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FATALLY HURT.
A brakeman Fnlls oRa bar under the
WhanIa

wheels.
At halt past one o'clack this morning
Richard King, a brakeman on the B. &
O., was run over by a freight
car aud probably fatally injured.
Young King works in the Benwood
yard and had just gone oyerto the Bell
aire side with a trip. While standing
on top OF box car and setting the
brake his hand slipped aud he was
thrown off in front OF the car. He re-
tanned his presence Of mind, aud threw
his body off the track. His legs, how
ever, were canght under the wheels
aud both taken of below the knSn.
He was Immediately brought up to
Wheeling and at half past two o'clock
was on hia way to the city hospital in
the patrol wggon The injuries are pro-
badly fatal
King is twenty-five years old and un-
married and lives on Gravel street, be-
low Behwood.
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Hnntad Prn.Ident cnrnnt.

PARIS, June 1S.-The three foreigners
who were arrested yesterday for hooting
at President carnot and calling him a
wooden head, i" as he was leaving Long
champs, where he had witnessed the
race for tho Grand Prix de Paris, were
released by the police to-day. The ar
rest was more matter OF precaution
than anything else. The crowd who
heard the insults offered the President
we're deeply incensed, and there islno
doubt the men would have been se.
verely handled had not the police inter.
yened and arrested them.
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rInulnto B.ll in tho House.

WAsn1xoTox, D. G., June 1a-1t, is
the present intention OF the Democratic
managers to call upon tho tinplate bill
when the Notifications appropriation
bill is disposed OF by the house. The
consideration Of the tinplate bill will
probably occupy several days, so that II
Is doubtful II any tariff measure will be
called up during the week: Several
conference reports are expected and II
presented will occupy the attention Of
the house after tho tariff bill is acted
upon,
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PonrLAxp, oRE, June 1S.-Governor
pcnnoyer, referring to the late election
in Oregon, says the Democrats could
have easily carried the state If they had
not abandoned free coinage aud en-,
dorsed Grover Cleveland. From 5000
to 10000 Democrats were driven from
the Democratic peoples party by the
omen treason to principle and the blind
cd idolatry OF the late Democratic state
conventions, which changed the party
platform to suit its plutocratic candi.
date,
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I, MnwAUKEE, WIS, June 1s.--The
steamer Dauglass of the McElroy Trans
portation Line ran into the lumber
steamer A. E. Wilds of Chicago about
o'clock last night about seventeen miles
of this port. damaging her hullso bad
" that she sank in fifteen minutes after
the collision. The crew Of the Wilds
were taken on board the Douglas and
landed here. The Wilds was valued at
$4,000 and insured for $4,000.
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Got Little Cash.

TExARKANA, ARK., June l3.-AtGOnoa,
a small station eight miles east Of here
on the cotton belt railroad on Saturday
night burglars entered the Office Of the
Bodice lumber company, opened the
safe and carried away SAC, 900 worth of
the company's stock, $4,000 worth Of
notes and about 500 in cash. There Is
no Glow to the guilty parties.
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H,u,eopa.hsO Ins,..u.e.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 1S.-Forty.
flfth session of the American Institute
OF Homeopathy was opened hero this
afternoon, DR.. Theodore Y. Kinno, of
Patterson, N. j., presiding. The gen.
eral report OF the bureau OF organiza;
tion, registration and statistics stated
that there arc in the United States forty
general and thirty-nine special homeo-
pathy hospitals, at which 1884 pa
tlents were treated last year, OF this
number 81, were cured. The death
rate was S3l.
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pR1oE BUYS rHEo. l. & W.

Tic Road said 70 Have Changed Hands
and tho New Owners Go Over It.
MAss1r1ox, O., June 13.-It is repor-
ted here that Calvin s. Brice and his as
sociates have obtained control of the
Cleveland, I.orain & Wheeling railroad.
The representatives Of the new owners
will no over the road tomorrow with
General Manager Townsend.
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NEw ORLEANS, June l8.-A crevasse
occurred last night on the levee on the
Belmont plantation in St. james plan
tation in st. James parish, left bank. A
break occurred in the leyee this morn
ing Mt Avondaie plantation, right bank.
Twelve miles above this city large forces
Of men are at work and strenuous ef-
forts are being made to close these
hrenka.
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CALLERS
Arc Received With Great Cordial
lty by the Executive.
CONSUL GENERAL NEWS MEETING
With the President is Said to Have
Been Almost Touching.
DELEGATES ARRIVING IN CHICAGO

On Their Way Homo from aflnneapO-
Hs..Thc Harrison Men are Taking
Their Victory Quietly, While Those
Who We're Opposed to tho President
Arc Getting Over Their Disappcins-
ment..Ex.speakcr Reed Says Hc is a
Republican and Never stabs q Can.
dldatc.
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Gov. rlowor in n wreck

ELulRA, N. Y, June 1S.-The car in
which Gov. Flower and family were rid
ing jumped the track six miles west of
Addison, on the New York, Lake Erie &
Western railroad, at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon. Exaggerated reports were at
once set ahoat, one rumor stating that
the train had been wrecked and the
governor killed, Although the train
was running at a high rate OF speed, no
one in the governors car was injured.
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Paper Miils burned.

HARTFoRp CRY, IND, June l2.-The
Crescent Paper Manufacturing Com
pany's mills, OF this city, wero de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday morning. Loss
sl5o,oOO, insurance $4,000. The fire
originated through the carelessness Of a
fireman in disconnecting natural gas
pipe on q high pressure line, causing
the escaping gas to ignite from a burn
ing Jet nearby and explode. The fire.
men in the employ ofthe company were
seriously but not fatally burned,
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FOURTEEN KILLED
In m E1piq.ion at the Mare tssasa
Navy Yard.

Navy thrus
SAN FRAxcrsco, June 1s.-An ex-
ploslon at Mare Island Navy Yard this
morning occurred in the shell room.
The shell rooms are now on FIRE. Many
persons we're seriously injured. The
killed are: George Hittinger, gunner
U. S. N; sundborg, gunner's mate;
Thomas Seymour, eunner's mate; Will
lam Heckel, apprentice; A. Kettiel
seaman; G. w. Smith, landsman; Will
lam Washburne, seaman; +. Legat,
seaman; w. ostTander, apprentice; Il.
Joos, apprentice; William Rush, sea
man; - johnson, seaman; X.
Reinecke, seaman; J. II. Holton, APP
prentice. OF the three men taken to
tho hospital two have died. The one
surviving Is named ]. Brisce.
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Now YorI's Delegates 10 Chicago.

NEw YoRK, June 13-Chairman Ed
ward Murphy, ir., OF the Democratic
state central committee, and Lieut..
Gov. VIM. +. sheehan are understood
to have arranged to be IN this city to
hold q conference at the Hoffman House
early tomorrow with Senator David B.
Hin, who comes on5irom Washington
for that purpose, and Richard Croker
and Hugh Mclaughlin, Of Brooklyn.
The conference is for the purpose Of
laying out the final plans for the Albany
delegates at Chicago.
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Harrison Of his denomination, asking
II It would be convenient for him to re-
ceive the committee Monday next. The
President responded in the affirmative.
NOW FOR CHICAGO.
Figuring on Cloyoland's and Hill's ohane
of Nomination.

Figuring ON CIoyeland's and Hill's Chances
Of fNOmination.
NEw YoRK, June 1S.-Up to date the
managers of Senator Hills canvass for
the presidential nomination have not
given out any figures tending to verify
their claim that the senator has more
than an even chance to win at Chicago.
One day last week a very prominent
leader Of Tammany said that Hill
would have at least 260 votes on the
first ballot, and Cleveland probably 500.
There has been tally kept Of tho
preferences Of delegates so far as could
be ascertained.
a national delegate from the mid
winter state convention yesterday can,
vassed the roll Of states carefully with
these resulting totals: Total delegates,
sos; necessary to choice, ltwo-thirds)
500. Cleveland, 45S; Hill, 1886; Palmer.
As; Carlisle, 80; Boies, 90.
These results are arrived at by split
ting delegations, but 1t is believed most
OF tho states will vote under the unit
rule. II they do Mr. Hills vote would
be reduced to $50 and Oleveland's in.
creased TO 577. or within twenty-five Of
the requisite number. In this event
either the vote OF Kentucky, Iowa or
Illinois would nominate the ex-Presi-
dent, unless South Carolina and yir-
ginia, whose delegations are claimed TO
be equally divided,s should cast their
forty:two votes for Hill. The nine
Cleveland men from Connecticut pre-
fer Hill for second choice, and that Is
about The way the Hill managers figure
most Of the delegations. They feel con-
fident that II Cleveland doesn't win in
two ballots his chances are destroyed.
Richard Croker, Edward Murphy and
Lieutenant Governor Shchan start for
Chicago Wednesday. On Thursday the
delegates leave and on Friday ut least
LOO picked braves will take their de-
Senator Hill was at the Hoffman
House to-day holdinga protracted con-
ference with Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan and Edward Murphy.
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Iys., YlrrlnIa PensIon..

Special DfpqieA 10 he InieliOae0.
WAsHtxcroS, D. c., June ls.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows:
oririnal-aIartin Yost, Jacob Stuckey,
Samuel II. Canterbury, VIM. J. Sargent,
Wm. A. Holland. :,
Additional-Edwarti Nichols, Henry
Myers. Josiah Summers, Daniel Snyder,
VIM. Wickof.
increase@Geo. NJ. Rouss.
Observation-Disclosures Q. Lipscomb.
Original widow-Maggie FlasG.
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wAsHIxe7Ox, D. G., June ls.-During
May, the exports Of breadstufs from
the United States was sl941O,S04,
against sl2 $3.50, ,2sl in May 1891; of pro-
visions SIC, ,5ol, ,592, against S7,068, ,005 in
1891; and OF mineral oils $3,17l 1925,
against s., ,5S5, ,276 in May.of '9l.
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"a BIG poIIcE COURT.
Drunxs, Dlsord orlIos and Others Pay

Drunks, Dlsorderlies and Others FAY
Fred seyder, who shot of a dynamite
cracker, Saturday night on Market
street, and scared a horse was fined 81
and costs in Police Court yesterday,
The Mayor thought he was rushing the
Fourth Of July too fast.
Patrick O'Neil, who hit a fellow In the
Sixth ward. got $5 and costs. W. B.
Johnson slapped a girl in Jessie Monti.
-cello's house Of III fame, and was fined
SO and costs for his fun. He couldn't
pay, and went up for thirty days. Jamea
Mix, drunk, went up for fifteen dayG,
in default of fine Of 81 and costs. Five
proprletresses of houses Of i'll fame paid
$50 and costs. Thirty-two inmates and
visitors paid s5 aud costs each. The
docket amounted to 1915 in hard cash.
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70 rrot Against Time.

PHrnADupH1A, Pa, June 1s.-The
Belmont Driving Club has madc ar
rangements with Budd Doble to trot
Nancy Hanks at Belmont Park, Phila-
delphia, Thursday, July I, against her
record OF 2:09 for special purse OF
5000 with $1,000 added II the record Of
Robert BonnerIs sunol Of 2:0Sl is
hnntan.
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Whom tho pirs perIn to Ely.

STftf0' U@paEcH 20 IHe IHIeII'Vt''aF'
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 1s.-COl.
John W. st. Clair, OF Charleston, W.
Va, is here. He is a delegate to the
Chicago convention. evil you vote
for Clcvcland% he was asked. when
the convention makes it unanimous"
was Mr.. st. Olair's sarcastic reply.
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win Support hin.

New Yoax, June lS.-Tho World this
morning prints replies received from
nearly all tho Democratic state commit
teemen in answer to the question
whether they would give their support
to the ticket no matter who was named
at Chicago.
The substance Of the answers is that
they will work for whoever is nominat-
ed at Chicago. They arc Democrats
first and Hill men atterward. Hill is
their tayorite, but if Cleveland is named
they will give him just as good and as
enthusiastic support.
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wants to col Control

LOUISVILLE, KY, June lS.-President
stucky, Of the Louisville Baseball club,
IS trying to buy stock enough to control
the club. In that case he will reinstate
PETER as captain and make him also
manager. In case he cannot get the
stock, he says he will give PETER his re.
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As,uulted an rnvalId.

Fr. WORTH, TEXAS, June 1s.-Yester-
terday an unknown negro entered the
house Of Mrs. Mabern, an invalid white
lady, and criminally assaulted her. In
the afternoon and a strange darkey an
sWering the description Of the brute
was arrested. The victim was too Ill to
identify him, but If 1t Is proven he Is
the assailant the citizen1 express their
intention Of lynching him.
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nrrnrh Mnnt, tn lIeet harvard.

BosroS, June 13.-word has been re-
ceiyed in this city that the boat crew Of
Oxford University, England, has sent
an invitation to the Harvard crew to
meet them in a contest in English
waters some time this coming fall.
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GOSHEN, IND, June 1s.-Myron Han
row, aged twenty, and Loren L. Haney,
aged eighteen, we're drowned in Elkhart
river while bathing to-day. The for
mer was taken with cramps, but when
Haney vent 70 his rescue both sank. A
large force OF men are dragging the
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The following games otbase ball were
played yesterday: Baltimore s, Louis
vile 5; Cincinnati Z, Boston 8; cleve.
land 10, New York 5; Brooklyn 8, Chi.
cago o; st. Louis 10, Washington II ;
Philadelphia II, Pittsburgh 8.
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Dato Of .sarlIament,s DIsaoiutIon.

LoSpox, June 1s.--In the house OF
commons to-day Mr, Ballour, the gov.
ernmsnt leader, stated that parliament
would be dissolved between June l9apd
June q.
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NInety.seven Rep ortotl Lost.

CHICAGO, Jure 14.-The steamer Viola
with party Of ninesy-seyen ladies and
gentlemen from the Northwestern Uni.
versity is reported lost With all on
.hnarh lS
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s...L,l n,.nn.eh o Me Inltlllotne.t.

Special Dttroich 10 ne 4n'etsoeHcs.
WAsHiSo7oS, D. G., June 1S.-The
Republican politicians who engaged in
the contest for the supremacy at the
Migneapolis conyentionare returning to
the city. Consul General John q.
New is the hero Of the hour. The meet
ing between him and President Harri-
son is said tohavo been almost touching.
General New, like all capable leaders,
urged the merits OF tho candidate he
represented as being responsible for the
victory, and is disposed to bolittle his
personal efforts for Mr.. Harrison at tho
convention. lie IS confident Of the
Presidents reelection, and thinks the
rumblincs Of discomfort among the
leaders Of the defeated faction will soon
die away. He thinks President Harri :
son is stronger now than he has ever
been before the people Of the country.
General New leaves for London, his
foreign post, some time this week.
Apropos OF the greeting between the
President aud General New, 1t is gen.
orally remarked among all callers upon
the President that the latter's manner
has undergone a material change dur
ing the past few days.
His friends in the Minneapolis con-
test were friends indeed, as they we're
friends in need.
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STRUCK BY A STORM
The "windy oity" hit by q q severe
Summer Blast.
TRE BIG DEMOCRATIC RTGYIM

sustaius Partial Damages--Two Per.
sons arc Known to Have Becn
Killed, Many Fatally aad Others
Painfully Injured :. Considerable
Damage Done to Property-.Pla.e
Glass Windows Blown in and Roofd
and chimneys Wrecked:
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For Western PennsyivAnja, continued wafuler
night by local raInS and thunder storms, and
cooler along the lakes,
For West Virginia, continued warm and most
clear weather: Bouth w1ndA
For Ohio, lsane as for Western Pennsyl ylTania,l
TEMPERATURE YETEaDAH,
a. FurnIShed by C. SCItNEPP, druggist eornAF
Market aud Fourteenth AtIeeLl
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BouTE1LE ON BLAINE.
Ho Says He DOn't Think HO Wants to Go
to the senRte.

He Says He Don't Think Ho Wants to Go
tothe Senate.
MINNEAPOLIS, MiSS., June 12.-Con.
gresham Boutelle. Of Maine, is still in
this city spending week with his
brother and sister, who reside here. He
was asked to-day to give his opinion Of
the talk about sending Mr.. Blaine to
the senate to succeed Senator Hale. HO
said he did not know whether Mr..
Blaine would care to goto tho senate,
but he had no hesitation in saying that
any honor in tho gift OF the Repnbit-
cans OF Maine that Mr.. Blaine may do.
sire would DO enthusiastically bestowed
upon the great leader.
President to bo Notified Ne1t Monday.
WAsnrSeroS, D. C., June l3..Tho
President has received q telegram from
Governor Mckinley, chairman OF tho
committee appointed by the Rcpubli.
can convention TO notify President
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rnE FIGHT IN TENNESSEE.

Among the arrivals from Minneapolis
to-day was Col. A. NJ. Hughes, who
was chairman Of the Tennessee delega-
ton during tho convention! He says
the Republicans will make big fight in
Tennessee this campaign.
General Cutcheon, an ex-representa.
tive from Michigan, says Michigan will
give Harrison as big a majority as he
had last time, namely 23,0e0 votes.
Gen. NJ. NJ. Estee, Of California, who
has been mentioned for some time past
as a probable addition to President
IIarrison's cabinet in case a present
member is sent to the supreme bench,
called at tho White House to-day.
CALIFORNIA ALL HIGHT.
General Estec feels sure the Republi-
can ticket will carry California this fall.
While Mr.. Blaine is intensely popular
in California and his nomination would
have aroused much enthusiasm, there
has been no spirit OF antagonism mani
tested toward the President. On the
contrary his administration is regarded
out there as most successful one, be-
cause OF its cleanness and conservatism.
There Is no foundation. in General Es-
tees opinion, for the reports that CALI
fornia seems to be inclining to Democ.
racy. The state is producer and the
products. wool, wines, prunes and
other fruits are Of u kind that need pro-
lection. In reference to the Democratic
allegations that dissension in the Re
in the Republican ranks willbo marked
this fall, General Estee says that the
grumbling Of the few will be drowned
by the cheers Of the enthusiastic rank
and file.
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4 UDWIG DUPLACE, Tetuan 5, 3ircs om
stones, mercanc1as secas, fabrica do licores
Um agenLes de los VapOres de SobrinOs de her :era
Iompa1laA de Seguros Marftimas de Ilcen-
Z a.
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8 Puerto-Rico Mario L de 1892. Oacinas San !
:. DIRECTORlO,
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs CAsAS DE COMERCI0 DE

SAN JUAN DE PUERro-R1co
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12d NyVO2q qLUzal.
GUARNICIoNERIA Y.COLcHoNERIk
de Jose Torres y Perez
UM1Cc EN IT. RAA6O

~ SEl duei0 de este acraditadO eatahIecitnients
slene e honor dc parCoipar al pnblico haherIo tsa
ladadO de ia salio de TetpAp ndm. ii La dc Sal
Eranciseo ndm. E8, local mas AEaplioy cSntriee en
donde ofrece sas sarv.eos al pablieo On log rance
expresadoa, 8 los cue ha cuaasgrsGo mas de vainSa
amos dc prASSica On Ioa pTincpaies talerea de Eu&
Fopa.
Contecciona y e0sapoae teds eIass de arnssca
para caball0s de coche aiila.
Verifca todo trsbajo del rasne de- guarnteje.
nerfa 8 talabarterfa, por diffoil compneade 'gae
sea, as1 oonao coastruye tam biaa coichoass aiuae
hadas, lonas para caaaas niatas da eusro, c.acreS
raa dc visle, cinturones demas objetos psreansz
cientes dichoE ramos.
] I1ene el gusto dc Ufreser tamhian 6 las sefo-
rae sen0Tlfas IN varlassoe aurtidD do ointuroaea
DC ultlma modA y da todos pcecios. -. gt,-at,
ConstFuye correaies para nilitaree, volunta-
rios armada.
Ofrece tambien I'M variado surtido de fundas
de reWolvers, asf negraa como de dolores, Hsas
grabadas, siUas de montar para senoras y cabaile
rOs, elegantes cabezadas con adornGs senclilas,
Drdas espuelaa de varias classes, sudaderos, foe.
tes tOd0 10 necesario para enjaexar un briosc
cabatlo con la e.egancia y gusto que pueda desear
q mas aPuestO Jlnete para montar con OrGullo.
Aeuda el pdbico que desee proporclonarse
esoa articnlos cualesqRiera otrOs del raUao esss
acFeu6adO 6Htaploclmiento, en- la seauridaa de,
que quedara sumamente eomplaoldo, NO solo boz
La busaa caiidad de los objetos. sin0 por "a de.
gancia baratura al extrsme do NO tenar coRbe.
seacla an toda La Leila, pues ia nerma da "a dueru
no 90 Otra cue dejar eomplacido al gusto faa axa.
4anta de sns fayOreeed0rss.
: .Puersp- Kico, g de Ol Membra de 1881.
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go 1NLAx Y BkOIHERS, Marina, Casa de girOi
Ra cOmisiones, cOmpra venta do mercaderias er
genera, San JustO
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ARCOs PIERA, Fortaleza 81, Dep5sito de
mn calaado dc todas classes.
- Sc detalla,
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Ta RATIO TINAUD, San Jose IL, Joyeria ca
Az 50 de prestamos,
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a. AIGU. CIVIDANES 90, Tetuan So, alme.
cen1stas de provisiones de todas procedeneiae
u para ventae Dor mayor.
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EaARCEL0 Y PERUJO, Tetuan 35, Complete
NAsurtido de provislones para ventas por mayor
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aN oancias al pOr mayor. San Justo 19. Sus
~ tiendas al detail, La Bay0nsonesa y La OSadad
GOndnI.
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MOCHOA Y HERMANOS Tetuan 49, Comi-
sisnss, gires almacen de povisiones de todae
- prOcedencia agentes del vapor costanero EMl
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a VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
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4 Aballeros, artfculos para viaje, especialidad
n camas de hierro etc, ImpoftaciOnes directas
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p ELK NJ. BOADA.-Agencia Martina Conner
Im cIal sltuada en- la Gale del Comercio Marina,
espaldas del Dep6sito Mercantil.
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:. As1ON v 10, san Justo II, Estenao
% Esad. slrtido de mercancfss, agentes de La
D Lgtstaana Sociedad de Seguroa de Vida,
Exiatt noias Ce hliO especial para coser.