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Evening journal., 1891-02-25

The police signal system will be in
repair by the latter part Of the week
Rev. George E. Thompson will preach
at East Lake Presbyterian chapel to
night
Chief of Police Swiggett was at the
police station to-day for the first time
since his recent illness.
A supper was given last evening at
No 409 East Tenth street by the Ladies
Aid Society Of Epworth NJ E. Church,
The Board of Health met in regular
session last eveniag, but no business
beyond that of giving orders to have
nuisances abated was transacted.
A horse led by a colOred man who rode
another, broke away on Maryland avenue
yesterday afternoon galloped up Madison
to Second to Orange, in wild manner.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
the late Joshua L Pussy were given to
Charles W. Pussy and William w. Pusev
by Register of Wills Bradford yester-
day.
Harry Emmons and E. F. James are
the committee from Wilmington Con-
clsve, No. l, l. o. a.. to protest..agains
legislation against secret and fraternal
societies.
The Street and Sewer Directors have
in contemplation the appointment of a
sufficient number Of inspectors to attend
to the paving between tracks by the
street railway.
A horse belonging to Joseph Bickta,
attached to delivery wagon, ran away
on West Front street and ov erturned
the wagon, hurting the driver and de-
molishing the vehicle.
Frank Barnes was arrested this morn
ing at Front and Market streets By Officer
Yates for assaulting women Barnes
stood on the crossing and would attempt
to lay hands on every woman who came
along.
Job Il. jackson, president of the Jack
son and sharp Company, will lecture on
The Paris Exposition and Paris from
the Eiffel Tower, in the Friends meet
ing house, Fourth and West streets, at 8
O'Clock Friday afternoon.
st. Johns Commandery, No 2,Knights
FemplaTs, elected the following officers
last evening, E c., G A. Stevenson;
g., w A Shcckley: @ g., J.H Mu-.
ray: treasurer, E. D.. Murray: recorder.
II. 5, Jenkins; s. W., J. A. Shockley; ].
W., X. H. Weeks.
A boy entered the drug store of DR.. J.
I. v. Blocksom yesterday afternoon, and
asked the doctor to extract a bullet from
his leg When his leg was examined it
was found that there was % calibre
ball embedded in 1t. IL was extracted.
and he left the store before his name was
ascertained
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
FlRtMeN's VISIT.

Hespftable Treatment OF the Delaware
Fire Compant In Lebanon.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
LEBANON, Pa, Feb 24.-The Della
ware Fire Company Of Wilmington ar
rived here yesterday morning, about II
o'clock, on q special train over the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad. The
company numbered ffty-two men
and were joined by several others
on a late train. The Delatfare boys
presented a handsome appearance, as
they marched to the Lebanon Hook and
Ladder Compsnys house. Their bright
uniforms comprised blue coat, blue cap
with the figures 1919, the year Of the in
corporation Of their company, red shirts,
black ties and buff gloves. On the shirt
was the figure 3, the number of the com
pany. The men also wore handsome
badges.
The iremen participated in the big
parade and the Wilmingtonians had the
place Of honor All along the line the
houses, business places and shops were
beautifully decorated with flags and
bunting.
The First Regiment Band, of Whining
ton accompanied the company and it's lac
playing won much praise The highest
ributes OF praise were showered on the
Delaware. A substantial gift was
beautiful silver clock and two handsome
silver vases, costing over 800 from the
Lebanon Hook and Ladder Company,
No. l.
The marshal Of the Delaware Com pany
was Theodore Pratt, president OF the
company and his assistants were w H.
Green and Lewis Williams. After the
big parade, which was one Of the
lsrgest ever held ia this city,
the Delaware company housed
the new Hayes truck OF the Lebanon
Hook and Ladder Company. The new
truck is OF the same pattern, but smaller
than the one purchased by the Delaware
Company recently
The Delaware boys are registered al
the City Hotel The band left here early
in the evening and gave an open air
concert in the principal square.
The firemen meanwhile visited the
various places OF amusement and every
where we're the doors opsned, and hos.
pitable welcome accorded them.
la the evening the entire Fire Depart
meut and visitors took part in a grand
bali in the Sons OF America HALL, and
dancing was kept up until an early hour
this morning.
The fremen visited the Cornwall on
Hills to day. They have made favor
able impression wherever they have
gone
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
Academy Of nrnais

A @. Lipmsn and his strong company
continued last evening the favorable i'm
preston created br their production Of
The Burglar on Monday evening
There will be an innovation at the
Academy OF Music tonight when big
boxing exhibition will be given under the
direction of John Stannard, the WELL
known lightweight Of this city Bouts
Will be contested by prominent sparers OF
this city, Philadelphia, Sew York and
Washington. John nooley, the local
orator, will return to his subject. in
his justly celebrated stump speech. The
entertainment will conclude with grand
wind up between John Stannard, vii
mington's champion lightweight and
Jack Hopper Of New York. Regular
prices prevail.
The attraction for the last three nights
Of this week will be Devils Mine.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
A LARGE DOCKET TO-DAY.


severAl Caves of DrunL eaness and As
sault and Battery.
There was a large docket to be dis
posed Of at the Municipal Court this
morning Hannah Llebernan. colorad
who admitted that she had been crazy
drunk, was 6oed 90 and costs; John
smith, Patrick 0'Brien and Daniel Curry.
drunk, g and costs; Daniel Nickleheim
for begging was fined 50 and costs
William Gairs, colored, for assaultine
bis wife, Della Galrs during domestic
squabble. was fined 90 and costs.
Patrick Reilly was arrested by Officer
Peoples for trying to force bis atteni ions
on a woman, but there being an INSULT
Client amount Of testimony to sustain the
enarge, case Of drunkenness WAS sub
stisuted and fine Of So and costs i'm
posed
Annie Harles. little colored woman,
and William Walker. colored wer 4
charged with being drunk and disorderly.
AS walker was only bringing the woman
TO her home when arrested, he was dis
charged and Annie was fined so and
costs
Edmund Abel for disturbing a Saliva
ton Army prayer meeting on Sunday
afternoon, by drinking from whiskey
bottle while In the mission, was fined $40
ard costs.
Bayard Broom for making an I'M
provoked assault on Samuel Graham
while the latter was passing quietly
along Liberty street on Monoay, was
fined $25 and costs.
The case against Robert Cassidy for
committing an assault and battery on
Belle Stewart, colored. was continued
until to morrow morning
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Feb 25.-The Board Of
Education met in special session in the
mayors ofiice;last evening and heard report
OF committee Apo. ted TO draft a bill
for presentation to the General Assembly,
authorizing the city to borrow
SIS eco for school Improvements The
report was adopted and the bill will
row be sent to City Council Sho uld IL
pass that body the city viii be done with
it. and If pa sed by the Legislature the
money will be forthcoming. The bill
names the members of the Board Of
Education as a commission to borrow and
exrend the money.
Mira. Schofield, the eldest sister of the
late Mrs Andrew O. Gray, is seriously i'll
at her home on Water street, and grave
fears are entertained for her recovery.
William E. s Barr, a we known
young man and 2 member OF Company f.
n @. D., has been elected member of
the First Military Band
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


Miss Helen Bertram the leadinr Iedy
Of the famous .McCaull Opera Company,
which appears Tor TINS night only ~ tue
Grand Opera House. is the latest &C
QUESTION Colonel MeCaull has made TO
his well-known company Of artists She
Is young ano very pretty, with q sweet
voice OF great compass and Of that won
derful sympathetic quslity which is the
rarest and sc the same time the most de
iightful attribute singer can have Her
black eyes, wavy hair, perfect figure and
vivacious action has succeeded IN making
her remarkably popular success where
ever she has been SEEN She will make
her bow to WILMINGTON audience in the
new opera Of "clover," the most success
ful Of the well known composer of "Fata
nitza, helman," and other popular
operas, Franz Won Suppe. Among other
members OF the company are Digby Bell,
Laura Joyce Bell, Chauncey 0lcott, Annie
Myers, josephine Knapp, w. f
Rochester, William Blaisdell, Fred Frear.
Cora Henderson and others, together
with a company OF sixty chorus people.
'Clo7er' is bright, charming, full OF
comedy, and melodious music The
name Is derived from the parting gift
four leafed clover, Of maiden to her
lover, who Is about TO set out upon
year. adventurous travel, prior TO becom
ing Benedict In the mad whirl Of
Partisan dissipation he. for time, for
gets the true hearted BavRrian village
maiden. but who is Ia fact following him
with her maid and in various DISCUSSES
never loses sight Of him On the battle
field she shares his danger and ia Venice,
when tired Of the gay life he has been
living, be longs for peace and happiness.
she discloses her identity to him. and
forgiving ell she marries him. Digby
Bell, 1.-THE little giant OF them all " as
Chicago newspaper calls him has char
acter which Is peculiarly adapted TO his
style of comedy, and he keeps he audience
in a roar of laughter. Helen Bertram
and ChRuncy Olcott are the lovers Of the
play, and the rest Of the company are ex
ceptiunally well cast. The opera will be-
produced under the direction Of Carl
Martens who will WELD the baton over
large orchestra
McCabe & Youngs operate Minstrels
played return engagement at the Grand
Opera House last evening They de-
lighted the large audience present. and
some of their hearers were so i'm pressed
that they had paroxysms Of laughter at
every joke The singing, music and
presentations were all unusually foe.
Many of the specialties gave one better
idea of the natural ability Of the negro
in those lines than any blscked-up white
minstrel is capable Of producing
The famous Rentz- Sanity Company In
novelty and builesque. will appear at the
Grand Opera House on Friday evening
On Saturday evening the great Hermann,
the king Of all magicians, will do mar
velous things on the Opera House stage
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
The FquItable Assurance socIetv.

Before assuring your life, or investing
your money. examine the Twenty year
Tontine Policies Of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the U S. Poliei es
maturing ia 1891, realize cash returns to
the owners Of 100 to 1915 per cent OF the
money paid in, besides the advantage of
the assurance during the whole period Of
twenty years.
The following is one of many actual
cases maturing this year:
Endowment policy No g. 925
Issued 1871, age o. Amount So 600
Premium $3.50 3d. Total premium
paid "a, 798.
RESULTS In 1891
CASH SURRENDER VALUE IS. 449 As
Equal TO $176 for each 500 paid in
premiums, which is equivalent TO re.
turn of all premiums paid, with
interest at 74per cent per snnum)
Or Ia Lieu of Cash.
A PAID UP LIFE POLICY For
$40 470 CO.
Equal to s4O5 50 for each 500 paid in
premiums
Or
A Life Annuity Of
$633 55
One fact is worth thousand theories
There is no assurance ext2nt in any com
pany which compares with this. The
Equitable" is the strongest company in
the world, aud transacts the largest
buainess.
ANsoS A. MAHER. Manager
SOP Market Street.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
LAST EDITION
MR.. AeRssaT.s ACCOUNTS.

Speaker Donahoe VIII See Him and G, I
au Explanation.
Special Despatch to the EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Feb % The senators held a
conference this morning on the non
TRANSFERRED Of the state funds.
and as result Speaker
Donahos will go to New Castle on
the 4 45 o'clock train this evening to see
ex-Treasurer William Herbert.
His mission win be to ascertain why
the ex treasurer does not turn over the
state funds to State Treasurer Burnite
BE has paid over Ss4 coo, but still
holds $4,000 to s85,OOO of the state
funds.
he has made ten appointments with
Mr.. Burnite, the present treasurer. and
has broke them all. he has given differ
ent excuses for these actions. He broke
two appointmentsthis week.
It is not generally thought that the
state will lose anything. The suppo-
sition is that Mr. Herbert has the money
so invested that he can mot get at it.
The patience Of State Treasurer
Burnite has become exhausted and
some steps viii be taken to get the
money
There was some talk among the sena-
tors this morning of clling MI.
Herbert before the Senate to explain
his conduct, but Speaker Donahoe vol
unteered to see him perso nally and get
an explanation.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
personal PARAGRAPHS.

Colonel Enoeh Moore was in Dover last
evening.
MDr. a 81. Grimshaw is lying SO ilIsat his
home, that little hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
Edward McInall is the quest Of Rev.
Eugene Liehert. president OF Nazareth
Hall College, Nazareth, Pa
A. Warren johnson of this city will 90
into the lumber business with w, y
Stokes & Son at Palatka, Fla.
James McCaulley and daughter, Miss
Ethel. of Woodstown, ~ j., are the
guests of Wilmington friends.
William H. Lee will start for Dover
this afternoon 10 endeav0r TO secure the
defeat of 2. B. Frazer's bill 10 bshead
him.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
,rgNs OF INTEREST

MR. MURINE HILlE-"You say you don 4
dance, aud that you have scruples against
theatre going. What shall we do to
emuse your What do You do at homer
am ready for anything you like
Pretty Country Cons n-"Oh, at home
we have church sociables." Mr. Murrie
Hill-'And what do you do tiereY"
Pretty Country Cousin tdemurely)-"W
generally play kissing games Life.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
MIll 400 M Gooh raitln.

franklin B, Cotton, president Of the
Front Street Railway Company said this
morning that the report that his com
pany would extend its line anywhere
without permission OF the Street and
Sewer Department, was pure bosh. His
company, he said will always act In good
faith and when It desires to lay tracks
will ask permission.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

Ex- State Treasurer Herbert was seen
at New Castle by an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter. he was told of the stir that
his action had occasioned in Dover and
was asked for an interview. he did not
seem surprised but replied:
Il have been unable to 20 to
Dover because | have been obliged 10
attend the sessions of the Superior
Court. paid Mr. Burnite SEQ 600 Of
the state funds, and will settle up every
thing as soon as | can get away.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

Rev Martin Dunlap, in charge Of
Old Swedes' Church, will preach the
sermon at the third Of the united Lenten
services Of the Episcopsl churches which
will be held in St. Johns Church, Elliott
avenue and Market street tonight.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
Thanks 10 senator Gray

Special Despatch to the EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Feb. 25.-The Senate
this morning adopted joint resolution
thanking Senator George Gray FOR his
able opposition to the Force bill,
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
A Life Annuity of
4gQQ tx


at the State Road Sunday school on
Wednesday and Thursday, f bruary 20
ard 20 Tickets 25 cents. An orchestra
will be in attendance during he even
ing
Evening journal., 1891-02-25
Nothing Like M

Every day swells the volume Of proof
that as a specific for all Blood diseases,
nothing equals DR.. Pierce's Golden Msdi
cal Discovery. Rememt er this Is an old
established remedy with record IL
has been weighed in the balance aud
found fulf ling every claim II has been
tested many years in thousands Of cases.
with fattering successl For Throat and
Lung troubles, Catarrh, Kidney disease.
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Sick Head
ache and all disorders resulting from i'm
poverished blood, there Is nothing like
DR. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
world -renowned and ever growing In
favor.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

WHEN subject Of the King Of Da
honey Is ailing he is BLEED from the arm
II this doesn't cure him he is laid on his
face and two men walk up and down hia
spine. II this fails, his case Is called ia.
durable and he is left 70 shift for himself
az a very obstinate fellow. Detroit Free
Press.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

CUSTOMER Cooking at silks) They
look to me just alike, but you say one il
ninety eight ana the other S1.lO. Nov
what Is the diiferencel' Clerk tblandlyl
Twelve cents Texas Siftings
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

DON'T you think you would make
mere money and enjoy better health in
doing houseworkg' Yes, rather think /
would, answered the salesIady. And
yet your false pride" ooh, pride has
nothing to do with it don't want TO be
bossed by woman, that's all. Indian
apolis Journal
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

WHEN you decide to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not be Induced to buy some
substitute preparation, which clerks may
claim Is AS good as Hoods. The De
c1liar merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla car
not be equalled Therefore Insist upon
Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

DR. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, 81 Office, goa
N. 9th st., Phila. Ladies' beware OF
limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-02-25

President Nowlsnd called Mr.. Lsekey
10 the chair and then followed one Of the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-29
PlLDORkS OPERATIVES.
della ANOIANA sEIGEL, PARA Ii
ode LA EI4A.BANA

DE LA ANOIANA SE10EL, tAkA LA
onstipacI6n de vientre, inactives eutor st.
psoimiento del higsdo, &C., &c.
Difarentea dc muchae clascs de medicinss ca
tkrticas, no hacen que 10 persona se sienta Eco
Antes dc sentirse mejor. Su modo do opsrsl
ss suavs pero complete, sin que le AoompaHen
efeetos dessgradables, tales como snausss
dolores, retortijonss, &c.
Las Pfldorss Operatives de ls AnciAns
Ssigsl son 10 Ihejor mt dicius para 10 fAmilis
que jam&s sc ba desoubierto. Limpian los in
testinos de todas lac sustsncias irritantes y
los dsjan en- sna condici6n saludabls. ii me-
ior rsmedio en- la sxistencia para el destrzotoI
sl sntorpeoimisnto del higado.--
Estas Pildoras son IN preventive contrs las
calsnturAs, como igualmente contra toda clase
de enfermedades, hlcisndo~qss dessparescsu
todas las msterias vensncsas de los intestinos,
0psran con vfgor, PsrO a mismo tempo con
suavidsd, sin caEsar dolcr algsno.
81 10 cogs IN fuerts rsrfriado, y amsnAEa
"a hebrs, con dolores de csbexA, sn Is oepalda
y en- los mismbros del cSsrPo, una 8 dos dosif
do las Pildoras Operatives do Ia sncians Seigel
har&a que dssaparezca sl lrestriadoY prevsndrS
. 9ebrs.
ira sn Ia lsng1a, CON I'm guEto Aspsro de-
saxradabls On la bocA. Unas cEantas doaia
dc Las Ptldoras Operatives de 10 anciana Eeigel
ol NAL gusto restituirkn el aperito, dsvol-
viendc CON este Ia buena salad.
Con frscuencia szesds Gzs cuando los all
mentos no son bxenos q sst4n pzroislmente
dstefiorSdos, producen snfermedades, indis.
posIcionss, n&xseas y d;Arrsa. 81 % limpia sl
sst5mago do ssta impuresA con una dosis de
las Pildoras Operatives de 10 anciana Ssissl,
dssaparecerkn todos ssos efsctos dseakrada-
bles, y rssIItar& una buens salad.
Las PildorAs Opsrativss dc Ia Anoians 6sigsl
previsnsn los malos efsctos qRs ocssiona sl
sxcsso en- conner 8 beber. Una baens d6ais
el tempo dc scostsrss haos que Is n,s6an4
sisziente sc sncuentrs 10 persons sn IA IS
tado psrfecto para atsnder 1 sxs oospAcionss
8 nsgocios.
Estks pildoras, sssaado asucsradas, soD p!a.
centeras al tomarss, obvAndoss sqosl gusts!
dsssgradable, tan eomon &C Gael todss lss sil
doraB.
RI 6r. DR.. Don n. Amsya, de San Vicente
{ FL Salvsdor), sscribe, con feeh& 12 de Abril
de 1885, 10 siguients: " HI aumeato del ns-
gocio ir6 notoriamente en- progreso medids
qss szs medicinAs Sc conoEc&n, por sfeeto dc
los briIlantss efectos en- 81 splicaci6n. Yc
soy medico y he Observable diohos efsctos; ,
los m9dicos son los llsmsdos 4 generalissr to-
q czal msdicamento por 81 buen exito."
Los 6res. iedrahita, Villegas Cia smi-
nentss fArmAcSuticos dc Msdellin, Colombia
escribsn CON fecha 30 de 6etismbre, de 1884
10 iguisnts: "Tsnsmos sl gzsto de ms7ifes
tar 6 Y, qus sl Jarabe de eeigsl hs tsnihs
muy bzsna scsptaei6n en- ssts ciudsd sor
producido magniHoos efsotos en- las psrsdoa
que 10 han tornado
Sc vende por todos los FsrmsoSUticoi
"a vendedores de Medicin& poE todo e
mundo = por Propietarios, A. j. White
Limited, 81, Warren Street, Nueva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-03-29
IMpRgNTk DEL POLRTIN

Libros escogidos. Acaban de rs.
oibirse en- esta Imprenta, los sis
guientea:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. - Dsrecho Admins
tfativo.-1ratado de Sanidad y Be-
nefcencis,-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Pr&ctica Criminal
Contribution J Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Dereoho Administrative Espahcl,
-Juzgados Municipales.-Manual
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de- Polioia Urbana.-Manual
de Las atFibuoiopes dc los AIcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. - Grammatical
ingless.
GALANTE. -:Dicclonario Mu-
nicipal.
VAZQUEz QUEIPo Tablaa
de logaritmos.
GALINDO z ESOOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipotesaria.
Cuyiosidades Gle stthco-dom9aticas
Eas srafas.
La familia dssconocids, p&gina de
historic natural.
ri microscopic del doctor BaII9n'
gar.
Una nochs sprovschsda, ol gas, el
petr6lsO.
Los mistcrios de la luna, La hernia.
ns do Rembrandt, etc,
OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jests
= otros sscritos y Gocumentcs referen.
tes b ssts grsnds , santa madre.
OOOPER.-Dotia Mercedes de Gas.
tillR, towo en- e, con lAminas.
| CHATEAUBRIAND. Kl Gsnio de-
Cristisnismo, : tomos.--Los Mkrtiros
! SANTA TERESA De JESUS
Oarsas.
| SOLDEVLLLA.--Joyas aa ls lite
rstura espsEoia.
BIBLIOTEOA Universal, Svsrios t9nao
OANPOAMCR : Po3ticA.
POLO. III Oompendio De Ia IEtiuidst
RIERA , Tortoss. NocIonss de Agrl
eultura,
PRREDA. Historic Natural
GANOT. gisica.>
MIGUEL. Diccionario latino.
| LLOFRIu. La Jahcnsris.
lOOnBEROUsSE. Geometria.
BRIOT. Algebra.
lHONEET.. GeometriA analitics.
| ULTINOS diAs de un fiI6aofo
FELIU, Fiaica y Qnimics.
| ROARTlN 0rEmatice lati M.
| lO0MKLRRAN Gramatica castslls
nR.
/ M. j. de LARRA.-Obrss, 4 tomo
| FRANCISCO DE QUBVEnO.-
El PAEnsso Espahol, Z tomos. -Obra
ssrias.--ObrNs fsstivas.
| M. j. QUINTANA.--0brRs.
| ALAROON.--Tsstro, 8 tomos.
| RR. L. De GRANADA.-Guia
pseaaoEsa'
| a. D6 aOLI6.-~UoDquisSa do n
| yisO.
| LOI ~ GARUlA.--Poesiasi ..
| vALARnH.--Qhsws psAsissai.
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III Trasborda sl correo que sale
s,s Bsrcslons el s , de Cadiz ell 10, Ia
esrga para HabsnA y Msjico.
on Trasborda 10 carga para Ell Me-
asserrGneo sspanol IN vapor de Ia
OompaniA.
(Sl La cargs para Geneva qusda
i bofdo del vapor qae Ia llev.rk desde
Havrs, donde tomarA ademAs la que
hsbisndo lido D opci6n oil Hsyrs sea
dsstinada { Italia. La parada en- sl
H.yrs sc limitafA al tempo sbsoluta
mente necesario para las operaclonea
: de dssearga , hsbilitaci6n del baqus.
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A V / y q.

En Ia I1npreilta del BoLBTIH &c
ha recibido 81 magniflco libro titula-
do EsFGsSSaxo y los MasoSss, por
Leon Taxil, junto con las notables
Coafasto.es del miSmo. Ademas, se
han reoibIdo MaHxGlss de Ditsw!es y
MisaIes con nuevos rezos, el Riswal
RossGso Gd PGrOOksss, hermosos Pu-
rifoadores, que &c recomiendan &
los sehcres Ouras, inhnidad de
crom0s y tafjetax de fantasia para
felioitssi6n, preciosisimss, , una
inmenzidad de ..eleg&nteS y 6tiles
obiesos ia escFtt0rio.
Todo sc vaade { pEeoios timisa
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