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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
1 GLORIOUS NIGHT IN THE TENTH.
Hssts or Ne noersts Mnreh n Fisrine Lsnes
Throuxh East Side Streets

Hests or DE noerats March n F1srsng Lsses
Through East Side Streets
The Tenth Assembly District Tammany Or
ganization. In an effort to show how strong 1t
lie and how much interested IL Is In the cam
paign. set the whole east side OF town into
blaze OF enthusiasm last night. Those who
saw what was going on and did not know tho
cause thought that Tammany had ordered
grand demonstration all along tho line. In
reality. however. 1t was only the jubilant De-
mocracy Of the Tenth setting good example.
They filled q score OF streets with the glitter
OF torches and the glare and uproar OF rockets
and bonn bs; they caused the sky to redden for
two hours as though the whole district were
consuming in a great fire: they congestsd the
streets and sidewalks oil through their dis
trict and set such currents OF people to flow
ing in after them from every direction that the
whole east side was In q tumult-
1t was announced beforehand that tho Tenth
would have ttetorchliRht procession with a
their club house at 300 East Fourteenth street
hs Saa has
in line. and with such effects of red lights and
on sSpSs not Ht ten fssn Tn sasss
his soul would have been delighted For the
professions PROF. and knows their hne points, There
were other Judges present notably an Ola man nan
VINO BAlu n6 nAU lVeu III tHe uibliiCS siA'S
years and had seen PROFESSIONS both IN ana
out Of II. and he said he had never seen tho
lk o before. =. -,
1t was especially gorgeous at the club house
where the Hon. Amos J. Cummings anu the
Hon. Floyd King had been entertaining sew.
eral Thousand waiting people With req r;, hot
the other, issues Of the campaign. The re-
mont Tnmmany men whom leader John heilly
had invited. among them being MI Richard
nto Xisv. ths nolire had hard work In pushing
At tho head Of the procession rode Capt
Dennis Mccarthy. tho Grand Marshal. with his
aides. Just behind them was u great wagon
with pictures OF Cleveland. stevenson. and
Glroy arranged in a triangle. and iluminnted
by several powerful calcium lights. Ihen
came a number OF horsemen; among whom
WAS Coroner MESSENGER. and behind marched
brigade after brigade Of voters. each headed |
by u band. and each designated by some ban |
ner or transparency.
This spectacle caused tho greatest enthu- |
siasm at the club house and indeed every |
where along Its route. There were two steam |
fire engines that whistled in time to tho |
music and dispelled any drowsinesS that |
might have failed to DO affected by lesser ,
noises. Leader Reilly had got ready luncheon
for tho invited guests and the luDtlation IN
the club house outlaste the parade by several
hours. 1t is probable that the Tenth district
will not be ablo to regain its wonted quiet |
until after election day. As that was what
MIR. Reilly was striving for. he IL no doubt con-
t0nt
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The right OF the single Republican Inspector
OF Election TO override tho authority OF the
two Tammany Hall members OF the Election
Boards will be argued in tho Supreme Court
Chambers at 10', O'Clock this morning. The
question Is brought into court on an alterna-
two writ Of prohibition issued by Justice In
graham yesterday. on motion OF James W.
Halves. directing the Police Commissioners to
take no further action regarding james f.
Barron. tho Rcpublican inspector. who was
tried before them ON Tuesday for obstructing
registration.
, Tho writ is accompanied by an order to the
Police commissioners I" show cause why. an
encs with Barron should not issue.
The contention OF Lawyer Howcs is that only
section $50 OF the Con solidatiOn act was
amended by tho law OF 1892. Fection 1.S5S
was not amended. he said nor was section
registration and the latter 10 the receipt II
bnllots. and rnch requires tho presencH and
Affirmative action Of ";hroe inspectors" for
the registration or the receipt Of q vote.
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Their Petitions are Irregular hut They arc
to Run In Jersey city.


There are only two indepenGent candidates
for Assembly in Hudson county. John +.
Lynch in the Fifth district and John j. Moran
IN tine Sixth district. They nre both hahitunl
Independent candidates. They get knocked
out every time. but they come UP smiling at
the next election and run again. Under the.
existing law any ambitious patriot can run
Tor an Office and have his printing done ut the
public expense provided he gets IN Il petition
with 200 signatures aitnched to ii asking him
to be- u candidate. Gcttin. 200 signatures Is
not difficult when there is city directory
handy.
When Lynch's and Moran's petitions were
filed in til. County Clerks Office, County Clerk
Mclaughlin noticed that there was IL remark
able similarity IN the handwriting II about
two-thir,Is ul tn" 81 Gn.rs ite suspected that
the etitions were fraudulent. and felt inclined
to reject the petitions. but decided to get tho
opinion at his counsel Judge McCrath. The
Judge submitte his opinion yesterday. He
said that neither Of tn" petitions cnnforned to
the requirements OF tho law. and that they
III ight he rejected.
Judge McGrath also said that as the obiec-
tion to the acceptance Of petitions must he flied
in writing and lee made specific. it would bo
less trouble to accept tho petitions than to re-
Iect them. The County Clark decided to ac-
cert them and give tho independents their
printing for nothing.
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4 CONVERT From DtMOCEICY.
Mnnus OConnor Adds One Vote and Great
Encouragement TO the q. q. +.


Republicans In and about the Fifth Avenue
Hotel were in fever Of excitement last even
Ing over the announcement of the first convert
from the Democracy. Wayne MacveaGh. Judge
Gresham. Judge Cooley. Lynde Harrison. and
other Republicans OF nationa! reputation have
come out for Cleveland. and Republicans have
no ono to offer as an Offset. They were almost
in despair when. yesterday. they We're lifted
ont of their despondency by the announce
mrnt that II convert had been found "a man
whose vote will count as much rs Judge
Grcsham's,
Tho con Vert is Manus OConnor Mr.. O'Con-
nor Resigned Yesterday as u member OF the
Demorratic organization in tho Twenty second
Assembly district. He says in his letter
AZ am the most radical kind of Drntectionst and
hhtI'rvclanh man cannot. IN justice Ia you and to
my own Conscience. remain any longer member at
party whirh protection To An- rcan industry Is
sututiona. and puts at the head OF its irAct
man whom no rush American could vote for without
ferIng he was turning traitor to his native Land.
Mr.. pConnor resides Mt 34l East Eighticth
street. and Is said to DO u Erocer's clerk.
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Every Brave VIII Turn Out tor Tamma US
Rally Tc.nip H.,

Every Brave VIII rurn Ont for T,mm.pv,.
"s ''"'s"''
Final arrangements for the second and last
OF the Tammany Hall ratification meetings. to
DC heiu IN lammany Hall and its neEhbor-
hood on hs were ,, perfected Yesterday Soth,
luz mas oeeh 'e't unuohe TO MAKE this the
grandest demonstration which the braves
r nav" ever made IN political canvass. and Mr.
.roker says mat II Will be oil that is promised.
great nrmy OF rammonv vo,ers L.on .nne.led
=. .hi ,,.r ~, n''.' "'pe"'eu
W as 4" 'his. heretofore thcS nave pcehurawn
was being made for the local offices. and have
o"''u themselves no"rse. ior ioch' cah"i-
y,t;o w., t"o ,"u",ons % '"e', VI
na,"n,I an" a",h''y sa.hor'"u INC STATE ana
rI'o ' nominees OF 'ne i,emoefacS' Now;
WIN All clements OF contest for the control
o. tro' IN, m"n'cl" demonstration eliminated
Iron IN" r"n."ss 'hry ar" called uron to come
on, !" greater numbers than ever Tor the sake
n,,,ai,I''s r WV ., enI"" '''',. ,eioeln''
said yesterday he has no doubt. - "'' ~''"e'
Of ne .,sr n'oEramms for tn extension Of line
, Union square t. ,he plaza has leon aban
s Grow 50 thnt IT. wtuid hayo more TN" urnear-
ninth Regiment Band viii become several
IA 81 inn n wi rpi Sh moi.
IN ~, H., n nnJ - ~ - "''' i"S'S
" - 1870, ,t ~ N: " ~ ~ 'o,'i = ,
n nag, i'.an niriaci -. Muuue"n OF me speak
eTS committee announces the following
speakers tor the meeting in the big hall:
Senator John g., tnrli,l, oI kerturtv Sepatnr
Arthur u ,,nrunr ,f N,,r,.l,nJ 90. win,
Il H.. ~ -, 80. ~ ,". ,''''ti w. i!i"!it
Eonrria -, s'I II SCI! ~, W. g. nam Oh
n1eolGia.,aincS ~. Ecck OF ini.aGnlphln. starr
I.oNt Ichpls. District Attorney Niroll, Con-
EresS:n"n Cochran. Warner Fellows, Cum
ningS. Fitch, and Dummy and Franklin Burt-
LETT, JosrI,l i D'Irrnhuc will nrasij,, ~
Ten stands frr oi,,tnnr ,n,.',tinrs will Il.
or. tn1 nnG ','t.,tss WI. ne
,,' ~, h'. u ia. MIN anu lWrriN" Hi"hkerS
~ neen aS-!ghtu 70 ehch. Ih-ir location
the names OF 1l. ,haicmen. and the SPELL
bidders are rs follows:
st.u,,x .r., x.,. :, r,,,,,,,r.u r., r.,,
mis-" an ~ .n';,'in al inN ON.
Thmma. r,rI Esri"v W. NV r, ,'' Inst, n.usw
NJ ,.,li, 80 ~ "a 1880 i.",?
Wc,;n,It; i, n"I .'r' ha'ni 1.hn y.
Nc nt",,,'n .ri, r" "h go.
C. ."I,." '''' "'''e'' ""''' ana LOWS
SIAM - v.., ,t,,. -, ,,,,,,. ,,,r p.-r,-,
,i,n.y ~ ,r,,,, . ", .'"ru
,ari'is 49,, W,',n , ''',t'
:. mn. ii I,,,,.. II 49, ~. a., l,,,',.. =
Hrnll.y Ih,riss l. .,,,'n,. I, IL NJ ;l,",u ,Srr,
van llrri, I,nn-tly ,lnr"h + "a .n"l lanes Us
horn. l,,v'.r pr,vuc ana Wil,,,m Sw,n,srr w. vs.
srnInl s., 5 ,"in-r im?,l emn. .ui Thirteenth
In,,u SuIyr- ;l,,Irv II.r,,n, II il,'r ~ Il,r. M,rn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

There are many Democrats in the Twenty
eighth Assembly district. and nearly all Of
them turned out last night TO make Tho finest
parade Harlem has witnessed this year. 1t
was long. dazzling. and full Of enthusiasm m.
The many clubs in West Harlem made good
showing. and nenrly all the club houses were
decorated with banners and lanterns. The
Manhattan Club house. at Columbus avenue
and l2eth street. look ed the gayest.
District Leader William stillings planned
the parade. Mr.. Walter Scott was the Grand
Marshal. Among. tho organizations in line
wer: the Red Men. the Csrmansvills Demo
Harlem Mechanics and Workmsn. Manhattan.
Vile Club. MassRsoit Club. John J. Troy Asso-
citation. John Mustard Association. Riverside
John Cooper Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
HELMER'S BI.OzONE CURE,

which, until January. 1893. only. I will sell to
you for $1,000 cash. The remedy has cured
consumption. and II DR.. Gardner Of Washing.
ton the late Mrs. Harrson's physician, has
stated. IA credited to him by the newspapers
that It is CERTAIN KNOWLEDGE THAT
THERE Is NOTHING KNOWN THAT WILL
CURE CONSUMPTION" ho has still some
thing to learn. have never written a word to
antaEonizo the medical profession. When my
discovery is adopted. the many slurs cast upon
1t 10y nearly all scholars. past and present. not
In its fold. will fall to the ground. l have
steadily refused to allow my remedy to b
handled by any one not n graduated physician.
and now declare that, with the exception OF
Ohio. whore DR.. Clark represents i-Ozone.
will have no representative for whole State
except a chartered medical faculty OF such
State. When my discovery shall DO fully known.
tho medical profession will be putting millions
OF dollars per annum into its own pockets that
1t is now robbed OF by INSCRIPTIONS pretend
ers and quacks. whose nostrums In the hands
OF tho Ignorant work positive injury.
Irirate parties must remit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
I!nrr,soE's ON &C nld~r- Claim the III: hit 10
Int rfcre In ihr !, rr'ions.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 3.-vuit"I states Marshal
Jacobus Of New YORK o-lpF ;ei"@laIhcd hero
calling attention to Chairman Shrnhan's cir
cular. sent out yrst'. dAy. and ASKING Tor IN
structions. A"tlns NJ fu"r-heaeFal Aldrlch
Photographed him g., tninw Ntorncy-Gcncral
Millers circular T. the !"tt"r. lie said that
tho circular would le upheld by all the au-
thority Of tn" Federal Government. and he
particularly mlhl, !2"l tho clos ne paragraph
OF that circular. which roads a, follows:
'TAr duty and the authority OF tho Super
y!sors and deputy marshGs in the promises
Hrnt0o plain to he misunderstood. bearing
in mind always that they are officers Of tho
p"ara rs we'll as officers Of the election. and
never forgetting that whore tho state sta'uts
CONFLICTS with the statute of the United states
touching thrs" elections. IN" national sta'G'o
is paramou ami must 10 "heyed those on
ccrs should 60 forward quietly. lut f"S".u'"y
in the DISCHARGE of thnr du'l"s. without lear
or favor 'lut with IN" i'ru Grt'r"lna'Ion. -
Lar as III thrG lies un'"r ~" law :" -"r may
tn"T,. is mn hur"-'. '.," AMI ttr"'".t?n hu4
u 'ar rrtlrn ana, "nl ''S, o.! u' N''r-'
II. ". Mu.h"g, I'it"l "'h'"' .".l ~ i9r no
nI,II'- ,.'trlr. ~ A1r.,ula. "l''" tho Ator-
c,.'.rt.IA, II iH.'N"
,.,. his .-utri lIl. u4T'"r . 'H'rh drpGty
+, '','. I.,, w. ''r,au.., r.-.. .p". 'ml"p.tMis
,I.'f a'rr'r .''' ',,, en, m a,,.
! ..l'l. 90 he ,'rro' ~, ''.uou; an! ~onnhe
n - M. .,.r,' "a -u",ural nyJuh'f beforehand.
Tlo 'il"wu- r"I!y Was sent at II o'clock
w.smycros. Nov ?. 1892.
,cr 49, o,raerarr mcircusr mailed YESTERDAY Use
,,-,e Al II ry arc peace "trer. and not pArt,srs
~ ,t IN" .w vas enacted to secure free aud hon
ArnK'cn. Acting Attorney General
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District Meetings To.nicht.

But few Tammany Hall district meetings
will be held tonight because OF the big mass
meeting in the Wigwan. Here 10 Q Complete
list:
Fourth Assembly District. Hebrew Institute Fast
Broadway ann Jen orson Street ers Col Robert
Townsend. Assembiyman Myer j. Stein, ana Vim L.
sweetser 49, ''' 80
Fourteenth Assembly District. BIS First Avenue
NJ Tying. 80 ''
Tweniynfth Assembly District: Ninety eighth Street
And Second ayenuo-speakers; n. Taylor Fhelps A j.
Westermeyer. Thomas ". rittman. T. g. simons and
Patrick II, Meagher.
Twenty.seventh Assembly District, 10th Street and
Third ADMINISTRATION David WEIGH. GsU. p. Web
ster, and b. j. Tinney.
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Republicans to DO Arres:ed In Hunaie Ior
fs,so Hegistration.

BUFFALO. Nov. 2.-Evidencs OF fraud In the
registration done under the supervision Of
Republican leaders have been brought to
light to-day and tho evidence was laid before
United States Commission for the arrest of
over 100 Republicans. Detectives have hcrn
1T work securing evidence against certain
Republicans for weeks past. lhoy have been
successful, and Chairman Illig said this
afternoon That $50 warrants would be sworn
out. IT Is likely that the arrests, will be made
Tomorrow but 1t is IMPOSSIBLE Tonight 10
ascertain the names of the accused persons.
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Democratic )Vheelmcn Meet.

Tho Democratic wheemen Of Harlem burn
ed red fire last night in front Of the headquar.
t"rs OF the Harlem Democratic Club at 10
East l?oth street. Tho hall was filled with
rnihuslas's.n ana there were many aides in the
hhlcohy mo meeting was address sod by
GEORGE J.; Mehstor. candidate for Assembly
rom me iwenty,seNcH; district: Charles W.
DAYTON Frank +. IlipIIc. and John c. Tom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
Eyrnes As.e mbles His Cspta,u..

Superintendent Byrnes summoned all the
police Captains to Police Headquarters yes
terday afternoon. They were closcted with
him for more than half an hour. The Captains
were requested not to disclose what took place.
thinG. 1t 10 said that tho Captains assembled
t. receive their instluctions for ELECTION 1ay.
lowed In few days By y specific writ On order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
A CoIored Omc~ hoIder Colonizlus Negroes
In Indiana.

WASHINGTON. Nov. "A. A. Wilson. who was
Marshal OF the District OF Columbia under Mr..
Cleveland. said tonight that Perry Carson. the
colored Republican leader. has been absent
from his place In the Marshals office for near
lytWo months. colonizing Washington negroes
In Indiana. Hundreds Of coored men, he
vote In the doubtful States through the agency
Of Carson. who was conspicuous as a Blaine
delegate to the Minneapolis Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

n,-,on.. Col. shepard for Cleveland,

I|osToN. Nov. 2.-Col. T. o. Shepard, a weli-
known member OF the bar OF this city, AZ VITO
WAS Judge Advocate General OF tie s'aN7 Of
III" Republican Governors. Ame- an! ''rh'Se't-
writes to tho Boston HcrnI i"' A." me
InrO Y. state bank tax. anG For" ' lies;
Hud -, ing that he VIII vote ~ "a anu
INl~srll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

Morgan Brother storage warehouses, 282 23A 2ss
". s7th 81. near B'wAy Large pAdded vans for re-
and shipping promptly attended to- Telephone, liS31
-las
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
To Physicians 0n|y!

DEAR DOCTOR: II you have member oi
your family suffering from any form of chronic
disease whatsoever. discard all educational
prejudice and send for n three M ontas' SUP.
ply OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03
S I 600

for monthly home treatment as tho above
oler is only open to physicians. whose card
must accompany their orders
STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC
Is affirmed by cures Of chronic syphiliA
dropsy. catarrh. obesity consump tion, hay
fev"r. nervous prostration. dyspepsia, rheu.
matsn. the alcohol and tobacco habits, epi-
lcpsy paralysis. kc.
OF what other ono remedy can the Same DO
said:
In ordering state the condition Of your
patient. doctor!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

-FOUR obedtent servant,
N. HELMEl:, Chemist,
SEE Brondway. south.
enst Corner 18th ~.
New York CITY.
RROOkI.YN OFFICE
Dr. =. SIl.SIsE1., \. W,
Corner 9th Ave. and l7th
street.
BRIDGEPORT OF.
FI f.; Dr. II. NJ. DICK.
ISSOS.13D Fairfield Ave.
Dr.. W. ". CLARK,
sole Agent for Ohio, sic
Franklin Ave-, Oiumbus,
Ohio.
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PL.TTsBuRGH. Nov. 1.-The Hon. George W.
Palmer. former member OF Congress. Minis
terto Liberia. and Assemblyman. a lifelong
and ardent Republican. published letter to-
for Cleveland. The announcement has ere.
ated CONSERVATION in the Republican ranks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-03

bear ." Aiad thu Hrrxa'.s In Furniture
Now Offering At Fnts stores ltth st. ana 9Th sv-Ldv
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FllEGOS LRTlFI(lllE
Y " OIL DO r h y.

III que snscs.bs, bastante conoei-
do ,iel p6blico y aereditAdo pirolec-
nioo, orrccc sns sefvielos psofeslo-
nal 1 todos los que gusten hon.
rA,ale con aus pedidos, en Ia segu-
rsdsd d. qne serAn comp'aoidos con
cl esmero = pnniualldsd que 20
siene Acssdl,ados tanto en- esta Isla
como ,n~sa lie ella; eonstruye q
e. psirho sucsias, cas,illos, tat thadas
= mnhcc . ingando Ia espAda cnal
! ncsswscs cn ei campo dc est~llA.
Los sscs AleAldes, Coras pAEfo'
cay drmAs suiossdadcA J raiiieu.
Il RE san las que paedsn salif mas
benaogaAaos con lns rncAsgo@ CUE
- ssrvan osden ~. pass ei uissmo
Aii neAsfo sr O. II pscEcse 4 IL per-
~ ? alnenss al rnrso cue 80 lr dc
ngse pass dlsigss lua Gaesea
Ress e~n Ssisncs CT eAaa de Ios
ssoa vsew.,n y Co. Alnaece s'as
CO "a AarsA. . ca sa dumtei lc, o.
lao ae lA UAssts, "a 81 hAsf'o d
rocssA sss Tbessa-~ki [kxasss ~ ~
ssfssseasssa
kssmss4 So @Aalss SxsxAss.
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PlLDORlS RBCQNSTIIUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.
rvlegio exclusive expedido Madrid ell de Mayo de
| 18c |, por el Excnno Sr Minstro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN- LA FARMAOIA DE VALE Y OANOIO,
noa pcstanos dc la ve1dsdera fdmua Ponce Puerto-Ro

Vente anos de ypeenca han demoado las propedsdes toni
n1cas reconstuyente de o cuando rapdmene oas
dependn del empobcmento de
entac6n nutiva habar ugas hdmedos NAL
ventados ertermedsdes anteriores.
Su aoci6n ouava muy ecaz En- las pspscones del
dolores cbez napetena dbdad dolores
eansnco sodera umbdos de oos padez d
e restuyen aor natural meeormos flores bancas
grandes pdda de sa de Ia menuac6n abnndancas
complete desarroo de eda
pubertad ebdad general convsencs de las nfermedadet
aguda tai aeraciones morbosas 6
mas de una coroanema" simple de affection general dec
lesion organizes eCamaar medication
I'm vista de los de a agunos inconve
nlentes notaban practical ha modhcadO formula
de ofrece pbico preparation @ pda
@ 10 comprueba generazado que hsce de
ella en- toda isla.
Con fin de de las muchss mtaopes que de
formula han hecho propdades interiors; debe ex
cada GAIA de egma pocednca este de bca
tapa suPeror selo dice DOCTOR REvERoN Medce
Ornjano Ponce Puerto RCo Ia inferior ms e ado de
recho de Ia a exterior de esa caPonce Agoso 80 de 1890
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DE vENTA

uofa On V.,as, surtido complete.
Aceite LInaza, latas y barricas'
Pinturas superinres.
Hero galvanisado, uso y sca-
sslado
TornillOs con tuerca'
Clavos tonelefo.
Puntas de Paris
Oamas de hierro.
Oolchones de alambre
Mschetes cocodrilo.
Planchas y cumbreras.
OAnales galvanixadoA
Muebles, varias clasea-
Aaquinas dc coser.
Oamisas mallorquinas.
Oalsado dc todas clasea.
Has I" Lus DiAmante"
6urtido general do meroanoiAl
Almacen Dc ios sehores
q AslIa y Co
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wEszs ~ N 0e
VINLNCIO.LUINL I S0BEIkO
Fortaleza IS, 49 y 81.

s-re,,aaorss dirsctos Do yiysrss do todas ola
- urocadenciss. sspsiAlidAd o. qusaoa, viaos
M.tos aonsroaos, licorss dAoa eeryesas, vtnagfes.
frutas conssEvas alinsaticias Do Lon priAeipaiss
1srcados Dc EUROPA AnSEica.
a Aguaa niAeIA.e. tisasA eoa,aaAts exnss.s.. y.
A ~ Issitinas Dc Vichy nArca Hopttals 0tanas
ain. Cesiraxsvils, Yali, CslsaiiAess Ban Huario,
EaadariI. Hasnts aafia, ban 0sExisEs sIRnalA. kee'
m. Puyxasss Rubiaai, OEssa, PAniiccsa, 9f.na.
IA. kadvas, CaEak a1a ylos aessAitsdes vtaea sas
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