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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles W. NOyeS Dclightlng Large
Audiences In st. Louis.
The Chronicles Of Crime Numerous,
HOrrld and Diversified.

ST. LOUIS, January 19.-Robert E.
Sayres, senior partner OF the firm of
Sayres, Shaw 4 Co., has disappeared,
and it is apprehended that he has
suicided.
BUFFALO, January 10. Carpenter &
Co.'s WOODEN mills at North Hoosic,
New York, were destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss $75O,000, and two huD-
bred employees thrown out of work.
NEW YORK, January decor &c
Klinestein found u burglar in his
apartment, whom he attempted to ar
rest. In the struggle, Klinestein was
stabbed twice in the abdomen.
Three trains going in the same di-
rection on the Erie road came to-
gether, causing considerable smash
up. The only accident to any person
was o broken leg.
CINCINNATI, January l9.-Samuel
Gill, Superintendent of the Louisville
Railroad is dead.
Boston, January 19.--The shoemak-
ers' strike in Lynn, Massachusetts,
have secured their demands and re-
turned to work.
NEW YORK, January l9.-The lead
ing creditors of Duncan, Sherman "
Co. are suing the firm on the ground
that their assignment was made with
intent to detraud plaintiffs. They ask
that the decree Of bankruptcy be re-
voked.
A special to the Herald chronicles
the arrival of General Jovellor, the new
Cuptain-General Of Cuba, In Havana
yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, January l0.-George
Morrows, colored, convicted in this
CITY of the murder of Sarah Jones, was
Yesterday sentenced by Judge Steele to
be hanged at such time as the Govern
or'may appoint.
LOWELL, MASS, January ia gem
eral reduction of wages, averaging five
percent, has been agreed upon by the
corporations of this place, to take effect
on the first OF next month.
PHILADELPHIA January l9.-Samuel
Heller, charged with the killing of his
wife in this city few weeks ago, was
found guilty of voluntary manslaugh-
ter.
LITTLE Rock, January 19.-George
Spencer was to-day arrested for killing
Harriet McCrea in seuffle last Mon.
day. He caught her by the hair and
broke her neck across the back OF the
chair in which she was sitting. She
fingered week, and died last Digt
from asphyxia.
LOUISVILLE, January 19.-lnforma-
ton from Tip-top Station, on the l., +.
aud s. w. Railroad, convey the intel
ligence that au unknown negro was
hanged there Monday night by mob,
for outraging y respectable young
white woman. -,
NEW ORLEANS, January 1s.-The
Times Alexandria, Louisiana, cores
pondent report che murder OF Thomas
Barrett, at Pineville, by United
states soldier, E. A. Fordham, ofOhio,,
and the MORALLY iwounding OF Ford
ham by Barrett's brother. -,
ST.. LOUIS, January l9.-Charles w.
Moves, formerly of Dallas, Texas, Is
delighting large audiences with grand
equestrian performances at Deagles
Theatre, the stage Of which has been
fitted up as ring.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Treasurer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested To announce u. q. Patton nc
candidate for Treasurer OF the city OF Dial.
las at the ensuing municipal election.
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Iowa Democrats, IN caucus, nomin-
ated Hon. Shepherd Letter for the Uni
ted States Senate.
The Tredegar Company's iron works,
at Richmond, Va, have suspended.
From FIVE hundred to six hundred OPP
eratives are thrown out of employ
ment Liabilities not yet known, but
a statement il being prepared.
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cnt and services. But tho sky begins
To grow gray, and In the fading twi-
light form fits past, called 10y the cd
itor OF the Capital, "Hislory on Horse.
back,n that OF ex-Mlnister Bancroft.
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Theodore Baumgarden and Edwin
Starr, boys, were drowned Yesterday
while skating, near Lower Canton, MO-
The National Temperance society
has issued call for an Industrial lem
perance Conference in Philadelphia on
June 18th, as a fitting occasion TO con-
slider the relations Of temperance re-
form.
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WE OFFER IN
Boots and Shoes

A very fine limo of CUSTOM WORK In
French and American Calf Boots, French
Kip Boots, French and American Ladies'
Kip ami Calf Shoes, Ladies' and Children y
Shoes which we are determined TO close out.
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A Visit to Mourad v.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 25.-On Friday l
c.es.a fdtne-s beginning to develop itself. a
sufficiently Ike an officer Of the Sublime Porte.
| repaired to the Mosque OF Bechthtach where
his Majesty the sultan vas to 90 TO saw his pray
crs. | was able to examine his cuuntenance.
Never old n sovereign II ~ years of age appear
40 worn out. lie Is ~ somewhat green COM
plexicn, with leaden owe and white beard. and
already bis limbs are paril zed with rheuma-
Il 'm. lie appeared to me to TO too III to leave
his chamber. "Mourdd V. mas not long to i've"
remarked one Of my friends; we sbul soon
see new Government" While suffering
from the melancholy reflections which
the sight Of the Sultan inflicted
upon us, we entered the garden OF the
Conc lrdia, one If the resorts OF tho elegant
world OF lCfa. My companion introduced ne to
native Of the young Turkey schOol. dressed IN
the latest Paris style, with an cycgllss and an
easy bearing. This fine Young man assured us
that tue Sultan was really at the last pass.
" Ills Majesty" he said, lacks initiative power
and vigof. but bis brother Ahmed 'Efendi, who
VIII succeed hl.u IN several weeks, il a man OF
energy and decision. When he comes to the
throne tho war viii bc promptly finished" In
the evening, at the representation If Madame
Angot at the The ltre OF the Cr9ssant, mem
Toned the sui CT III conversation with an old
Tux, VINO could not he called a fanatic.
"Nuat!" he exclaimed "have you too allowed
yourself to be taken IN hy the trick vi we'd hy
MOutad V In order to discover his enemies aud
II negotiate for the Withdrawal OF the Russi IN
Ambassador He pretended to DO very i'll, but
lie Is US well as you or l."
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ported the motion, and Mr.. Martin oppo.sd u,
worth TONED 10 pressing the Government to
perform an act Of mercy, witch, the last said,
would stimulate the material prosperity OF Ire
land.
Tue solcitor-Gcn for Ireland showed at
length that not one 81 the eight prisoners now
In custody. OF whom FIVE were soldiers, hau Deen
convicted Of political offences.
After some remarks from the OConor Don:
MIR Cross said there was not single political
prisoner IN custody at this moment; III there
had been nobody would have been more anx-
ious to procure his release. To prove this the
Home Secretary examined seridtim the circum-
stances of eacn conviction, and with regard to
the treatment Of the prisoners he maintained
that thev were treated like all other convicts,
mud had not 10 submit to any special hatshness.
Mr.. OConnor Power offered To withdraw his
resolution. but tins was not crmitted, and 1t
WIS negatived ON a division Of III to 81.
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A strange friendship has sprung up be-
tween TWO very dissimiar animals at Mira. STRAIT
tons. "A black rabbit came to tue place some
three months ago aud took up Its abode. Mrs.
>. keeps on the place a couple OF cows, and a
snort tine since the rabbit took up the strange
habit Of sleeping with one OF these cows. II
her coming and when arrived the motheily COW
licks the little protel6 with mucn tue same AZ
fectonate tenderness that would 10 bestowed
on "A calf, the rough tongue add tremendous
ncks nearly raising the little animal on Its feet,
nnd 1t the meanwhile bracing itself with its four
feet 10 withstand the pressure. Then little
bunny puts Its little nose up to the cows nose,
and appears to kiss 1t, after which the rabbit
nestles ~ aud goes to sleep. 1t Is a singular
bedfeilOwship. the tiny bundle OF fur and ears OF
perhaps three OF four pounds with the unwieldy
care iss Of six hundred.
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THE TENI4NS IN ENGLAND.
The Debate in the House Of Commons-John
Brisht in Favor Of PnrdOn.

In the House OF Commons, yesterday,
Mr. OConnor Pow Gale the tention OF the
House TO the cOnditiOn OF the Frnlln cOnvict-,
whom he described as the political prisoners"
and moved a resolution declaring that the time
has come when pardon may pT extended both
10 those convicted by civil tribunals aud by
courts martial.
Mr. X. DIZZY, in sscondlng the motion, made
an earnest appeal 20 the Government 10 perform
"A wise act Of clemency, which would have the
best effect in Iceland.
Gen. onute was strongly opposed to showing
mercy - the NH airy C. rSicis, whom lac pre-
feucd 10 describe a, peri lte1 traitors rather
than ps llitirl prisoners. 70 release them
OF the british army.
MIR. Cowen protested vigorously against this
heArllos5 tone - disc Is-ing the questl II. and
warmly SUBJ ricl the motion IN the Interests u
good government. A. to the miliiar, offenders,
no denied that soldiers were bound 10y any more
stringent RUE OF alleelance than civilians, and.
among other iliu-tr .tions Of thi-, he mentioned
that tho Polish refugees, fnr wnOm Parliament
had voted money Ter many years were, many Of
IN IA at least, Russian soldiers. Diminishing all
unworthy iusinuatiOns a. L. hidden motive and
blclstlirs inf Ience, Mr.. Cowen ex Dressed a SIM
cere belief that these men were Kent ~ prison
In order 10 deter other persona. But punish
meht, when pushed too far, became persecu-
ton, anu prisoners became martyrs.
Mr.. Anderson remarked that to call those men
"poltical prisoners was 10 beg the question.
lie WIS willing to release every prisoner whose
offence simply political, but such prisoners
as those VINO had participated in the Manches-
ter nu der, or the cd Or sergeant VINO conspired
70 Ri'e M the arms u his regiment and 10 muir
Ger ms ON refs. were not deserving OF any mercy.
NJ N. Henry denied TINT the MANCHESTER
Nolan supported the motion, and Sir III. Holland
made some remarks.
Mr.. Bright argued that the execution Of three
men for the nring II me fatal shot-which he
always thought and sim thought a great mistake
-shn"ru mo Manchester our, He was regarded
as political on'nce. The murder Of Sergeant
Brelt wa andy avenged by hanging three men,
ana the other pr ouers had cert inly been slfn
clenlly punished, As TO the soldiers, he denied
that IA sold ers oath was ~ any more ii,pDtt-
ance than otner oaths winch were broken daily.
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Aors,s, Carriages, 1T.

l-IUI5Vs' VfIIIHyVs, NJ,
4 me- truck horse, and two other horscs: young
n amt sourd; t5O, tSO tls5 trucN hlraess ani wlg'
on. lij Madison 81.
(ON rR ACTORS retiring from buHnc-s twenty
ForlietH ST.
INoR SALE CHEAP -Onc dara sorrci m re- lbl6
i hihis MA, years od, suunu ana kld; sutaple
Tor business ar coach, also business WAGON and har.
ne g. pc sod srraratey together. Aduress
PLUMBER 1904 3dav
INOR SALE cheap Two large two horse wagons
ruilnbt ior Deer nr express u,iuc--, can be- seen
coruer washing on ana l., Sis, Jersey NY Apply "
LORllL ARD a CO., rs Chamucr. st.
lFOR SALE cheap-A truck aud harness, nearly
4 new Apply a. 200 Ems asa ST.
IQIOR WAGON forta'e for N, " cSchAu rd
Ion hquor leht platform wagon, suit ole Tor
liquor dealer, Apply 10
A. j BOssERT, Willis av.. near Ii5th st
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Cost anN fOnno.

I O~T FnNnecrs II Id book, Ihur-d ~ 10Th av
and lsl.t 81. Reward s. on returning to tobacco
sturc. 2d5 West l25ih II.
1 O~r- hnu d. bruwl qui white spotel. \ guol
- reward Will oe paid no $40 5huN.
SoLi AlRE eull rug oct ia I'm y cars lcar * Il
- To- YESTERDAY Nheia rcN ~ WIN DC PAID ID re.
Turning It 10 the lamp hnp, 81 Greene Il.
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pENN,YLvANl.l KA,I,lRO\pi.

Il
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains eav New lor, VIA DesbrO,ses and C0rtlandt
streets ferries, as 10 Z I'VE;
Express for Harrisburg ~ tshur-h the West and South.
with Pullman Palace lrS attlCnci, v.3J \. NJ. y aud
$50 +. NJ sunday, q AMI $3.50 +. VI.
For Wnham,p mort, LocS n ven. CORY ana Erie, at
vi 9, Petroleum Centre, ana the on l.cg ols.
For Baltimore, washing on, ana the south, - Limited
Washington Express" u Pullman fAror & lrs daily,
except ~uuda p31 \. NJ arrive Washington 4lO
T. Ecyul a. SD A. NJ 2'i0 andv +. NJ. sun
Exuriss rhreic'p'ia 40. $40. $50 \. Nj 1880
2.iO 50. 3. q. :, $3.50. p NJ. ana ~ night Accom-
mo "a iol Z A. NJ. ami il0 =. NJ SUNDAY A. VI f.,
90 Z. $50, audp 4 NJ EmisrAni ANA seconl ciasA
ForCeIicnniai Depot A. 53o, c.sl 7.so. 3 A. NJ. AMI
3P VI, On sunday A. VI. l,turmns, Leave Cen
tcnllal Depot a. l. 40 $50, d. anu 1905 +. NJ. GA
For tram. to NewNk, ti1 ibeth, Railway. Princeton.
Ire ton. Perth AmbOY. Fleming Oh, Beiylirrc, an1
other ints see Local srhctucs At 10 IlcNe Oii le-
Trains arrive: From lhtfs lurgh geo and ~; 80 4.
and 1920 r. VI. daly 1910 \ VI. ana $50 r. NJ. daily
exce,t Mon lay. From Wasnln:t9n AMI BALTIMORE,
NJ Prom ihltde ma, b05 go $3.50 1910. ll2l
1850 A. NJ, $40 800 40 $40 $50, 900 1888 7;il
h:in and 10 7. VI. san Az 800 J..O. $50. lO.lJ
1850 A. NJ, d5l nni lOeOP. VI.
. TicAet Omces. 52d and gii broadway, No. Astor
House, aud foot of ncshrn,s's nnI turtllnlt sts,
No Court ST. ooklyni ia 10 and us liu l,ol St.
hookhen; Depot, Jersey CITY ElnsrAuI Ilcket Ouce,
FRANK THOMSON, D. NJ BOYD Jr
Gent Manager. 0cn' Passenger Agent
CARA GA-Drcct route. via Ciiz,ns' Line. Ele.
- giant steamers leave PIER a. n. r.. foot Leroy 49,
uallN, except Slturdl at q T. VI Through FIRE Oul;
sou excursion tctet-, good for 30 days. $3.50.
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.Irg C,ooos.
GusIntss 6ban;,s.


SusIntss dBaH,s.
y old-cstablished horse,hong shop for sale, doing
Of the owner. Ca corner Of Union ay aud Grand a.,
Brooklyn. d., until sold.
RAkEKY for sale, on account OF sicKne.si BAKING
Chy.
I,pR SALE ut sacrince. The most handsomely
i ntei up a. ar Dir t. ana gold hsh store In Green.
nti'th OF Tho owaer. Inquire on the Irvmlses. 0l
Union place. bet and Y SITS. Large store and rooms
JrOH SALE-A nrst.oass bakery All goods sold
over me rtur cash average 40 Oarro, OF -four
eAch week SOLD ior q Inv price on account OF sC6.
ness. Inquire ofCRANDALL& COOLEY 1875 ia me 81.
INOR SALF.-A butter ami milk depot for sale
! cheap doug good business. Can at l70 4th IT.,
Brook yn, Il. ID.
INDK SALE Cheap-A good newspaper route I'm
Il Snulh iroOkVn CHAS sLElGHf 10 summit 1T.
NOR SALE cheap-tlqar store low rent and good
L location Inquire at 100 smith st., BROOKLYN.
GROCERY STORE Tor sale cheap -Good loca-
~ ion' Can al wceA ~ 300 West ldIh st.
GROCERY STORE for sale, good ca n Ousl.
~ ness u, ilo West 32d 1t.
OYSTER SALOON and bar. Rare CHANGER
~ many yelrs eslhb lshed, with family LTadr mar
Va H. D. MOORE, office 2S2 l0tn av.. near 20lh Al.
DAkTNER wanted who unaerstanas the oonne aud
Il case or oyster business smil capital required
goou ohsnce. Address ID box ITO Sun ofiice.
WANTED paper route IN city or country. Aa.
w uiesS shirh' bun w town once, i,sss Broadway
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BANANA TRANeIrAND Pacific MAIL

For California, Japan, Cnlua, Austra.. New leland
British Columbia, oregon, sc.
,. SAILING FROM PIER %, NORrH RIVER
FOR SAN FPANt lsCO, VIA IsrlMUS OF PANAMA.
steam mp COLON lhursday, aug. II
Connecting oi Centr Americ tanl south PAcn portA
FROM SAN FRANZ lSCO 20 JAPAN AND CHINA.
,,,s eamsnp GREAT r PUBLIC, Fnaay set,
FROM SAN FRANCIS o 70 : ANpN ICH lSLANDA
AUSTRALIA, ali SEW ZEALAND.
steamer CITY Ot SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday
AUG. 70 FnI freight or passage apply 20
w. i. CLYDE co, or II. }, NJ Lay Supt,
nONlluH Grre /. Per A.. y. Il. root llmaI q.
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Ermalos.


A GREAT OFFER. We Will during TINS month
dispose ~ large stock OF hrs,cass new and sec.
ond-hanl square AMI upright pt no. anil orglns Tor
cash nr on last illm nts. Pianos AMI ors,us rent
RON ny 70 Y per month, ia clt or CuuIlrY HORACE
WATERS SONS, iSl RrpalSay, New ,rk.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILnOAD.

Trains leave Long Island Clf for Far Rockaway and
II cK-vsy Beach NJ 1908 1908, ll:30. a. Nj l:32,
fOi and 4. NJ.
For Far Rocsaway, e;3j Dos a. Nj s;o3 $50 7
L. VI.
Returning-Lesvc Rocsaway Beach s:s5. ll:30 A. " A;
1sb, 300 5.3S, 6;3s r. NJ. Far h ckaway 6;20.
0:52 5;57 500 1888. ll:5s A. NJ; l;57 $50. ago.
6,7 Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockawAv Beach and Far Rockaway o. TO- IL
A. Nj 1880. CiiJ +. NJ
Beturning-Lesve Rock lwav Reach ili0 A. Ms T. $50
o. se0 7. N. Far lOcklway 7:iO a. NJ; 1905, 4.2d,
b:ls. G:27 $40 r. N.
Taxr Jerry a james slip (foot Chambers STD Sunfiys
eNccptei. halt ~ hour tore departure Of trains
(Sunda,s al g3J aud lJ.jJ \ NJ, l ant /. NJ }, cor
Jerry loot "a h s r r. daily, fifteen ll5l minutes De-
Il
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w fON lSGtENSiQA AM. LIvERpOoI. CAR
NlstsLlllsllI.

A LIGHTER for sale cheap Can carry Is TO 70
n tons. Apply to H. WILLIAMS 40. 100 Isl st..
Brookyn. +. ID.
INVOICES leg ally anl qulety obtained 90 suJ
- Nthlr tuT MrpWpu olIUy, sc. Ec-llruee Alt ND
tgllAh Fee ati decree Aicrrs,
G.. H. SINS, ~ AIud Block. Chicago. H.
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d b, Quit.

4 he 0nlt.
SARATOGA RACESi
SECOND MEETING Tuesday. 18th; Thursday, 10Th;
SATURDAY, Ghi ruesdly 10Th; Thursday, mn, anu
Saturday, 10 n August.
Races promptly a. ~ o'clock each day,
W. X, IRAVkRS, President.
JOHN MOktlsSEi. Lessee.
G. WnEATLY, Secretary
POOLS SOLD every day ami evening At the Saratoga
Assncltion Pool Ro ms, l,239 BrOidwiY y ew York
All entries telegraphcd directly to this room
JOHN MORilSNRf & co.
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STATrItSE -rr,urR-

- rs GiksG0N' iGLFAsi and t0SDoNDERRY
-, From Pier e. foot - Canu St. \. l.
STATE OF PENNSiLN ANA. lnurslaY Aug. "a
STATE OF VIRGINIA, Thurs iay. sept. 7.
Saloon ana CABIN pas-Ae~s I lOwe,t traces.
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. AgeIts, ; BroNdwav.
sieerage ucHctt At A. broadway, amt al CO nplnrf
pier, 100. OF canal st, y. Il
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STEAMBOATS, ano aallruao,.

II Fac rclucel.-Ny me sWlft steamer ARkOW
SMITH leaving jew ma Whlf. BroONyn, NJ $50 T. NJ.
i1er 81, East river s'i3 NJ, ana loot 3d It. r. VI.
Returning. leaves NOrwtS nt 1;1p A. NJ dtf t>undly-
exceped). condrct!lg each way with D4nnury and NOr
TX ana New II iven railroads. Fare IS cents. XIX
IL. a.
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We dleanl.

ELSSELES ICE CREAM Best In tine cry
p'alcrH ana clurchtS, Zoe. pcr quart. Sncclal az
tentlOn to out Of town orders. - Bible House.
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Saurngs SnnRs.

j and stn AZ Open daily from 10 A, Mto 3P, NJ
Monday ana saturday from TO H. NJ Interest he gins
INST OF every mOhth j. i. CHAMBERLAIN, Pres.
CHAs h. HYATT sec.
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, broadway ana
- AstOr pace, Established IN 1888. BANK open daily
rom 10 A. ~ t0SP. NJ Eve ennts 70 k5OJO reeelyed.
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PRODUCT0s vARloS.

Colorigsao BgGads sn,3 "a dias, devuSlvs,alIs1bs
sH primitive color sin manchAr 81 EDITS nj snsusiar
ropa Enteranaentss ihOfensivo este pfoduoo do S6h
tene nitrate de platasas ". atss4 lelrafu
Ja6oa Miroada, de ugo 1s 1s;o de Jschaoa. el raa
suave mas enaolents 81 perfscto ds todos los
,iabones de tecado.. 9s8Fszs 50 IaII1J3Ts 10
Ace's 3 Ioaada -Nianda para detsner Ia Ecaida del
eabello, hacerle erecer darle suavidad briantpk
AgstG dc Aonanga, nueya aqua de tococador 'dl
Japon, extraida del P;,1ts Jap6iea ~ ..7sTg,fgeS
Erracto de Aananga, para el paiuelo, obtenido por
la destiacon de las flores del Psass Jap6s;caa..
Agua dc eerss de Ldrso Rigaud, para bIaaqusar
aterciopelaf el cdtis. ',..T s1E - -
Dep6sito en- las principales Perfumerfa Pelu.na
rias, en- Puerto Rico. ~ TIT se-s.--dAs
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.HQlEl | BAlyS Dill ,UJITgR}I..

t;c;na S"soi1pe dueno de dioho establecim 7ls
A. r. sus MucnSs amigos conssantes tavopvSssss
ae es1a ocalldad del exterior, que sguiendo en- ~
soaunao desvelo por ntroducir en- el servico trato
mesa de s9 casa todos los adelautos que /. son com
panblss SIN perdonar ninguna clase de sscr6cio ara
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II.r.IILl,1 Il ED AII.RIO
aSa auaDQ VASE EENsDAl4.
LE2AilA. - SALIDA,

sadas saIidas seran rn dla antes en- ell primer
y Noviembre, el vapor iugles llegara q est.
@ IL Lsla llevara un lnu6rprete.
IRIMERA ELESE EN- MONEDA CORRIENTE
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og1 HARANA p1aEoIo = 49, MGJIo0 = --
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ttan ln1a De Iav lnDnsH De Ia cunp1l General Ilaaainba
s L R VICIO DlRECTO,

ae oantander Havre Burdeos Pauao da I'll
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