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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

and said that all persons then in
the hall might remain, but that
no others should be admitted. Res.
olutioDs thanking the Mayor for
his decided ground were then unan.
lmousiy passed amid great APP
plause. David Powers, of SPRING
field, then took the floor and NOM
mated for chairman, McDavltt.
Butler, the Secretary, made mo-
tion that II committee he nomi-
mated To see that only delegates
bearing credentials be admitted to
the hall. Carried. The committee
was appointed and retired, and be-
fore they returned II rush was made
for the hall. One outsider forced
the door and was closely followed
by the mob. The doors were then
closed by the police. At this juno
ture Major Mcafferty entered the
hall and was received with cheers.
More of lhe MHssachusetfs COnven.
tiOn.
WORCESTER, Sept. IA motion
was next made that the gallaries
Of the hall be opened to the public.
fhttCi cOhU bISCusSiOu IL WAS CdT-
ried, and the gallaries were imme.
diately filled with an excited
crowd. Charles H. Strauss read
the regular call issued by the State
Central Committee, and was
loudly cheered. Major McAfferty
WAS then unanimously elected TEN
porary Chairman, aud, on motion,
appointed his Committee on Gre.
dentials.
DR.. Gockritz. OF Boston, then
arose aud denounced the action of
the Democratic Committee and
said it could not be considered as
binding on the Democratic party.
In reply the Chair ruled that the
action of the Committee was not
matter before the Convention.
Gockritz then attempted to speak
but was ruled out of order, and a
motion to adjourn was then made
and voted down amid great confu-
sion.
A YeiiOw Fever Doath as Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 17th.-Adam
Detzel, deck-hand on the steamer
Gait, from New Orleans, died of
yellow fever at the hospital here
last night.
vtsnnA News.
VIENNA, Sept. II 1t is reported
that the Al bassadors of two Pow
ers have informed the Porte that it
is possible another Congress may
be proposed to expedite the fulfill
ment of the treaty of Berlin.
The Porte, in consequence of
Russian pressure, Is intercepting
arms destined for Phodope insur-
gents.
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J. Bechtinger, NJ. D.,

{OF VIENNA)
nHYSfCIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
L dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
lies. Oculist of the French Hospital in
san francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases aud operations on the eyes attend
ed to,
OFFICE - No, 74 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence--SE. cor
uer Mason anu Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 ly
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3 -ATH 8
CYPRESS HEDGE PLANTS.

have now on hand a few thousand of
the MONTERREY CYPRESS, hich
makes such handsome hedge. They
are In boxes, SO that they can be lifted
out with tho Widney Transplanter, war;
rantirg every one 10 live. Also, fine
plants of same In pots. They have been
very scarce; can be bought cheap now,
when small, but II lett unlll tall or Win
ter they will be larger and dearer.
H. IL. SPENCER,
jel1-lm Hill street. near First.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

G. II. EDMONDS notifies the owners of
horses and other stock that he has
opened an offire at the PONY STABLES,
No. 1875 Main street. VIII treat the dis
ease known as bloody murrain in cattle,
and guarantee cure. JyA-lm
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Dr.. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his office TO No. so MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Ofice Hours-From 10 to IL, A 10 and s
10 o. observation-disclosures Vista street.
myltf
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PHYSICIANS.
j. HANNON, NJ. D.,

ICNTY PHYSICIAN.
,staIAiS 9 & IL, LANFRANCO BLOCK.
IA Residence Downey Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end Of street rail-.
.iiiice hours from 10 to IL A. NJ; from to
tr. NJ. ap20-tf
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Or. Chin Quong zin,
CHINESE H DOCTOR.
OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles and Ar
cndia streets.
HH-t'ures all kinds OF diseases.
Once hours from to II A. NJ. and from
2 to 6 hnA 7to9P ap9,uf
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Tue riooa im New Jersey.

MAYS LANDING, N. j.. Sept.
14.-Tbe dam above Woods cotton
mill, on Egg Harbor River race,
bust last night, causing great dam.
age to property. The entire body
of water rushed down in one col
umn and submerged the town.
The villagers were aroused by the
crushing In of windows and
doors, and the widest confusion
followed. Several persens were re-
ported lost. 1t is said that two
bodies have been washed upon the
river bank several miles below
town. A great lumber escaped
through the water to the high
ground. The loss to coal and lum.
her men is estimated at $30,000.
Great damage also results from the
dpst ruction of furniture aud house,
hold effects.
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Morning kilograms.
Passengers Golng South.

MoJAvE, Sept. nth. Mrs Ohm
stead, Mrs j p Bassett, Miss Hattie
Christie, c A Randolph, H A Clark
and wife, Isaac Norton, II Meyer
stein, II Leach and wife, Mrs Il G
Humphrey, j IS Mansfield and wife,
M Rosenfie!d and wife, Il G Porter,
DR. Lord, M + Taller, Chas Tiebout,
Mrs l. Ellsworth, A Shubart.
schooner N0nk by the AncDm.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE
steamer Ancon, just arrived from
Portland, reports that, on the
morning of the 18th inst, in a
thick fog, she ran down the schoon-
er Sheridan, about fifteen miles off
Umpqua Bar. The schooner sank
in few minutes. Passengers and
crew were saved by the steamer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18
TIL. Con.co,ious Democracy.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. IT,
The Democratic State Convention
met here to-day, every town in the
State being represented. Hon.
Francis A. Msrden was chosen per.
maDent President. The Com mittee
on resolutions are i'm favor of soft
money. Senator Eaton and A. E,
Burr are not in the Convention,
aud it Ia reported that they left town
in disgust when they ascertaint d
the complexion of the Committee
on Resolutions. The old State
ticket, E. D. Hubbard for Govern
or, F. b. l.oomis for Lieut.. Govern
or, Dwight Norris for Secretary of
State, Edwin A. Ruck, Treasurer,
Chas. :. Hubbard for Comptroller,
was nominated by acclamation.
rhe declination of F. B. Loomis,
nominee for Lieut.. Governor, was
read and accepted.
rho Mass~chuse,ss Convention
BWaler's Fsght.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 17th.-
The gathering of delegates at the
Democratic State Convention to-
day IL large. The Butler, ia, on is
meeting with strong opp ,ition
and is broken. Charles 7. Russell
will probably be nominated. The
State Constitutional Convention /,
deciding cases, where there are con-
testing delegations. against the
Butler men, and these proceedings
are denounced by the Generals
friends. AT about eight o. clock, the
Butler men having possession of
the hall, placed d. E. Powers, of
Springfield, In the Chair, and pro.
ceeded to business. After long
wrangle. Mayor Platt took the stand
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

"A Los Angeles 4 Odge Ne. a. i. s
~ a A. m.-The stated meefines
" ~ OF this Lodge are held ON Rk9
N nrst MONDAY ofeach mont . e
7:50 p. M. Members OF Feuiui-s
good standing are cordially invited
BY order OF the w. MI.
CHA3. SMITH. Secretary.
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orange Grove Encampmsnt. No. q, 1. g..
o. r. f

.ssk11s1sa.. REGULAR MEETINGS hela
On the Second And Four5S
TUESDAYS Of each month q
~ P. NJ. Sojeurnfng EG1E1-
archs In good sanding are cordially inv7.
ted to attend. = -
B. MARxsEN, Scribe,
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los Angeles Ledge No. ss, ]. .. 81.

staalSaas.. Regular meeting held a
WEDNESDAY EVENf7f0 ~
each week at * O'Clock. -
tourntng brethren In eoo6
standing are cordially Invited.
A. FRANK, r. 8. - - -
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The Oregon s'nucus.

SALEM, Sept. 18th. .--0:30 p. NJ
The caucus has been heard from.
There are more candidates and IA
worse split.up than ever. Strahan
has recesied 10 his nine votes from
Lynn county, aud nobody has votes
enough to indicate anything
Ten p. M.-Mare than twenty
ballots have hern taken, and all are
scattering. The caurus will prob
ably make IA night of it, with no
prospect of nominating.
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a1 9angeles Asrala.

...a.d sveas morning except Mon
day,
-BY -
.,s-sH,I'H ID. L CHI.
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RRln-EIre.

MARYsvILLE. Sept. 17.-This
city's contributions to date for the
yellow fever fund are $1,6l1.
The first sprinkle of rain fell
this morning, lasting about
an hour. The forenoon was
cold and cloudy.
Thursday last the works of the
Yuba Quartz Mining Co. at Ham
sonville, this county. were Destroy
OIL hy fire. InSs G10 ono
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!. o. Q. r.

.x1H1Ssf<s. Angelic Lodge Ne. No..
1. q. .. F.-Regular moofl~ Y
OF this Lodge are held ~
:. -. MONDAY evening at ! oseioS
1nso ~ U9o Fei C"s' Hall, DoWney Dl0c1
visiuns and sojohrn ing brothefs IN Sc75S
standing are invited to attend. 81 = ~
~ r. A. PREUHS. n. n
FRED. W. WOOD, hec. Sec. q. ~ z
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A s".wer la San francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17th.--A
light rain fell here early this
morning, sufficient to lay the dust.
The weather to-day is damp and
cloudy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-Phil-
ip Dick, Il convict at San Quentin,
committed suicide this morning by
hanging himself in his cell. He
was sentenced from San Joaquin
county in 1865 for thirty years, for
the murder OF Alexander Simpson.
He was tried three times and sem
fenced to be hanged, but the sem
tence was commuted by the Gov
ernOr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

WOODLAND, Gala, Sept. 1.-THE
total amount raised here for the
yellow fever sufferers to date is
$5l0 so.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:
Per annum, by mail or express..."...."-SleS
six months ....'.''"'''' q
Thrse months
Delivered by carriers, per week.-Mrs. cents
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17th.--
Wheat continues very dull; good
shipping S1.7O; milling, $l.70@l.75.
Barley dnll; coast feed, 90e@$l.024; ;
bay, $1@1.10; brewing, $l.17@1 IS
Oats firm; choice California, 81. .55
@1.573; common, $l.20@1 35 Corn
- nall yellow, $l.20; small white,
$1.15. Hay unchanged. Potatoes
nnchan nge0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-19

Westminster Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, has 70
ceved ninety-nine new members.
The Rev. Gustav Acxy has resigned the pastorete
OF the Bohemian mission Of this city under the care
Of the New York PrssDytcry. He now awaits appoint
menl AS missionary 10 Hungary.
DR.. Robinsou's Church. this CITY, has begun 70 pay
it's June instalment OF debt recently raised ny hr.
Kinball and The pastor. II has $50 600 in hand ior
the June payments This far better than su0scrip,
ing and tnen.ailowing the sheriff TO come IN ana sell
the properly As San francisco church dfd recently
alter great splur2e OF payments on paper
Rev. DR.. Robinson, Of Brown University decnes
tho call TO tho pastoraie al the Emanuel Churcn ~
Albany $50 600 having been secured ior the ouiluing
OF dormitory In connection with Brown Unvcrsiiy.
Rev. W. Il. sloan, lately returned from Bnrmah, y
for the present stated supply at Canandaigua, N 7.
Rev. J. W. Ford, late pastor at Canandagua, goes 10
Homer. n. Y.
Dr. J. B. Thomas pastor Of the First Church,
Brooklyn wrote from Mentone France that his health
permanently improved, and that he expected
sail from Glasgow for New YORK tho Sth OF NAV
The trustees OF his church intend 10 have the base
nient rooms OF tho eddce ready Tor occupation
IN september next. .
The Filth street Church IN Troy. N. " have called
Rev. DR.. j. H. Griffith of Milwaukee, to their pulpit,
by the unanimous vote OF The CHI urch and congrcea-
ton, ana he has accepted the invitation. :,
In 1886 there but one Baptist Churcn IN al
BROOKLYN and Williamsburg Now there are many.
The Rev. DIR. Iathrop. who has taken four months
health trip to the South, has returned and VIII occupy
his pulpit IN Stamford, Conn, to-day.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

THEIR ORIGIN AND GIowrH-srATIsTIcs OF
MExBERsnIp HERE AND rnERE--DRooKLYN'
ecHooLs AND THEIR cosT-soME PHss OF
SUNDAY SCHOOL woRK-THE cnILpRlNs
FOURTH or JULY.
Tho forty ninth anniversary OF the BrooKlyn Sun.
day school linton will be observed in the usual Term
next "Wednesday with a parade OF divisions through
the different streets convenient to The schools partc
ipating, and also in Prospect Park. Music will BIO
furnished TO divisions, and tbo several churches
addresses will DO delivered by Sunday school workers
aud officers of the Union There are connected with
this Union l3l schools, with 10 officers and teach
40 495 schoars according TO the latest regis
try But toward anniversary day tho schools MI up
as thoy ut any other season OF the year. SO
that not less than so 900 children aud youth Will
turn out tho day named. II Is crcditabie 10 The
Union that has preserved .hs unity oil tho spirit In
tue bonds oil peace during nearly half century OF
its existence. and with such various and sometimes
antagonistc interests as IL contains. Here are en-
braccd 20 Methodist schools with 1,o72 officers and
teachers and 94b4 pups; - Prcsby terrain schools,
with 800 teachers and si6s scholars; 20 Congrcna-
tional schools with 900 teachers aud 91i0 pupils IL
Baptist, o5l teachers and $40 scholars IL Epis-
copa with ESQ teachers ana 9, 75l pupils; 10 Reformed
(Dutcn) schools, with ass teachers and $3.50 pupils
Lutheran, with III teacners and 9s1 scholars; each
representing tho Reformed Episcopal. tho Moravian
aud the Friends, and not classified, numbering to-
gs,her .1l3, and making the aggregate given above
SCHOOLS INCLUDED STATISTICS.
The ULion zoos not OF course embrace or represent
all tho Sunday schools In Brooklyn. There are $50
more schools with D. lss teachers ana 3s47s scholars.
besides, making nm aggregate Of 9o,s20 persons
engaged Sunday school work and STUDY. or
about one-uh OF tho entire population OF that city
The growth Of sunday schools in Brooklyn, Dc IN
other citcs has been very rapid during the hall con-
fury past, bus moro especially 20 during ths last
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Baptist Church. In the evening Mr.. Muir will in
qu,re, SIS Perfection Taught in the scripturess"
The Rev. A. J. Arnold VIII preach In the Anthem
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church this morning
and afternoon at the regular hours
Dr. r. G. Ever will ofnciate at the several services
to-day in St. lgnatius Protestant Episcopal Church.
In the swedenborgian Church the Rev. Warren
Goddard. Jr., will preach this morning on ''rrust in
the Lord-what II IL and How IL Ia Developed"
In tho Church OF the Messiah the Rev. w. z Aiger
viii speak this morning ABOUT "rhe Study OF Human
LIlao
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and his reasonable ambition should DO gratled,
no would learn that viiiany lie not strictly denomi-
national aud that all the rogues In the world not
honored members OF one particular Church. How
ever, H. as we judge, the Doctor always feels better
alter having given his people dduche Of this kind
we imagine him TO be at present very happy man.
He is "Hne old atom molccuIe," and never iorgets
his origin.
There much religion In the world which resem-
bes that enjoyed BY the Spanish soldier Narvaez
When he lay in the agones OF death The prizes.
administer the last rites and consultations OF tho
Church Tho first question was, My son. you forgive
your enemies ?" The sick turned toward the priest
his lanauid eyes and replied 'Fatner, II die for
give them; but II get well let them look out for
themsclves.n
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ST. STEPHENS ORPHAN HOME

The coming entertainment Of the good sisters who
have charge Of Dr.. McGlynns Orphan Homo, in East
Twcnty-eighth street, has taken . larger scope than
at first anticipated. The institution Is SO well
known in st. Stephens parish and Its special traits
we'll understood, that most bounueous share
OF support has already rendered; but still the
good sisters not satisfied. They know far better
than anybody else how much or comfort
be gwen poor orphan child by tho small sum Of
oss things thew arc rsspoosbe for ana ask Tor al!
tho assistance they get The proposed entertain
mcnt At Steinway Hail. the evening OF the 23d inst
Will be well worthy OF attending ana those VINO have
any sympathy with the rearing OF chidrcn. not US
paupers, will be gad 10 lend helping hand
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REFORMED PREsBYTERIANs.


About sevonty-Gve delegates were present at yes
terday's session Of the General Synod OF Reformed
Preshyterians in the First Reformed Presbyterian
Church In West Twelfth street. Religious exercises
began at ten O'Clock, the Rev. G. w. Brownell, OF
Nova Scotia, presiding In addition TO prayer, br:ef
addresses delivered by Rev. Dr. David Steele OF
Philadelphia, and Rev. Mr. Samuel Young, OF Pitts.
burg, on the sebjscs, "The Outpourng OF the Holy
Spirtn
Regular business was resumed at half-past ten
O'Clock, the Rev. A. G. Wylc, 0: Philadelphia, In tho
Moderator's chair. The commission appointed u year
ago TO rcorgan!ze the Nova Scotia Presbytery pre-
sented report showing that their labors had been
successful Tho report was received ana adopted
The OF the Row. A. Robinson then considered.
/. seems that Mr Robinson appointed more than
q year ago charge In Nova Scotia, but the congre
CATION intrustcd To his refused 10 receive him as
their pastor Mr. Robinson who IS an cldory gentle.
al the Genaral synod Of 1877 presented a
clam for Sl04 for services. The question WINS
referred TO The Nova Scotia Commission, and IL was
decided 10 pay Mr.. Robinsons claim Much discus
sion resulted yesterdays meeting from an aitompt
70 rescna tho order gran' ~, ans claim me kev
paid, while the Rev. Mr. Young took tho opposite
sida with much earnestness Rev. MI Thompson
rallied 10 the assistance Of Mr.. BLAIR, while the Mod
orator said that the money was due aud ought 10 be
paid The question was finally referred to the Board
report on behalf OF the Ohio Presbytsry was pre-
scnted BY the Rev. J. r. Morton, OF Cincinnati and
commission asked to ordan Mr. John Chapman,
licentate, minister In Cincinnati
A resolution offered Nv the Rev. William Wylie,
pastor Of the church in which the Synod being held
thanking the reporters for their notices Of tho various
meetings 1t was aftcrward Withdrawn as being pre-
mature.
The time and place OF the next annual session Of
the Synod fixed prior to adjournment. II will DO
held Duanesbure schenectady county. N. " Oh the
third Wednesday IN May, 1879, beginning at three
O'Clock f. M. The opening sermon Will be delivered oy
the Presiding Moderator or tie Rev. William Wyiie
The DAYS session came to close at twelve O'Clock.
number OF delegates left Tor Philadelphia. ana Of
those who remained all who werc able bed at
tho church at four T. NJ, In response to general In
vitation from Alexander Buchanan, M. d., TO take q
drive through Central Park. Seven open carriages
IN waiting and the delegates, TO the number Of
thirty more, were all In place at tho appointed
time. The cavaicade proceeded up Fifth avenue at
sharp pace the long limo OF carriages attracting gen.
eral attention Tho return 70 tho pIacc Of starting
was made by way Of Broadway, the trip having occu.
pied little over two hours. Th6 sessions of tho
Synod, which wdl BIO resumed 1T ten O'Clock to-mor-
msrning. will CONTINUE TIL Tuesday evening or
Wednesday morning OF this week.
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PIES ENTATIoN TO A JEWISH RABBI.
The members oil the Young Mems Association OF
tho Congregation Ahavath Chesed have presented 10
their rabbi Rev. DIR. Adolph Huebsch, beautifully
cngrosscd testimonial tokca OF their regard Tor
his efforts behalf of the association. Tho tcst
moniai covers a finely engraved likeness OF the
learned rabbi This association ~ tho first OF the
kind established in this country, although others
have since successfully orEabized. IL has tine
library and the oi the vostry rooms oil the tcn
Pile Tor lectures and instruction upon progressive
culture In religion and science.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-15

Otro mandando que IA comision
fnombrada para introdncir EN- el Codigo
penal de Ii Peninsula las refornas CON
ducentes 4 sa planteamiento en- Cuba Y
Puerto Rico, Sc encargue de redactar
una ley de enjuiciamiento criminal pa
ra otras islas.
Ell res1men de las desgracias eau
sadas por Ia gale.na del sabado, segun
La Voz H,at0a9su, es ell siguiente
De Santader, 56 victimas; Laredo, Sc;
Colindres, %; Bermeo, 95; Elanchoye,
40; Leqaeitio, 6; Ondarroa, 13; Algol Ia,
2; Mundaca, Is; San Sebastian, ); total,
305. Ain es possible que SO reeiban no.
ticias de otros puertos.
-Ha silo nombrado Official de la in
tendencia de Puerto Rico el auxiIiar del
ministsiio de U.tsamar Sr. Ossa, quicn
acnnpanar1 como secretarlo al nuevo
intendonte Sr. Adriaansens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-15
ELEG ANTE
Y EXTENSO SURTIDO.

En- esta imprenta Sc ACADIA de recibir,
por los llltimos vapores, un grandios0
surtido de efectos de escritorio del mas
delicado gusto. procedentes de Alema-
MIA, Francia, Espana y Estados Unidos,
He aqui una relacion del sultido:
Papel dc imprenta, diferentes dimensiones
--ldem de color para cubiertas. ---Item secaR-
10 doble, blanco encarnado.--Idem sin cola
para copiar. .-Idem espaiiol blanco de Il, q,
3s-Idem rayada Idem de cartas de todoa
tamanos clases -Sobres variad0s desde tar
leta al mas grande Escfihanias do exeelen-
te gusto, de bronco, MADEIRA, cristal metal
galyanizade, con preciosas hguras Y alegorias.
-Tinteros dc cristal y para viaje. Lnpias-
plumas de porcelana -Escalerillas para plu-
mas Brochas para copiar. Timbres para
mesa. -r-Reglas v Cartabones de MADEIRA, ebanO
con filetesy sin ell IS Gofaas para bOrrar ikpiz
y tinta. Pisa -rapeles oristal, bronco i nlkrmol
de mncho gust0, coma kqnida en- flascOs con
su brecha II are rojo negro. tlbleas
DiiGminos para dibgj1 --SeCad0res de tinta.
Pupltres Perm I,lunaas desde Ii clase mas
Inferior hasta la de mas lajo. -Caias tle nntb
matloas, -Colecclones de dibuio. ---,Iuegna AZ
libros Repertorios oh'a infnidad a. ,rtien.
los de cnyo merito podld conyescerfe 81 one
SO acergue 4 Ia lmprenta del I0letin.