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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

The inaugural address of Gov. Frank Brown
OF Maryland. delivered today at Annapolis, is
short and confined to general remarks and
few reflections on the subjects of taxation, the
worlds fair, the ballot law and primary cleo
tons On the topic Of the tax laws, which he
declares need revision, the governor makes no
special Recommendation. Calling attention to
the large sums already appropriated by other
commonwealths to the worlds fair he asks if
Maryland can afford to be absent when interest
and patriotism unite in demanding its presence
On the subject Of the new election system he
appears to think it is very nearly perfect as it
stands and requires only extension TO the nire
counties now exempt from. the operations of
the law. Altogether the tone Of the message is
optimistic, its practical Recommendations
vague.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

For three years has grip gone his rounds, and
many thousands are his victims. Science has
90 lar been bafied, but the hunt for the bacillus
Is active Sometimes 1t has been found"
The fact that the search for il continues shows
that the rumor OF the find is premature. 1t
IS hoped that the doctors may yet learn how to
stamp out the disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

One OF the things that the brickmakers' con-
vention proposes to discuss is tho formidably
low price OF the product in which they are in
terested- The police would probably be de-
lighted to have the brick bat made so expen-
sive that IL would be entirely out OF reach for
the purposes OF the extempore street fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

The over-zealous jeveler at Annapolis who
fxed up diamond crown for Governor Browns
wife for the Inauguration reception has pre-
cipitated a good deal OF embarrassment The
governor has prudently determined to have no
display whatever in connection with his INSTALL
rnent in office. II is another case where q man
needs deliveranee from his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

The "hcalth rumor" is making excellent
progress in England in connection with the
Duke Of Clarence's illness. The situation is
very similar to the corresponding case in Amer
lea The doctors furnish the bulletins and the
public does the guessing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Senator Voorhees, has jumped on Senator
Hills presidential aspirations with the remark
that he lives too close to Wall street. Hill
might adopt the Brice idea and catch public
sentiment in oil sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Possibly Congressman simpsons resolution
to investigate the Agricultural Department is
an outcome Of disposition to get even for the
ysgaries of the weather bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Washington's double-barreled political cam
paign is becoming wildly exciting. When one
Of our conventions refuses to adjourn to take q
drink IL Is evident that it means business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
CHEvAL MrRnons.

ESQ cheva in solid mahogany and brass. Reduced to
500
ESQ Cheva In OAK. deliberately carved Reduced to
eco
$50 cheval in White maple. Reduced to ESQ
ei5 Cheval in gold and imitation mahogany. Re-
duced to $35.
s2S Cheval in oak. Reduced to s22
s27 Cheval in oak Reduced to s2l.
s24 Cheval in imitation nahogany-brass trim
mings. Reduced to slS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

"He's brick," is an expression of slang that
receives renewed importance through the con-
vcntion in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
HAIL FURNITURE.

$50 Antique Oak Hat Rack. Reduced TO s115.
GAO Antique Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to SIG.
sl10 Antique Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to s95.
sSo Antique Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to Sos
s40 English Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to $50.
$50 10th Century Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to SOS
s27 10th Century Oak Hat Rack. Reduced to SCI
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Aspecial sale Of Corsets becsns In the
morninS. The window Snow. IL. We
Keep clear OF al corScts we cannot con-
scieutiously recommend. All We have
in the Ircsent stock can be rciied uron
ss being the best va,ae the amounts can
possibly buy anywhere. rrioes besin
with SOC. A good Coutn Corsc; IN both
White and Gray. SOC. por pair.
The &C. r." Corset manufactures
send US a Corset which they claim 20 10
aimos; equai 20 Their Lowest grade
&C. T." l;isa domestic Cors.: n,o,lel..a
after their imported shapes. IL has
couhle side ~tec,s. high bust, Iona waist
AMI finished with satecn re.nfonc.uentz.
Especially suited 70 the present style Of
drapsry. Black. White and Gray. our
zriec. 81 per pesr.
''R. 4 a." CoRSETs. The most
rroiainent feature Of the ''R. a O."
Corsets - their long waist. since tie
present style o; drap,ry became a..
fashion tie demand for these oo-seis la.
steadily increased We have the "R. A
g." Cors-ts in White, Gray aud Black at
Ell. sl.5O and so. 50.
Up. D." CORSETs Another ex-
celient shape. with a very large follow
Ing. p. ID. CorSc;s in cOut.l aud sste m.
in White and Gray, sLs5. ESQ ana
s3.25
THE sILvTA."-Another &C. Pc
Corset Of French woven couin, extra
long vast. 81. 80 PER palr.
&C. P"COksETs.- They have never
had . superior. We have the full rang.
OF qualities and colcrs IN oouul, sateen.
Italian cloth ana satin. IN White. Gray,
Black. Pink aud L.ight Blue. Prices.
81. $50. 81. -. s325. ESQ. s5 and
g.. 30 per pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

Nobody has mentioned Ward McAlllster a.
eligible to the House restaurant management
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

The decease Of the khedive promises lively
vake among European powerh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

WAMs1EY, & NEpwEL1.
325 N. CHARLES ST..
BALTIMORE ND,
Will open at
WILLARD HOTEL PRIVATE PARLORs,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.
TO
FRIDAY. JANUARY 22,
A Full Line Of
IMPORTED COSTUMES. WRAPS.
DINNER, RECEPTION AND CARRIAGE GOWNS
AND MATERIALS FOR MAKING SAME
Orders taken and filed with dispatch. ja13&21
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THREE More New DEPARTMENTS

About Friday or Saturday We shah
open three more new DEPARTMENTS, viz:
Hamburg Embroidery Department,
Lace Department.
White Goods Department
We shall have more to say about these
later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

The democratic contention that the reci-
procity feature of the Mckinley act is uncon-
stitutional by reason Of the so-called devolution
on the President of legislative functions is now
before Congress in the form OF a resolution
providing for an inquiry into the subject by
the ways and means committee. At the time
the feature was Incorporated into the measure
this point was made by some of the demo-
Gratis who also appeared to think tina. reci-
procity was too good a thing for their political
enemies The making Of the point indicated
some disposition to get even with the republi-
cans The trouble about ii is that the means
are not equal to the accomplishment of the end
sought. If, as Mr.. Breckir- re seems TO adj
init, reciprocity is a sound +. iyle and policy
why should he seek to undermine it en- a tech
nicality? 1t is not likely that the courts will
hold that contingent administrative details are
legislation 1t is probable therefore that the
constitutionality Of the provision will be main
tanned if judicial decision is ever made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
PoRT1EREs.

g. Portieres reduced to e. 50 .
e1O Portieres. . patterns. reduced to &C.
81 Portieres. g patterns. reduced to s4.1a
The "a and $40 brand new goods. heavily
ringed top and bottom and with dado and frieze pat
terms. and only offered for one week a. leader.
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20 Per CENT D1scouSr.

One-fifth of the price marked on all other garms
In the Wrap Department. which includes:
Ladies' Shawls, from 5Oc. to $40 each
Ladies' Plain Jackets. from S5 to 81 each.
Fur-trimmed Jackets. from $S to $40 each.
Seal Plush Jackets. from sl2 to S35 each.
Seal Plush Wraps. from els to SAT each
Seal Plush Coats. from els to $40 each.
Bernhard Capes from SIT to s35 each.
Winter Flannel Wrappers, from 81 to Is each.
Robes de Chambre. from SIS to slS each.
Imported Tea Gowns. from S12to $25 each,
Colored Silk Waists. from So to 30 each.
Bedford Cord Waists, from 90. rs to IS each.
Flannel Waists. from 81. 0S to &3 rs each
Children's Cloth listers. from "a to SIS each.
Misses Cloth Jackets. from a. to el8 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
DINING RooM FURNITURE.

el2o Fine Oak sideboard. Reduced to s1oo.
e10O Fine Oak Sideboard. Reduced to SIS.
$50 Fine Oak sideboard. Reduced to sT2
s22 SolA Oak S;deboards. Reduced to sl6.
s20 Solid Oak Sideboards. Reduced to ala.
s22 Walnut SIT. Extension Table. Reduced to SIG.
S23 Walnut loft Extension Table. Reduced to ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
Foa TIE EVENINGS Or '32.

Haven't you had trouble in finding thu
various articles Of your costume to match in shadeY
Ne are making speciality of Evening Silks Chiffon
Dress Material and Rufing. Fans. Ribbons Feathers
and Feather Trimmings. Corsage Bouquets six
Hose and Underwear. Kid Gloves, six Mits
&C.. all to match in color. Variety unexceled quail
Next you the step in the store ana
allow Of experts to at you with pair Of Uu-
dressed Kid Gloves We have all the scarce tnts aso
Black end White. Lower prices than usual for best
MousQuetaires IL buttons. s. % III buttons e. Is:
20 buttons, g. 90; 30 buttons. shoulder length.
"a. 50 paix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

1885, WoarH Or Szors
TO BE CLOSED OUT IN LESS THAN
FOUR WEEKS AT JUST
Go. OK TIE Do11AR
Alarss amount Of Shoes to dispose Of In that time,
but we've voice in the matter. Our store has been
rented for hotel purposes and must vacae by Feb
ruarys Not . dollars worth of Shoes will we carry
out with but will rive to the public who have 20
generously patronized rs in the past
AT 6Oo. OK TIE DOLLAR
You know what that means
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS Cosr
Washington never had and never will again have
such chance to secure such values.
Bale begins
TOMORROW AT A. NJ
And continues until every pair has been disposed Of
Ladies' and Mems a Handmade Shoes now. 25
Ladies' and Mems s3t25 Hand-sewed Welt
Shoes o.. 90
All of our 80 Ladies' and Mems Fine Shoes
sacrinced now q. 90
All Of our Ladies' and Mems 81. so Fine Shoes
go now $1.50
All Of our Ladies'. Mems and Childrens Fine e2
onoes 20 now 91.20
All sL5O Shoes 20 now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
All 81 Shoes go now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6Oc
BARGAINS In RuBsrns.
Mems First Quality Rubbers. 4Oc
Ladies' First Quality Rubbers. 2Sc
Ladies' Second Quality Rubbers.......... 16c
Child's and Misses Rubbers ......,.,, l6c
Mems wool-lined Alaskas Cbest). ............. CSC
Mems Best Buckle Arctics .................. 9Oc
Remember this vast amount Of Shoes must be
closed out in less than four weeks. Can we do
We Musr AND WILL
30 do not delay your visit
HE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE.
S24 Urn ST.. N. w.
FIXTURES FOR SALE. 1t
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Or CLosrOur PATTERNS
HAT CANNOT BE DurLlcArrD.
BED Roox Surrrs.

e2& Antique Finish Suites Reduced to SIS
$50 Solid Oak Suite. with round French bevel Mir.
ror in Bureau. Reduced to $40.
$50 White and Gold Suite. Refused to go
SEQ White Maple Suite. with brd's-eye veneer
panels. Reduced to $50
$40 Oak Suite. in wax finish. Reduced to $50
$50 Antique Oak Suite. Reduced TO eco
eos Antique Oak Suite. Reduced to S55
s2oo Large Solid Mahogany Handsomely Carved
Suite. Reduced to sl4o.
sll5 ouartered Oak Suites, beautifully polished
with swell front Bureau and washstand, handsome y
carved. sllo. Reduced to sso.
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UPHOLSTERY GooDs.

81 Imported Tapestry in patterns Reduced to Soc
81 Tapestry. 80 inches wide. in patterns Reduced
to 1oc.
sl.25 Tapestry, so inches wide, in 4o-yard piece.
Reduced to 75c.
50 Tapestry, so inches wide. patterns Reduced
to Sl.50.
$3.75 Silk Tapestry. 50 inches wide, in l5-yard
piece. Reduced to Sl.J0.
50. so Silk Tapestry and Brocatelle in patterns
Reduced to ESQ.
1000 yards Of Frnges Worth from loc up to
s. 90 per yard. Reduced to DC. up to &c per yard.
PC. Cretonne. Reduced to 15c.
l2hc. Cretonne. Reduo<1 to S5So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

. . . . Q Q Q Q
Tomovrov's program in .
ciudss not only Cotton Un- .
dsrreGr and COrsefs, but .
Furs. Wraps and Evening .
Goods at specsal prices. .
. . . Q
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Winch
You Musr Hurry Fon.
FoR SEAL SIS P1rsH We,ps

Less than wholesale prices The Jackets marked S12
&lo and Sl6 may be claimed for 50 each. All sizes
Latest styles tight fitting vest front REFER styles
% to 30inches long, The correct high sleeves stand
ing and roll collars Satin-lined throughout.
Ol Z For those marked $685. $23 $50. $40 and SlS
Some with collars and cuffs of Astrakhan fur others
with military braid fsenings. others with real seal
trimmings. all lined throughout with heavy satin
rhadame.
So. SO rorehOic. Of Ladies, clo.hyu,s.er. marked
&l3. $I2, Sll, $40, 80, IS and 81 Beaver Cloth
Mixed Cheviots and stripes the materials.
1898 For the Ulster. marked 500, s,s. s,s
Sl7. SIG and ais. Beavers in Gray, Blue and Green
Mixed Chevots in Grays and Black Tan and Brown,
Navy and Gray.
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10 Pm CENT D1scousr.

One-tsnth of the price Of all Ladies' and Children.
Skirts of worseds. cloth and silk also the celebrated
phyllis" Underwear for ladies'. and OF all Childr,ns
Underg arments.
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OLcLoTHS.

Five patterns Of about 20 yards each. Price SOC
Reduced to 2Oc.
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g1Sss iower portion q adjeistne eoix,snJeS Esvs.
Wrsps snd Evsmsne Goods.
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Book CASES.

s4o Antique Oak Book Case. Reduced TO $50.
s3S Antique Oak Book Case. Reduced to s2s.
s32 English Oak Book Case. Reduced to scJ.
s2o Walnut Book Case. Reduced to eli.
Ella Solid Oak Book Cases. Reduced to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13

No
CHARGE
Fon TIE "NAxr"
II II surprising hote many people
have entertained the idea that we are
high priced. They come to Us and
say that they had the impression be-
cause we have always had the reputa-
ton of handling the best" Butter
in the city that we CHARGED '.fancy
pr,ees." Nc, our prices are no higher
than many pay for Butter re,y much
tntsrior. We are. and always have
been, firm believers in small profits
and big sales.
.'Eetn Creamery. /" 50. IS and I0e
posnd-best oetatnabls for the
price.
Sharpiess' "ClcveY'' and "Covs'
Brand. Is and SOC. Dcs Doand-nons
Aner.
GEo. M. Oxsr.G J...
LEADER In CHo1cE Table Burrra
Be- wt.o rsey "a It.. csstw AevAs.
- O-streef Market
1sisDAons nso &l3
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Nor,cz.

None Of the articles mentioned above Will Be cold st
these prices after next week. and under consider
stion can We be expected to duplicate any Of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-13
LAST DAYS
OF THE
PA1A1s ROYAL Opening"
Corros UNDERWEAR
AND THE
Souvenirs Or The Occasion.

SoUvENIRS VI lHE OCCASION.
cotton UNDERWEAR is fgurative expression.
We show for 's2 garments Of finest Cambrics. Lawns
and Silks. 10 per cent discount is allowed during the
"Opening" on all garments marked SO. 9S and up
ward We are showing India Silk Underwear in
Black White and all colors. with choice lace and rib
bon trimmings guaranteed to toash. at the following
prices:
Silk Gowns go. so to ego each.
Silk Skirts. GO. % to s12 each.
Silk Chemises. 80. 0s to 50 each.
Silk Drawers So 4S to IS. 6S pair.
lawns, with trimmings Of choice laces and embroid-
cries. are worth seeing if only to admire As much
thought and care has been bestowed on them as on
outer garments
The Gowns. 81. 90 to 7.9S each.
The Skirts. So. 9s to sl5 each.
The Chemises, 80. 9S to S5.6s each.
The Drawers, s3.GS to So pair.
eH1Oper cent of above prices also of the prices Of
Bridal Sets, which shown from 3d. 50 to 800 the
Set.
Those WONDERFUL S4c. GARMENTS.
~ EARLY one thousand pieces have been sold since
Monday morning. The reason is that garments Of
equal quality, with less style and finish elsewhere
| retailing at 9S cents. half hundred styles See
these Gowns with V-shape front Of solid embroidery
and the Paris style turnover embroidery cuffs and
high sleeves. And these Cambria Corset Covers with
embroidery yoke back and front and puff of lace drawn
with ribbons. And these Yoke-band Skirts with L.
inch embroidery founce and two clusters of 4bunch
| tucks above And these Drawers with embroidery
rudae. 2X -inch-wide insertion and tucks And the
| many other garments at 81 cents Can you usually
| ind as good at 9S centsi
ToMonnows "OpEsrser Pn1crs.
lYouI notice the price marked on the garments you
select. Read below for the special prices quoted as
souvenir Of the ''Opening."
SKIRTS.
''Opening" prices. 45c. &c. 9Sc. Sl34
CoRsEr Gowns.
M o1ssld RE's;s S. &c. &c. &c. BE- Is
DRAwEna
M o1ssld DT'ei; ss &c. &c. &c. &c. q 90 90
CHrx1sE-
H csssI s:!s;; :s &c. g. g. g. &c. &C.:
N1eHr Cows.
Marked ss, prices s.::: sas &C.. sksa :iSss
| sY-AT the above reliable 0arwsnts. The more
/ expensive OF nne canbrcs aud best muslin, trimmed
with lacss and sbrodsres; those at the lower
pr4css Of superior muslin. with enbroiderss that will
| wash and wear. All perfect In shape, superior In
anish; tasv~y way rsttabss.
tn. PAIA1s RoYA1
gvSss iovsr portion ef adjeistne eoxsaJ er Fssvs.
Rrsps snd Essasno Goods
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r. NOEL ) 80, San Juato Ia, Surtido general
bdc quincaila y diversidad de efectos, VentaG
nor mayOr detail.
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ALos que suscrben Banqueros
despaeho etes predOs otera del Estado
Louisiana que nos sean Presentation = -
g. @. WaluasIeya Pres Louisiana Nat Bank
a. R0DdWlN. Pres New Orleans Nat. Bank.
@aRl R0hR. President Union National Bank.
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O. e0RRxesUNeah uGexR pAR 90 pIRgeoloN pon nophna
80 vRHAR eoH eLARlrAn
Aqua de Insall1s

PQnsUs on uOn0s 90 expsnds esJa exeiau-
= aqua mineral On esta CApltal I'D. M0,ssseI
BagyyOtG, San Sebastian 81, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
les, D. santos F1lpa, san Justo 8l-Hrea. sn.
1sno 0e Luina ", FOrgals4a esQuina Tans
gA-D. RlorinoO Oarrero, fortalesa e4quina al
Vkiss0 4E-32
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Sc ve1de

IN coche dc 4 asientos. Las personas que
10 iDtefesen pneden diriiirae q. a.lalmacen de los
.. 6orea IAtlmoE y Fernandez -C0meRelo, g.
e 1T
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La Palma

4 cOnAecnenciA de los an6ncios que vienen
publicandose tan " rimbOmbantes" por cierto
POGO eeriOa on que SO pohen MAS ALA de las nu-
bea, Los artfcnloa confecciones de I'M gegtablci-
niento de esta Capital como on aquellos se des
Cubre NO sara intenci6n para el nuestro NOS per
mitimOs lamar la atspci6n hacemcs constar IN
10 este1reapetabls p6blico y snumerosos amigo
de- 10 ISla, que " La Palnias iaxda 1ieno que ervi
diaTA ping1n estAblecimientc de 90 indOle tOcan
20 AlGbondaS delos arsfculcs que importa con
teciOnA, como tAmpOco respecto acAividad v linn
eia de paFroquiancs % prueba irrafutable de clio
Que comets cue sodn, t0dor 10 qne verde
mos % Tan bLeno poi 10 mpaoa g oorne 10 uaeior,
10 arU an oontrarioae Gigs as- --.s--- B. ietna
~ %@s@ s s1 III tzISsGA ~
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VINO SUPERIOR De TORO.

GosA DE GusgO
Este exoelente caldo, de Il Oompania vi.
,iColA Oastellana, 10 venden an cnarterrlaa
] q 90 almaO4n de Ia Gale, de Tetu2n,
tsO-Se Ts.ske Csvsaeaas . Gr
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AtenclOn

Sc voOda II pos .ndalr Vino i alag s., na.
rQe q ~ centavos ~ n5tallA LAs 4lsttcias cane
|QNl eel eamAe0 0k, ~. Elp(aa To-
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- k1dU, C1K1DANEH = 90, Tetuan S8, alnne-
3 para ventas pOr mayor,
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g UOE9ORES De g, MA8JUAN y %, SaT
Francisco "A, Gran almac6n de muebles, Pc
anOs4y ObietOs de fantasia
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\ RENANOIO LUNA z BOBRINO, Tanca
Gran establecimientO de toda clase de cOnservas
" yinOs, icorea, etc, pOrcelanas Rnas, cristale
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n ~ 1LAAR, EABL4N 7 o. Almacen de MeT-
C2ncfas nj pOr mayor. San JustO 10. Sus
y tenGas al detail, La BGy0AsONesG y La Oiwdod
G0MdME 4 E..E Ss
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! UDWIGl DUPLACE, Tetuan g. aircs ;om
stones, 1nercanc1as secas, fabrica do licore
wagentes dc los vapores do SObrinos de her cera
Companies de Seguros Marftimas de acen
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RNUCES0R DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina,
agentee de cOmpra y venta de frutos, FAbrica
0Ddej jlicorss Garantizala pure "a de los mismos
p~1%NIO8 HZAIP1Y San Justo 81, almacen de
r. &aras de tOdas classes, WI =~ssss-~z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-20

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