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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

jackets, they hired drove OF tho sorrest loot,,.
KEYS In the land OF the Pbara0hs With n lo,,v W"
gard Of all accepted equestrian knowledge they mon
such saddles could be procured and r,din. ~
abreast, pointed the Of the animals toward ~.
lent tonbs OF EgypGs ancient kings. Instead q, ~
Bsmallah Of the sorry Bedouins who usuall, 80
them, the poor beasts we're treated to new
They we're told to hard-a port, lease On ,ho-s0
board side" beisy there on the rear and "lowes
fOretOp iib" 10 l3t found necessary hOyevsr hs
ing the whole journey TO cOEiIDand them to await
On good Biblical authority it has alw.r.
been supposed that the leopard could nevcr chanoe H.
spots nor the Ethiopian his skin, but The San ;o.
NewS-Leter tells OF a cOored In that etv Ma =.
now performing the latter marvel Soc IL the wiz. -,
muatto, and three years ago consulted physie,.n,
some internal disorder. He decided that an one,v,
would endanger her life, and 80 administered nets
that would relieve her from pain. With this in y,ew1,
began the administration OF a certain drug the nam, -
which he wthholds for the present until he haa 49,.
peted his study OF the and is ready to give the 49,,
ia detail with theories and deductions 10 the mess.,
after the treatment Was begun he noticed white bIo,s..
appearing upon the skin, which gradually enlarged .,s
extended over the face, body and limbs. Juss Al ~.
time, too the began experiencing relief from h.
excruciating pains, and from that day to this has M
proved In health, she is better than for twp,
five years. As though in progress with aer health n.
bo,ches increased in size until onehaf Of her BODY !,
white as the purest Caucasian. She was originate.
very dark mulatO. The portions Of skin still retsr
ing their original color cold and elammy, while ~
wnitened parts are warm and animated. The chance
has been Slow as IL has been going for nearly
three years, and the transformation Is only half eop
Dleted.
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Amnsemcnls &C. N.@,.

AclpryY OF MUsIo-"I Purftant" a.,,ou. -
Apnry,s PARK THEATRE" Colonel Muipcrr! eo''ei'
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BooTg's THEATRE" The Romany hye'
nays THEATRE-" The Squire"
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-" Les Comics ion"'
GyRMASIA THEATRE" Trompette."
Cp,xn OPERA HOUSE. Ticket of-Leave-Man."
1AvERIY,s l4rH STREET THEArRE-"only al Farmer
Daughter" W., .,
yrSDgRsoN's STANDARD THEATRE" Manteaux Nors'
N1nto's GARDEN" Around the World in 80 DAYS
SAN FRANCISCO 0PBRA HoUsE-San Francisco MilS'i0i'
THEATRE CoMQUE-" The Blackbrd"
Union SQUARE THEATRE" The Rivals"
WA,IACK's EArRE--"The Parvenu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

Gratis declare that at any rate they shall not
The fact that the proposed amendment deal
with the liquor traffic has given the Demo-
Gratis the support of brewers and dlsullers'
and the German element generally. Inc ne
publcans are in position to defend them-
selves at all points, being sure in the justice
of their cause. There is ground for nope ]"
this, and because they are thoroughly organ
lied and hard at work. The most impor'an,
part of the struggle is in the Congressional
districts. The liquor issue there is somewhat
lost sight of, In the indianapolis District the
race between w. H. English's son and Mr'
poclle excites great interest. 1t is hard to
believe, but it is said to be fact, that young
Mr. English is spending his fathers money
freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
MONEY md BUSINESS

The money market, after week OF COM
narrative ease, closed tritle harder on
Saturday, notwithstanding a favorable bank
statement. But it does not appear that the
supply of money here has begun to increase as
vet on the contrary, Much more than
81 600. 900 was sent to the interior in excess
of all receipts from other points. The move
ment through the Treasury, by issue OF
silver certificates elsewhere, was $935, 900,
and the leading banks report an excess of ship
ments of more than 100000 gold and
100000 currency. Less information than
usual can be gained by comparison with the
Treasury balances this week, because OF large
receipts in exchange for gold certificates, and
the manner of treating them on the books.
The increase i'll Treasury average was about
So, 100000 and in actual balance on Satur-
DAYS, $4,000, 1854. but the receipts include
items amounting to about SlO,0OOOOO which
do not affect the banks, being mainly gold
certificates entered as received. Hence the
banks appear TO have received about T1,OOO,OOO
net from the Treasury, which counts only III
mart III their averages, because the largest
pavment-S2, 900, 600 for bonds to the Blocker
Street Bank, already mentioned-was not made
until Thursday. Exclusive of this one item,
the amount of bonds redeemed during the
week was only 81, 0S9,45S
1t is singular that one able financial paper
attributes the large receipts of the Treasury to
" a constantly increasing volume of revenue,
and discusses the matter in a leading editorial,
entirely overlooking the receipts for gold GER
tificates. The extraordinary increase of the
receipts since the gold certificates began to
issue is of itself enough to show the nature Of
the change. The following shows the receipts
and payments for ten weeks ending Oh Fridays
and the Custom House receipts for weeks end
ing on the preceding day, with amounts Of
silver certificates included therein:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
Asm'2oork Daily Gribaa,1s.
FOUNDED HORACE GR EELEY
MONDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1882.
THE NEVS THIS MORNING.

FopFIGN-The Egyptian Government prefers 10
hand Arab Pacha over to the military authorities
for trial rather than allow him to be defended by
foreign counsel 60 General Wolseley has been
ordered home he will embark on Saturday -
Public opinion has induced the detectives TO sftthe
story of Westgate the sefaccused assassin OF Loru
+. Cayendish and Under Secretary Burke although
they place no confidence in his assertions. - In
a riot in Limerick yesterday the skull OF police
man was fractured.
DoNrsr1c-There were sixty-four new cases of
yellow fever reported in Pensacola, Fla, yesterday
James and Edward Bean, notorious ruffans,
were killed by officers in Missouri. - Albert
WILDER was kicked TO death by Michael Seaman in
Indiapapolis Ind. - The report of the Director
of the Mint has been made public. 80 The de-
PENDANTS in the Star Route trials have made another
apoeal TO the public. - Joseph Parish, New
York confidence man, was ares ed in Indianapolis,
Ind. - slight fire broke ont in the steamer
PhGnician when 400 miles from Cape Race
CITY AND SUBURBAN-Mrs. Mary Hanley, who
was stabbed in Fourteenth-st. by Ernest Dubourque,
the insane Frenchman, died yesterday. 60 The
yacht Carrie Taylor. Of jersey City, was wrecked
on Sandy Hook 60 The Second Street Methodist
Episcopal Church celebrated its iftieth ami
yersary. - The Rev. Mr. Crafts, of the Church
of the Christian Endeavor, Brooklyn, has with
drawn ms resignation. 60 Sermons on political
subjects were delivered yesterday by the Rev. DR..
Charles H. Parkhurst. the Rev. DIR. Newman. the
Rev. Mr. Talrua &c. the Rev. George w. Gallagher
and the Rev. I. McCants Stewart Mr. Beecher
MISC referred to politics. 60 The withdrawal of
MIR. Beecher from the Congregational Assoca ion
was the subject of sermons by the Rev. William
LLOYD, the Rev. G. W. Stiles and the Rev. DR.. Full
ton 60 The nomination of Franklin Edison Tor
Mayor was discussed in political circles.
TIE WEATHER.-IR lBTNE local observations in
dictate slightly warmer and clear or far weather.
Temperature yesterday Highest, 700; lowest 4o' /;
average 1899
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NEw.yonK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1882

time when another Democratic Congress is
threatened. When the Treasury series OF small
gold certificates begins to go out the retre-
ment of small silver notes, now scattered over
tho country and used as currency, VIII pe
facilitated, and an element OF consIderaDis
danger will thereby be removed.
Business was comparatively more brisk last
week. Dealings in cotton exceeded 0Oo,ooo
bales, with some advance in prices, and sales
for export were $500 bales. The receipts
last week were 2O6. 1876 bales, against 19l,oo6
for the corresponding week last year, and there
was also an increase of 5000 bales in exports
The provision market has been active, with
prices strongly sustained in spite OF heavy
selling Hogs, it is claimed, are too high for
packing at present prices OF products Bread
stuffs. having advanced too far for ezporta-
ton. turned down on Wednesday, and all IN
dications now point to supplies in excess OF
the demand. in spite of the better feeling I'D
the metals market, sales continue to be MADE
of manufactured products, and especially Oh
bar iron, Bessemer and iron rails, at remark
ably low prices. Exports of petroleum during
the first week of October reached the unusual
aggregate of 1899, FOB gallons, but the great
advance in prices seems to have checked Oper-
atoms somewhat. The exchanges ut New York
last week fell little Short of $1,000, ,0Oo
and. after allowance for cearings arising from
speculation in stocks, were per cent larger
than those of the corresponding week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
4 TREE IND ITS FRUIT.

A brilliant and genial man, in the prime of
life and in the full tide of success in the legal
profession, has been shot down at st. LOUIS.
A wife is made desOlate and six children
fatherless by a shot which the slayer says that
he fired in seli-defence The evidence is con-
fictng as to the occurrences Immediately pre-
ceding the deadly shot But the real cause
was personal attack which had been made
upon the victim in the columns of the paper
of which the slayer was managing editor.
No doubt, at the moment of shooting, Mr..
Cockerill thought that his life was in dan
ger. But his paper had brought that danger
upon him, not merely by attacking Mr.. Stay
back, but by long continued line of conduct
which had led the victim to denounce it as an
assassin of private character. Mr. Cockerill
himself is a gentleman of many amiable
qualities, of first-rate abilities and undoubted
cbaracter-a firm friend aud dangerous foe.
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Jnncx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS


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ANNOINCENENIS-S Page Isl column
Autumn REsORTs-7h Pd0e-5th column. s,, oo,umn
lsANKING HOUSES AND BANNERS an FdPo-"'" N'
BOARD WANTED-39 PGQe-2d column.
BUSINESS NoTICFs-1h run column ,uu
-s0PARTNERsHIP NOTICEs-3d Pdqe-otn coluih"
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GnATEs AND FENDERs-3d Pa0e-4tG cViuuin
HEIP w ANTED-3d Po0e-3d column
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1NCIPTCrIoy-6M F1ge-2d. Sd and Attn coinmns-
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1CFAN STEAMRRs-6M PdGe-5ih column
PpoPos AIs--6h PG0c-6th column.
POrTTIC AL NoTICEs-5h PGQe-6th column
Rr1T EsTATF-sh Pd0e-bth and6th columns.
rAIFs ny AUCTIOT-7h PGge-5th column: ,u
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the new Congress, and then nominated ana
elected President in 1884. He is sitting up
late at night now arranging his Cabinet ana
wondering if he will be expected to make his
newly reconcied friend and fellow-cltlzen' the
Hon. Coffee Pot Wallace. Secretary OF the In
terror or Inspector of Steam Vessels. Like all
the other Democrats who are seeing like VISIONS
he is very happy. None OF them any
longer despairs of the Republic. They are all
sure the millennium is at hand, and that the
hungry will be fed Still, it ia our firm bellet
that Republican President Will DC eiecVeu "S
usual i'm 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
TREASURY

Deductng gold certificates and legal tenders
received, the receipts for the week ending on
the 18th would be only IS, 1888, S72, and for
the week ending on the 9Th only SS,54l, 491.
The customs receipts show thai there has really
been 10 remarkable increase in revenue and
the gold receipts of the Treasury here have
been swelled during the past nine weeks by
deposits of %S,371 900 to secure the issue of
silver certificates elsewhere, which do not APP
pear in the payments here.
Notwithstanding their gain in reserve, the
banks made further contraction of 81, 945, 700
in their loans, and have now diminished loans
$24,916, 500 since August -. The shrinkage
last week was probably consequence rather
than cause Of the depression IN the stock
market, though the refusal OF banks to lend
upon some securities had Il marked effect upon
their value. If any fault is to be found
with the banks, it is not because they refuse
now, but because they made loans on such
securities months ago, thus enabling manipu-
lators to give them fictitious value before
the public.
The rapid issue Of gold certificates, it is
commonly said, threatens to absorb all the gold
held by the banks into the Treasury. But if
the banks exercise good Judgment the effect
will be very different; the silver certificates
will be retired nearly or quite as fast as the
gold certificates are issued. 1t would be ex-
ceedingly undesirable that the associated banks
should part with their 500, 100000 of gold at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
GENERAL NOTES.

The English War Office is preparing the war
medal he given the troops engaged IA the Egyptian
campaign. The design the reverse will be sphinx
with the word Egypt an the date 1882. On the other
side Will be the Queens head, the same that on the
AShantcc medal
The matrimonial insurance societies which
sprung up numerousY throughout the country short
time ago have generally proved TO be frauds OF the
worst description dupe writes letter TO The Mem
phis Appeal explaining the modus oporandi of the
swindle which may he explained IN word by saying
IL snrcwd plan to put money IN the pockets of
the organizers
One of the local industries of Southern Cali
foruia Is the traffic in tarantuias and their nests
great has been the demand for them on the part of relic
hunters aud eutOmOi0gists that large number OF
sons are engaged in collecting them. The tarantua,
when caught. Ia Injected with preparation OF arsenic,
which serves to cOunteract its poison and preserve IL
from decay Leo Fclsnman, OF Los Angeles IL at the
head of this business, aud Is said To be hlng orders
from all parts oil the world
The municipality of Paris has instituted a
small reform which is wen worthy OF imitation IN this
city and Brooklyn on one OF the newest Partisan 0oue
yards-tnat OF ST. Gcrman-each lamppost Is labelled,
IN every case with the number Of the house opposite to
which it stands This number IA Inscribed ON TWO en-
amel plates when are xed back back Just under the
light so a. TO legibe by night well by day the
passing drivers the side and To the pedestrians
on the other. Anyone who has had ring dOOr-be at
random Of sparsey settled treets. in
order inquire about certain nuubGr VIII appreciate
the convenience OF such simple plan as this.
The stern horrors of war i'll Egypt were fire.
quently relieved by ludlcrous incidents Recently at
Cairo the sailors not having anything do, sought and
obtained permission TO make visit TO the Pyramids.
which theJ did TO the number OF three hundred As
walking WAS Of the question for the radiant blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

The latest attempt of the Star Route Grim
finals to show that it was no fault of their own
that they were not convicted, will rouse little
interest. The public regards the result Of
their trial as a moral conviction; moreover,
everybody knows pretty well where to place
the responsibility of the failure to make it an
actual one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

Octobers golden days, which we enjoy so
much are anything but a pleasure to plague
stricken Pensacola. There are no signs of
frost in that neighborhOod, and the ravages of
yellow fever increase daily. Sixty four new
cases were reported yesterday and three deaths.
Much restitution is announced, and the appeal
for aid is repeated. Doubtless it will meet
with quick response in this generous city.
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Business Noiires.
Buy always

"ALDERNEY BRAND
lrrav 'VNbn.Non" 'i'-'N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

Westgate. the lunatic or knave who some
time ago accused himself of being one of the
,nurdtrers of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Mr. Burke, seems likely to get his free passage
across the Atlantic after all. The English
authorities feel certain that he had nothing to
do with the crime, but will take him to Dublin
from the West Indies, as they say, to quiet the
public mind. The public mind long ago was
firmly but quietly made up that the assassins
of Phoenix Park would never be discovered.
The failure of the English and Lish police to
find any traces of these criminals has been so
conspicuous that one would think they would
not like to call attention to it even by i'm
porting this man Westgate.
There certainly can be no complaint that the
preachers yesterday did not discuss what is
known as topics of the day. Political ques-
tons furnished themes for many pulpits and
there were new and varied applications of
Bible, history and theology. The morning
sermon of the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, of
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
was thought by his hearers to be aimed at
orr State and city campaign. 1t was certainly
worthy to be laid before larger cOngrega-
ton than can be gathered in his church. and
of this issue. Mr.. Beecher's withdrawal from
the Association of Congregational Churches
was also discussed-but not by himself.
Several preachers kindly undertook to explain
more fully the Plymouth pastors views.
Generally he was kindly spoken of.
The outlook in Indiana after the Ohio elecs
tion is not encouraging for the Republicans, as
il roinfed ont nv a cOrresuOudeut of THE
TRIBUNE in a letter published in another
column. The combination of the Democrats
and the rum sellers is greatly elated by the
results in their neighbOring State, and is
stirred to redoubled efforts for victory. The
situation in Indiana is perfectly clear. The
issues are not obscured IL any way. 1t is a
question whether or not the people shall have
the opportunity to vote upon an amendment
to the constitution. The Republicans say the
people have the right to do this; the Demo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05

Cafe, Azticar, Mieles, ETC., segun con.
venio especial con los sgentes, Ibres de
a MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opcion perm necer en-
dicho punto los pasajeros todo el tempo
que juZguen OpoItuno.
Sc dan conocimiento y boleta de pasajes
directos para Europa, Canada y Boston,
todos los ps ertos donde tocan, los vapores
de La Inca, los cuales estan en- conexion con
otras ineas de vapores para los puntos ex-
presados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
UaEu&ats ksllsuay,

Este maravllloso bt&isamo sana 1nfalible
menLe las Lelluae anLiguas, las llagas, y los
n4taies dc pleIuas y &c pecho. For medic
de su ln11uencla las uiceras ViIulentas to-
n4an Muy plonIO TN essi'tctO cOnVaIeclente
aesapaIeceA. JtlAt.s GeJa este unguentO
ieirIgeIGALe &c pECGuclT uLa CuIa perfecta
ue ias aieccIunes ue- ID plel, los cOnstlpA-
COS, las tUses J el reuInatleno, aun cuandO
50 ha apeiaaU en- vano h OG0s los den4as
remeGlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
COnPINIA De VAPORES ATLAS
VAPORES CORREOS ENTIRE
NEW-YORK 7 PTO.RICO

FIN FORWOOD q Co., Agentes genera
les. 81 Wall Street, Nueva-York.
AGENTES EN- PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Ponce, Pastor MarqueZ q Co.
Mayagiiez, PLAZA Bravo.
Aguadilla, Martinez & Co.
Arecibo, f. Fernandez u Co.
Fajardo, Isidoro r. Soto.
Humacao, NOya Hernandez.
Arroyo, A. Nc Cormick.
Ademas de los puertos mencionados los
vapores tocaran en- solicitud de carga de re-
torno en- los de NAGUABO, YABUCOA,
MAUNABO, SALINAS SANTA ISABEL,
QUAYANLLLA v GUANICA.
TARIFA DE PASAJERO
ENTIRE NEW YORK SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- l. 8 c8marR. ............. $50
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
AMIGO LIE TODOS.
rlAulR4k HOLLOWAY"

Mlil0n9s dc peIeonas, en- todas las parties
del munuU, rcccfult nd&n dichas Fildoras
como el meJor restauIatlvo de la salud que
Sc Conoce. Elias culan todas las afeccio-
nes dei corazon, 0el illBado, del esJomagO,
ut los rlnoues ue iue lntest1nos, remue-
ven la aCrlmOnIa, la Aatuiencla la cardlal-
bIa, eXpulst.nQo 0e h. sahgle JoQa lmpureza,
IortsaiecienQO comple Lsmente Ell slsteIna ner-
YlOso y dan0o un toIo saiudabIe 8 la oCga-
1s.,3f,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05

Nif1Os mehOres de tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres doce a11os mitad de pa
sale. Oriados acompahando q sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Tipos reducidos de tietes desde NeW-York
Puf rto Rico en- bandera espaflola:
Por bl, conteniendo articulos secos.. Is cts.
Idem idem idem humedos. 80 i'd.
Objetos mensurables, pie cdbico..... i'd.
Idem ponderables, quintal. ........... I23 Id.
siempre que haya en- el puerto de New York
algdn otro vapor competitor cargando para
estos puertos. En- case contrario Queda vi
gente Ia tarifa ordinaria.
Para mas 1nformes tipos de hetes dlrf.
ianse los agentes de Ia cOmpafl1a.
San Juan de Puerto.Rico.
o.9 GObgin0s de FSQusa00
Imp. del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
GRAN REBAJA.

La maquina ''Nacional Americana" de CO.
ser doble pespunte, tan conoclda va en- toda
la lla, OF kus bLenas claIluaoos, sc expen-
Gel I'll IL slGesiN y, al Il Coico lltcio Ge doce
ptsos, lCl les LIitos agen1es I'll ekta lsla s
melon Co.-San Juhto II Ptc-Rico.
hta 81 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
GRAN BAZAAR DE R0PA HECHA.
SASTRERIA DE TOMAS HEKMANOS
AH.-CALLE DE LA CRUZ.-nS-

abecmeno moEtado nive de los bazare de Europa
buen sudo de TRACES de eascotn
negro chaqu6 ac casmr an de
gno p6vora drill banco de color geneo para construir
dda la misma bncas cuecs punos boones
pechera panuo corbaa ombreros
art1culos para cabaleros sendo ell lena de la
ELEGANCIA VARIEDAD BARATURA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05

En la ln.prelta Gel BoLET1N st
reahzau d preclos muy baratos etl-
quotas tn caltuilua Oe colores par
IL arcar efectos oe ferreter1a y ge-
nerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-05
+ l. l. u n Il s .

i. Los cigarrilos de esta acreditada marca
de la Habana, Do reconocen rival. I'm su
elavoracion solo SO emplea la mejor rama
de las escogldas vegas de la vuelta abaJo.
Fueron premiados en- las EXposiciones de
Paris, L6ldre, Viena, Chile, tlladelha en-
tuantas han lido p1esentauos a concursos
han obtenido elempre los mas honCrlticos
premios.
Los tumadores inteligentes les dan sus
mas decidida preterencia.
En touas parties son soncitado los eXcelen-
tes cigarrillos Ambrosla y Obsequio de Allo-
nes, cuya marc1s debe pedirse en- todos los
establoclmleLtos importantes de esta isla, y
al por mayor a sus unIcos Agentes Sres. Z.
MartorelI y 20.
Marina calle del Depos1to ndmero-6 Ca
pitaL
funtos de venta en- esta ciudad: Confite
terias La MayorQulna, LA Palma, Cafe del
Com -rcio y La ZaragoZana.
Sucesores oe Dorado y Co., Sres. Dalmau
yCa1tly Tabaquelia de Antonio Caubet y
StoIer hios. hta z d.