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DEATH IN A Mine.
Seventy-tive Foolhardy Miners
Challenge the Death.
Dealing Gas.
At Least Ten of Them and
Probably More viii
surely Die.
some of the Brave ResCuefs
all Meet their Fate In
the Black Deep.
Great storms at Kansas City
Flood the TOwn and Wreck
Much Property.
DOWN TO DEATH.
rooinardy Miner. challenge Den,

Fooihardy Miners Challenge Death.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August H.
Information has just reached her c
of n terrible explosion of gas that
took place in the West End Coal
company's mines this morning at
Mackaque, fifteen miles from here.
AS far rs can be learned ten miners
were instantly killed aud several
others dangerously injured.
LATEST DETAILS.
just before the nigh. shift went oil
duty the fan broke; the boss knew OF
this and so did the men of the day
shift, before they entered the mir",
but, Notwithstanding this, they went
into tho mine taking u great risk
who were supplied with safety lamps
as it was well-known that the gas
would accumulate. About seventy
five men were in the mine when work
began.
The men repairing the fan were the
| first who were overcome with gas
and in about an hour later the same
fate happened TO many more IN the
mine. Before the men fairly
realized the danger more
than twenty were unconscious. Thost
who could then escape, did so.
Superintendent John Teasdale and
several of his men became uncon
scious, anu were with difficulty res
cued.
Others went down, and in face o
the immense difficulties, and in spit,
of being continually overpowered
with gas, got ont all but ten men.
Three of those brought out wer'
dead, and the other six are beyont
doubt dead.
DIR. Pughes, prominent physician
of Shickshinny, Went down into tn,
mine to assist the injured men, an,
was overcome by gas. He was res
cued with much difficulty and wa
brought to the surface senseless.
Six hours after the accident, Super
intendent Teasdale, who is also par
owner of the mine, is still unconscious
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President CIeveIand's Fishing Trip.

AU SABLE Forks, MY. August H.
President Cleveland, accompanied by
DIR. Ward, of Albany, passed through
here this morning en- route to the
Adirondacks. They were met at the
depot by Hon. III. ID. Graves and
taken TO his residence where short
reception was given after which the
party was met by Paul Smith, who
will take them TO Prospect house,
where the president will remain a
fAIy 1uenks
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

AsHEvILLE, N. O., August IL
This .morping at 2 o clock the
main building of lIaywoods White
Sulphur Springs hotel at Waynes-
Vile, took fire and was totally de-
stroyed. The furniture was saved.
Therc were 200 guests at the hotel
but all escaped and saved everything.
Loss 0,0G0; 10 insurance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

raise 800 900 to complete the Statute
ofLiberty pedestal is now finished The
money has all been furnished, thanks
to the people themselves, and the sue.
cessful completion of the memorial
work for which II was Intended, IL
guaranteed. The total amount col
lectcd was Sl02,006.39 which was con-
tributed by over 10000 persons,
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Ken y. ButIer's cattle Company.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn August IL
Articles of incorporation for the
Union Land and Grading company,
were filed in the office of the Cam
den county clerk to-day, by Bonja-
min +. Butler of Lowell Massachu-
sets, George NJ. Robson of Camden
and Oliver Barrett of Washington.
The paid up capitol of the company
is $250,000 and the object is TO go
into the stock raising business on an
extensive scale in New Mexico and
Colorado where the company own
100000 acres of breeding and grazing
lands.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

HAVANA, August l1.-Colonel
Angel Rodriguez, of the party of Linn
band Sanchez, and six bandits belong
ing 10 the party of Tore Jiminez,
have been shot at Matanzas. They
were shot while seeking for an out
ward passage.
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FRANCE.

ESGLAND's OFFERS TO THE PORTE.
PARIS, August 1l.--A dispatch from
London TO the Temps saws: "Sir
Henry Drummond Wolf, British spe-
cial envoy to Turkey is instructed to
offer the porte facilities for occupying
aud governing Soudan and telnpora-
rily, some points in Egypii but no
share in governing Egypt in return
for an alliance against Russia,
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Inspecting Roach. work.

WAsHINjToN, August H. The fol-
lowing naval board has been appoint
ed to meet at The Delaware Iron
works, Chester, Penn, to make exam
inaticn and take an inventory of the
three cruisers, Chicago, Atlanta anu
Boston, which We're being constructed
by MIR. John Roach: Assistant Naval
Constructors j. +. Samoan, j. u.
Hoover, Richard Gatewood aud Lewis
IiNOn
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PARIS, France, August l1.--Further
advices from Tonquin say the Bishop
of Quinton, reports that over 10000
christians have been massacred in the
provinces of Biendnih aud Fhy Yea
Murders and incendiary fires are Of
daily occurrence. The vicarate has
been annihilated
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

WAsnINGToN, August H. -Secre-
tary of State Bayard to-day received
Geographic communication from
the American consul at Guayaquil,
Ecuador, saying that he had positive
information that Santos had been
liberated. No details were given in
the TELEGRAM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

KANSAS CITY, August ll.-Another
great rain storm occurred here be-
tween 3 and 8 O'Clock this evening.
The storm has been the heaviest ever
known here. The rainfall, including
the storm this morning, was over i've
inches. All streams In the vicinity are
swollen and the Missouri river has
risen over foot. Damage In the city
and suburbs will reach many thous-
ands of dollars. In number OF
streets the pavements were washed
out aud sewers broken while many
cellars were filled with water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

WASHINGTON, August l1.-General
Armstrong, who recently investigated
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency
and whose report thereon had much
to do with the issuance OF the procla-
nation ordering the cattlemen of that
reservation, will soon proceed to the
Apache agency for the purpose of
making an enrolment of the Indians
there and of inquiring into aud re-
porting the condition of affairs among
the Apaches,
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The Alpine Climber. Death.

vienna, August l1.-Dr. II. Sig
mund an experienced tourist, who re-
Gently published a book on the dan
gers of Alpine climbing, has been
been killed by falling over precipice
after climbing the Pic de la Rey on
the Hautes Alps, which had hitherto
been considered an impossible feat.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

PLATTsBuRG, N. Y, August H.
President Cleveland and DIR. Ward
reached the Prospect House upper
Saranac lake, their destination at 2
o'clock this afternoon. They had IA
pleasant and uneventful blackboard
ride of forty-seven miles from the
railway terminus at Au Sable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

JACKSON, Miss, August ll.-Tbe
Union Protective Liquor Dealers as
sociation of this state have issued a
circular calling a convention to meet
here on August 18th, TO take steps 10
affect the action of the prohibitiouists
in their refusal to support candidates
for the legislature who are not COM
mitted to prohibition.
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NATIONAL news.
Ecuador Concludes to Release
Santos, the American She
Tried to Hold.
The Naval Board are Inspect
Ing Ronch's Yards and the
Government Vessels.
A Careless Method of Trans-
porting Gold From the
West 60 the East.
The sold AIcnlde, Said 10 he
ON n SIN Hunt After the
GovernOrship.
WARRINGTON NEWS.


WAsnISoroN, August 1.-THE
Smith court-martial has completed Its
work and to-day the court was tempo
rarily adjourned. The findings Will
be sent to the president for his APP
proval or disapproyal. An unwritten
law In court-martial cases pre- vents
members of the court from revealing
the findings until the presidents ac-
ton,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

New York, August 1.-THE
World this morning says; at is with
unfeigned pride aud genuine pleas
ure that the World to-day amour
ees to its readers and
10 the American people
that the task which II undertook a
little less than five months ago, 10
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where the Apache Raiders Are.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August IL
The Calls Deming special says: aft.
Bowie letters that have just been
received here state that Geron-
limo IL now in the southern part of
the Sierra Madres, three hundred
miles below the border, with two
commands following him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

SARATOGA, n. Y, August l1.-First
regular day of the race meeting:
First race. one mile. won by Editor,
Mona second. The California horse,
Jim Douglas, was among the starters
but did not get place. Second race,
three quarters of mile, won by
Mamie Hunt, Scottish Lass, Tartar
third; time, ILL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12
New York aud Texas Land Company.

New York, August 1.-THE New
York and Texas Land company, at its
annual meeting, to-day, elected the
following gentlemen as directors;
Messrs. william Walter Phelps
Thomas w. rearsall, A. II. Nernam
Charles A. Miller, Ira II. Evans, Will
liam Il. Bond aud Jacob 5 Weet'
mora
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A mass meeting Of the citizens of
Waco and MoLennan county, who are
opposed TO prohibition and all other
Kinds Of sumptuary legislation intend
ed to sbridge the personal liberty OF
the citizens, is hereby called to meet
at the COURT HOUSE, in WACO, ON
THURSDAY EVENING, AuaUsr 10,
1885, at s o'clock p. m, for the pnr-
pose OF taking proper action In the
impending election,
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WAsHINGToN, August 1.-THE
quarantine officers at Baltimore and
ut the Delaware Breakwater have
been notified TO look out for three
vessels which have sailed from Genoa
for these ports without proper bills of
health.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

ALBANY, N. Y, August 1.-THE
Evening journal says: ave arc in-
formed on the highest authority that
the subject Of the fall campaign in
this state was not referred to In the
interview between President Cleve-
land aud Governor Hill yesterday
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Autobiography pol,,Ieai Convention

AUTOBIOGRAPHY FOf1ITtHI VOHVPniIOn.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE exc
cutiye committee of the anti monopo-
ly League of New York state, has is
sued call for state convention TO
be held at Albany TO nominate a
state ticket:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO, August ll.-MaN-
well, the supposed 81. Louis murderer
was taken east this afternoon. lie
maintained his same COOL indifferent
air which he manifested yesterday
and passed the day in smoking cigar
cites, chatting and reading novels.
He consulted General Clunie of this
city with view OF retaining him as
counsel, but Clunie declined. Max
well has proven himself such con-
sistent oddly that the police officers
have begun to doubt his sanity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12
Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have large line OF these in all width ranging from l0 to SOC
yard in this line showing the biggest drive offered in this
market
offering line of Torohon aces and insertions from &c.
yard by which judge how cheap goods getting
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-12
White Goods and Lawns.

We stl rushing the %
which double
white
In this market. We selling thu, n
We have big India
colored
Al
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Embroideries Embroideries !

Hamburg Elging good width Sc.
Hamburg Edging Lee.
Hamburg Eiging
Hamburg Edgng
of Embr0deres
ualy undesirable
iet than the price selling Tor.
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3. HABER.

rhine got they have been orereo
90 mad particular m
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This is an Opportunity for Bargains and no
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getting time shove of odds and ends the Summer being
them the the male making this week is 25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-09

transaction honrosa qae terminase e.
'onflicto entire Ia Francia y la China
Ha habido, en- efecto, varias confe-
rencias en- que Lord Granville y el
Marques de Tseng han hablado de IN
arreglo amistoso para terminar Ia gue-
IRA, pero, en- vista de las exigencias del
Gobierno imperial, Lord Granville ha
concluido por decir que es impossible le
meliaei6n del g 1bierno ingles.
La cnestion habra de resolverse por
la fnerza de las armas, y como las tro-
pas chinas Sc batieron valerosamente
en- el combate de Kep, d punto de nc
haber huido un solo hombre de la guar
nici6n que Sc resisti6 hasta ell dltimo
momento q pesar de la lluvia de pro-
yectiles enviados por la srtilleria fran
cesa, es possible que los chinos Sc batan
bien con los franceses haciendoles pa
gar caras las victorias que estos consl-
gan. Ell parte Official que ell General
frances envi6 al Gobierno dando cuen-
ia del combate de Kep y del modo con
que los chinos Sc batieron ha podido
servir para que Sc sepa que ell ejercito
imperial tiene tropas disciplinadas, va
tientes y aguerridas que no huyen Co
mo 10 hicieron los defensores de Son
Tay, de Bac- Mini y de otras plazas.
j. G.. .Sdez.
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Belleza 8 jPajaiiso," profundamente
agradecido al consfante favor que me-
rscen en- este suelo los productos de 50
fabrica, felicita cordialmente los ha-
bitantes de Pucrto-Rico con motive de
las Pascnas Y Afo nnevo.
AL mismo tempo hace saber que Ia
falta de la estampilla la Belleza en-
alganos lie los cigarrillos dc su marca,
l6bese liaicamente il las considerables
existeucias de papel sin aquella, que
tieae en- almacen, y d la necesidad de
larIe salda. Por 10 tanto, advierte q
los consumidores que t6dos los ciga-
rros expcndidos por los sehores Conill
Bolivar y CO., sus inicps agentes en-
San Juan de Puerto-Rico, son legiti-
mos y proceden de su fabrica, aun GUAM
do carezcan de estampilla.
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Don Francisco Basts;n y Cort6n,
Comisario de Ia gnie6ta d.
don Leonardo Lgaracides.

Al pablico hago saher que en IA ssgunds
seccidn de los autos de guiehra del ferido
Igaravidez en- Ia cuaingesina rissa que
trata sobre administrator venta de frusos.
sc ha dispues,o Ycner = pablisa suhasta los
siguienies;
32s seeos azicar centrfrgaia de a. sass.
doe a 81 quinial.
1872 idcin. idcm idem $50 idem.
Isl idein idem rctasaslos a. 90 dem.
30 idem idem dc ~ idem q As qaiutsL.
II bOcoyes dc ron prucba 23' idsm 4 n
cenfavos gallon.
IL idcm idem "a idcm 4 10 idsm.
Cuyo remate, tendrs sfcCto el dia ansvs
del actual 4 las dos de IA sarie en el l.nesl
dc Ia Socicdad Andnifna ds Crediso Msroan.
Ill, advirtiendose que se adnlisirka Sfertas
por Totes pcqut hos tahto de axdcar como ds
ron y sisndo advertido tsHbien ne para .!
que uonpre este frato quiera tansiien sl
einbase, abonarA diez pesos por eada ano de
los nuevos, Ocbo por cads nno De los usadss.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto. Rico. 4 cinoo ds
Enero de mil oehocien;os ochenta y cuasru. -
Francisco Bas,6n.---El Escribsuo. jose Maria
Sanjuan.
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s cafieria4, 2 pesos; hierro Id fabriea-
ei6n or,iinaria j enrplaiD . ssl alan-
bre, z pesos; hierro revet 81 poF-
celana y metales, 5 pesos l jaE ta en
laminas, 2 pesos; trabaja Il q pesos
agnjas, pIumas, piezts de ralnj 4 otros
objetos de nierro y acero, ) rts.. Gu
chillos, cuchillos de trineh I, ! avalas
lie afeitar, cortaplumas y fij sss 8 cts.
cobre, bronco, laton Y uiIuel esl gala
pagos 8 lingotes y pedazos ds metal,
2 pesos; metales en- ldlnInas, clavos,
tnbos, alambre y enrejado de . ambre
de laton, pesos; objetos de cobres
manufactnrado, pulidcs y sin plllir l3
pesos; laton en- objetos dorados y pla-
teados, 40 pesos; todos los demas me
tales ordinarios en- lingotes, barras
fragmentos, peso 80 cts, id. en- plan
chas y laminas, alambre, clavos y tn
IBERIA, 2 pesos so cts; id. fabricado en-
objetos puildos 8 no, 5pesos; faorlcado
en- objetos dorados, plateaaos ( nique-
lados, Is pesos; relojes de orc; peso
otra clase de relojes de bolsillo, 20 cts.
relojes de pared y mesa, 25 cts. telldos
de hilo puro con mezcla de algodon,
hasta b hilos 4 cts; te1dos lisos de
menos de diez hilos, en- pieza, pafiue-
los y cintas, Ia cts; de III 4 ID hllos,
90 cts; de Is q 20 nilos 45 cts. de II
hilos para arri5a, S5 cts: tejidcs cru
zados, crudos tendos, 2l cts; i'd.
blancos 8 estampados, "a cts; enca|e,
encaje de punto y articulos de encale,
so cts; alfpmbras, s cts; alfoanbA de
lana pura 8 con mezcla, por kilograino
90 cts; felpa y articnlos semejautes d
lana para, l2 cts; articulos tie encale,
rs cts. pafios finos y desotras classes, de
lana inferior y pelo peso por kiiogra-
mo; pano de fibrs vegstal, 20 cts;
otros pafios en- pleas, pahnelos y cln-
tas, so cts. por kil6gramo; selidos
de lana con vordados ) q con fores
hechos en- ell telar, peso por kil6gra-
mo; tejidos, con fibra vegetal, 90 cts;
petr6leo refinado y beuziua, peso; Ja-
bon, 80 cts; har:na, darante el primer
afio del tratado, 2 pesos 90 cts. por
100 kiI6gramos; dnrante el segundo
afio, 2 pesos % cts; durante 81 tercero,
peso 94 cts; desde el urincipio del
afo cuarto, peso 65 cs's
Mientras este vigeate 6sta tarifa, en-
cumplimiento de las disposiciones del
tratado, despues, cuando u harina
devengue peso 65, cte., todas las re-
dueciones que Sc hagan en- los derechos
que paguen las harinas extranJeras a
su entrada en- los puertos del pals Sc
baran ipsO factO extensisas q los dere-
chos de esta tarifa fiiados para el ano
cuarto.
En- la tarifa precedente respecto de
las hariuas Sc hara, provisionalme y
por un breve periodo, una excepc ion q
Ia regla que rige actua.mente, y de Ia
extension a la isla de Cuba de II reba]a
del derecho de importacdn de harina
extranjera en- Ia Penins pa, con respec-
TO a las reduccioues impdestas en- Es-
pafla, por razon de la escasez de dichc
ariiculc.
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Sc vssds pos dssssbo "a p6biica &C.
bastae el dis ] Del actual ( Iss de- q
n tsrtle, Il cslelIe De ssia Comsnian-
cia dsnominado sFatiea~ ndmsfa iz,
y se hscs sshef ysm qus Ios qas quis.
ran acudAn ( h Cssa cuaffsf ds esta
Capital San Jnsto 81.
Puerto Rico, 8 ds Enero a. issh--
ri Com AedaBts De 10 0u4rdia Civil,
MaxUsL REYES mopafersx. q
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FELICITACI0N.

Don Andres Rodriguez, dueho de le
maree Dc cigatfillos la
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SOBRINOS De EzQUlAGA.

FORTkT FZA -. - Casa DE- giros corsisions
Agentes a. los yApores eorTecs lie Espsna Comps
MA Atlas de los Estados-Unilos.
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ANUNClOS.
INTERSTATE
A Los SRES. HACENDADOs.

Los que dsseen tornear "masas' de-
trapiches de bneyes 8 vapor, ID. Modes
to Warren residcnte en- Ia Capital, For
talezs 65, posee uu torno portatil y 10
hara en- Ia nisma hacienda sin mover
las de 81 sitio. q precio m6dico.
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CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
. BoxErxn laaaCAmTxL.

Paris, To de Dict tnbre ds 1854
ElAN
gi la poIltiTa ssfig saa p0s 81 5ualier
no frances taNieK oi ueAos dsEHs naina
dos FedrsaRsaA 1 II aHe Nv u sasR
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RODIGUEz, MORENO g. co.

Commentaries en- soics los srticulos del reno Dc
quincalla. SurtiGo general de pieles,
Agentes generates lie la fabrioa Dc baules de esta
Capital, cuya exssenss de 500 nidos de 4, realra
d $40,
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PIzA HERMANOS Esg;.Isg. q : ".

Importan ealxados de todas classes. Co. .st,
urtido. Ventas 81 por mayor 81 detail.
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NJ 6 e \ 3 O :
mas
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Productos de los Estados- Unidos
Que pagan derecfos en- Puerto-Rico:
Trigo, por 100 kil6gramos, so cts:
harina de trigo, $2-45; pan y galletss
ordinarias, $2-45; pastas de harina,
almidon, 81; MADEIRA labrada, 8 Pc
SOS, maderas fnas labradas de todas
clases, $40; MADEIRA dorado, taliada
& inscrustada, metal. marfil, concha,
tapices, seda y piel, $40; coches de
ferrocarril y de tranvia, y piezas sepa-
radas de los mismos, 81; coches de fer
rocarril piezas de los mismos, de ma
dera, hierro acero, 81 carros de car
ga, carretillas sus pleas, 81: mar
mol, jaspe, y alabastro, 30 cts; mar
mol. i6spe y alabastro c0rtados en- azn.
lejos, losas y peldahos, so cts; i'd. Ia
llados, 81, so; vidrio ofdinario, 81. so
imitacion del cristal, $5; cristal grnesc
para vidrieras, $3.50. cristales de es,
pejo, cristal 7 cristales para telescopes
yrelojes, 10 pesoss baldosines de arcilla
mosaiCos, az1lejos fnos, szulejos pull
mentados J tuberfs, so cts; loza y ar
ella refractaria, S3; porcelana, S.
cueros y pieles no cnrtidas, 5 pesos
cueros preparados y pulimehtados, 80;
cueros para cinturones y otros >cueros,
10 cts; calzados de cuero, So cts
adornos de cuero para talabarteria, 40
papeI de imprimir blanco y de color,
peso so cts. papeI de escribir, Ito
grAfco y para patrones, y cartulina,
4 pesos; cortado en- pliego para cartas,
para envoltura de cigarrillos, rayados
para libros en blanco, 8 pesos so cts
papel impreso y litograhado, en- espa-
mol, en- hojas sueltas, peri6dicos, folle-
tos 8 libros, > pesos 40 cts. en- idiomas
extranjeros Y papel de mhsica, 2 pesos
imposes, dibujos, mspas, etiquetas,
foto5raffas y naipes, % cts.g papel pa
ra decorado, 8 pesos, pintHras, tintes,
betun para el ealgaao, ! peso 20 cts.
tabaco en hoia en manojos, 8 pesos
90 cts, hierro en- lingotes, articnlos de
hierro y raspaduras de acero, 25 cts
tuberfa De hierro Y sus fabricaciones
ordinarias 90 cts.I Id. de trabajo fno ]
Ypvestidos de poreelsna = metales, Z
pesos SO ets.g hiefrO FORBADE, acsro eD
barraH, iaclaso carries, planchaa, per-
nos, ejee, resortes, ruedas y carruajes,
peso hiefro en- barras para edidcios,
puentes. anclas, cadenas para buqnes.
peso 81 cta.I alambre de hierro, hier-
~ pasu clayos, togpillps, tuaFcas, tuhos
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

kNILki MII.KM MIik,,l-For good. sweet
tvi milk cream lee cream. confectionery. etc .
call ri IL South Division street, Moran's Cream
cry. ll3
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-01

IN NEW QUARTERS The Singer Sewing
] Machine Office IL moved from ~ to id2 Monroe
street two doors east of Ionia street. l25