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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12
LaEStadlsiCa cOn0rcialol 1891

La Administration Central aca'
ba de publican 10 Estadfstics gene
raj del Oomereso> exterior de, esta
Provineia, correspondence al s1lC
de 1891y y ncs proponewos conslg'
mar hoy los prinCipales detalles de
Ia misma, sin perjuicio de hacer
otro dia los concentrates y observA-
clones que correspondent.
Seg1n Ia Estadistica, el movimien'
to general del Oomercio de impor-
taci6n de Europa y America as
cendi6 en- ell afio natural de 1891 8
416.864. .764.48, cuya sums. compa,
rada CON la del ano anterior, da
una bsjs de $1.365, ,62O.27.
La cantidsd en- valores, que AFRO
ia ell Oomercio dc importsci6n con
Europa, asCiende & S11.79S. 500 81,
6 sea, las dos parties de tods la lm-
portaci6p, y SO reparte en- la forms
eipuiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Ha side dictada la sentencia
CONTRA los autores del crImen de la
Vtbora, 6 sea, del asesinato de d.
Antonio Oassdemunt. condenando
q Floreatino Villa. Fernandez We.
ga y FL ,rnaudez DIVA q la pena
d muer.e.
La defensa de Villa ha inter-
ruestO yecurso de casaGi6n.
Au1Que la sentencia era espera-
da en- el miSmo sen'ido en- que es-
ts, Sc reconocen por todos los que
asistieFon 4 las sesiones del juic!o
ora. los soborbios esfuerzos que lle'
varon & caho los abogados de los
iufsliaes delincuentes, sobresslien-
do los conmovedores d'scursos de
los Sres Gonzal.z Saenz y Coma
Iez Lanuza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12
M MANTFIE5TO

Nuestro distinguido amigo Ell Sr
Martin Sanchez, dignisimo Dipu.
tado electo p0r Utuado y Oiales,
hs dirigido q sus electores el 81
guiente, qua con m1cho gusto in
sertamos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Diferencia de menos . 1876, ,533, 60
que, agregada & Is que fgura en- el
Oomercio de Europa, arroja la bs-
ja total de 1924, $50 81, va mani
festada, y que obedece 4 Ia me-
DOE salida dc los principales frutcs
del pals, pues Sc han exportado de
menos On 1891
10097, 1868 kilt 9 asdcsr
1886, ,653 kilos mieles y
> 99S,5S7 kilos cafe.
Los derechos de ls Exportaci6n
pp general sscendieron 4 el07, GOT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Rl Sr Minlstro de UltramA-, 4
instanola del Presidente del Parti-
do Union Constitutional, he auto
riEado al G0hierno General para
cue resuelva 10 cue tengA por coz
veniente sObre la Imposlbllidad de
ser atendidas todas las seccionea
electorales que ordena Ia ley &c
constituYan. 0bvlar do las diff.
cultades, el Sr RodrigueE Arlas ha
dispuesto 90 amplien las secciones
hasta el n6mero de 500 electores.
A otra petioion que se ha eleva-
do al Ministro POGO despues, 8 to
ha iespoDdido Accedlendo tAmbikn,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Oomparados CON los del aho ar.
terror, arrojan una bsja de $500
mil 506.09, debida en- su mayor par
to al tratadO con los Estados Uni
dos &c Am6rica, naC'Ones con clau-
sula de mas favorecidas J Oabota-
ie con Ia Peninsula.
Hasta aquf ell Oomercio General
de Importation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Los fabricsntes de cigarrillos han
decidido abrir de nuevo las puer
tas de sus talleres, confiados en- Ia
promess del Gobierno Regional de
cue ser&n reducidos los numerosos
trami'es cue SO les imponian para
el cobro de- reCiente impuesto sobre
su industria.
A1nque SO nos figura que no et
graude la animaci6n de nuestroi
produt torres para tomsr parte en- la
Exposition de Chicago, hay va pc
didos per bastantes personals sitiol
oon objeto de presentar los obral
de su trabajo, y la Oamars de 90
merCio intenta con muocha activi.
dad este resultado, valiendose dt
medios ian sufcientes como el d.
Ia publicidad y Ell de excitar 9
amor propio y el de empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12
EXPORIACION,

El movimiento general de Ia Ex-
portacion para Europa y America
en- 1891 &c elev6 & 3 1886, ,99S 63,
que, comparados con los ob.euldos
en el aio anterior, dan una baja
de 5 824, $40 81.
De estos valores correspondent
q Europa $4695. $50 S3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

"a cts, que, compsrsdoS con los
de 1890, dan una baja de $4,411
15 cts, debida 4 la menOr importa-
ci6n del cafe
RESUMEN COMPARATITO.
Los valores del CO.
mercIo uniVers en-
importation ssceu-
dieron A~.-..... $16.864 764.4G
Id de la exportaci61
en- id i'd. .......... 9.8S5,99s 6S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Pronto conner zsrA Bnr6n sus ta-
ress dramaticas en Il Teatro que
gusta & los eutonomistas para &C.
lebrar sus meetings, gu el de Tac6n
Hoy por hoy no Re puede contal
NADIA de eacenario, pues et de AL
bisu solo maneja zarguelitas de me
IA distraction y los otros hssta pol
el dia estan osouros, es deoir, cerra-
dos
Roberto Duran,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

rige, & los demSs no. po.que soa ya
de 50 Con1an2a. / Para QGSf Pri
nero, para Que todO eltctor Y g g.
gido sepan que est6n den 70 exc u
sivamente del radio de acci6a del
partido de la Uni6n Oonstitucio-
| nal; segnndo, para que tengan en-,
tendidO los nuevos elegidos que
hay en- 81 uta nO'm8 general & la
que es indispensable atenersa, nor
ma que expresa la circular; telcs-
70, que las demss cuestiones no
determinadas en- 9sta SO re ac'ona
ran Is &icamente cOa aqu6Ma; GUAR
to, que el q1e no sea del mismo
parecer de la Direct!va debe d sade
ahora renunciar q Ii representa-
ci6n. Fin que tiende el Sr M r
qu6s de Apeztegu's: que ell Parti-
do en- las Oortes muessre una G. nj
pleta cohesion para que sea juet s.
mente respectable; fin noble, en-
atenci6n al cusl debieron retro
ceder los desoontentos y perturba-
dores. Esta ca la Interpretation
que Creemos deba darse & la varias
veces mencionada Circular.
Ell Sr Marques de Apezteguia hs
0brado dentro del ctrculo de sus atri
buciones, & impulses de un deber
sagrado y para realizar laudables y
honrad0s prop6sitos. Que por des-
Gender s pormenores Sc impug e
su escrit0, es algo sutil, porQue
ninguna obligation tiene de aIu
Idirlos & todos nj & ninguno, sjno &
los que buenamente le parezoa Co.
mo extension de Ia doctrlua 6 Co
mo ejemplos de los detalles. Juz
IgandO con criteEio difrrente, van
dremos & paTar en- Ia conclusion dc
Ique toda Circular en- visperas dc
elecciones dAbe ser IN volum6n
Iimpreso en- ell que SO analioen cor
minueiosidad los problemas gran
des Y pequenos de la Isla de Cuba
So origeD, su conoepto, su desc /
volvimiento hist6rico, sus rasgo;
caractefisticos, su conveniencia J
81 peTfeccionamientH.
EJ Pats We en- ell repetido docu
mento Ia insignifcancia y Ia insin
Cerldad Y la falta de notas tan in
teresantes como las que respeCtaE
al Regimen provincial y munici
Ipal, q Ia Ley electoral def1uitiv'
para Diputados a Oortes, & Ia Di.
vision de mandos y & la Dsscen
tralizaci6n administrative. Eg Pal
sin nuda ha pensado que Ia senc'
liza Circular es a|g0 asi como III
hermoso Manifesto de aus pro
hombres.
/ FL DiGrio de la Marina, Quiza
con objeto de desarrollar practica
mente ell ideal del Sr Marques d.
IApezteguia, ha estudiado en- va
rios articulos las necesidades ma
teriales de Ia Isla que reolaman ur
'Igente remedio, mission que han d.
cumplir los representatives que sal
gan eleCtos por el partido oonstitu
cional; pero ell a. Alisis de las mis-
mas demands bastante temp;
aunqCe para la 6poca de reoioi
aqu6llos los poderes ca probabl
que por unos 6 por otros ett6 pes
feCtamente delineado el plan inspi
RADIO en- las deOlsraciones de Il
PresidenCia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12
DERECHOS.

los del Oomeroio de importa'
ci6n con Europa y America, en-
1891, han ascendido q $2.S43, ,531. "a,
y de estos. correspondent q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

En- ell campo aut0n 9mista hay
serias revue tas. Ei Sr Galvez Is
ha visto preoisadO 6 tomar resoln
clones f1rmales. Las Juntas dc
algunas localidades quieren colo
carse de potenoIa a poteuoia CON IL
Central. ri 6rgano Official de Ssta
no puede domiGar su disgusto an
to est0s sucesos. Lo Oourrido en-
Santa CLARA era una patente DE-
insubordinaci6n que no hAbfa d.
toleraE ell Presidenta GAlvez.
V6ase como se expresa en- ell tele-
grams que remiti6 a las Juata
provinciales y locales
"Agotados medios persuasion
para despertar en- iudivlduos Go
mite Santa CLARA seutimientos dis
ciplina, unidad moral pals, digni.
dad y fuerza ParGido anita adverse
rios y Gobierno: despu6s de fecibi,
dos informes detallad0s Delega
ci6a env.Rda expresamente: Juota
Central, coDdsnando eResgicame2
te prooeder Juez, pero entendien0o
aouerdos dicho Oomit6 estan fuel q
de sus faoultades, carecen funda
mento politiCo bastSnte, y consti
tuyen deliberate sistematlca vic
laci6n disAipllna, y grave rebeldia
por excitNciones dlrigidas orgauis
mo anAlogos para que rompieseD
en- pleno periodic de lucha cohe
sion y Concordia imprescindibles,
ha aCordado por unanimidad de-
clarar disuelto ell referido Oomite
de Santa Cara y nulos sus acuer-
dos, explicando correligionarios CT.
Circular motives res3luoi6n y en-.
comendsndo Junta Provincial pre-
pare reconstruction expressda Oc-
mite local."
De mOdo que han sido violados
los sentimientos de discipline, &c
unidad moral del pals y de digni
dad y fuerzG del Partido en- Santa
Clara, a6n ante los Delegates ex
pre.os que de aQuf fueron q spla-
car los ensrdecidos Animos do les
que de cnalquier modo querian re
traerse, porque ese era su gUs o, .e
g6n se desprende de las palabras
del teiegrama:.... "perO enten
diendo acuerios dicho Oomit2 es-
tsn tnera de sus fscultades, carecsm
fundamentO pOIftieO bastcnts. ="
Y sin embargo, bien tustigaron los
excomulgados q los adversarios,
iDiustcias, odiosos
privileglos, etc. Lo que corresponds
ahora era que los de Ia Union Cons
titucionsl Sc ocuparan en- parecido
rono de este asunt0 y sacaseD, CO.
mo ellos hacen, aunque sin motive,
la miguitG 8 cumentario cortespon-
diente. Pero bah | de todos mo-
dos SO han de gauar Las elecciones,
asi es que SO les puede perdonar
IN Peoadito mas 8 IN peca ditto
menos. Despues de todo, son bue
na genie, taltsn algo 4 la legali-
dad; pero, en- I'm, ellos 10 pleden
hacer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Menos en- 1891. ...$ 730, 13S "a
ouys bsja tiene So origen en- el
menor movimiento verifoado en- di
cho aiio de 1891.
Los valores del mismo Oomercio
de Importation con America as
cienden 6 S5 O66. .O55 O5, que, COM
pa,ados con los de igual periodic de
1890. dieron una bajs de $685. mil
481.43.
Estos valores SO distribuyen en-
To- forma siguiente,:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Diferencia de menos . 637,986 "a
Los valores de la Bxportaci6D
de Aduanas ascendieron & $5 100
mil 1858 80, que SO descomponen del
modo siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

en- 1891 ..........s 6S5,4S1.43
ouya diferencia obedece al menor
movimiento en- este Oomercio de
America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12

Entrados.. 1911 1897, 1897 l42,8O2 45,l7l
Salidos. e. 1924 1881 1887 o6,092 45,949
2,6OS 2.5ss, ,7s4 23S, ,s94 81 ,125
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-03-12
NATEGACION.

Toneladas TripWSn
Bvqses de arQaeo. 1000 h. tcs.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
BApTrsrs MEET

The Shenandoah Association led
last week at Wildwood. Va, was one Of
much interest and profit 10 the church
Is comprising that body, as well AZ Of
general interest to the cause Of Chris
tianity throughout the Valley Rev.
Julian Broaddus, Of .Berryville, who
has been moderator for number Of
sessions, was reelected 70 that posts
ton. He il remarkably wen equipped
as presiding ofIiaer quick, courte-
Gus and dignified. dr. y + Laws, ~
Wildwood, and Mi. =. T. Booton, of
this place, we're elected clerks. Be
sides the pastors d theyariops church
81 IN the association, there we're q
number Of Observation-Disclosures pres
-ent from abroad, and the preaching
was Of very high order. The mse.-
ing lasted three days, and i iAbeliev-
ed thatthe impulse given thereby II
church life and Christian work Will be
fell during the coming year. There
were number 81 delegates aud visitors
present from this county. The next
meeting Of the association will he held
with the church At Riverton. We.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
orr ron SCHOOL.

With the coming ofnext week sever.
Al IL the young men u Martinsbarg
will be OF for tho various fields II Ia
Dor at school. Arthur Herring aud
jim Faulkner 20 to Washington and
Lee University, NJ Lexington, Va. !
Frank Downey, Harry Baker, Robert
Ropp, Will Kilmer and Edgar Stewart
60 to tles West Va. University, at
MorgantoMn; John Parks goes t. the
Virginia Military Institute, at Lcxing-
ton, Va; Will Baker 70 Chambersburg
Academy; Will and Robert Stewart 81
to Fishburn's Military School at Way
nesboro, Va, Arch Oden, Ben 0den,
and Emmert Fiery to Kenton Military
Schoolln Missouri; Will Downey and
Harry Lafeyre to Potomac Seminary
at Romney; Julian Baker, @ Berry
vile, Va. and J. Nelson WiHper, 70
Mercersburg, Pa, College.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
ii. RIC BITTERs.


This remedy ii becoming 80 well
known and - popular as to need no
special mention All who have used
ElectricaBittets slug the same song Of
praise "a purer medicine does not
exist and it Is guaranteed 10 do all that
il claimed Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys i,
will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rhum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from tile
system and prevent as well AS cure all
Malarial fevers For enre Of Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded -
Price 50cts. and Sl.00 per bottle at 81.
.C. Williams Jr. q 60. Drug store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09

The reports Of the Marine Hospital
Service, which show that Asiatic ehol-
era not only exists in Europe, but that
its ravages are increasing, affords no
ground for apprehension in this coun-
try, which has more effective nation
al quarantine than it had a year ago.
Even the wisest Of human precautions,
however, would probably prove to be
less trustworthy safeguard than frost.
Until cold weather shall have come 10
stay it will be the part Of official duty
n TO keep unceasing vigil at all the ports
of entry.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
II sH0uLp BIZ Ut Ill r.Ry H0ns j.

j. Is. wilson. an Clay ST.. sflarpa-
burg. Pa, SAYS lie wili NOT be without
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that ii
cured His wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack If
La Grippe. when various other
remedies aud seyetaE physicians had
done her no good Robert Barber, of
cooksport, Pa. claims Dr. king's New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything lie ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing Ike II. Try IL,
Free Trial Bottles Al y. G Williams
Jr. II GO, Drug STORE Large bottles,
50e. and 81 90.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09

Mr.. Thomas e. Heenan, our Consul
10 Odessa, III advising the Marine Hos
pital Service that cholera is again epi-
demic in Russia, existing in thirty
widely separated provinces, has given
the most comprehensive information
Of the extent Of the pestilenee yet re.
ceived in this country. Inrendering
this important service Consul Heenan
has sounded a. note Of warning for
American authorities which even some
European governments would do well
to heed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
chr ALL AROUND AT MT CLARE.

The B. & Q. employees at Mt. Glare
shops received notice Of a new order,
Thursday, which directed the works to
be shut down until Thursday morning
Of next week, Hereafter the men will
be able to make but three days each
week, but the bosses, who until now
made full time, will also be cut 70 the
same grade as the average employe.
and the wages Of the latter will only
be one half the usual amount. ofIic
ials Of the road say the cut IS merely
temporary, and that i is expected to
resume full operations by NOV. ] at
the latest. Baltimore World
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
RAILROAD NOTES,

Engine No. 60 Is IN the z. u. RI r.
shops, at Chambersburg, for gener
al oyerhauling. Three fine large
new machines have been erected ii
THE wood shops Of the c. y R, r. 4
wood -planer. d mortiser and a cut off
saw.
Peaches compose very large bulk
of the fast freight oyer the " NJ and
G. Y just now. The Delaware mark
ct IS over and Edgemont peaches are
sehing fast.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09

SPECIAL NOTICE

No medicine was ever given such n
severe test 81 il Mtfative qualities as
0tto's Cure. We are distributing
sample bottles free Of charge to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
coughs, colds, pneumonia, Group, and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs,
giving you the proof that 0tto's Cure
will cure YOU Don't delay, bnt get q
bottle Of lis to-day aud commence the
use Of this great guaranteed remedy.
Sold otly by 4 n. Gilbert Il Bro, L
n. Queen street, sole agents. Sam
pies free. Large bottles so cents
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09

The National Convention Of Brew
cry Workmen in session in Milwaukee
has endorsed Governor Atgeld's pardon
Of the Haymarket Anarchists and has
further ordered that no member Of its
union shall join the National Guard,
aud that any who are now members Of
it must withdraw. If there are moi
Atty Anarchists in this country, a.
Governor Atgeld says, it is plain that
there are many more than that num-
Der who are playing anarchy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
BRnHRWIok NEWS.

The Instruments for the Brunswick
cornet band arrived on "Wednesday.
and are being put in readiness by the
leader, d. 81 Seibert. The band Is
composed Of some fine talent and i i
needless to say that IT will soon be
come one Of tile. finest IN fhe county.
On Sunday last Mr.. !. 3. Cannon, q
resident Of this town and d lineman in
the B. u o.. telegraph service, had his
leg broken. He was attempting to get
off train No. 5, which had stoPped for
him at the new depot, when his foot
caught in the steps and lie fell,
with the above result. He was taken
to his home and medical assistance
was rendered by DR.. ]. VI Hilieary.
He il doing very well at present. but
will be laid up for some time. Herald
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GAINED Us POUNDS

DR. ia. DEANE, cATsKIrI4 When
began taking your pills I was al run
down; could scarcely retain any food
on my stomach, and my sleep was
very irregular and uncertain. Since
began taking Your Dyspepsia Pills,
some six weeks ago. haze been able
10 eat anything andretain il; sleep
vel, have gained % pounds ii weight
and feel like Il new man All over,
IoHS SAVIOR: Police Officer,
Hagerstown, Md.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
Professor Baseom. Of williams Col.

Professor Bascom, Of Williams Col.
Iege, who was chairman Of the Bay
State Prohibition Convention. said in
his address on the Mckinley bill 1T
is not policy Of protection. 1t is a
confused, misehievous conglomerate Of
personal interests. No statesman ever
conceived It. II is the final product Of
the pull and haul Of a Thousand con
aicting claims The college professor
may be derided as dweller il the
clouds, but there's nothing cloudy in
such blast as this, which comes right
down like hammer blow on the head
Of the nail.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-09
A MARTINsBuRaER HoNoREp.

W. G. Scheu is to be congratulated
upon his appointment as Registrar for
Utah county. The gentlemen has our
endorsement, believing him to be com
petent to perform the duties q the
Office. He sought the position with
commendable zeal, for which he i re-
'warded. We trust the incumbent will
discharge the duties required Of him
with impartiality to all. : Salt Lake
City Tribune.
Mr.. scheu is son Of Mr.. Louis
Scheu, Of this city, and iswidely known
here. THE WORLD joins bis many
friends here III extending oongratala-
tions and best wishes. The appoint
ment was secured for him through his
friend Col. De Lett, a member Of the
10. S. Commission Of Salt Lake
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NEW SCHEDULE on d. u r, Il.

On the new schedule in effect On G.
". R. r. Sunday, Sept 10th, trains
will run al follows
South bound. No, %, At Q 40 4. a
No. 3, at HIP N al ~. " T,02
p. ny South bound. No 4, at T24
a. m 10. s, At so p II. No. rs,
AZ 40 Il. nj.
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5g 4
Cut out ana send to this Office SIX
of the above GouPoNs, together with
Ten CENTS. and sou VIII receive ANY
THREE Of the following books:
, sc; a, aE9gsp TnE Womb N
M. Q. THE coRsIoAN BROTHERS.
by Alexander Dumas.
No. 3. AyERIL. ny Rosa Nouchette
Carey.
~: 3 the BLACK DWARF. h, Sir
No. IL. THE BLACK TULIP BY Alex.
ander Dumas.
Ne; Is; THE pucHEss, ~ "rhe.
No. Is. MERLE's CRUSADE. ny Rosa
Nouehette Carey.
No. 10. "A STUDY IN SCARLET. by A.
Conan Doyle.
No. 10. THEARMoREKo or TYRE. by
Syisanus Cobb, Jr.
No. ea. THEsEA KING. BY CAPTAIN
MarrYat.
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