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New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
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BROKERS SEATS IN TIE BOSTON EXCHANGE
BOsToN, Oci. 2i.-Ihr broh"r- Boaid -. cniay
voted 10 change - name 20 inc boston Stocs mango
CANADA AND THE MkNIcAN TRADE
ST. JOHN, y. T., Oct. II he Drlg go wing nf
ald manufacturing machinery at Namvnih iVi Nt1-
Cruz. Mexico
THE JAMAICA CABLE INTERRUP PIED.
PANAMA, Oct. lO.-Snce the lin instant the
cable has bon nierru pted between Kingston ana
whether IN the cable ITSELF Jamaica or On the lines Oh
island Is no. known.
WHEAT EXPORTS FROM MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Oct. 2i-Ihc increase IN exports
from port foI Tie M nth above the corr spd
Dor ant item Of export Is wheat
HEAVY SNOW IL CANADA
TORONTO. Oct. 2l.-onow fcii this merning
no 10 depth varying rom tw" T. nineteen Icnea At -
Thomas The snow WAS six inches tAiok.
RFTRBUTIoN FOR TIL. LYNS TRAGEDY.
BO>TcS. oct. 24.-lhc lGry ~ tn. cas. ~ Caro-
line O. Gorch and Daniel r. kinhan indicted for te nur
""sSiify." '"''
THE FAILURE OF TWO STOCK ExcHANGEs.
csnan ~ Wian H. IIathod co. failed hi. morning La
bihs small THIS nrm succeeded that OF HcssA lodd &
Williams Motrlck Price Co.'s pubic stock exchange also
failed To-Day s9Ooo.oOO GAS SUIT.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 2I.-Ihe great suit between tue
CIV of 81 LOUIS ST Louis Gas Company which has
SissSed along Tor two three under ad
in tnree weeks. The suit involves over s2.OOOOOo
NEAR THE END OF THE EPIDEMIC
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct. 24..Ih indications for
continue the local Of Health WILL SUNDAY next Of
nclay to a0senecs tnat hey may ea,e
provided that thef Residences Ai' i'' ''''us"'
and ventilated.
A PICTURESQUE AFFAIR IL SAN FRANCISCO.
San FEANCIsCO, Oct. 24.-Ihc Authors tarni-
g@rat success large nttendAnco 81 sPea
tors probably GOOu or 1000 ne p.otns; MN s & s
pants presented succession "i Hf'"'"s p'0'"'' al" ~
were grand taDlcsuI Oh TIC SIas"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
terest felt in hs by the Republicans Of North
cm Ncw-Jcrsey.
COMMITTEE WORK AND MAss-MEErINGs.


COMMITTEE WORK AND MASS-MFErlNGS.
CALLERS AT REPUBLICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TARY SHERMAN AND SENATOR BL ,ISE TO SPEAK
HERE NEXT WEEK.
There was the usual activity M the rooms Of
the Republican State Committee in the Firth Avenue
Hotel yesterday. Among the callers General
Judson Fitzpatrick. who. with George W. Williams the
colored from Ohio, spoke at Staten Island
the night beiore Henry Smith, of Albany Congress
man j. G. Burrows. of Michigan: John i. smyth ex-
Congressman John d. Lawson Professor i. f. Jackson,
OF Tarrytown; NJ. Haviland Smith and James B. Silk
man, of YOnkers and Senator Blaine.
Captain James NJ. Wells. VINO was the principal
speaker at soatsburg the previous evening visited
the commttee-rooms, did also Ell Beard. president
Of the Republican Association NJ sloa'sburg. Adspatch
recevedin the afternoon gave much satisfaction by
the information that the difficulty the Broome County
senate District had been done Wi by the nomlua
thon OF T. G. UalDert, of Il ughamtou.
The first great meeting OF next week viii be the
meeting at Cooper Institute, at which The principal
speakers VIII be secretary Sherman cy-MnisCr l.. W.
soug6tOn, aud General JudsOn Fitzpatrick
call has been issued for meeting 81 merchants
next week. at which the principal speaker Will he
Senator james G.. Blaine. The meeting viii probably
evening October 30. f. is also possible that Charles
Foster the G0vernor-elcct OF ONO, VIII address the
meeting. Among the Figucrs OF the call Horace Il.
Clit n, Ex-Governor Morgan. and other merchants Of
prominence
grrat mass nro - VII ne rcid M Tuflo OF Oc-
tober 30. General CARRIED. Congressman Bnuows Z. A.
stoir-, OF Illinois, and other effective OratOrs viii
speak.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
4 DEMOCRATIC TRICK IN BROOKLYN.

A new Democratic trick has been brought to
light In Brooklyn In least Election District OF
the Twenty third Ward handbs indicating the days Of
registration incorrectly, printed by the Democrats
and di distributed TO Republican voters. The first two
days were Indicated correctly but the third which was
Monday last October 20 said To be Tuesday, Octo-
her % l. T. Roberts a Republican, who lives at No.
bol Iafayeite-ave supposed the mistake 10 be In the
day of the and not in the day OF the week as the
Dreyi0us DAYS for registration were IuesiaYa aud
wrag To TIE IRBrNE that he has lost has opportunity
IN regsier and consequently bis vote on election day.
by uniting his falih Ia the bandbilL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
TIE kEGIsIKAIION 1E.ILEDAI.
Tho following table shows the number OF
voters who REGISTERED n the several Assembly Districts
GEEERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
TURKEY AND BRITISH INTERESTS.
LORD uAEuNGTON RiPLEs TO IHE TORFiGN s. C.
RLTAEY-MIrHAr PtCHA DISSATISFIED.
MANCHESTER. Friday. Ost. "a $50

LORD uAErINGTON REPLIES TO IHE TorFiGN s. c.
RLrAEY-MIrHAT PtCHA DISSATISFIED.
MANCHESTER. FRIDAY. Oct "a. 1870.
There was great Liberal demonstration here to-
day. The Marquis OF Harrington, addressing the
mass-lneeting in the evening. sharply attacked
Lord Salisburys recent speech. He said that the
policy Indicated IN Lord Salsbury's circular had
not been carried out and Russia had been confirmed
in all the conquests she made by the Treaty of San
Scfano. Discussing The questions of reforms in
Turkey. Lord Harrington characterized Lord Sails
bury's defence of the assertion that England had
freaucntly spent blood aud treasure III defence OF
bad Governments ms immoral policy Referring TO
the claims of Greece he said he believed Great
Britain was the only obstacle at tins moment 10 the
Satisfaction of those claims. He declared that the
Governments Afghan policy would end IN annex
alton.
PROTESTS AGAINST THF PORTr's Fiscal SCHEME
CoNsTANTINopIG Friday, oct "a. 1879.
Sir Austen Lavard aud VI. de Fournier the British
and French Ambassadors to Turkey, have lodged
protests against the Portes policy of farming the
Customs revenues.
MIDHAT PACHA RESIGNS.
Midhat Pacha has resigned the Govcrnorship Of
SYRIA because he will not hold office under
Mahmoud Ncdim Pacha, the new Turkish Minister
of the Interior. 1t is doubtful whether the Sultan
will accept hls resignation.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
srorELs OF BROOKLYN CONVENTIONS.

Robert Swift, of the Eleventh Ward, Brook
l,-., vas icsate the Iiid sohate District Con
v.ntion and voted for Mr. schroeders nomination. He
held a posilOn il the department OF CITY Works. but
Yesterday was Informed his services were no longer
needed.
Alexander Ray the sergeant-at-Arms OF the brooklyn
Common Council. VINO was charged by fIro 'oinn,'-
go Ir.n,,n with offerpQ william II. Howe, OF the
Twenty-ourth Ward $40 TO induce him 10 vote Tor me
nomination oi william ii. NuIinE IN the Attn Assembly
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
The Anttrammanv Democracy adjourned thor n
lte Conventions last night until Monday Afternoon.
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS DELAYED.
The delegates TO the Renuhican Cnngres-

sionai Convention Of the XIIh Congregational Disr e.
reassembied In MoraIs Hall, While Plains ThuIsa.-',
to hold an adjourned session. On IN lton Of Benson
Ferris, the usual Congressional District Committee
consisting one from each Assembly District wae ap
pointed II had been supposed that Colonel Delaney
Kane. Of New-Rl lche.e would accent uOui iJn lui
member a. Congress, bur Wedne laY evening s sig
hcd that ne would De comDchcd 10 decline IT, Unuer
the crcGI stances ia deemed nt Npcdi"ht 10 Ihe
"a nominal tloD, AID .lo Convention aliO iOurncd.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
LUCIUS ROBINsONS RENOMlNATION.
SOME or TEE CONDITIONS o. WHICH II WAS
SECURED.


George s. Crawford, of the Sixteenth Ward
BROOKLYN who delegate 10 tine Svrlcrse Conven-
ton, has resigned from The Kings County Democratic
General Committee In his letter of resiEnaion he
throws some light upon the methods by which Governor
Roblnsons fenom nation secured.
"Uad known then what know today" he SAYS. I
should not account have voted for Lucus Rob
nson. But not III after the convention had ad-
oumed tnst discovered some ~ the dsIeputable cx-
prdeats by which such unanimous conviction was
produced In the minds Of he delegates 10 the peculiar
fitness OF MIR. Robinson Tor Chef Executive OF this
great STATE. was Informed aftor the convention
afi aufuli tl1f az tnc Infamous cou-,ratous by
which tlis sIeCit lis uuIriniy luf. ,-,d the
pardon o. 70 on- From the state Pis0r THO gentle
man who informed Should he most
excellent authority, being 10 i"-s tlan one
of the deirgates to the convention. aud be
owned To that hc the
cOnmitfe Of five arpoirtCd-hy whom know NOT 20
wait thc Governor and procure his eirnIure to the
pardon. The fact that the bearers Of the petition
delegates 70 the convention. erd tho other fact
that the petition granted promptly a
few hours after the convention. cary with them their
own comment ] Was not then aware tLat by votii <
for Nj. Kobusou's nomination wls Feet coni but
10 deier indefinitely The trial of certain wclkuown
gentlemen Wnon grave charge of public cH Irac
Ter now formidahly impenfs Neither did know that
Mr. Robinson Is corpOraiOuis W no inyOrs the compo
tfion or convict larOr with the labor Of honest
WOlkLgucn Of tins state
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Steel and upon the faith OF these decisions parties have
entered into large business transactions; ana the De
partment Is still Of opinion tnat this classification IL
correct. and therefore adheres 10 such decision.
II follows therefore, that the claim OF the donesuc
that this article should be assH-ed vi
a duty the is Imposed upon lex lt7 tnu
bars, and also the claim ~ the importers 10 inter NJ
merchandise a: a DUTY OF 80 per cent sd vaiorem as
steel In form not otherwise provided for cannot be ad-
mtted. Very respectfully. H. f. fRtNch,
AssisaBt-oecretdfy
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
MAYoR uowrIL AccErrs a REYovIyATIoN.

Mayor Howell. of Brooklyn, yesterday sent
TO the chairman OF the convention which nominated
him letter OF acceptance. Ho says that II he were
70 consult his private Interests and he shes of hCso
WHO have tho strongest claims upon him. he would de-
cline the renomluationi and besides h health Is IN
such condition that he cannot participate personally
IN the campaign al ALL lie wlsAcs nis acts auu Official
record to be considered as The platform on hen Ac
stands and dovoeS considerable space to review OF
his "a
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
PERSIA DISSATISFIED WITH RUSSIA.
InNnnN Erihav Oct Ql 1a-l

A dispatch from st. Petersburg to The
Times says The possibility OF trouble between Russia
and Persia Is further for poning the Tekke
Turcomnn expedition The Persians Jealous OF tho
commercial ad gained by the Chinese through
the treaty between Russia and China, by which the
latter kudja, and have made claims when
Russia likely comply with IL Is very gcner-
alIy believed that Russian inhlence In Ieheran
gradually being suuplauted by British.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Sydney DeWolf, resident OF Bristol, X. l.,
was taken 81 yestibuc of the Park Theatre last
evening and died while he being conveyed tue
house OF "a friend No 167 West Twenty hrss-st. uo
was about s.1ty y and his death wds believed
~ have been CAUSED Dy apopl,Ay.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
Curious ROBINSON CLAIM.

The politicians ut the rooms of the Robin
son State Committee IN the s. James Hotel, assert
that the Kelly rocket in this city getting ready 10
down like a Que OF the slns o dis s0ution
they claim. Is vacuum IA the Kelly treasury. The
Robinson Committee men are working ind istIS Sahly
and they receive great deal Of encouragement by mail
ana from visitors Among the ltter Wednesday were
state senator ST. john. senator WI liam H. Baruum OF
Connecticut chairman 0i the Democratic M ioual Com
mtce. Judas A. B. Porter, 81 ster County. kchl
O'GurmlI. II. NJ Harms, Editor of The GieHs fds Re-
publican which supports Governor Robinson. and Judge
MlcoXen. of Seneca. Among the visitors Thursday
Daniel Manning. Of Albany Colonel ID. 4. Robin
son, T. =. Clark of WafcrtOwn: Hamilton Wilcox or
County; NJ. +. Williams, of Columbia; Mdyor Murphy,
Of Troy; eX-AsscmblYmau Uavens, OF suffolk County,
and Benjamin J.. Downing OF Queens.
Tie committee Is sending ont over the state large
uumncr oi neatly gininrd Robinson pastcfs," though
by whom they expected 20 be used is not known.
Among the visitors at the headquarters yesterday
were Mayor Murphy. Thomas f. Carroll au1 j. H. Par.
mcuf.r a. Troy " I'D g. recory guG W Yam Wilson, OF
Ithaca: ". l.. Madge Uf BnIhaWton Charles DAVIS. Of
Sug ~ins James a. Hauiou, Medina ate Treasurer
Macsln and Attolue, & -aeral SChOonmahcr.
senator kernau's appointments between this Tine ana
The election day ar ~ Bnstn or. Oc-
toher ~. Pcekskill OfOt.i 30 aud mc. November 3
Tho Co mltiec Of Fifteen, win cXNuYor Nlrhhan
ri s head WIS son O'Clock Thursday. Arrange
mcuts f0l tie Mad son square Gard, -as>-ine"tiuG
were really t0mucted. IL VIII take place on iueNdaY
evening next IL Is eXnectcd That .eA Congress man
AhIam = Hewitt wt lGtsldc. aGd th" eiticr hOiailo
SEYMOUR 0r senator Herman viii ne among ne speak
eys Ex-Mavor WicknaH SAID last evening that there
were opinions about the Intention ~ Joun
Krllv's friends make tnciI own locN nonindtIcus
ara DO all they could To defeat the other Democratic
nominations. II WIS thr 1ammanF mission Ia destroy
ol The regular Democrarc candidates would be th,l
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
DEMOCRATIC SENATE NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC SENATE NOMINATIONS
FRANCIS NJ. BIxBY. EDWARD HOGAN AND JOHN W.
BROWNING SELECTED.
The Vth District Tammany Senate COnyen-
ton met last night at No. 81 New-Church-st Edward
Hogan Of the Ist Assembly District. nominated
for the Senate.
The With District Convention mot at No. 900 Second
At. and adjourned until Tuesday evening The conven-
for the Win District met IN the Wgwam In Four
leont-s but there an adjournment was also taken 10
Tuesday afternoon
In the With District John W. Browning was nomi-
mated.
The lXth District Tammany Senate Convention con-
vencd at No GIL Thrdave. The delegations announced
that they had united upon Francis NJ. B'xby rs
their choice for SenatOrship Of tue Dis
tnct, and the nomination made unanimous
The Xih District Convention met In BrevoOrt Hail.
and n committee Of from each Assembly District
was appointed to recommend suitable candidate at
the meeting whicl viii be held at tie place
Tuesday evening. In the XIth District Convention
at tynnt-st and Eghth-aVe after Organization, an
adjournment also taken until Monday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
The Anti-rammanv Democracy adjourned thor Sen
ate Conventions last night until Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
INTENTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR.
ley TELLGRAPI 70 THE TRIBUEE.I

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. 24.-The Governor has
received testimony and report George Curtis in
the case sheriff Reilly. but he il unable To read ana
decide upon Il at any very date certainly not bc
election Wncn does do counsel on bOth sides
will be permitted 10 make argument.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

The National Labor party o. the
IIId District oi Hudson County has nominated jacob
r. Chase Jersey CITY, for the State Assembly. The
Democratic Convention OF the Iid District OF Pfss,c
County was held Thursday al pOmp,Ou, y. J. JosAht
mated " Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE AFGHAN CAMPAIGN.

sfHLA, Friday. Oct. 2S, 1879.
Ghilzais have assembled in force near Slu-
argardan and expected To oppose the passage OF
the British troops, which withdr iwlng from the
Pass Other tribes Of Gn zai- are assembling between
Kurd Cabul Pass aud Jagdlliak, and have occupied
Hnzat Durakht. near GsnuanInuk General GOuEh has
arrived at Gandanmuk.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
RUSSIA STILL ARMlNG.

LONDON. FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1919.
A Berlin telegram to The Times says: " The
cast-stee works of AboosLoT nave been ordered %
suspend their large private business every resource
being required to execute the enormous 0Fur OF the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE MrDDLErowN REPUBLICAN MEETING
MIppLFrowN, n. Y, Oct, PAU euthnsi-


astic Republican meeting here tonight was addressed
by Lewis r. Carr OF Port Jorvis J.. D. Taylor Illinois,
and George ". Williams, OF Cincinnati. the coiOred
member-cect to the ONO legislature
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
THE UTEs. ALASKA. STEEL.

THE CABINET CoNCLrDF NOT TO PRRCIPITATE THE
ARMY ON THE UTEs JUsT YET-THE NORTH Pa
crFrc PRovIScE-A TARIFF QUESTION.
IL was decided at q meeting of the Cabinet
yesterday that the Army should bo held back
until General Adams returns from the Ute
country and reports the result of his
mission. If the Utes are unman-
aeeable it is proposed TO let the
Army begin campaign against them at
once. The need of government for the Ter
rtory of Alaska was also discussed by the
Cabinet; the President is expected to make
some mention of the subject in his next Mes
sage. Assistant-Sccretary French decides that
steel blooms must pay 40 per cent duty.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
EFFORT FOR A DISTRICT COALITION.

Political lOuDgers at the Robinson Head
quarters last evening were afforded the interesting
spectacle OF Tammany sschems John ]. German and
Sidney T. Nichols sitting hotel sofa In closest con-
verse with ex Mayor Wckhain, who marshals the Rob
imson local forces. Ex-senator Wagstan another
staunch Tammany ma3, fingered near The meeting was
brought about In This manner. John W. Browning had
iust been nominated by the AntiTammany Convention
for state Senate In place Of Fer ator Wagsaf, who
declined "a denomination. and IN opposition to Robert
H. straHan. the Republican nominee. Mr. Browning IT
Il SAID Is who would be acceptable 10 all the
Democrats OF his district with lhe purpose OF trying
10 form a coalition OF the Narr, Democratic factions
on his name, Mcssrs Nichols, Wagstan ana GOImau
wefc selected "a committee 10 try tie AnIaiD many
pulse II was rumorcd after he conference that Mayor
NckbaIn enteri ined the proposition rs 10 orer
~ consult with cOllca aCues Of The Committee OF
Fifteen with reference To the matter
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

District Republican Convention has made en- affidavit
denying the statement OF Howe, that Ray Oeied
him the sum mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
FX-SPEAKER SMITH ON "SCRATCHERS"
The Rcpnbhcans OF West New Brighton, s

E\-SPEAkEk SMITH On "SCRAl CHEkS."
The Republicans OF West New Brighton, S.
L. WHO lately had George William Curtis the presi-
dent 81 their associations listened 10 instructive speech
ON Scratching aud scratchers last night from Henry
smith, spe, ker Of the Assembly in 1872. Mr.. Smith
il so independent a Republican that In speech At
hluy last week, he frankly avOwed his dislike or the
Republican state candidates but while disapPrOving Of
tn in nomination he also ed his intention Loyalty ia
support them, endeayor by speeches to secure
their election
In ms speech last night Mt Smith said: al admit
there features IN the management OF the Re
publican party which | do not like. But what ia
The remedy ii the active managers Of n party
lut up their active men for Oficei one remedy sug-
csted n regard present state ticket 20 scratch
thom Oui. Bur they loyal Republicans, thcee active
men, whose II 10 proposed To Obltcrae. More
over don't think well 10 scratch out such men I'LL
we see who will be scratched in. The best
way get I'D OF oyeI-OhiciOus politicians
e 10 work them of control. BY our own apathy In
Marty management surrender 10 them the offices.
Wi do Tor stay home when the primaries are
held when the Assembly Conventions are held.
when the State Conventions are held, and then
10 say after tire nominations made Why, there Is
a man wonder YOU onght to havs nominated man
has right do wrong because he can't have his own
way"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
sCHAEFER SCORES 1000 POINTS.
The billiard match for 5000 points between
schaefer and 5osson continued last evening the
Madison Square Garden. The following Is the score
STRICKEN WITH APopLExY.

schaefcr f-st game. 1000 second game 1000. toia
1000; SlossOD first game, sOZ; second game, lVsO
IuIai. l.0tS.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-09
SELLERy
COUGH
SYRUP!
80 Years Rafnrn the pnhlini
SELLERS,
SYRUP! /!
so Years Before the Public !

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
and efncaeious remedy now In use for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarseness.
Tickling sensation Of the Throat, Whooplnp
Cough, etc. Over q million bottles sold
within the last few years. IL gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to lmpart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now In use. Sold by all Druggists at
25 cents per bottle.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-09
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, slck-hcadaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. sold:by all by all Druggists at 25 cents
per pox' 40 1y
r. e. SELLERS q CO., Plttsburg, Pa.
The New York herald., 1879-12-15
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Dec I3 1873.
sugarThere has been absence OF business for want Of
stock and 1t is impossible quotations. Stock in
warehouse at Havana and Matanzas2 200 boxes. oOO
bags and $500 hhds. Receipts of the week IL boxes W
bags and 673 hhds Exports during the weeklsO boxes
1850 bags and $50 hnds, including boxes and all the
hhds tho United States Bacon $34 x:S5
rency per cwt Buter-Supcror American, $65 SO
rercy per qnints Flour SAL $+2, currency. bbl
American Jcrked bcef ~ 40 reals. currency per
arrabc Hams-Amerean. sugar cured; $i7 y sis cnr.
rency Quintal Northern and $40 $50 South
Lard. kegs. $37 $37 81, currency per quintal
do, in tins $4l So Potatoes, s9 $40 currency,
tal. wax-iellow, $40 "a Si4 gold. per arrobe
Empty hogsheads % 80 gold Lumber quiet hte Pine.
ssl $32 gold. per n; pitch pine. $40 $3l Shocks
u reals a7s reals rrohe Corn II reals
u 1lii reals, currency, arrobe. Hoops duli long
shaved. 1885, currency per NJ Frcights quiet and
ina; demand for vessels. Tobacco firm; Remedies
fiers $40 $i4 gold per Partdo llers $40 $50;
ynela Abajo filters. $50 seS Spanish gold 2ss a
gold Z a TX premium short sight do. 8 S2 premium
on London, l74 1s}s premium; on Paris. 3h
premium.