style ; Pearls, Diamonds and Precious Stones in the most artistic settings at the lowest possible prices.
RECEPTION DAYS.
173
Stark Mrs. Annie Lou, Av. Balderas 814,
1st and 2d Thu. St. Morris Mrs. Chas., Pte. San Francisco
13 Stephenson Mrs. E. K., la Bucareli 5,
3d Wed. Strong Mrs. F. W., la Industria 4, 1st
and 3d Fri.
T.
Taylor Mrs. H. M., 3a Dinamarca 420-C,
2d and 4th Wed. Tennent Mrs. G. W., la Providencia 18,
1st and 4th Fri. Thayer Mrs. Frank E., Sadi Carnot 14,
2d and 4th Thu. Tillman Mrs. C. H., 3a Colon 1012
V.
Van Mourick Mrs. Gerard, Pte. Alvarado
20, 1st Sat.
Veale Mrs. W. J., 2a Mina 3 1st Sat. Von Heyking Baroness, Fernando Leal 3,
Coyoacan, Sun.
W.
Walker Mrs. James, Heuxotitla, Coyoa- can, Sun.
Walker Mrs. S. W., 2a Congreso 1821, 1st and 2d Thu.
Wall Mrs. Henri B., 4a Dinamarca 628 Walter Mrs. W. George, Casa Blanca 35,
Tlalpam, Thu. Watkins Mrs. David F., Rinconada Sta.
Catarina 2, 1st and 3d Tues. Webb Mrs. H. P., 3a Londres 635, 1st
and 3d Wed.
Weston Mrs. T. G., San Juan de Dios 1 Wheatley Mrs. T. D., Jardin Morelos 1,
1st and 3d Tues. White Mrs. E. A., Londres 434 Williams Mrs. W. J., la Dinamarca 52,
1st and 4th Wed. Williams Mrs. Morgan G., Av. Morelos
1215, 1st and 4th Wed. Woodrow Mrs. Wm. B., 2a Fuentes Bro
tantes 2009, Wed. Wolflin Miss Bessie, 2a Providencia V£,
1st Fri. Woort Mrs. H. C. A., Arista 11
Y. Z.
Young Mrs. C. A., Av. 12, No. 2305 San Pedro
Zaraus Mrs. Emilio, Marsella 650 Zwicker Mrs. Julio G., Bruselas 415, Mixcoac, 2d Tues.
RECEPTION DAYS
Of Ladies of the Anglo-American Colony and Prominent Mexican Families.
MONDAYS.
MRS. ALICE C. DE ARRIAGA, 2a Milan 1068, 1st
MRS. VICTOR M. BRASCHI, Cadena 2
Miss CLARA B. BROWNING, 3a Providen- cia 1004, 1st and 3d
MRS. EDWARD CROMPTON BUTLER, Gore Court
MRS. GEO. W. COOK, cor. Av. Berlin and Londres, 1st and 2d
MRS. HERBERT F. B. DARNELL, 3a Londres 651, afternoons and evenings
MRS. W. W. GRAHAM, 2a Industria 410 MRS. JOSEPH HENRY HAMPSON, Av. Lon- dres 3, 1st and 3d MRS. RICHARD HONEY, 2a Providencia 4,
1st and 3d
MRS. J. L. STARR HUNT, Montealegre 20 MRS. A. H. JENKINS, 2a Milan 1068, 1st MRS. WILLIAM A. PATERSON, Ramon
Guzman 12, 2d and 4th MRS. FRED. PHILLIPS, Liverpool 623, 2d
and 4th
MRS. THOMAS R. PHILLIPS, Liverpool 611, 2d and 4th
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Full Assortment of Natural
Wavy Switches and Wigs.
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San Juan de Letran
Opposite Hotel Jardin
MEXICO
RECEPTION DAYS.
175
MRS. FRANCIS W. RUSSELL, Ramon Guz- man 1017, 1st and 3d MRS. MARY T. SCHROEDER, 3a Londres
651
TUESDAYS. MRS. C. T. AMBRIDGE, 7a Sor. Juana Inez
de la Cruz 3239 MRS. CHAS. T. BAYLESS, 7a Alzate 3212,
1st and 3d MRS. WILSON W. BLAKE, Av. Balderas
631, 1st and 3d
MRS. F. O. BOLI, Revillagigedo 448, 2d MRS. CLAUDE MARSH BUTLIN, Av. Con-
greso 1438, 2d and 4th MRS. HERBERT FULLER CARTER, 2a Cipres
1311, 1st and 2d MRS. ALFRED COLIN CLINCH, 2a Iturbide
4 MRS. J. B. COTTLE, 7a Sor. Juana Inez
de la Cruz 3207, 1st and 3d MRS. E. TUDOR CRAIG, Gore Court, 1st
and 2d MRS. GEO. WESLEY CRUMP, Donate
Guerra 1213, 1st and 2d MRS. JOHN R. DAVIS, Av. 13, No. 2019,
San Pedro, 1st, 2d and 3d MRS. HENRY S. DEVRIES, 2a Iturbide 2 MRS. HAMILTON C. DINKINS, 7a Sor.
Juana Inez de la Cruz 3231 Miss HENRIETTA D. DRIGGS, la Minn
1442, mornings MRS. S. ALLEN DYER, Paseo Nuevo 637,
1st, 3d and 4th MRS. J. W. FORD, JR., 7a Sor. Juana Inez
de la Cruz 3223, 1st and 2d MRS. HENRY FORRESTER, 2a Cipres 1305,
1st and 3d MRS. W. R. GROGAN, la Industria 4, 1st
and 3d
Miss HANNAH GYGER, la Providencia 18, 1st
MRS. LAWRENCE O. HARNECKER, Av. Ber- lin 427, 1st and 2d
MRS. CHAS. M. HARRISON, 34a Sur 820, 1st and 3d
MRS. WM. HEIMKE, la Humboldt 427
MRS. J. A. HENDRY, 7a Alzate 3202
MRS. FRANK W. HIGHBERGER, la San Francisco 8, 1st and 2d
MRS. L. M. HUTCHINSON, San Pedro de los Pinos, 2d
MRS. JAMES FRANKLIN JEANS, Gore Court,
4th MRS. G. WILFRED JOHNSON, Av. 15, No.
2308, Tacubaya, 2d MRS. F. W. JOHNSTONS, 3a Naranjo 1019,
2d and 4th
MRS. WILLIAM BURT JOHNSTONE, 6a Al- zate 1, 2d and 4th MRS. W. ELSWORTH LAWSON, 5a Naranjo
2515, 1st and 3d MRS. JNO. R. McDoNoucn, Pte. San
Francisco 13 MRS. CHAS. F. MELICK, 5a Presidente
2204
MRS. IDA A. MILLER, Gante 7, 1st Miss A. MAUDE MILLER, Gante 7, 1st MRS. W. G. MOLER, la Fuentes Brotantes
2049
MRS. THOMAS MORAN, 3a Industria 826 MRS. LORING OLMSTEAD, la Fresno 1514 MRS. JOSEPH L. PARRAGA, la San Fran- cisco 4 MRS. C. M. PORTER, la San Francisco 4,
1st
MRS. CHARLES WILLIAM REED, Gante 7 MRS. PHILLIP G. ROEDER, Calvario 1213,
Tacubaya, 2d MRS. L. H. SPILLARD, San Juan Letran
12, 3d and 4th MRS. T. D. WHEATLEY, Jardin Morelos 1,
1st and 3d MRS. DAVID F. WATKINS, Rinconada Sta.
Catarina 2, 1st and 3d MRS. JULIO G. ZWICKER, Bruselas 415,
Mixcoac, 2d
WEDNESDAYS.
MRS. GEO. I. BABCOCK, Pte. Alvarado 4,
2d and 4th
MRS. DUNCAN BANKHARDT, Av. Paris 38 MRS. CLARE FRANKLYN BEAMES, Gore
Court, 1st
MRS. J. F. BENNETT, Edison 2460, last MRS. E. BERTH IER, Sur 38 No. 40 MRS. FRED. J. BIXLER, 3a Fresno 2708,
1st MRS. JNO. B. BODY, 2a Fuentes Brotantes
2005 MRS. A. BRAGGIOTTI, Av. Congreso 1438,
1st and 3d
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A. FOURCADE Y CIA
1 Calle de Plateros Nums. 7 y 8 MEXICO.
en PARIS, Ruede I'Echiquier, 41
RECEPTION DAYS.
177
Miss BRAGGIOTTI, Av. Congreso 1438,
1st and 3d MRS. E. N. BROWN, Dinamarca 218, 2d
and 4th MRS. GEO. R. BROWN, la Dinamarca 52,
1st and 4th Miss BROWN, la Dinamarca 52, 1st and
4th MRS. JAMES WALTER BURNS, Roma 2095,
1st and 2d MRS. ALVER R. DOBSON, Quinta Morales,
San Pedro de los Pifios, 1st and 3d MRS. JOHN E. EARLEY, Viena 5 MRS. H. DE G. B. EMANUEL, Clln. Espiri-
tu Santo 2, 4 to 6 p. m. Miss MARY T. GADSDEN, Ramon Guzman
1211 MRS. FRANK ERNEST GAINES, 4a Arboles
Popotla, 1st and 2d MRS. H. P. HAMILTON, Av. 15, No. 221.0,
San Pedro de los Pifios, 1st and 2d MRS. F. P. HOECK, Dinamarca 217, 2d
and 3d MRS. PAUL HUDSON, Calvario 1215, Tacu-
baya, 2d and 3d Miss S. MILDRED JACKSON, la Hamburgo
5
MRS. L. M. KAISER, San Diego 2, 4th MRS. R. AMILIEN DE LACAUD, Dinamarca
420 MRS. W. A. LEA, Porfirio Diaz 1419
(Adentro 2), 2d and 4th MRS. A. L. LEITCH, Quinta Morales, San
Pedro, 1st and 3d MRS. R. A. MILLS, Gore Court MRS. H. R. NICKERSON, la Bucareli 3,
1st and 3d Miss VIVA PENN, 3a Dinamarca 420-C,
2d and 4th MRS. WILLIAM EATON POWELL, Porfirio
Diaz 1419, 1st and 4th MRS. GEO. L. REED, Av. 13, No. 2312
San Pedro, 1st and 3d MRS. THOS. J. RYDER, 3a Presidente 1620,
1st and 3d MRS. ALFRED C. SCALES, Hotel Astoria,
1st and 3d MRS. MARIA M. VDA. DE SALCIDO, Glori-
eta Cuauhtemoc 2046 MRS. W. A. L. SCHAEFER, Calzada Cha-
pultepec, 2d
MRS. HUGO SCHERER, Glorieta Colon 238 MRS. ARTURO SCHMIDT, Porfirio Diaz
1413, 1st and 3d
MRS. BALKAM SCHOYER, 2a Roma 1817 MRS. D. B. SMITH, la Industria 72, 1st
and 3d MRS. VERONICA JACKSON DE SNELL, la
Hamburgo 5 MRS. E. K. STEPHENSON, la Bucareli 5,
2d MRS. H. M. TAYLOR, 3a Dinamarca 420-C,
2d and 4th MRS. H. P. WEBB, 3a Londres 635, 1st
and 3d MRS. MORGAN G. WILLIAMS, Av. Morelos
1215, 1st and 4th MRS. W. J. WILLIAMS, la Dinamarca 5:2,
1st and 4th MRS. WM. B. WOOD ROW, 2a Fuentes Bro
tantes 2009
THURSDAYS.
MRS. SEBBON D. BAKER, 4a Bucareli 18S3,
2d and 4th MRS. ROBERT S. BARRETT, Av. Poniente
A-2, No. 3821, San Rafael, 1st and 4th MRS. ANDREW BLAKE, Coyoacan, 1st and
3d MRS. ARTHUR HERBERT CAMPBELL, Gante
14 MRS. Louis N. CHEMIDLIN, 3a Goberna-
dor 1852 Miss ELIZABETH CONLEY, Av. Balderas
814, 1st and 2d
MRS. JOHN E. CORYELL, Privada del Ala- mo 17, 2d and 4th MRS. JUAN CUYAS, Gore Court " R," 2d
and 4th MRS. A. H. DEEKENS, la Dinamarca 56,
3d and 4th MRS. MARIANO DEGOLLADO, 6a Carpio 1,
1st and 2d MRS. W. S. FARNSWORTH, Broadway 57,
Colonia Roma, 1st and 2d MRS. LLOYD R. HAMER, Dinamarca 200,
2d and 4th MRS. GEO. T. HILBERT, la Arquitectos
1005, 2d and 3d MRS. CHARLES RICHARD HUDSON, Gore
Court, 3d and 4th MRS. C. S. JORDAN, la Bucareli 626.
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Madrid 140, 2d and 3d MRS. HARRY LAWTON, Av. Poniente A -2
3817, San Rafael, 1st and 4th MRS. H. P. LEWIS, la Presidente 2, Jst MRS. H. C. MCAUSLAND, 2a Artes 2054,
2d and 4th MRS. H. WILDER MEARS, la Moctezuma
8, Popotla MRS. JAMES E. MEGINN, Av. Madrid 140,
2d and 3d MRS. G. W. NEWBERY, Ramon Guzman
1032, 2d and 4th MRS. W. B. RYAN, 38 Sur 247, Colonia
San Rafael MRS. H. F. SCHLATTMAN, Espiritu Santo
1, last MRS. HENRY WILBUR SELOVER, la Dina-
marca 48, 4th MRS. GEORGE O. SHAFER, Paseo 274, 2d
and 4th MRS. DAVID C. SMITH, San Juan Letran
4, 1st
MRS. EDWIN W. SOURS, Av. 13, No. 5,
San Pedro, 1st MRS. ANNIE Lou STARK, Av. Balderas
814, 1st and 2d MRS. FRANK E. THAYER, Sadi Carnot 14,
2d and 4th MRS. S. W. WALKER, 2a Congreso 1824,
1st and 2d MRS. 'W. GEORGE WALTER, Casa Blanca
35, Tlalpam
FRIDAYS.
MRS. H. A. BASSETT, Gante 5
MRS. U. BASSETTI, Paseo 1826
MRS. EMAN LYCURGUS BECK, Liverpool
545, 2d and 3d MRS. CHARLES BLACKMORE, Av. Balderas
5, 1st and 3d
MRS. JOHN W. BUTLER, Gante 5 MRS. WILLIAM CARNEY, Nuevo Mexico 6 MRS. W. SCOTT CHRISTIE, 4a Av. Poni- ente No. 3601, San Rafael, 1st MRS. CHAS. B. CLEVELAND, la Revilla-
gigedo 12, 1st and 2d MRS. POWELL CLAYTON, Miss CLAYTON, Buena Vista 5
MRS. A. W. DONLY, Manuel Dublan 67'),
Tacubaya, 3d and 4th MRS. JOHN W. GELLING, la Ayuntamiento
4, 1st MRS. HUGH COOK GLENN, Privado del
Alamo 1, 1st and 3d MRS. F. W. GREEN, Hamburgo 551, 1st
and 3d MRS. FREDERIC R. GUERNSEY, Plaza San
Jacinto 15, San Angel MRS. GEO. I. HAM, Av. Morelos 1453, 52 d
and 4th MRS. OLIVE L. HANKINS, la Artes
1804-B, 3d MRS. CHARLES HUBBARD, 2a Providencia
1%, 1st MRS. EDGAR GEORGE JARRETT, la Artes
1804-B, 3d
MRS. L. C. JUDD, Av. Paris 39, last MRS. W. H. KELLER, Av. Madrid 99, 2d
and 4th MRS. J. C. MORDOUGH, la Revillagigedo
12, 1st and 2d MRS. HENRY WILLIS MORTON, Donate
Guerro 1201, 1st MRS. LEWIS H. PARRY, Clln. Espiritu
Santo 16, 1st and 3d MRS. CHARLE§ O. PHILLIPS, Dinamarca
431
MRS. I. J. SELIGMAN, Av. Paris 32, 1st MRS. J. HARRY SHEARER, 4a Artes 2324,
2d and 3d MRS. F. W. STRONG, la Industria 4, 1st
and 3d MRS. G. W. TENNENT, la Providencia 18,
1st and 4th Miss BESSIE WOLFLIN, 2a Providencia
1%, 1st
SATURDAYS.
MRS. MARIA LOBA DE ARIZPE, Bruselas 408
MRS. LAWRENCE F. BEDFORD, Principal 20, Popotla
Miss. MATTIE LEE BREEN, Paseo Reforma 79, 2d and 4th
MRS. HUBERT W. BROWN, Av. Malintzin 1, Coyocan
MRS. M. T. BROWN, Plaza de San Fer- nando 307, 4th
180
RECEPTION DAYS.
MRS. W. S. GAYNOR, 40 Sur, No. 87, 1st and 2d.
MRS. R. N. KEAGHEY, Av. Madrid 21, last three
MRS. CHAS. C MILLAR, Av. Malintzin ], Coyoacan
MRS. JNO. J. MOYLAN, Av. Madrid '<!!, last three
Miss GERTRUDE E. NORTON, Pte, Alvarado 20, 1st
MRS. W. CRAIG ORR, Principal 20, Po- potla
MRS. WALTER H. SEMPLE, house adjoin- ing " Quinta Anita," Coyoacan
MRS. Y. SEPULVEDA, Bucareli 819, ?d and 4th
MRS. F. L. SPANGLER, Plaza San Fer- nando 307, 4th
MRS. GERARD VAN MOURICK, Pte. Alvara- do 20, 1st
MRS. W. J. VEALE, 2a Mina 3, 1st
SUNDAYS.
MRS. J. B. FRISBIE, JR., Hac. de San Nicola?, near Atzcapazalco
MRS. IGNACIO MARISCAL, Tacubaya
BARONESS VON HEYKING, Fernando Leal 3, Coyoacan
MRS. JAMES WALKER, Heuxotitla, Coyoa- can
MRS. LUCIEN J. JEROME, Fernandez Leal 7, Coyoacan, 1st
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