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The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
LODGE ANNIVERSARY
The Ftftieth Annual meeting Of the I.od
at the IOlas tells tseass xia5s sByenynw

A"O 'hASaosn y Ann Mutet ~ eegap& 04 Rhe Lodge
at tha lOlas tala. aRenss xss& ksvsnynr. !
The semi-centennial anniversary of Me.
chanics Lodge, No. 4. l. O. O. F., was cele.
brated by supper at the Clayton House
las evening. Chairman Of the committee
Of arrangements, A L. johnson, presided.
About $50 persons were present. among
them being District Deputy Grand Master
Appleby, Mayor Wales, President Conrad,
OF City Council, William A. REYNOLDS and
Watson X Sperfy Of the MoY1siag Ness:
Past Grand Master Pyle, Grand Chaplain
Graham and Grand Representative Gala
CHER, Pas Grands EIwo G. Yerkes, Wm.
Weiss, William Pendlebury and Hart, of
Hand-in Hond Lodge OF Frankford, Pa,
william Belt, William Fl Foulk, James
Carmichael, David Downs, David Lemon.
Councilman Baugh, Councilman Moore
Jphn Taylor and Robert b. McDopnell, the
oldest living Grand Mas er and second ever
elected In this State; Edward MeIntire. the
tenth Ia line, and Edwin c. Moore, the
youngest Grand Master.
The piano was presided over by Clar,n,.e
shank ard solos were sung by w Henry
Geary, j. L. Ciy ymcr and MIR. Whitcr,ii.
Inc following toasts were responded 10 dur
ing the meeting which adjourned at a lVw
minutes past ~ O'Clock: :"Thr Day we Gle.
brate," Past Grand Master Edward Me
lntire; "ihe Sovereign Grand Lodge" Pa
Grand Mast,r John j. Gallagher; "Grand
Lodge OF D.IawaTe +" d d. Grand MYSTERY
II. Applehy; Fidelity Lodge No 1873 OF
Philadelphia" Past Master Howard II.
Highan; 'lland-in Hand Lodge No 63 ol
Frankfort, a." tIraud Treasurer Richard
II. kw anks; Past Graud Masters Assdei
ation," Past Grand Master Alonzo 4. Fell;
Sister odges OF Delaware" William A
Reynolds; "City of Wilmington" Mayor j.
"1he Ladies'" Past Grand Master Joseph
PYLE,
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DEATHS BY VIOLENCE.

Peter Brinnelle and John shortsleeves,
both drunk, fought yesterday in Milton,
Vermont, and Brinnelle was SO badly injured
that he died. Shortsleeves fed.
George Inkster, farmer of Grand Forks,
Dakota, was killed on Monday by owners OF
a passing herd of cattle, with whom he had
a dispute because his own herd got mixed
with theirs.
Alexander Wilson, colored, was shot dead
In LaGrange, Missouri, yesterday by Max.
well K. Maxwell, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Maxwell was drunA, and got into collision
with Wilson, who cut him; hence the
shooting.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes for '83

The undersigned Receiver of faxes for tho ct v
Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
street. between Market and King str cts on and
odsa"d IL in the morning and from to In the
art rnoon for the purpose of receiving taxes. ON
All taxes pal daring the month of July there will
De deduction Of five per cent on every dollar nd
all taxes paid duri the month of August up to
and Including the first of September the face OF
the btll will be required; all taxes unpaid on the
next day after the first of 'eptember shall be In
creased by the ad itlon of Ave pef centum ON
the amount thereof EDMUND'PR VOST
Receiver Northern District, including ali North
Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE
Receiver So thern DIstrlct, Including ali South
ofSixth street. auR1-fn
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DEATH ON THE RAD.
Run Down by a Freight Train While sit
ting on the Railroad.

run Down Dy Freight Train While Sit
ting on the Railroad. -
= leicester Times.
About midnight last night gentleman
passing down Peen street saw dark form
move up the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad toward the Chester cret k
bridge. He would have thought nothing of
it only the dark object sat down on the
track when opposite the picker house of
Pattersen's mills and sang plaintive solo.
The musician had a voice of no ordinary com
pass for he rendered q solo-Mise~e- from
TroN atore with rare sympathy and express
ion, but there was such a sadnessin the ex-
ecution that the listeners heart was
strange y touched. There was brief pause
and The solist began plaintive aria from
Schumann and then branched off ON the
tenor solo of Valentine in Olivette, but the
notes were drowned In the rumble of the
approaching train. The next moment the
fitful glare of the headlight was seen as the
locomotive rounded the Kerlin street
curve, but the singer kept on
apparently unmindful OF his dan
ger. The Chester gentleman called but he
did not he' and the next minute the train
shot over the crossing, bore down swiftly on
its unconcious victim and in a moment
mangled form lay beneath the murderous
wheels of the rapidly moving train. The
gentleman ran to the spot after the train
receded and striking match gaZed with
horror on the spectacle, for there lay dead
Tom cat severed I'm twain by the wheels.
The body of the unfortunate feline was still
there this morning.
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In pect,ng the Improvement.

In response to Councils invitation large
number of ladies and gentlemen, last even
ing, from to $50 o'clock, inspected the
improved and renovated Council chamber,
and highly complimented the artistic work
that had been done. Through the thought
fulness OF Councilman johnson each men,
ber's desk, as well as the desks of the clerk
and reporters, was ornamented with hand.
some bouquet Not to be outdone Council.
man Garrett's desk was supplied in addition
with dishes of flowers arranged In a pyra-
mid, and Clerk Fraim's desk sported two
huge sun flowers, the gift of a young lady
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A HEARTLEss OANARD.
A False Report of aTerribiesAccIdent t
Grand Army Men I'm Colorado,


Grand Army Men I'm Colorado.
CHICAGO, July 3I.-Mueh excitement was
eaused in this city to-day by a special dis
patch from LeadVille, Col, saying: "a tel
egram just received says that the excursion
train bearing the Grand Army excursionists
ran off a trestlework last night in Black
Canyon, near the Grand river, and that 140
out of 40 of the excursionists were killed
or wounded" The dispatch was published
in a Tribuae extra and was neither con-
firmed nor denied for many hours. Nu-
merous dispatches were filed asking
for particulars, but the telegraph blockade
in the southwest prevented replies from
being received until late in the DAY. This
evening dispatch was received from the
head uarters of the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Company, Denver, Col, saying:
1.-THE report that a Grand Army of the Re
public excursion train had been wrecked
and many lives lost is absolutely without
foundation Nothing has occurred to mar
the pleasures of the excursioniste."
The report was heard in this city, last
night and for awhile caused much upeasi-
ness among the friends of Department Com
mander Daniel Ross, who is one of the de-
legates to the G.. A. r. Convention in Den
YER
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TIcE.

IN THE MATTER OF In Court of fChancery
ct. ais. New Castle Co
PETITIONER FOR PARTI- and State on ala
TI0N. ware
Notice is hereby gilven to. a / persons havin Z
William Blizzard, william z. Blizzard Charles
I. ID pont, William Il. Blizzard, trustee Of
Mar la NJ. Davis and the said Martha NJ DAVIS
or either OF them In the premises to which the
said cause relates to file petition setting fort
the Register in Chancery for New Castle county
ten days before the fourth Monday of September
liens at the ensning term of the court before In,
rising OF he co Irt on the third day of the term
augl-tts6w VICTOR DUPONT. Trustee
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
tuesday,, August 2lst, 1883,
AT IL 0,CLoCK. A. NJ.

following described real estate, situ-
\ in thr said rlty of Wilmington, bounded and
kcribel Is follows, to wit
b.. !. \ lot of land with a three-storied brick
#eing house, thereon erected, beginning at a
frrr stake at the nOrtherly side Of Thir street
*ehundrrd aud twenty-elght feet from tn east
side u Walnut street, thence nOrtherl, and
HFaIlel with Walnut street eighty fiye feet four
shes 10 corner stake in a iine Oflate William
1n'Danlrl's land III nee by said line easterly
8 parallel win Third 'treet eighteen feet TO 4
ke, thence by new line sOntherly and parallel
Ah Walnut street tOand through the middle Of
aieY w fee and six Inches Wide between
and The adjoining house bel lnRinR to John
Efknan eg ~ feet four Inches to the said side
hlrd street, thence ert by westerly eighteen
lothe place Of h, ginning, containing tifteen
glFed and thlrty-six square feet of land, more
es', with III free and uninterrupted use by
occilp MS thereof in common with the owners
occupants Of the hOnses adjOin ng o. the
ah se mentioned, which communicates
& U Third street.
9.2; Situated in said city with two-story
A hnlse thereon erec I'd, beginning at
NJ NJ corner of Asa Poinsett's land nn the
ne'ly side olSee0nd street, between Poplar
LehAtl Streets, thence with the Id side of
zoa slreri nlneteen feet to corner Of land
*llftls o. Step IN smith, now of james Ritrhie,
leg 1 + WIN line of the same noFthe-ly, para llel
Poplar street one hundred feet TO q stake,
4lfe slhily parallel with Sc Ond street nine
u ittl 10 saia Iolnsett's la d.: thence along
sane '9nthery one hundred feet to tn afore-
sl9t OF ser0nd street and place of beginning.
4oi d. Situated In said city, with brick
liag holse ereon erected ;beglnning at tn
'iell sif ol Third street, between Poplar
it.oilpard streets, at the distance of one
atel and eighty feet from the uester side
Lombard stree thence northerly parallel
Lombard street. elghty-,ix teet eleven
In9,h %s ~ stake, thence westerly eighteen feet
ehpther VI stak +, thence soulherly by new line
n ao with Lombard street eighty-six feet
Oaa va ihelfs men e. the said side of Third street
y ~ herewith easterly eighteen feet to the
H..
a!sn,anct Ia VA, will he given and terms made
WI al lhe tlme and place aforesai / by
g, -, VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee,
ss..'a.MSt or by his attorney.
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To-niglt's Parade.

For the the purpsse of advertising their
third annual excursion the Norma Social
Club will make a street parade headed by
the First Regiment Band over the follow
ing route, after forming at Fourth and Mar
ket streets: Fourth to King, to Second, to
French, to Fourth, to Lombard, to Seventh.
to Poplar, to Ninth, to Market, to Second
to Monroe, to Fourth, to Madison, to Eighth.
te Orange, to Fourth, to Market and dismiss
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
I.naua nainers EIanta,i

At a recent meeting of Aqua Pura Lodge,
No. Q, l. o. G.. T., the following officers
were elected: William G. Cloud, P. w. q.
t.; Mrs. A. P. Campbell, w. G. r.; Manuel
Ratio, w. V. T.; Mrs. Mary Wilson, Record.
ing Secretary; Miss Matte Wilson, Finan-
cial Secretary; Robert B. Mcdonnell, Treas.
urer; Newton Lsmpleugh, Chaplain; Mrs
Laura Wilkeson, Marshal; John Quinn, In
side Quart; o. B. Cloud, Outside Guard.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
Aquatic sports.

Last evening George Wilson and William
Gallagher swan from the wharf of the
steamer \. NJ. FELTON, to the Market street
bridge. Wilson gained an easy victory and
which was accepted, to make an effort to
touch bottom. Wilson was again declared
the victor, and was awarded by bridge
tender Forsythe with prize bead basket.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
NOTICE, PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, The Board OF Health has evidence
Of he prevalence of Yellow Few. In Havana nd
elsewhere In the island of Cuba and
WHEREAS, Authority 10 lodged in this Board
20 estaolish Quarantine in any or all caset In
tect the public health. Therefore Il Is hereby or.
dered that no vessel coming from Havana or any
foreign or home port in which Yellow Fever IL
known to exist, shall approach within one mile
of the city limits or shall land any passenger
goods, wares, or merchandise without having
obtained from him q certificate that such v ssel
Y free from disease. And any person violating
cases. 7.9t =
This or 'er 10 be repeated every ten days Mt the
discretion OF the Bear DIR l., p. RtTaH
auRl If Presi ent of the Board of Health.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
Toneaan Grnuo-

The combined excursion of Industry and
Delaware Lodges, A. o. u. W., to Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove and Long Branch. will
leave tomorrow morning,
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
MONTHLY REronTs.
work eF the Surveying. water and fire
Departments During July.

The first monthly report of Chief EBgi-
neer Robinson Of the Surveying Department
gives 40 lines drawn as the months work
| as against So for the corresponding month
OF 1882. In detail the report Is as follows
James Monaghan, two houses, Madison
street near Third a5.i
Henry D. Hickman, two houses, Wash
iugton street near Tenth.
Anna e Bowen, two houses and q stable,
Lincoln street near Sixteenth.
Samuel Hamilton, one house, Lincoln
street near Lowering avenue.
Margaret Thompson, back building,
Shipley street Dear Tenth
J. Wilson Ferguson, one house, Fourth
street near Franklin. U5 E*H - s-.s
Thomas Ford, one house, Harrison and
Second street. II }.tt t3 r lT
William r. Beatty, seven honsfs, Lover
ing avenue and Van BureD' street.
John r. Elliot, two houses, Front and
Broome street,.
Thomas B. Brown, stable, Eleventh near
William w. Percival, one house, Eleventh
near Heald streets. $3.50 lB iNtfGfFt
John Q Stirling, two houses removed
sixth and Union streets. ~ .ttrI IlN
B. Lundy Kent, Office and stable, Thir
teenth and Union.
John Davis, five houses, Elm and Van
Buren, streets. 5aI
George H. Tindall five houses, Tenth and
Church streets; one house, Locust street be-
tween Eighth aud Taylor streets.
harles Warner & Company, blacksmith
shop, Water street between Market anu King
streets. .43
M. Megary, store, Tatnall street between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
Thomas McCorkle, Jr., six houses, south
west corner of Tenth and Pine streets
The pumping record as reported by Chief
Engineer Coyle for the monta of July is as
follows:
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
NEWS FROM ABROAD.
SEARCHING FoR VFcTfMs~AT
ASAMICCIOLA
THE MURDER OF THE INFoRMBR.
Particulars of the Great Earthquake Dis
aster Rejoicing over the Killing of the
InfOrmeF, Carey.

NAPLES, July 3f.-Tbe search of the ruins
for bodies ofvictims of the earthquake on
the Island of Ischia was continued during
the night. All the bodies recovered are
buried Immediately TO prevent miasma. An
eye witness describes the scene at tlrr theatre
at CAsamicciola when the earthquake oc
CURED as an awful one. The curtain had
Just risen when ID tremendous shock was
felt fearful roar followed and the
ground rocked like the sea in storm.
great cry Of terror arose fir m the audience,
who were thrown into heap, and large
number OF them were buried bcnpath the
llmbers Oi the building, which itli upuu
them. Two more shocks occurred All
whorould Pushed tutsi he ffhP thra'r,, I'D
hundreds of iHrsnrs ciamhrrFd into l.,
,rees ih lac yiriuity ior sat,.ty Nos ot IT,.
people, h"~crrf, escaIvd - tue sho. " ru
tirrs wcr' lighted as ignals of ,ii-tra,.
Hundreds ot half-nailei mr1, and wt,nie,t.
wild "itii terror and gtie' ran tn and frJ
among the ruins ish Hir'bta latiug alu,
night, e arcbiug tor tui-hiHr ir.I Us
Among the psrsous Whn were nu tie !
iind oi Ischia on Saturday night and wha
has been missing since the earthquake ttt,-
curred was Mr.. Sommer, an English r
Americas geDtlelnau He resided at the
Hotel Manz. The o ly American own
to have been injured by the earthquake was
hurt. ,lt IsS-
The burial of victims of the earthquake
was continued throughout the day. Two
hundred and eighty bodies were buried at
Casamicciola, 80 at Lacco and 90 at Forio
The latest estimate places the number of
deaths at between 1900 and 5000. As it
would be impossible to recover and bury all
the bodies Signor Genela, Minister of Public
Works, has ordered that, in view Of the
horrible exhalations from the decomposing
remains, the unrecovered corpsee be left
where they lie and liquid lime be poured
over the ruins made by the earthquake.
Casamicciolo will thus be converted into a
vast cemetery.
VIENNA, July 31.-The municipality has
voted iii faver of donating a large sum of
money toward the relief of the earthquake
sufferers in Ischia.
MONA, July 3l.-King Humbert who
has been sojourning here, has gone to Casa
micciola.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01

NOTICE,-ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
OR measures requiring inspection may be
left at 628 $50 King -treet. r
.,.e ..+ JACOB DEAKYNF,
Sealer Of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. ie28-tf
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
NOTICES.
DIvIDEND-NoTI, e.

OFFICE OF WILMINGTON FoAt GAS Oh.
Wilmington, bel, August I, 1883.
The directors ofthe Wilmington Coal Gas rom
pany have this day declared dividend of three
dollars per share r the y 81 six months, PAYABLE
on demand. WIN. Z. fAl LOR, Treasurer,
augi lot 200 -hipley street.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
FIRE ALARMS.

For Che same length of time Lee G.. File,
tobacconist, at No. los East Fourth street,
reports the following fires and alarms !:
Tuesday, July 8, Ills p. M, slight burning
of the chimney of the sayille Building,
Sixth and Market streets; Fire Department
responded but services not needed. Friday,
July 6, $50 p. M, box 81, burning of the
smallpox hospital, Fourth and Broome
sis p. m, box 10, explosion of a gasoline
lamp at Angelo Cardiuello's fruit stand,
Fourth and Market streets; department re-
sponded but services not required; loss,
trifing. Saturday, July IA, Ills p. m,
box 23, burning of goods in the show
window OF Mrs. r. j. schofeld's trimming
store, No. 81 West Second street; loss, $50.
Saturday, july 28, lob q, m, box "a, slight
fire at the shops of the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company; loss, trifing.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
PUBLIC MILES.

|Bv virtue of decree of the Court of Chancery
4 the state of Drlawar, in and for New Castle
Iuuty, made on the 18th day Of June, A. d.,
n will beeSpOsed to public sale at the @ urt
kuse, ID the CITY Of Wilmington, on
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AvIS0.
y. Antonio Ortiz, propietario que
fac del E,taDlecimiento titulado
La Caraiseria Ezabanera

>ituado en- "a calle de la Fortaleza MI
nero 30. ttene el honor de participar d
sns favorecadores en- particular Y al PHI
bico en- general, que Sc haIla sus Or
d-nes Ell la calle de San Justo ndmer, 6
l3 Is -" Sastrcria lie d. Manuel An
dri 56n "-ioade desde hoy ofrece sus
,ervicioS, partigipando haber hecho una
GRAN RfBAJA DE PREcIos tanto Ell el
rau0 de caajseria al one Sc dedica, CO.
mo " "Cortad0r de la Habana", linicr
que exiSte en- esta Capital, cuanto en- el
uagntico TRHN DE LAyADo con que
euenta. m0utando al estilo de la Haba-
liza Y cuyas condolences le permiten Aa-
Ger diferepcias sobre los precios soste-
nidos hasta hoy.
LAyADO PLANCHADO DE UNA CANT
sA, OUNCE CENTAvos.
Los TRACES de casimir que una vez
manchados pareceu inservibles, Sc de-
jsn completamente nuevos, FOR UN PRO-
CEDINENT0 ESPECIAL.
No olvidar que es en- la callc de SAN
JusTo- -NtMERos 13 Y Is.
SAsTREgfA DE D. MANUEL ANDRI-
II on. III
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d. jose Gdrcta de Lara, Juez de
primera Mstancia del Distrito
de Catedrat de esta Ciudad
Por el presente Sc hace saber: que
por providencia de veinte y nueve del
pasado Setiembre, dictada en- la Sec
ci6n cuarta de la quiebra de d. Leonar-
do Igaravidez, Sc fila d los aereedores
de la misma el termino de cincuenta
dias, deutro del cual habr&n de presen-
tar 4 los sindicos los titulos justifca-
tivos de sns creditos; seflal&Ddose para
Ia celebration de la Junta sobre exa
men Y reconocimieuto de cr6ditos, q
trdximo veinte mo de Dieiembre 4
las once ne III matana tn ell salon de
,esienes del Excmo. Aypntamleato De
esta ClGdad.
Dado en l'uerto-Rico 4 dos de Octu-
bre de nil ochocientos ochenta y tres.
Jose Garcia de Lara.--El EscrIhano
Jose Maria Sanjuan, III
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VICENTE SCHWAB,
8 A s T. R T. I'D T. P "A R Is.
(Catle de la Fortate1a, frente d Ia Zaragosana.)

guo papar amigos favorecedo
Capital de 10 a hab recbdo htm
Ingatera Frana Aemana complete varado surdo
mas nmorae adad especial guo que escogdos
conviction de persona, decado
esabemieLtoy cnvenceran de la vaad
expuesto
tempo los que dge 6rdenes
con6n de prenda cue
possible po mmeorabe de generos
10 perfection J soidez de 50 construction. <s
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administration du BoIetfn Mer-
1aHtH l'honneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
NM. GALLIEN & PRINCE qui
sent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
as ee journal pour la Pablieik Franfaiss
M lnelofsE.
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ELDR.D. ANTONIO GARCIA.

Medico Cirujano de la l'niversi-
dad de VALENCIA, ha trasladado
su domicilio a e>ta CAPITAL, calle
dc SAN JUsTo, mum. "a. ll0
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The proprietors of the " BoIetin
Mercantu have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
& PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all English 6 Frsneb
Jr,.x4.r...x
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.-..v r,-rss ..ioeo oaiaa..so saba ntahhI9iuen-
T.. las letidas aatigua>. las Iiaga~, y los male
lr pierna~ dc pecho Por medic lie su indnen-
,ja la, uiccras vinllentas toman nuy Fronto
u a.pecto convalecient" desarareccn. ia
ma, icja, este nasnento ferrisc.ante, dc pro
puci, uua cura perfccta de l4s Atecciones de Ia
mi, /, loa constipado-. las Q es y el renmatis
nc. aun cuando Sc ha aoclado IN vano to-
10 los le'nA- rrntctIo-.
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-hgarriilos gruesos cn la clase de papel
lue Sc quieran, dc - en- adeante
10 csletillas por ........
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REAL SOCIEDiD ECOlOHICA
DEANIGOS DEL PALS
SEl RhfAKIA.

SCI re AHA.
Acordado por la Soeiedad que el dia
l5 de los corcientes d6n prineipio has
classes de dibujo Industrial y topograti-
co; Sc hace saber al phblico para que
los que de>een in>criblrse en- elias pue-
dan concurrir d e>t0 StcrttaliA culle de
la Fortaleza Nun. rs, lie / d II del dia.
La matricula e,tara alberta hasta ell
dia II y sc rcquiere para el ingreso sa-
er Ter y cscrIbr, conocef Ia aritmeti-
ca elemental y al.unas II clones de
geometria plaza.
Los alomnos pbl!'ote, Iagaran 81
10 tvs IA nsgaits per uua >"la a-lG-
Il 'ura, Y - 81 Sc lu4tcicu all cn anita
classes.
ruerto-Riyr, Octuhre . Il 1883
Fl &ecrrtar.o, Franr'sc0 j, HerHan~
DIX j'eiqod9 IL
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A [ MAC ( N Ale.

Sc admite Ell el edificio de material
>itnedo en- IL Marine calle del Conner
cio nfimero b 4 prrcios corrientes se-
gtin tariff.
FL encargado de dicho almacen es d.
Nicaoo Garcia Joglar. que habita en-
! nsi~ulo pditicio. l01.
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TABAG0S ELARORADOS.

svcepcionales en- cajas dc luio de a IS
tabaeos mi!lar .............. .......,..........ll0 .
lem sin lujo de idem.............. 100
mperiales en- GAIA Dc 50......~........... IS .
1egafas antllanas en- ca ias de 25.. 85 .
dem idem IN idcn DE- 50................ 75
dem he preferencia en- idem dc 25 50
seina Victoria en- idon de 50......... 10
srcvas imperiales en- idem de 50...... 65
aladores imperiales en- idem de So -. 80
5rcvas en- hoias en- idem dc 50.......... so
Idem cilindradas en- dem de loo. 40
dem corricutes en- ihcm dt l00...... 80
i1"m en- paluete- de l0................... -
Irgaiis britannica en- ca az de 50........ SO