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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01

good business has been done the past week ami
prices have been quIet. steen, l,OO0 10 lSOO lEs.
per heatl s. 50as %, according 70 III. aud condi
ton; hOgI 6a6tt{c per To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01

wells Healtb Renewer, greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual de-
bility, sc. 81, at druggists. Depot, Laugh
lin Bros, Wheeling. az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
TerrlbIC Loss ofIife.

Millions OF rats, mice, cats bed bugs,
roaches, lose their lives by collision with
'iloDsh on Rats. Sold by druggists; l6C
boxps y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01

CLOSE SLAVES,
a man, who gained thereof and escaped
by way Of the Times building, shouted 10
his rescuers that other human beings were
perishing there. Three men appeared In
the fourth'story window imploring aid
with ontstretched arms None gas posi-
ble from without, but a quick:Witted ne.
gro, a boothlack tn Park row, named 6has.
Wright, climbed the large telegraph pole
In front OF the ErsniHO ldl and cut the
wires, enabling the men to slide down
and escape.
Carlos White, ofthe Pacific Newspaper
Publishing Company, had an office on the
fourth floor Of the burned building He
said: "iou can sec l have been pretty
close to the ilames, as my hair, beard and
eyebrows are singed, but only found that
out alter my escape from the building
TIouonr THERE WOULD De PIRR.
This was not altogether surprise to
me; In fact an hour oS->two before Il broke
out spoke TO the workmen engaged in the
building and told them something Of the
sort was about to happen. There was
something wrong with the heating appa-
ratus, although ! can't say just whatit was.
AT all events the walls about the closets
were so hot there was evidently danger
OF some kind. put my hands upon them
and Immediately directed the workmens
attention to the fact that they were getting
hotter and hotter ave are going TO have
n fire here" said ], but they treated the
matter very lightly, merely saying that 1t
was oil right, they could fix IL When the
flames did break ont they raged with extra
ordinary Jury. They leaped from the bot.
tom to tho top Of the building like n fash
and rolled upward in great sheets.
THE SPEED oY THE PLANES.
Another occupant said: ~ was in the
office this morning when smelt smoke. !
went out into the hall and saw heavy vol.
ume Of smoke coming up the hoist way.
went back into the office and said to two
men who we're there, The building is on
fire, and you had better get out Just Us
quick us you can, and grabbed my hat and
overcoat and run out into the hall, and
then the flames were rushing up the Gle.
yator shalt and also up the well-hole in the
center Of the building. It ran down the
stairway on the Park Row side Of the
building, for the flames were all about tho
stairs on the Nassau street side, and It was
impossible to escape by that way. am
certain that was the lastnan down stairs,
for ! turned about as | reached the door
way and looked upstairs, and.the whole in
terror OF the building was apparently in
flames. The two men whom left in the
office were named Still and Brown, and
have not seen either Of them or heard
from them since escaped from the build
ing, and am almost certain they per
ished, for had to hold Iny breath as ran
through the flames as l ran out Of the
door Of my office. heard screams and
cries OF terror on the upper floors as | ran
along the hallway, and | fully believe that
ten or dozen girls were caught on the
fourth floor and were unable to escape.
never saw fire spread so quickly. There
were probably 400 or 800 people in the
building when the fire broke out"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
AN EXTENSION THAT DON'T EXTEND.
Baltimore Papers Say the HempaeId FIX.
tension Is n Good Thing, and Will be

Made.
Special Dlspatch to the Intelligeneer.
WAsmSoroN, January Sl.-A Baltimore
paper tsays that some forty or fifty Ia.
borers who were at work clearing out Bra,
dy's tunncl, an incomplete structure on the
Hempfeld extension, were discontinued
last week, aud so far as outside indications
show operations have ceased. These move
ments have been referred to acrimoniously
by the press Of Wheeling and other places
interested in having the road built. 1t is
said, however, that the Baltimore & Ohio
contemplates letting the work on the road,
which penetrates the coke region Of Penn.
sylvania, and is regarded as an important
connection for the Company to build.
The Southern Pennsylvania is reported
to be pushing its way to Wheeling via the
coke region country.
The Ohio { Mississippi road has re,
cciyed three new postal cars from the
Jackson 4 Sharp Company Of Wilmington
Delaware, which are for the night service
between Cincinnati and ST. Louis. They
combine every improvement known to the
Postal Department They will so into use
tomorrow.
The directors on tho part Of the Balti
moro & Ohio in the Pittsburgh railroad
are to be Thomas NJ. King, Robert Gar
rett and Samuel Spencer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01

CHICAGO, January .Sl.-Flour dun and nom.
inal. Wheat taily active and shade hlFher. So !
Chtclg1 spring q sllt Si cash. 81 COT Fehr@iSr @ -.
81 Ntl - MArchS 20 April 81 81 NRyNo ii n. Y,
ected Sa96c Corn ATly active and ihade hirhss y,
eg5sc cash and February: 6lA6l!e March: OS2SsSi "
May and June; rejected 6i1fe Oats iFrrsulsr Ma
lower At iGtle sas 80 June; 20 FebrnSTy; va
MaIchi 4Sitc NaYj l!lltc June. Rye easier Il ia
barley easier a 81 O1S Faxsofa duh and lower II
u 2al y. Pork unsettled and gOneTaiIy hiSh
y SIS q eashi AA gIA February; SIS 5Iais SlJt
March, ~ i2ais iO} April; Us 90iis q May. Lard.
demand hr Al lower rAtes al fll iS4ll i7 essh AMI
fSGnaty 81 a2aii s5 March; 81 Isali Tx 1pfii;
sll hltSall 90 May, Bulk meats In cood dsThnH
and prices thaae higher u s. 50: short XII "a AZ
Ahott clear s. ~ Whisky 81 lS cGll-Wheit IroisT.
ately active and higher it 81 S1K FebFna y. q, ~
March; 81 SHal BJ5f April: 81 a63l NV. Cnyzfs
hrmer. hut not hiaher. nip sliief, 6ut Nj Iowa.
Pnfk strong and laIiSe higher IafIi u5o6eyaisi.
active and heAer u sll l9ail III, Fehriiary; IN &
II aI March; 81 10 April; 81 6S May, - =
NV YoEK. January si.-iottnn .iuii x io.i5ts a
futures hrm. flolf unchanged: feeeintS III TX
barrels eEPeFts go bsrlelr Wheat fttnIettiS "a
opening i9i sic higher Afterwards lo,t inoff Al NJ,
ADVANCE and lieldy receipts 81 ID brsh sls
exports ,t0 bnihelf ungtsded JpftnE d I'm N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
IArRr PARTICULARS.

The stories OF narrow escapes from de-
struction are related Tonight. A girl
stepped from window in, Beekman street,
at the call OF the iiremen, hut waA unable
to reach him, when he held out his hand,
on WHICH she stepped, and Was safely low.
ered,
Richard A. Tracy, ,akho jumped from the
third story window and taken to the hos
pitai, died this afternoon.
The loss Of life Is slight, and information
from,the police promises TO be much less
than was feared. II Is not thought that
more than five or six perfshcd, and some Of
the firemen who were at the firo from the
start reduced that figure 10 four.
It has been ascertained that the fifth OF
top door was untenanted, It's only occu.
pants besides the janitor were half dozen
plumbers and carpenters who wero fixing
the rooms, heretofore occupied by the
World, into Offices. The woTkmen got out
safely, and the janilor, getting bewildered,
stumbled and rolled down stairs, which
circumstance doubtless saved his life.
At IL tonight engines were still playing
on the ruins, which burned brightly de
spite the firemen's efforts. The sides o.
the building on Beelunan and Nassau
streets have been demolished, completely
ohstFucting both streets The front Of thI
old Ettaiad Ada building was seorchse
and blackened, and It does no
contain 9 sound pane ci glass,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
PACING DEATH.

An old gentleman, with white hair, got
out Of the second.story window on the
Bcekman street side. He stood on the sill
for fully five minutes, holding on to the
narrow top.piece with his hands. The
flames were approaching him, but he saw
no chance Of escape. The tircmen raised
q ladder, but itonly reached the story below
him. A crowd in the street gotta tarpau-
lin, and score Of willing hands brdved
tho dangers Of falling debris and cinders,
and a shout went up, plainly heard by the
gentleman, to Jump; jump for your life
wen save you" but lie looked at the sixty
feet distance below him and could not
muster up courage enough to make the at.
tempt. He turned forward. facing the
street, and with his hands behind him
stood like statue, braying death. Mean,
while, two brave men got q short ladder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
New Yorlt noney anu nfoOl.s.

annum, and l.S2 per cent. IpeF diem. clnss Ia
Ing at Q peri cent bid. Prime mercaii.
tic paper ba5h per cent. Sterling exchange.
bankem' bills steady Rt SSl; demand Il 20.
extended skies and lives 4 per cont lower Tor toSS
and one hall per cents, and y per Ctnt lower for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
TIE HERO OF THE FIRE.

Three men appeared on q window sill,
but while the ladder was being nut ia
position, one Of the men dropped IN hope
Of catching it, and missing his aim fell to
the street, his head striking the curb. He
was fatally injured. With the aid OF n
desk and score OF stalwart arms the lad.
der was placed directly under the feet OF
one Of the men. He. was young man and
nearer the flames than the other, but with
display OF bravery that called forth cheers
from the hundreds who saw the act, he
stretched ont his hand 10 the older man
and helped him to descend first. As the
alderman reached the sidewalk his appear
ance was greeted with cheers. His name
was A, N. Stewart, editor and proprietor
OF the lSc0ttiSi-A Americdn Journal The lad
der was then shifted and the hero Of the
fire descended. His name is Edward
Moore, and was compositor on the above
named paper.
The fire burned through into tue TINES
building, but didn't damage the editorial
roelns. The composing room was flooded
with water and two large holes made in the
walls and ceilings by the flremen. Some
OF the offices south ofthe iines editorial
rooms on the floor above and below were
damaged by smoke and water. The walls
Of the post office were 80 hot that tic
offices on Park row side were closed and
the heavy iron shutters fastened. Among
the persons reported missing and who are
supposed 10 have lost thei, lives, are A. ],
Todd, patent lawyer, and his clerk, Jas. II.
Hunter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
the LOSSES.

The burned building, corner Of Park
row and Beekman streets, was occupied by
the New York Horid from 1850 until its
removal to its new quarters, few months
since. 1t is known US the Potter building,
and was valued by its owner at 100000; /;
but it was old, and the total loss in It's de-
struction will not average 100000. It was
insured for for $4,000. Among its ten.
ants the Betting and Packing Company
will probably be the heaviest losers. Their
stock is valued Mt about Sl50,000. The in
surance exceedsSlO0,0O0. Willy Wallacks
imported large amounts OF stationery, and
SO, 900 will not probably cover the loss on
his stock. Like the property OF tho ScisH-
tifc american it was insured, but in the
case Of the later institution the heavy
loss is sustained by private persons,
patentees and inventors, whose models
were in the keeping Of the firm. The
Scientific Americdn is heproperty OF Mum
q Co., patent agents The destruction OF
accumulated patents, models, drawings,
&C., owned by this concern in small
amounts Is over 100000. Competent
Judges sumup the total loss Of all property
includingt the building Mt over $l,0O0,0O0.
The number OF losers is prodigious
There were innumerable Offices in the
building and fully five hundred men wo-
men and boys founp employment. A mum.
Der OF girls were employed in the two
uprer stories OF the building in which
there were many small printing Offices and
4 book binderies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
rHEGENTLEMAN PROM ALASKA.

The Claim Of Bail as Delegate from
-. Alaska Considered Good.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, January 3l.-Messrs. Will
liam G. Thompson aAd Gibson Atherton,
the subcommittee Of the Committee on
Elections, to which was referred the case
Of MD. Ball, who claims to be the dele
gate to Congress from the Territory Of
Alaska, reported the case to the full com
mittee to-day, recommending the seating
OF the petitioner The committee submit
ted q long and elaboate report, in which
the question was thoroughly canvassed.
The committee find that when the United
States purchased Alaska in 1907, it, by
treaty in plain terms, give all the
inhabitants a right to continue their
allegiance to Russia for three
years and at the end Of that time to
leave the country, or if they choose to re.
main giving them all the rights, immuni-
ties and privileges, social and political, OF
the citlzens OF the United States, This
being au absolute and unconditional
pledge refusal toreceive the delegate sent
by them would be in clear violation of the
plain duties of the Government. The COM
mttteC goes on to review the extent and
richness Of the territory and to dwell upon
the magnitude OF the interests for which
the people demand protection. Italso cites
as precedent the case Of James White.
who, in the Third Congress, in 1884, pre-.
sented his credentials as n delegate from
all the territories west of the Ohio river and
was subsequently admitted. In conclusion
the committee recommends that NJ. D
Ball be admitted as duly elected delegate
from the territory Of Alaska, withall rights
and privileges.
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The company have set aside for working
capital five thousand shares OF It's capitai
stock. and they are now offering for sale
limited number OF these shares at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-01
OCCUPANTS OF THE BURNED BurLDIyds.

Among the occupants OF the burned
buildings were the Scientific american, the
Standardization Journal, the Turf, Fsld
and Farm and Thompson's Bank Noe Re.
porter, and the following advertising
agents S. NJ. Pettingill & Co., John +.
Phillips & Co., Charles Meyers Co., J.
Walter Thompson, Nicola Monachcse, 4.
r. Thompson, Levi A. Desbron and Leon
der II. Grail, The top floors Of the burned
buildings were occupied by various manu-
.facturers and byweekly newspapers, which
employed women as compositors. A wo-
man and two men are said to have been
seen alta window on Mason street and then
disappear In the flames.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-16
DA. JOAQUIN q. REYES,
MEDlCO HOMEOPATA CIRUJANO,
ssn diploma De srtugs ueabG del Congress- atdta 4. fa:
" ComenC0dov de L0 Zeal OTden de- CriStO.
Gale del Sol Ein, II, entire !ll !S1 ID CTUl

Trsta con muy feliz 6xito y efcsz-
lneute la tfsis, asms, corazoD, garganta,
dolores de csbeza, y Intermediates del
est6mago.
Las Intermediates sifisiticas, por mas
rebeldes antiguas que sean, y todas
las que proceden de Ia impureza de la
saugre, las cura sin emplear el mercu.
rio nj yOduro.
Expulsion de Ia lombriz solitaria en-
cuatro horas.
Garantiza Ia curacion de las enfeHme.
dades reumatlcas como tOdas las de Ia
vista, despu6s &c prevlo examen.
Una practics de bastantes amos en- las
ciudades dc ia Habsna, San Thomas,
Nueva Orleans, Brasil, Veracruz, me
han hecho conocedor dc las calenturas
y otras Intermediates muy frecuentes
en- los psises calidos.
Las personss que SO hsllen fuera de
esta ciudao pueden dirigirse por escri-
to hacienda ma Description fel de suR
enfermedades.
Recibe consultss en- 50 CASA, calie det
Sol p1mefo AZ, entire las de Sar jose !;
ia Cruz, deaoe las 8 hasta ,se, IL de- IL
msnaha = desde las 2 Dasta lac 6 30 Ia
tarde, q IL
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kc h; II @ L< ~ o .

Este servicio 10 plestAn los standlosos,
c0mOuOs rakIuOs v&pUres MhIlla, "Ma-
urlo, ''ttelna Mercedes" "M6jico," I've.
racruZ" y Panama"
LOs VapUrbs 40 osLA emplebsAn enliAZ;tn eD
Puerlo-1lco liA h~buDa ION ios V&pures
colTl os de III Penlnsu4a y sdemas enl;4zAu
Oh la ID .Dansl con ei tapOr ue Ia mlsnia EN-
presR que sale para VeIacruZ el 10 de Cada
mes y en Santiago ue Cuba CON Vi lie Ia llnes'
dc la Habana u Colon.
IA vsspor dc ID llnea de VeracruZ tocera
en- los puerLOs dc PlogresO. frOntera dt
TabascO VelacIuz y Tuxpan.
III Vapor W Ia HAbana a Colon saldra de
Santiago ue Cuba para Kingston, 81 MT:
Marta, arlanQu ulll., CArlagena y Colon.
Los pasaJeros que tOmen Duleta en sste
puerto ptsra LA Gualra. ban ue emDarCarse
On ii vapOr de Ia empresa que sale al IA de
cAda mes.
f.Ar4 ios citesdos punt0+ 80 admltiran CAL
~ pdsaJerOs.
Para mas uels.lles diriguse los agentes
ue ia Inca, Oh Ponce Uan0arias, BreKarU
- Co., Oh MayaEuez faJXot. Ctastelio u Co.,
en- Asut.dii.t., oliya, Felrur u Co., on 5t.i.
Juan
l0n t.. fhAIG Ci~
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LNEA ATLAS.

Los vapores espaflOles "Al.
pin " y Arden" ssldran sucesi-
vsmente de Nueva-YOrk con
destino q San Juan, Maya
gtieZ, Ponce y Maracai-
DO en- las fechas sigulentes
Enero 20, Febrero l6, Mario IA.
Abril 6, Mayo 2, Mayo rs y Ju-
MO 20.
Lo que ponemos en- conocimiento
de los senores importadores y del
pdblico en- general
Para detalles dirigirse q les Agen-
tes, SoBRINos DE EzQUIAGA. h.30 j.
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TARIFA De PAsAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK. ! SAN JUAN
I'm pasaJe en- l. i" camaIa. ............- s.
rARIFA DE FLEIL PARA NuEVA-YoRK.

A;afe, AzHca1-, Mieles, etc, segun con.
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opcion permanecer On
dicho punto los pasajeros todo el tempo
Que juzguen oportuno.
Conocimiento y boleta de pasajes directoe
40 dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo-
res de La cOnpa11a tocan, para Europa, Ca
a0dG y Boston en- conexiOn con las si0uien
tee ineas de vapores:
VIA NEW. YORK.-Por Ia de Ct1sGrd,
Nhite Star, I11nlG1a para desde Liverpool
North German LLOYD para y desde Bremen.
Hamburg american Pachet Company para
y desde Anlberes. - General transatlantic
Company para y desde HGvre, e,-Anch0r Line
para desde L6ndresv Glasgow. Merchants
Despatch Dc International d Line para y des.
touos los puntos del CafG0a. - MetT0p0H.
liz ls4e plsra deaCsa EostO1a
ROLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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Tx xcelenteS-

Son los tabacos y cigarros de Ia mar.
or s'Allones", por ESQ han obteuido los
mas hopor'6cos premios Ell las Exposi.
ciopes de Paris, Londres, Vlens, Chile,
Fi'adeIfie y en- cuantss han sldo pre-
sebtsdos. En- su elaboration solo Sc
empleal las mas esCcgidss rsmas de Las
mejoree vegas de la Vuelta-abajo. Lee
rtcomendsme Q los amigos de 10 bue.
nc. Agentes en- esta Isss, los Sree. F.
Nartorell y Comp. los tienen de ventr.
Mayo "a.
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Muy barata.

Sc desea vsnler ia hnnita ve|ers
bsiahra espa1oia JOHANNE da re-
cients corstrucci6n.
Para ,frmas sobrA pracio ' demas
psrticnleres dirigirse Il j. SALA Y
COMP. Marina hta 30 jul.
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Libr0s de instruction.

En- Ia Impyenta del BoLETIN, Forta-
'ezs 81, se .eeba de recibir una graz
collection j., iibros do te1to para las es-
cue!as, de Ia edicioues mas moderpss,
los que 81 cftoeer & precios reducijfsi-
mos por haher mucha existencis dc di.
chna lihrce.
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PARA PERIODICO.

En- la Imprenta del BoLErlN Sc
4 talla ell de 67xl03 clm tarnailo
este peri6dlco SIS resma de
500 pliegos, y Ell de 61><9l de ta-
o., no de E Agents !, $3.50.
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sOLETA DIRECTA PARA EURO
On pasaIe. Ida vueltA.

Ni1os memories de tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres y doce A0Os mitad de pa
safe. Criados acompanan00 sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasae.
Tsra mas lntorInee tipos de hetes diri-
aust & los .'geutee dc la co1Gpafiia.
San Jil4Au dc Puerto Rico.
o. 20 aS0bTi,t0s dc E1QNi0Q0.
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Severe BASFON.
45.-sAN FRANOISCO-l6
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

Glra letras en- todas cantidAdes Corta viSts
s0bre las slgGientes capitales y pnebloa de u
Peninsula, islas Baleares las CauariaA
GALICIA. Jla
Bayo, Bayoua, BetaoEos, Buho, OamArinas,
Oarballo, Uaidas ao Reyes, Oarril, Gee, OOrCu-
bion, UonstancO, Oafn0La, Ferrol, Finieterfs.
Muros, Mugia, Noya, Ortlgueira (Santa Mar
tal, Orense, Padron, rontsvedra, Fuente-
areas, Puentedeume, Puenta Oeso, Puente de;
Puerto, Redondela, :s.vadeo, G,,atlag0, Tuy,
Vigo, vivetoi v;'iagar is, ViIaia NO 7 zas.
ASFs aSIAs..
/. tiles, Cangss de Uals, Oanga5 de Tine.
;.'sstropol, Oolunsa, CuiilleEo, Fguesas, sG.
JON, Grado, LaStles, Luarca, Llanes, OviOacs
PUia de Laviaua, POia dc Lena, P0lA Io Hisr0,
rraYIa. isivadesela, Salas, sauna dc LanRtec,
Tapia, Tine0, Villayiciosa Inaesto.
aRestO de EspaAa.
Albacete, Albufol, Alcala 10 Real, AlcGhrars,
Alcaiiiz, AlcirA, Alcoy, Altaro, AimansA, Al.
mudevar, Almeria, Alniufecar, Agnilar, Alg0-
clras, Alicante, Antequera, AAd1jar, Aronys
de Mar, Arenys dc Munt, AstOrga, AtoCa,
Avil0, Ayerbe, Azc0itiA, Badsjoz, BAeRa, BaO.
"a, Barcelona, BarbastrO, Bejaf, BiIbao, Bla.
neS, BurgoS, Brolas, BastrOrbA, Oabra, OiOo.
res, Oadia, Uaiatayud, Calahorra. OaleIia, Gal
detAS, Uanet, Oarlhena, OArtagona, OaEcAjen.
Ue, CarmOna, OAspe, ONstelton, CastFo-Ur-
diales, tj6rlosa, OludAdel&, Oiudad Rodrigo
Ueuta, Chlnchiils, Don BenitO, Eciia, ElCkOs
ESteila, Figueras, GarrovillAs, Corona, Gar
nsda, Guadalajara, Guadix, Gibraltar, Haro.
Hellin, HueIya, Huesca, HueScar, HinojoSe
el Duque, JaCa, JaeC, JGtiva, Jeres, La e.
Gala, Las PaltGas, LeOn, L6Eda, Maarea, aLO-
ia, LogrOno, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Nan
resa, Martos, M&rchena, M&tar6, MAsnou,
Montoro, M0ntllla, MontDianch, MOntanchOa'
MotriI, Moron, M0rella, Murcia, Navalmorals
Onate, Orihueia, OBuna, Palencia, PalafdrROlI,
Paiam6s, falmh de MaiIorGx, P6mplona. ri.
eda, PlaSencia, Posadas, Pobla del Segur,
PremiA del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San
ca maria, Puente Genh, Rambla. aReinosa,
Rioseco, Ronda, Sabadeil Salamanca, San,
lander, San Fernando, san Ldcar dc Barra-
media, San sebastian, San Feli6 dc Gulx0lD-
san Poi, San Pedro de Premi& San Juan 1t
VIlasar, san Ginef de Vilasar, San Mateo,
Santo Domingo de 10 OalSada, Harihena, &c.
.oSia, i,sVlIla S0lsona, Sort, tTafalla, Tara
-, T1rrag0ua, larrega, Teruel, Toledo, ,T0ro,
Tore Don Jlme1o, rorrelavegA T0losa; To-
:Tecllla, TOrr lella d0 MontGn, Ttujillo, 1udU-
"a, UUe.ia, UGreia, Valencia, Valencia dc Al
csntara, VsAliadoiid, Vaiis, Velsx Malaga, vi.
uaroz, vltOria, vllla-carrillO, Wills -robledo,
a.aIra. zamora j 1araGo9a ,.sisf s3fs 81
ASLAs RALEAREA,
Ciudadela de Aeaore2 y Palma de AalIorca
iSl.1Ass CANARlAs,
Palmas lGraa CanariaA) D. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-16
En- la Carolina.

Sc vende uup bonita casa de MADEIRA
recien construide fresca ventilada y ST.
tnsda en- la plaza. ST. compone de 81
tos y hajos con nm sspscioso husrto.
e; teinr Cura informst&. 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-16
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