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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

BEcAu3E Gov. Hill OF New York, who mas
received the resarns Of the recent election
In his State from ell the counties thereof
and therefore knows what he 10 talking
sbau5, says the democrats have coneroi ol
both branches OF tho Legislature aad Will as
eume that control. some meswump demo-
Gratis have already commenced their whine
about the purity OF elections. and say the
democrats oanno. afford to do any thing that
would sqa!nt st ths seasing CT even one OF
their party sbous the fairness OF whose eiec-
ton there ia the faintest shadow OF doubt.
T. ia we'll remembered that the same mug
wumps had little or nothing to Say when the
republicans recently stole the Govornorships
OF Connecticut enc Nebraska and the Sena'
tovship from Montana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
From BraZiI.

LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The last advIces from
Brazil Indicate that the Provisional juata In
authority in the State of Bio Gsaude do Sui
Is taking active measures to strengthen its
position aud to maintain the opposition OF
the State to Fonaeoa's Dictatorship. Fon-
SEGA, on the other hand, is trying to win the
allegiance OF the jaasa By G ccnclIatory
course. Baron Lucerna, the president Of
Fonseca's cabinet, has sent dispatch to the
junta Offering, on the part of thu dictator, to
recognize any local government that the
people of Rio Grande do Sui may prefer, on
the sole condition that peace and tranquility
be first restored. To this ofsr the junta re-.
piled that the forces would only disarm
when Fonseoa shall have resigned and the
national congresses ell have again assem-
bed.
The Exchange Teleg aph Company has
further sdVlces from Bio de JaRslro this af.
ternoon. According to THE, the condition
OF affairs throughout Brez!l Is rapidly grow
log more critical. Every where dlscontent
and disafsction with the present reg me- are
booming more pronounced. Instead of
tranquility ard aoquiescence In Fonseca's
assumption Of dlotatorial power there Ia Wig.
orous opposition and increasing agitation.
Tho Exchange Telegraph Compsny's dispatch
further declares that Fonsecs's death Is pIcb lble
at any moment. Though it is known that Fon.
SEGA has been i'll, this statement is not supposed
10 refer 10 death by natural causes. 1t is taken
10 mean thst there is extreme danger Of atsina-
tion, or of sudden and pow erful uprising Of the
incensed oppoEiton which will overthrow the
present regime and mako away wsth It's head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
RROM WASHINGTON.
CA0M W hoaANG
Especial Correspondence Of ae alexandria Gazette


WASHINGTON. D. O.. Nov. 20. 1891.
Mr.. Gibson, the new Senator from Mary.
land, may probably not hold his seat more
than one or two months, that is, until the
Maryland Iegisature can elect his successor,
though some OF his ssngulne friends cay he
stands pretty good chance OF being his
own SUCCESSOR. But, II not, as bis pay COM
menoed from the dsy OF the death of Senator
Wilson, be can 60 to the financial clerk of
the Senate to-day, il be shsn choose to do
30, and draw the snug little sum Of So 500
for the honor the Governor of his Safe has
conferred upon hiG, by appointing him q. 3.
Senator.
A gentleman from President Folks own
State, here to-day, Gays the fat that the
Farmers Alliance has declared for the third
party gives tbs Alliance the quie.us Ia North
Carolina, as the third party is in favor OF
woman suffrage end prohibition, and no
euch party can haze any support in his
State except that OF orenks. He says that
as Mr.. Polk has been reelected president Of
the Alliance, With a salary CT S. GOO, he can
well sfford to advocate either third or fourth,
or any other number Ct psrtlee, end that til
salary is all he wants.
The national republican committee will
place for holding the next national Tepahii
can convention. Delegations fen several
cities have already arrived here to preseD.
the advantages thereof to the committee.
People from RIchm md. here to day, soy
the impression there is that tina legislature
TO assemble next Wednesday week will Sc
cen. the favorable terms for the settlema en-
OF the Virginia debt offered by the agents o.!
the creditors yesterday, and that the debt
may now be considered as good as settled.
Il is said by bankers here that the agents
referred to have we'll feathered thsie uests
by the settlement
Col. Mosby was on Pennsylvania avenue
to dag and. at thu request of the "fotografer"
over Brentano's, b Id bis picture taken The
Colonel says Though he lives Oh the Pacific
slore, With occasional visits to Mexico TO
look after thu JnsreZ Lottery, which is
booming, be fnds be knoEs O good deal
more about Virginia affairs than many of
the people OF that State be meets here, ard
that the reason ia be sutsoribes for the Ga
ZETTE AID reads every line Ii it..
Intelligence reached the Navy Depart
m ant to-day from Chill TO the ef cot that the
GILLIAN government had granted all that
was asked by the Commander OF the Balti-
more, respecting the trial Of the Chiiisns en-
gagged in the row with the ssilors OF his crew in
which two of tho latter were killed, and thai
the difficulty that grew out of that affair will DO
speedily and amicably settled.
The tariff tax OF $12 round on prepared
opium is such an inducemeut to smuggling that
even the supervising inspector of tho Treasury, in
his annual report, thinks the revenue from opium
would be increased considerably if the tax refer.
red to were reduced two thirds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

nosed settlement. Ex-Attorney-G General
Frrnk 8. Blair, OF WSthe, who was elected
on the raadiuster issue n 1881, Ia among this
number. This gentleman says that ne be-
lieves the southwestern people will heartily
indcrse Yesterdays work. Mr. Oloott, Capt.
Hugh r. GARDEN end the other members
of the New YORK committee sra delighted
With the reeuit. In half an hour efler an
understanding was reached cable gram was
sent to London announcing What had baen
done. No doubt is felt about the clients oil
the O:oott committee indorelDg their oouree.
E.-PreeideDt Cleveland, Who With Messrs.
Bsyard, Phelps and Core, acted es erbiters
ia the plan submitted By the Oloott people
in juno last, will come 10 for his shere OF
praise sior the result. Lisut.-GoV. j. Hoge
Tyler will formulate the report Of the debt
commission to the Legislature.
Governor Mckinney, speaking OF the
proposition agrssd to, said that 1t was good
settlement, and would, hs believed, be So
osptsbIe 10 the people. Il was, be declared
splendid days work. Mr. W. l.. Royali,
for yesrs past the resident counsel for the
bondholders OF London, eeys 1t ia satisfao
tors.
Speaker Cardwell said that he COILS dered
the Debt settled beyond preadventure.
Sanltcr Wickhan also gave the same saaur.
ance. He eaid, under the agreement, Viz.
einie could, II she choss, appropriate QUE
acknowledgements dollars per annum for
Confederate veterans. There is great re.
joicirg in Richmond over the result. Speak
or Catdweli Is confident that tbs settlement
will De ratified Ey the legislature aud that
Is the general belief Ia Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The report that three children had recert.
ly bean eaten bS wolves near New Brighton,
Minn., Is denied.
J. a. O,IDger, owner of the bank of Ar.
lington. MINI, sad postmaster OF the vii.
lage, Is dsfauteE in the sum CT s15. 600 to
$4,000.
George Wetsel, who his bc,re the ysputs.
tlon among U. 8. Treasury agents as the
keenest. smuggler in. tina bu,ines', died to.
day at Sand Bsach, Mich. st he hone CT
his parents.
Fire started at 6 o'clo;k this m2raias in
Bachraoh's shoe store on 3&lem avenue, In
Roanoke, Va, resulting IN the following
Losses: 3achtsch's STICK 81 500; irsur.
anos 1850. Philadelphia Clothing Hcu:o
IS GOO. NJ. H. Jennine's fruit store $500.
The siiis1ce n Iid!anspo!is tbi morning
gave fiusl coup . ise aat,-3u6.,reasurv
peop'e ~ be ring a.toi q Missouri, f.om
the meetings CT the alliance. although he
bore c.edeuti2s foza biz State alliance.
The ansi-sub treasury people us2a promI.
rent re- p MO hy issu ng call fof . couyen.
tIon OF tho anii-aub treasury n isato men ct
Memphis CT the is Of Dscsmb.:.
Yesterday afternoon Two masked mca entered
the Northern Pacific express CDR on the Mis8oua
and Occur d'Aleno railroad. and at the POINTS O,
their guns made Express Messenger Case open the
safe sni give up all tho money it contained,
5000. The robbery tcclrrei between Dorsey
and Mullan, nosr tho Mont.ns aud idaho line
wild, mountainous country.
Senator Gilbert a. Doanc, republican, died at
his residence in copake, II. Y, this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
Simmons against Kramer. From the
Eusiings Court OF the city of Roanoke. AZ.
dEmed, Jodgo Lewis delivering opinion
sudge Fanntleroy dissenting.
Ayres against Alpnin. From the Hust-
ings Court OF sta1nton. Affirmed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Commonwealth against Larkiu. From
Corporation Court OF Lynchburg. Re.
versed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering the
opinion.
searles against Cromer. From Circuit
Court OF Montgomery county. Reversed.
Judge Lacy delivering The opinion, Judges
Fauntleroy and Hintnn dissenting.
Tyler against @. & o. B. r. COMPANY.
Petition to rebear.
Bsale, Sc, against Roanoke CITY, Anueal
allowed to decree of Hastings Court OF 30.
anoke of June 6, 1891
Postal Telegraph Gable Company against
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company.
Writ Of error and superssdeas awarded to
RI order rendered by the Circuit Court ct
Prince Gsorge ceuaty on the 81 Of ssptem.
Der. 1891.
Bailey against kelley, judge, and Virgins,
Tennessee and Carolina Railroad Company
against Wilder and others. Farther argued
BY F. 8. Blair, esq, and Colonel ]. B. RIoh.
mond,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
The Richmond Terminal.

What ie to become of the Richmond Ter
minal is the current topic in New York.
Ths best authorities acrae That the election
| will mako soma radical changes 10 the Ter.
minsl board The exact nature Of these
| changes Ia yet undecided, exospt that the
banking interests which hsve loaned money
to the auxiliary companies will come, eth
or directly OK through representatives.. into
prominence. The postponemsnt of the E ,st
Tennessee election and the probable post.
ponement of the Rchpiord and Danvie
election ia due to the fact that all interests
teel that the party which Gomez into Coz
troll Of Terminal next month should be DOM
inant In the other companies. Their repre-
sentstiyeH might be secteG now were 1t not
for the feet that tho nature OF he develop.
msnts to come is not entirely clear. There
vas e conferences of Terminal stock snd
bondholders Wednesday, with banking H.
terests which formerly controlled Terminal,
at ThlCn these interests we're asked to &C.
oept proxies for the Terminal election.
Should they accept there would probably be
a combination ticket representing all par
ties,
Vioa-Prssident John @. Calhoun, chair.
man Of tho finance committee gave cut the
following statement yesterday:
"Tho only trouble with Richmond Terminal is
the bears, who try to make successful turn in
the market and start all kinds OF lying reports to
help their campaign. Every impclment is put
in the way OF the honest administration of the
! compary's affairs. 1t is only few weeks ago the
story was started, end again repeated that dc.
fauis would be made ca tho intcye.t payment
on the 5s
The best answer to this is the company has paid
this interest and the ext will not BIO due for four
snd half months. 1 reiterate as emphaticnlly as
words can express that there is nothing-posi-
lively nothing--in the affairs of tho company to
warrant the attacks that are being made on the
property. We have money in the bank, and aa
for action en- the preferred dividend it will be
taken in regular course and will DO decided satis-
factori]y By the hoard"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

The DEMOCRATS carried Massachusetts
by nearly seven thousand majority at the
late election. II Secretary Rusk's recon-
mendation, that tho President reimpose the
tax on raw hides, in order to punish the shoe
manufacturers OF that State for voting the
democratic ticket at the election referred to,
she will give three times seven thousand at
the next one. The people OF Massachusetts
don't want TO pay any more for their shoes
than those OF any other States do, and shoes
are cheap because there is no tax Oh hidea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Chinese government has Increased
che severity of Its measures sgsinst Grimm.
ale who have been abusing foreigners.
In collision on the Boaphorus yesterday
between the British steamers Rugby and
Eddletborpe, the latter went to the bottom.
bnt nearly sill the crew were saved.
The Gillian Judge of Crimes at Valpsrai-
so has consented 81 last to furnish copies OF
sll depositions regarding the recent attack
on American sailors 10 the U. g. representa-
tives.
The Santiago correspondent OF the London
Times says that with the exception OF the
formal scrutiny by Congress Admiral Mont
was yesterday unanimously elected PSesi'
dens of Chill.
The report that tbs visit OF M. de Giers,
tue Russian nin:s!sr OF iorsiep Affairs. TO
Paris Ia for tie purpose Of concluding a
treaty of alliance bssween Russia audFrsDcs
is denied. The OF act of mis- visit Is to ex-
change views with the respective govern
ments that will tend TO consolidate the peace
of Europe.
kilograms received in London from Bue.
nos Ayres announce that the whole province
of Bio Grande do Sul hes risen In arms
against the Dictatorship OF General da Fon-
SEGA. DR.. ASST Brazil, recently appointed
minister OF war by the provisional junta In
that province, and vino is head of the insur.
gent committee, has sent message by tel.
egrsph to the minister of finance demand
ing the resignation of President Fonseca.
Overtures have been made TO the province
of Santa Cathsrina asking the people
OF that placs to join issues with the
Insurgents of Bio Grsnde do Sui In
their opposition to President da Fonseca
Dictator Fonseca haH imprisoned all the
Deputies from Bio Grauds do Sui, Brszil
except four who fed fran Rio Janelro.
Passage OF his ships Up the Rio Grande river
La stopped. Two prominent mambe.s of the
iunta have resigned. Admiral Wauden-
kolk, 1t is asserted. has deserted Fonsecs
and Joined the insurgents In Bio Grande do
Sui. They have named as their chief of
their military forces General Ossorio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

THE National Farmers' Alliance has de-
termlned to organic, The third party and
has splIt On the sub-treasury scheme. It is
we'll that 1t has done so. The late elections
showed the utter insignifcance of any third
party, ard, of couras, no intelligent member
OF the Alliance, that is. unless ne be
demagogue, seeking to retain or attain office,
will continue to be member of that faction
of it which supports any such Wild and i'm
practicable scheme as the sub-treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
THE PROPOSAL ACCEPTED.

To the Governor of the State of Virginia and
the members of the debt commission:
Gentlemen: acknowledge the receipt
to-day OF your communication dated the
18Th Instant. Our understanding of your
communication is that II We will amend our
proposition on the following basis 1t will be
unanimously adopted by your commission,
viz: That there be an issue CT $40 .0G0, 0C0,
having one hundred years to run, bearing
interest at 2 per cent. per year for ten years
and per cent. for the remaining ninety
years, and that the new bonds Issued are to
conform in the general character to those
issued under the RIddeberger bill. We
represent over 1923 600. 900 out OF S28 600 600
Of debt stated By you as outstanding, exclu-
ding bonds held by the United States and
the schools and colleges OF the State.
We, therefore, understand that under
such amended proposition we should receive
$40 600 of new bonds for every s2S, 600 OF old
Indebtedness surrendered. 1t may 60 with
out saying that We are to recstve for the
Weat Virginia portion OF the old bonds and
interest thereon similar certificates to those
ssued by the State under the Rlddlebsrger
bill. We beg to say that the proposition
submitted by us as amended by you will go
to our constituents with our cheerful recon-.
mendatioD. new bonds to bear interest from
July 1, 1891. We desire now to acknowl-
edge the uninterrupted courtesy of your
commission during these protracted end
delicate negotiations, and II In discussing
these questions any abruptness has been
shown, We trust that your honorable body
will not attribute 1t to want of apprecia
ton of the courtesy which has OF all times
been extended to US. We are, gentlemen,
your obedient servants, for the Virginia
bondholdere' commission,
F. P. OLooTr.
HUGH r, GAgDBN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

Before the introduction OF Salvation OIL,
rhematism was considered inourabe. Price
25as.
Lost time is forever Loot. Absence from
echool 10 often caused By cough, cold or
hoarseness, and can easily be prevented by
giving DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to the child.
rem. Price 25 cants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
F. p. OLCoTT.
HUGH r, GARDBN
CONFERENCE.

The proposal adopted yesterday was sub-
United by the Virginia commission to the
Olcott committee on Wednesday,. At that
time things looked very critical, and the
Virgipians summoned to Richmond, Judge
Keith and Gen. Epps HuntoD, of Fauquier,
and Mr.. N. Glennen, editor Of the Virgip.
can. of Norfolk. To them the plan was cub
rnitted and met With their approval. These
three gentlemen saw Mr.. Olcott and his as
soolates, and with them went over the whole
matter. Judge Keith aud the other gentle
men named advised the members OF the
New York committee to accept the commits
eion's offer. Other conferences were held
yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon.
About 6 O'Clock In the evening the cffsr OF
the States representatives was fully acoed-
ed to, and the plan first submitted by the
Oloott committee contemplated basis of
SIS, 000,0 600, bearing three per cent interest
all the way through. This vas objected to
by the commission, who insisted that the In
terest burden Yves too heavy. The arrange
uent of the interest in the plan accepted al
lows the Commonwealth the advantage Of
the increase in taxable values during the first
period. The plan meets with the approval
OF all leading democrats In Richmond, and it
is believed will Se accepted by the Legisls-
ture, which assemblies December 2. Some of
those who were heretofore the most ultra re.
adiusters express their approval OF the pro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

Salvation Oil quickly finds Its way to the
seat Of the dlaesse, allays the itA.matlon,
and, by removing the cause, effects per.
manept cure. 25ote.
Mar. Rusain thlDks there IL great future
for American art-but he hardly resllz, s
the enormous demand over heie for DIT.
Bull' Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
Mr.. ingalls, and the Church

ATcH.soN, Kan, Nov. 20-At dinner given
by the ladies' Of tho Episcopal church yesterday
ex-senator Ingalla, who was present, was call,d
upon for speech. he responded by ssying that
while he was net identified with any religious
denomination he had brother engaged in the
business. he recognized the fact that tho church
of Christ vas the great conservative force o. mod
ern society and said he was heartily in sympathy
with the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, at ST. Paurs Church, by
Rev G. d. Norton, D. D., BESSIE HANsON
sMOOT. daughter of The lata Allegheny smoot,
to LOUIS CARRIER BARLEY, al of this city.
On. Wednesday evening, November 18th. By
Rev. Thos. E. Carson. st the residence OF Mr.. VIM,
Domaine, ST., Mr.. GEO. W. SLAIR. of Mob+rly,
Mo-, and Miss GRACE DEMAINE, OF Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
lens FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

MEMS FURNISHING DEPART&ENT.
French Bslbrigqsn SbiIts i5ht winter
weight. siz.s40 and AZ Reduced fon
$1.25 to zoe each.
Extra Fine Fsnc7 Meriro Underwear.
Shirt sizes 81 and Drawers sizes 80. Re.
duced from Sl.60 TO 75c garment
2 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers, with
web bottoms. Sze 50. Reduced from Toe
to 37l5c pair.
First floor, first snnex.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthrOp,
10th, 18th, and F Streets, NV.
DEMNANT CLEARING Day.

To-Day is cur regular Remnant Day
You appreciate it because short lengths
''odd sizes, broken lines, small let'."
goods marrcd. soi'od or unused in any
way are obtained way below regular .ces.
The benefits, therefore. arc mutusl. al
goods advertised just ss they are an soil
without reference 10 cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-20

P. W. MCKINNEY.
J. HoGE TYLER,
&. 81. CALDWELL,
TAYLOR BERRY.
Fl. T. WICKHAM,
W. D. DABNEY,
RoBT. n. TYLER,
Virginia Commission.
P. @. WARWICK, Secretary.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-13
NO DEBE FALTAR

En- ninguna casa donde hay ninos. una &
mas cajtas de los polvos dentales del Dector
Salcrup; por que esa mancha verde oscura
que toman los dientes dc los ninos es una
pFqeoa Segura de que predominant los acidos
y dc consguiente ell germen otle cansa Ia "a.
me y la destruction de estos organos. Es ne.
cesario que Ell publco tenga enten,lido que
estos polVos solo limpian y perfuman Ia boca;
tndurecen las encias, sino que destruyen ,os
microbes de Ia core, y los del titus cuando
Sc usan los perfumados con escencia leiitima
dc canela de Ceilun, fabricamos, espresamen.
te con tai objeto. Sabedlo pues, afectuosas
madres Puertoniquenas
Usud Ell vuestros ninos Polvos Dentales
del DR.. Salicrup, sea ell dentrifco <Fyaqaa.t5si
mo, de venta en- todas las boticas de Ia Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-13
FerrocarriIes "Deeovi!le''
Fortolezo, 1astna. 80

pOrtatiles 4 cOlocaci0n instantanea, asf denOmina
dos del nOmbre de su inventor adoptados en- tOda
clase de explOtaciones, para los servicios publ
COS, ciViles, de guerra y de marina de Francia
y de IN gran numero de naciones
Han conseguido desde que existen 81 medalas
de orc y tOdos los primeros premios sin excep-
cion en- los concursos franceses y extranjeros.
$3.50 CLIENTES-7400 KILOMETROS EN-
TREGADOS.
Sc remiten catalogos presupuestos de ins-
talaciones a.demanda. ID
Dirijanse en- San Juan de Puerto-Itico NJ.
Luchetti, representante de Monsieur Deeauville
AinA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-13
Trigo. Cividanes & 60.
soCIEDAD EN- CoMANDITA

Comisionistas Importadores y Exportadores.
Almac6n de provsiones de todas classes,
Consignatarlos de ues.-Tetuan ntm IS.
Direction por Corrreo:i APARTADQ 10.
Direction por Cable: TRIGQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-13
LUDWIG DUPLACF, Tetn8n 3
COMISIONES EN- GENERAL
sAN 0WAN U@ p00a aa9v00e
Ve2GCg Cte eNercNNclOS secOS

Venta de hilo para coser de Up. Goats. Paisley
Id. id. i id. de CIak & CO id.
Fabrica de licores al vapor.
Ag6ncia dc los Vapores Correos de las AntilIas.
de los SreS. tSobrisOS de Herrera, dc Ia Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isla, de la nsisnaa EnapYeSa
Agencia de la RoyGl Mail Steam Packet CO Lon
dres
Agencia de la Northern Assurance CO, Londres.
Agencia de la North British & Mercantile IN
SasrGnce c. Londres
Agencia de la "IyasatJCt,atica" Compafia de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo
AgencEa de la "M0ri,aG" Compaflia de Segnros
maritiinos de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd AmddJug, Cadiz.
Agencia de SG,agerl5Gstser Actje's ,MGsbimerya-
bY6E & EISemgieSserei.
Sangerhusen, AMEMANLA.
Fdbrscd dc nsaquinaria de ezoboroci6n de asatcoG