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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
MUSIC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WAGNfR-TIIOMAS-RIB lNSIElN.
With the concert of the Wagner Union this
evening opens somewhat prolonged series OF musical
entertainments OF high class, which are attracting
GREAT deal of attention from They not
all exactly connected with another; but the same
performers will participate in them and the music VIII
be OF the same The main idea of the Wagner per
Torrance is TO illustrate by appropriate selections the
progressive development of the composers theories OF
art The programme opens with the overture to The
Flying Duchman." composed in ls4O,-an opera which
Wagner long ago left behind him, and which was con
ceived nearly In the modern conventional spirit Lohen
crn" the beautiful introduction 10 which comes next
was written in ls47 and shows considerable advance
or al least change-snee the production OF Inc Fly
ing Dutchman" but this too has been in a measure
repudated by the prophet of the new school, HIS
scheme OF art finds fuller display IN the Faust over
ture" revised 1885, and reaches its full development
det us nope) die walkiire 1850 and the Kaiser
marsch us2 With these selections will be given one
work by composer who knew not Wagner-the
" Heroic symphony OF Beethoven
These pleces will be executed by the Thomas orches-
fra and tomorrow evening Mr.. Thomas will give the
fifth of his symphony Concerts. The principal work j.
Rats lin Waldo" symphony, a fresh and agreeable
composition which has heard before IN NewIoTk.
but is by no means hackueyed. LISTS Hamlet" is
one OF the symphonic poems which believe ia new to
our public at any rate II 1t has been played here We
do not recolect It, BeehOyen's concerto for piano.
violin and voloncelo with orchestra, will be performed
by Miss Mehlig. Mr. Lisemann, and Mr.. Hermann.
The overture to Schumanns "GenOyeva" ana the sec
ond part OF the Romeo and juliet" symphony OF Der
lioz will complete the programme.
on Monday Will begin a series OF four concerts by the
Thomas orchestra and Messrs Rubinsten and Wleniaw
SKI together the first entertainment being remarkable
for a performance OF Rubinsten's Ocean" symphony
under the composers own direction The Philharmo
mic Society has already announced this work for Their
concert and RuDinsten IL to direct II on that occa
sion also The feature OF the second concert viii be Ru
bnsten's playing of Beethovens fiat concerto OF the
third "a malnee Memberships piano forte concerto IN
G minor and % the fourth, LISTS concerto in hat
Mr. Wienawsh Will play several OF his best pieces and
the orchestra will DO good and valuable work al
each concert.
The week after this little musical festival FOR we NAV
properly call IT so), Miss Anna Mehlig viii give the hrs
OF two matinee rectas mainly OF classical compositions
playing prelude and fugue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tE minor
Chopin's sonata in nat minor, and selections FROM
HAYDN, Weber sehumann, Schubert, Franz Bendel
List and Tausig This TO take place Apnl y; The
second matinee April l6.
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heavy contracts IN New York one Of which for the
buiIdiDQ of n elevated railway,


HoBoKEs.-William JaDserx, second mate OF the
steamer Rhine OF the Bremen line, arrested Wed
nesday night charged with having been implicated In
the smuggling Of 200 packages OF silver foil seized by
the authorities some days ago. He committed 10
the County Jail u await the action OF the German
Consult General and the United States authorities f.
w Heine. p. J. Williams, and Charles f. Howard have
for members of the Board OF Aldermen John Russell
and Henry Gargnor arrested Monday for beating the
Morris and Essex Depot Waterman, Matthews, have
been held To appear before the Grand Jury.
-. Mayor Schmersabl has called public meeting for
Saturday night, consider the proposed bills Tor tha
effersOnst sewer for the completion OF which the bill
authorizes the Of bonds 70 the amount OF $4,000
Two more OF the boys who have long been engaged IN
pering coal from the Morris and Essex Railroad cos
docks were arrested last night They gave their names
as Martin DerieDs and John Hull
NEwARK.-George Honeywell has been chosen Grand
Marshal OF the coming Fifteenth Amendment ceebra-
ton The first annual meeting OF the WOmans Board
OF Foreign Missions OF the Presbyery Of Newark VIII DC
held in the lecturerOOm Of the Third Presbyterian
Church this evening =. Over 1900 persons received
Holy Communion at st. JOsephs Church during the 40
hours devotion diseased COW, about 10 be slaugh-
tered for meat, was seized yesterday by the health
officers "A new bell, weighing 5000 pounds has been
ordered for the fre-slarm tower. IT Moran, the and
scape painter, has just purchased house III ths cY
which he will make his permanent residence.
MosTCLAIR.-The residences or the Rev. Mr.. maxwell
Marvin Maxwell, and ID. d. Hunt were broken lntO on
Tuesday night, and about 800 worth Oh clothes were
taken from each house
EAST ORAHGE-Tbe Essex County Teachers Institute
is IN session Miss y. r. Mcdaniel OF Boston, ana state
Superintendent Apgar delivered addresses yesterday
afternoon.
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MUNICIPAL MEASURES.
CITY LEASES AND A NEW PEISO,


A resolution was adopted by the Board of
Aldermen yesterday, requesting the Controller TO
port the facts relating the occupation by the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company OF the block Of
ground bounded by Centre Elm, Franklin, and White
the that induced the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund the lease last year Toy the small rental
Of $4,000 per annum. resolution introduced aud
referred directing the Controller 10 lease the second and
third floors OF No. 279 Thrdave. for the use
Of the Sixth District Court, at rental
not exceeding $1,000 per annum, for period
of FIVE years The Committee Public Works pre-
sented their report OF their insI ecton Of the city
Prison. The Committee, believing new City Prison an
absolute necessity, recommend the selection OF site in
close proximity the water, with water front II pos
sible The Committee recommended that building
should be erected with ample court accommodations.
To provide for acquiring title TO property needed
for the purpose the Committee wish to sell the present
prison and It's grounds six months after the occupation
of the new prison. and in the time to issue bonds
that addition will thus be made TO the Indebtedness
OF the CITY.
Grafton OF the Board the bill introduced into the Assem-
DIV by Mr. Blake entitled "An act provide for the
location ana erection Of new city prison. and place for
holding certain courts IN the cry OF NeW-IOIk, ana
therefore offered for adoption the following:
Rescued That s Common Council doe. hereby Of tbe
state Legislature respectfully request the Representatives Of
The Senate and Assembly the State 20 every hoDo
Die 10 secure tbe passage OF The aid 6 and he btr
Tia, the C Of the Common Council oe ans he hereby
report and that be address 10 the reh OIL t senate ana lbe
Syeser The Assembly respectful letter containing tbs request
Five hundred copies OF the report were ordered 10 be
printed The Board OF Health was requested 10 rescnd
the present nigbscavengerng contract. aud 10 employ
control remove the night soil or an place thereof to
modify The contract so as 10 admit OF competition.
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A STOCK EXCHANGE GRATuIrY FUND.

The Governing Committee of the Stock TX
change adopted provision for the family OF de-
reased members. Upon the death Of a member each
survivor IL 10 assessed So The Stock Exchange Is
pledged 10 pay within year after proof of death
10000 much Of may have been collected from
The members. should the member die leaving widow
and no children. the money will be paid 70 the widow
should the member die leayiDga WIDOW and children,
then one bali will be paid the widow for her separate
se and one half the children for their use, share and
share alike; provided that the share Of MINOR
children shall be- paid TO their guardian,
and that the issue Of any deceased
sljId sbaN he entitled 10 receive the
.bsre which said child would have received If living II
Of age directly, II minors, through guardians Should
se member die leaving children and widow, then the
- bOe sum viii be paid 10 the children. Should the
,uriuber die leaving neither widow children, then
be whole Is 10 be paid 10 the legal heirs Of the
,Ieoeased The liability OF members is 10 he limited 10
. q assessment Of $40, aud that Of the Exchange 10
s,oOoo The money thus obtained will DO known as
tu,tv fund and VIII be invested and cared for by
ssesnDers OF Ole Governing Committee ITO DO known az
,ba Trustees OF that fund. Whenever the annual
income OF the Exchange shall exceed It's S1inhl
current expenses by $4,000, the surplus TO be DIVIDED
az f0ows Each member 70 De credited WITH his pro
por,Iop of one half Of the total amount divided, IN re-
SstioE Of Ms annual dues tho other ball ~ be pa'a
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REopENING AN INsoLvENT BANK.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW STOCK OF THE BULLS
HEAD BANK - -,
The meeting of the depositors OF Ine Dun
Head Bank at Teutona Hall yesterday was cai'eu "
order at lOl a. M, A. g. Cameron Iresoins i"o
of the committee appointed at the last meeting 10 "on
tr ,h Tho s,ocrholders embraced the following propo-
sitions; ,.,.o,
ha, tho nresent capa stock OF 100000 be deposited
with committee OF not less than hve persona ". 70 o
hai1 m trst. that the stockholders contribute slouVp
toward new capital Of S300oOO ana that the
contribute like amount OF sl5oOV Una. M TiviGod
of SOS each be issued by the directors ana oe %
omon an subscribers that dividend OF Ten per cent
shall be paid upon the SOOODO when eaine1 %"u @
balapce shall constitute SINKING Iun' w., Mhon m
anounting To sum sufficient to warrant the paymeht
M fen per cent on whole stock, may furnish grounds
for sa0h action.
The following were then passed.
Ro.d That pledge ourselves subscribe Is per cent OF our &C.
toward zoe pew stock before Ian R w. Head BANK concern
beS bss oo VERY high Of the business community
The depotors only seriously injured and embarrassed but ne
f Of us closing previous high standing Of the banl
mus be to Shake tbe tie community large In the safety
banks generally aud a. the msnger' OF money'o
general public estmson treated IN too leuien spun
deserving such have been allowed TO go UNPUBLISHED
~ snch precedent do hereby declare nnerbe
the responsibility Of the present condition o. zoe %
Head Bank the guilty parties anu see iha s"ch an M
wholesome effect the conduct OF the ohers OF
similar Institutions who are Entrusted with tue custody Of m0ue' not e
Rod That in case the preferred contemplated by the fore
going resolution accordance with the report OF the
Committee Of this meeting then that The Chairman De s1d Is negoS
OF majority tie interests oi tie
depoltOrs iu the reopenng II tue bank
recess was then taken 10 enable deposors 10 sub
scribe to the stock, which done by check against
their deposits in the Bulls Head Bank After recess,
during which, from $4,000 to $4,000 was subscribed,
Mr. Cameron stated that there would be notice posted
on the door OF the bank stating where the Committee
would sit to receive subscriptions. In the meantime
the Ashland House would be their headquarters. a
resolution was offered, and subsequently, withdrawn,
rendering the Office OF President OF the Bank to A s.
Cameron which declined, on account OF its irregu
larity. Mr. Cameron desredevery one to exert himself
in procuring subscribers. and said that IL depended
upon them entirely whether the bank would be opened
again or not. Erastus f. Mead, temporary President OF
the Bulls Head Bank, informed TRIBUNE reporter yes
terday that he had suspicious TO the deaulters name
but for fear OF interfering with justice could not be more
explicit.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Brcroort House-Tbe Hon. j. y. L. Pruyn OF Al
bsny The Hon Orv the Hon Donald r. 0eily o. Scotland
and ard Cheney tUh henu HosLTbe Hon Wm
Williams Buffalo Hon Charles OHei Of PhdePhs the lion
William Judge Busted Of Alabama Judge
ord Of Francisco John Gsnson Of Buffalo Lut Gov
Harms Louisiana Prof Barnard Of Worcester Mas erCoDges
Culver Of Pennsylvania L. Flanagan Wahl1g'99 apd
Albany. kthoLd
The Hon j r. Illinois, Mayor Reed Of Bhe Psnp
b. Pullman Of Chicago, Gen: e. H. frenhee oil hahiofu
FIm}ra -. Grand Ceatrai Hoist-sena,or MeCreep Of
Kenueky The Hon Gosday Tennessee eIGoy Page OF Yer
mont and Gen b. r. Of Madison County n HtU' Hork
Ho-Gen C. W. Poster u 5 A. and capt o. H. herYmn, ~ ,t
Treasury Department Chief Engineer W. H. SHOCK u fayi
Uooaaa HOu-Tbe Rev Dr. Of Dedham hass A. " H.
Carpenter Of Mwssse and Channcy Smith Of boston Gsey
Hoass-Cen James Mouade Utes Brasus Corning OF Albany
Judge III MeMuy Of Colorado Hon r. G. Parsons Of Ohio aud
Gotham Blaze Of Boston HOasGert Smith OF Peserboo
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MR. sTocKwELL AND PACIFIC MAIL.

The interest caused 10y the recent heavy de-
cline in the price OF Pacific Mail Steamship stock
revived yesterday by the announcement that the Howe
Sewing Company Of Bridgeport Conn, in which Alden
H. stockwe Is the heaviest shareholder had been mort
Gagged 10 the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
of which he is President, for N,hQOOO The
act bar caused considerable comment which Is
very generally IN favor of Mr. Blackwell, VINO
altDoug known 10 be heavy loser by the decline III
Pacific las not hesitated make sacrifice III oder TO
meet hs obligations In explanation Of the mortgage 1t
il stated that II done the Pacific Mall Com.
many against lose Twelve for total amount 81
40 600 made by Mr. StOckwe In favor Of he Company
ON account of temporary Indebtedness TO H. The mort
gage was eIeeDted March l. and recorded at bridgeport
OO the An NJ. bLoskweli haa sIo"nod oa'Ieiasih
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POLICE NOTES.

John Breggia, age 25, of Thirteenth-st. and Third
ave Thirty thtt Yesterday, and received
a scalp wound
Coroner Keenan, was requested, yesterday, 10 hold
inquest Of nussnnab FeAthTOn % who 10
reported Killed accidentally falling down stairs at No.
2o5 Tenthaye., o "Wednesday night
An inquest by Coroner Young yesterday, on the
body Of Michael Haket who drd under
Monday night showed si death was caused
by poisoning green While he suffering
from melancholy suptndece by bis inability TO obtain employment
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over 20 the trustees OF the Gratuiy Fund whenever
the number deaths OF members " the Exchange shal
exceed 10 in any year, 10 VIII nc the uuv VI - -.
trustees OF the Gratuy Fund pay out OF the innd 70
the credit of surviving members in reduction OF tne
dues for that year such az may DC necessary W
limit the total payments of each member under TINS ar
tcle 10 $3.50 in any year; provided however annt
should the fund be exhausted, the llaplty ., oac 49,
her 90 make payments i'm excess OF $50 shall not DC IT'D
paired, but remain in full force.
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THE MODOCS,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The Rev. NJ,
Thomas and NJ. Dyar, the new Peace Commissioners, =.
rived at Van Bremer's ranch March as will s.et an
interview with Capt Jack Immediately. Capt o. Apple
gate with five MOdOes, came from the YaInor Rese,,
ton on the same day. The Modocs the Old Ch,.,
schonchiD Charley Riddle, Little John. Mooch and Al,
other They came the request Of Gen. Candy 20 a..
sst in the peace negotiations.
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strike.
The regular meeting Of the Brooklyn Emplov,,, M.
terers Association, WAS held at che Mechanics Erehs
last night resolution was passed excluding repotao
the Association not wishing OF their plans ~
public until definite understanding n arrived - .
the onrDeYmen pasterers II II Understood thu, IN
Journey do not intend 10 press strike but O. ms
case the bosses win not accede their demands any
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deed in favor OF the Pacific Company which was essen
tia under the laws Of Connecticut The mortgage Is re-
ported TO be due about April I. 1874
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80. Some excitement prevailed in Safest. Ro,,o,,
Yesterday resulting from the choice o. seerea Trs,.s
bV the Pewsbe Mining Company Cbsres Emery thdsp,esd T
surrender the boots elected D. No.
mon, and there prospect Of business lawyers '%
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DICKIEsOFs, IN PARK
ROW.
9Am-2So EoOb-2sio m-9sio Midnight-2s' Avense-Sl
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BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

AN EMPHATIC TRIUMPH! -KNox'S Sprin,
style gentlemens Hat tbOut rival The t, .. "a
BosdWsy remarkable esdshoe Of popular appreciation
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GENTS DRESS HATS at manufacturers priees
r. ERSE6wziS 1913 Nassau st. nesr sen.,
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

EAsTCHEsrER.-The necessary capital has
been raised to warrant the establishment Of the Com
ercal Bank of Eastchester at Mount Vernon and the
projectors Will meet Wednesday next To elect Board
al Directors etc John Berry the Treasurer pro tenn
PELHAM.-Benjamin Hcgeman Democrat, was re-
elected supervisor Tuesday by majority Of three.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The jury in The Times libel
case WAS discharged at 10 o'clock, yesterday morning,
having been unable TO agree after an absence OF "a
hours The Jury stood for conviction and five for
acquittal.. The Republican caucus has nominated
John NJ CorneilisOn and Frederick T. Farrier for
beers Of the Board Of Works, William Van Keuren and
Walter Nelson for Police Commissioners and Samuel
stlsing and Thomas speers for Fire Commissioners.
A new council OF the Order OF United American Me-
chanics has been established, TO De known Federal
Council No Co.. RabDel Farlo yesterday, fined
81; William HhiesAey. Sol SO; Hugh McDevitt, SIS;
James Callahan, 80; John O'COnnor, 81 90,
George House, S., for buying stamped soda
water bottles violation the State law.
The trial OF Orlando Allen, the canaboat captain,
charged with resisting the Sherihs officers and taking
his boat from them in defiance OF law, was yesterday
concluded, the Jury finding verdict Of guilty Of
assault aud the court sentenced him TO the payment OF
line Of as. John Reynolds OF NewYork had his
pocket picked of $500, AZ the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot Wednesday night. NJ Belew gave readings
at the Tabernacle last evening. There Is bal
ance OF s247i7 II In the City Treasury.-..
Henry Meyers Tor whose warrants were issned
time ago. charging him with being implicated III
number OF swndling operations In Jersey city aud
New-York during the Fail aud Winter. was yesterday
arrested at the American Hotel Montgomery ST., and
viii he examined on Wednesday next The particular
charge which be held made By u man named
GAZE OF NewYork, whom Meyers swudied by means "
letters and papers purporIing " SHOW mat ho be'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-22
ELGRAN NRGGULAREAOQa DEL ESTONAGO
WEYMOUTH CATALAN
DE SALLES.
PROvEEDoR DE La REAL CASA.

De D. Vicente Sevilla, lie Valencia, recibimos
una carta que dice asf: Muy seIlor mlo de mi
mayor apreciO: tiene pOr Objeto la presente ma
nifestarle mi agradecimi ntO pOr su production
del VermOuth Catalan, el cuaI ha sldo y es mi
alegIla, porque giaelds q el mo encnentIO all
viado de mis- dOencias; pues ha de saber que yo
padecfa do muchOs amos esta parte unus do
lOres de est0mago pOr los cuales llegne al case
de no pOder conner mas que deLermluadOs man
jarps; durante estos amos he probado lnutllmen-
te cuantos medicamentOs pueda lmagInarse,
hasta que pOr tin determine prObar su nunca
biep pOuderadO HermOuth Catalan elnpezando
pOr una cucharada en- ayunas, una copIta al me-
diO dia Otra por la noche (sielnpre despues de
cOmer), los pocOs dias va note uu POGO ue all :
vic, y ahOra me encuentrO tan regenerado que
me parece no soy el mismO: ya NO tengo dolores
de est6magO asf como antes haba dc priVar-
me de muchOs manjare%, ahOra como 10 que
bien me parece usandO sirmpre despues dc las
comidas ell Vermonth Catalan dc SdLles como
vino de pOstres.
Dep6sitO en- PuertO-R Rico, almacen de Soorl-
nos de Pr Fortaleza 80.
Precio de venta S8 GAIA de 10 botellas.
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DE PAUL DR Kocm.
So aanissu sascriCiOnss IAa siguisn.sg

Ia vnelta pot EapadA, AnaruA Cslrhena. Tia
talla dc Ia vtdn, Laua dc usul DC hiul. - u4s~
ila drl bicn. AldrA dc T. f.osuaan, I1gsvgtsgas
&c Atsnagfo, ASoataEAA dee ttagssa de- fnash.
Uttsmo aaspigu dc va ts0Au. taamExue aon Dr.
Cuba InauErrcctua CaFliAga. EsgstsiE,s del He
daslos iKaActn al nasudiansr. raesransu an Ma
duxal. LiSatgUsa dc MaslEsi. tsslA = AsuasaFA&
dc kobsasoa, Historic dol es~argal Frtsa 1.sszs~
nnnc dc Paris. UEiaAao 81 tsFlsaa.s. JrsaaaIess
hbeFtada. Fscbso sin FS4aesAA. HtsssafsA Dc an
marques lasisuw. La IaaSataslA, La IAAamaaks.
~ I*.uds de MantnestsEo. Ia Mage strA gsAa
Muuslo. Htsfnata gvaaesas aU EgAnxaA IaarwyA
.FEAaco- FsaasaaA. HasGegaa 1r l4gsaarsxa 4 a
LAstssa tir iasAsa eNassa fs4msAss4 Mo1AIkAa sNAs
- pswens"a esdexxa ~ AsusAs sessaxa u.aa.
nscsisiAs AsssssAaA aakss ses wssna@I ssvaass0mN
Ftu. wet Msaas taAd ses slr agms0a kAaa - 80
laauis a. y EnGfaaess A A..
Maestro Gretsu - 60 4xAxa 1x ssa@QaeGAs sa
dAA laa 0bsaA ksanx&a
lAsa lts psdldsss y sreasaSaxAs@sa 4ass S.n -
calls % - fust4tuzA amaM xa-s~ EA laAyuN4 . Aa
-
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AL pdblico.

LecciOnes de inteligencia matematl:as SAGA,
das nor los Deritos nom brados en- turnO para ell
repartimiento de la contribution para la rlque-
"a pecuaria en- el ano econ6micO entrante cargo
para ell que Sc les nOmbra como buenos caIcu-
listas. Mudanza de la ciencia. EstO es lnnega.,
BILE, puestO que 10 prueban sus operaclones al
fOrmar ell repartO. ~
A Don Candido Fari1a, arrendatario de 80
cuerdas de terrenO en- esta localidad, por las
cuales paga 10 pesos mensuales, lie senalan un
capital de 1000 pesetas 5000 de prOducto; 4
D. Pedro Cardona propietario de mas de 2O0
cuerdas de terrsnO, casi cOntfguas q las de aquel
se Ie fila un qroducto de .0O0 pesetas. Esposible
que en- el siglO que vivimos haya jente tan ade-
antada, acknowledgements hablando
Juncos JUNO IL de 1S73.-Candido Farlna.
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Jgeha Rt|geIia De Ia Habana,
Gale de s. Francisco mum 56
Frents q la mueblerta de D. ouirico Masjuan
aPExMANENCIA 10 DIAsu

Gran realization de prenderias de ORC briilAntea
relj jes todo de tlt M gusto, bueua caidad pTceio
desOaratadOs nunca vstos menOs de coSto. ain
reparar yalnr primitive garantiEanda aatAfwcho dc
las tres b. B. Is. bueno bontto baratiaimo. laman.
do benev0lamente Ia atencion de mis- faV1Feceds,.
res fami las pnblco de esta Ciudad. para gu apro-
Vechen esta Cportundad
AdereZos. teInos. aliilores, pulseras colgaFea dc
orO de coral Zarclos, leontinas rcloica sortiiAa
de Or0 y de briliantes, para Sras y ninaa
Leontinas, relojes, reliearioe. genelos bot1nna
botonaduras oro brillantcs, para caballcEua ui
no todo selecto precios nunca vista - ErAlA de
realiZar hay gran acopio no - repara coaso.
Pu rto-RIco IS de JUNO de isT''-Maginaa
NOTA. Las prendas 30 dcmuaEFaEAn domscllin.
siempre que los famias 10 oTdencn, Y 80 ha1u an :
rebaja del 10 pS al que compare mas de tao. l~-a