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RESTORING CONFIDENCE.


bad News Overcome by tho News of Gold
shipments to This Country.
New YoRK, August At was learned
this morning that all tho gold now on
its way to this country will not go direct
into tho vaults OF tho national banks.
Some Of it has boon bought at q slight
premium whilo in transit for tho uso Of
somo savings banks. How much In oil
could not DO learned this morning, but
reporters lohrned OF one such purpose
amounting to 81, 100000. The bad news
from tho country, the scarcity OF cur
roncy and other depressing influences
seemed to have no effect in tho market
when once fairly under way. The Ger.
tninty of the arrival Of large importa'
tions Of gold and tho fact that Congress
was about TO meet overcRmc bad news.
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FATHER KELEHEEs EUNRRAIh

Tho Late Priest Laid TO ReSt-BiShoP Kahn
Delivers tho Funeral sermoR-ImpreS-
slVe Services,
Special DiSpasch 10 ne I1!szi9R,eS.
GRAFTON, W. Va, August 4.-ThO
remains OF the late Father Keleher,
whose death resulted from the shocking
accident Of q Baltimore & Ohio engine
running over him at this place last
Tuesday. were laid in the 4inalGesting
place to-day with all tho impressive
ceremonials of the Catholic burial ser
vice. The funeral services were held
at 10 o'clock this morning In the
church Of st. Augustine, which was
filed by a large and sorrowing eongre'
cation.
Solemn high malswas celebrated with
Father O'Connor as celebrant, Rev.
John Reynolds, Of Wheeling, as deacon
and Rev. A. NJ. Wilson as sub-deacon.
Reys. ]. A. Tracey and James Mullen
acted as masters OF ceremonies. ri,
Rev. John ]. Kahn, bishop Of the diocese,
preached the funeral sermon and with
deep and impressive feeling paid elo-
quent tribute 80 the worth Of the de.
parted prieat, whom he classed as one
Of the most faithful workers in ahis
diocese.
The remains were inferred In the
Catholic cemetery here and were &C.
companied TO the grave bya long funer-
al procession, composed Of the visiting
clergy, tho Catholic benevolent legion,
as guards OF honor, knights Of ST. john
from Wheeling, deputies Of the A. @. II.
from Parkersburg and Clarksburg and
tho boys and girls scdalities OF the
congregation.
The funeral was largely attended by
tho citizens in general, irrespective OF
creed, and many q tear was shed during
tho solemn services, in silent witness Of
tho love and esteem in which tho de-
ceased pastor was held. not only by his
own parishioners, but by all the people
OF this community.
Rev. John Reynolds, Of Wheeling, will
be placed temporarily In charge Of the
church. 4
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Ert,n p.o,,do,t IoCt uryyordia hny l,ot
,,:tLt ny a. eSH WHsbi,0.o, ,v.S "D" - . O"' '"''
M. w.. s,do ponL ~ e. paul h,,
my MSs. & S.uo DI,t", Iii, III ' yo,,, "u'' n"s
Glosun nta U'0'a' ~ W." +S'"o =" "
low uays'
Indian Inspector Faison does not
think that tho nino O4oGtaws con-
uohlnon 70 Hoatn III '"o Anu'"" AorFi-
Tory VIII oo nauBou'
Joseph A. llbwell was hanged mt
Tronton, Mo-, for tho murder ol Mrs.
Nottio Hall and four children near
Brooktlold, No. January 10 last
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COULD NOT GET ENrnIEs
For tho Worlds Fair Regatta In Isnglnnt
MIR. Prntpa Return.


For tho Worlds Enir Regatta In England.
MIR. Pratpa Return.
NEw YoRE, August 4.--Mr. I, +,
Pratt, tho representative OF tho Chicago
navy, who sailed for Europe Juno 10,
for tho purpose OF securing entries for
tho great international regatta, returned
to-day on tho Gormanic.
Tho Associated Press representative
interviewed Mr. Pratt soon attor land.
lug upon tho results he had Oecomp.
lshud. Said ho! "Tho foollng In Eng.
land, Franco aud Germany towards
tho establishment Of greater fraternity
In international intercourse is decided
" marked, especially regarding intor.
collegiate races ThOrois always much
speculation as Ia tho outcome al our
races hero, and llngliahmon look for.
ward anxiously to tho day when YalO.
Harvard aud Cnmbridgo'OAiord crows
may meet
~ was unable TO ncouro entries,
either in crews or from individuals, for
tho Chicago navy regatta, owing TO the
fact that business interests Or illnUsF
ni ,hn crew mNmbsr would prevent as,
tendance Ut tho datOa specified for the
races"
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A wATRRY GRAVE.
Sad Fate Of Eleven Members of n Pleasure
Excursion on Lako George.

auu rate OF EIeVeh MemDers OF n tlenSure
Excursion on Lako George.
TRoY, N, Y, August About 0
o'clock last night a pleasure party while
going to q dance ut the lower end of
Lake George met with a terrible cas-
ualty. The steam yacht Rachel, which
is owned by D. w. Sherman, proprietor
Of the Pearl Point house, Lake George,
was conveying twenty.nine people up
lake, The little weasel was turned
toward tho One Hundred Island house
aud was gliding toward the landing
whom the passengers were thrown for
ward by sudden shock. In the dark
the vessel had run upon q sunken pier
and before assistance arrived from the
shore it sank with all on board, 1t was
only few minutes after the shock
when the yacht careened to one side
and went down in eighteen feet OF
water. The shrieking, struggling pas.
sengers battled Tor life in the darkness.
Women threw up their arms and sank
beneath tho surface and when brought
ashore life had fed. Deeds OF heroism
were performed by the men.
W hoh AAA Ah 9AHAb ihA lSuGASA klA9
ahoro 1t was learned that eight or nine
persons, all women, except youth OF
nineteen, had sunk to watery graves.
AZ soon aa possible au attempt to re.
cover tho bodies was made. After
strenuous efforts all the bodies we're
brought to the surface, Those who lost
their lives are said to reside in Troy,
Brooklyn, Hohoken and Warrensburgh.
Tho porter of the Ono Hundred Mile
Island house was acting as pilot when
the boat struck.
Following is q correct list Of tho
drowned:
Miss Hattie Hall, Brooklyn; Bertha
Benedict, Mont Clair. N. j.; Miss Edith
Harding, Hoboken, N. j.; Miss NJ. NJ.
Burton, Jersey City Mrs. J. II. Mitchell,
Burlington; 1. NJ. Mitchell, Burlington;
Lizzie Corley, Burlington; Claro Black.
burn, Burlington; Lizzie CLARK, Bridge
port, Conn.
Tho reports state that those drowned
were:
Mrs. Mitchell and son, Miss Hall,
Miss ovitt, Miss Worden, Miss Burnett
and three unknown ladies.
A late dispatch just received from
Caldwell annou6Ces that nine bodies
have already been recovered and two
are missing.
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1AIMonAL DANCING
ON Midway PlaIsanco May Have to Stop
The Great Horse Show.

On Midway PlaisanCo May Have to Stop.
The Great Horse Show.
CHICAGO, August 4.-The first official
action was taken to-day regarding tho
alleged immoral dancing OF oriental
girls on the plaisance. The council OF
administration issued an order direct
ing Director General Davis to investi-
gate tho matter, and II he found the
dances to be improper to close the
theatres.
Tomorrow evening will be given tho
second grand fete upon the wooded
island, between the great manufactures
and horticultural buildings. The rose
gardens and the ontiro island will be
beautifully illuminated, most elab-
orate programme having been arranged.
While the illumination is in progress
there will be vocal music from the gon-
dolas and launches on the surrounding
waters.
Tho observance of "Plonoers' Day" in
the California state building tomorrow
promises to be one OF the notable
events OF tho fair. Many veteran
'40ers from this and surrounding states
will be present.
Tho horses and cattlo for the show
will arrive on August 15 to 10, the show
opening on August q and lasting three
weeks. There has been $3.50 entries
for draft horses. Then there are 1903
others. Tho exhibit OF French trotters
will be regarded by horsemen with
special interest. The German exhibit
consists OF fifty horses, taken from the
government stables in various parts Of
Germany. The Russian exhibit con-
sists of twenty.one horses from tho
stud OF tho Russian crown prince.
October O will be "Chicago Day" at
the fair. 1t is the twenty.second ami.
YersarY Of the big fire.
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IrlllDh shlp. Wore Not win drawn.

LONDON, August Ain the houSO Of
commons to-day slr Ellis AOhmcad
Bartlett asked tho government II tho
British war ships In siameac waters had
boon withdrawn outside the limits Of
the blockade Of tho Monamim rivOr un-
dor directions from tho Fronch admiral
commanding tho hlookadiug squadron,
lIo further asks II amy British wnrships
remained At Bankok. Tho parliamen.
tary secretary replied that no dOmand
had boon made by tho Fronch for with.
drnwAl oi British war ships from the
blockade limits. Tho removal outside
tho limits, hO added, would novOr havo
been permitted by her naIcstys gov.
eminent.
Phis statement was greeted With loud
cheering.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, August 4,-ThlB
morning tho Bourne Mills put into cir.
culation pay roll checks Of which tho
following Is sample;
"Pav to bearer In clearing house funds
(lyo dollars and charge that amount 10
tho account Of Bourne Mills.
GEoRuE A. CnACE, Iroasurer."
10 tho Massasot National Bank, Fall
River, Mass.
These checks aro intended 10 moot
tho oituation resulting from tho short.
auo in currency aud will probably be
accepted by groccrs and operatives
without question, 0thor mills will fol-
low tho example OF tho Bourne corpora.
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nAWIiAN AFFAIRS.
Tho Commissioner to Insist on Ann'
tlon, but Will Accept u ProtoCtOrntI

Tho Commissioner to Insist on AnnOxA.
tlon, but VIII Accept u ProtoCtorntV.
HoNoLuLu, July 1S-vIA. SAN FRAN
CISCO August 4.--Charles Creighton, Of
whom On apology was demanded by the
provisional government for insulting
Minister Dlount, has not rephod since
the rejection OF his proHerod .OxplRna-
tIon and apology. Tho royRliats declare
no will refuse 10 apologize further and
that no still claims Blount 10 not offend.
cd and that tho government is poraocut-
ing him.
Prof. W. D. Alexander, special Ha.
waiian commissioner, leaves by steamer
to.dayior the United Stato5. Yesterday
In special session tho councils won't over
his Instructions, which arc verygoneral
In thelrnatute and aFo virtually az before
stated, carte blanche TO mako the best
terms circumstances will permit with
tho UnitOd SGatsa for tho benefit Of
Hawaii aud good government.
Alexandors general instructions arO
70 tpSiSs on anheSatlon, but to accept q
prOtactotRtO II no oth0r alternative
ohefa,
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SCARCITY OF CURRENCY,
A Peculiar Result on Wall strOot-D
posItors Getting Premiums,

A Peculiar Result on Wall strOot-Do-
posItors Getting Premiums.
New YORK, August 4.-Depositors in
banks arc using every possible device
to secure bills to sell to brokers at o
premium. The banks are refusing to
cash checks unless they arc well salts
fed there is a necessity for the use OF
currency, Tho president OF a leading
national bank complains that the
banks are being treated unfairly Some
people have boen selling their cur
rency at u premium and to-day were
presenting checks to obtain tho cur.
rency for the pay roll use tomorrow.
The demands from the interior are
still very heavy, but arc generally re-
fused, although the banks are held to
be supplying every legitimate demand,
both in and out OF town. They are
sending about $4,000 daily to small
manufacturing towns in New England,
where tho manufacturing concerns are
distressed by the want Of currency
with which to pay OIL their employees.
The sub-treasury to-day refused to pay
out silver dollars on the presentation Of
q number OF thousand dollar green.
backs. Tho full limit Of silver certiG-
cntes has been issued against the silver
dollars coined according to law, and
only silver certificates or treasury notes
will now be redeemed in silver on dc.
mand.
The scarcity Of currency has led to a
peculiar condition OF affairs in Wall
street. To-day money brokerage con.
cern ut one and tho same timo was
Offering / per cont premium for gold
and 1Ia2H peremium for currency 30
that the usually discredited money
was worth more than the yellow metal.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Aboard of Trade operator Kills Himself
In Chicago.

hbOnru OF 1ruuc OpeFutor hlIB hlmboh
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 5.-NelSon Van
Kirk, board of trade operator, shot
and killed himself this afternoon in his
SolIlce in the Rialto building. Ho was
soventy.ave years old, and a member Of
tho firm of Van Kirk & osten, which
went bankrupt about a month ago.
After tho failure ho had reorganized
his affairs and resumed trading. He
was again forced to the wall. Going TO
his Office, back OF the board Of trade
building, he committed suicide. Re-
port Of the tragedy Immediately became
current on tho board and created o tre-
inendous sensation, coming as It did
on top OF tho disastrous times Of the
last week. Tho dead man was not a
largo trader, but he has boon on change
many years, and was well known.
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RELDAsED BY A MOB.
4 Woman SGT Free by Her sympathlzcrs.
Three OF tho Mob Shot.

4 Woman SGT Free by Her sympathtEers.
Three OF tho Mob Shot.
Special Dispateh 10 uae Lste1tQsHosh
BUcxHANNoN, w. VA, August 4.-Yea-
terday Stephen Welch and wifo were
arrested at Alexander, a lumber town
south OF here on the West Virginia &
Pittsburgh railroad, for selling whisky
without license. Wclch got away from
tho officers who had him in charge and
escaped. Later in the evoning o large
crowd OF toughs gathered around the
house whero the officers had Mrs. Welch
confined to release her, which they did
after lively fusilade with tho officers,
and in which over twenty shots were
fred. One Of the mob named Hickman
was shot through the hand, and two
others were wounded, but were taken
away by their friends before the extent
OF their injuries could be ascertained.
More trouble is expected.
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will run non,union, but will pay ANAL
gamOted wages, Rumors Of the resump-
tion OF divers extensive plants with
non-union men next week. and the sus-
pension Of work in the Duquesne besse-
mer plant OF Carnegie's are rife, but
nothing definite can be learned, the own
era refusing to be interviewed.
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PLENTY OF CURRENCY.
Tho Treasury Prepared to Supply
All that is Wanted,
THERE IS NO NEEDOF A SHORTAGE,

rbo Lack of Small Money In New
York Duo to the Withdrawal from
Circulation by Hoarders - Bland
Announces tho Policy OF tho Silver
,fen-Ho Has Bill Prepared Which
He wal Introduce Early-It Em'
bodIes the wild Theories OF the Sill.
yer Crapks.
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WAS IT oHoLERAq
Tho Official Report of tho Inspection oi
tho Suspected italian Steamer.


tho Suspected italian Steamer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 4-Sur-
geon General Wyman, Of tho marine
service, received q lotter from DR.. Jen-
kins, OF Now York, to-day, relative TO
tho disease on board tho steam6r Kara
mania. In his lottor ho states that the
vessel loft Naples July 10 with 324 per-
sons on board, all in good health; that
on tho second day out Rosa Buccola
died, said TO DO from congestion Of the
lungs, although Shc had diarrhua as
we'll,
A fcw days later throo mon died, who
suffered from diarrhDa, cramps, otc.
On August an Italian woman died
from similar attack. Ho states that
tho vessel will bo detained in quaFan'
lino nVo days,
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suITs FOR DAMAGES
Growing Out of the Homestead PoISoniu
CaSes-DIg Claims Filed.

Growing Out OF thO homestead folHonlnG
CaSeS-DIg Claims Filed.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 4.-Throc
suits for heavy damages have been en-
tered against the Carnegie Steel Com
pany, limited, by victims OF the Homo
stead poisoning conspiracy, for which
Hugh Dempsey, ox.district master
workman OF tho X. OF L., and two
others are now serving torms in the
penitentiary.
The suits werc entered by Mrs.
Hebron, who claims $4,000 damages
for tho death OF her son, and Edward
and Harry Collins, who claim that
their health has boon permanently i'm
paired. They ask for $4,000 each.
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prrsBuron Pa August 4. - Tho
plate and sheet mills and horse ahoo
department Of shoonbcrEcFs rolling
mill will resume noxt Monday giving
employment TO acvorat hundred mon,
A resumption OF tho other departments
will probably follow later The mill
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"A SH0RT-LIVED WAR
The Rebellion in Samoa Settled by
One Battle.
WAS VERY WARM WHILE IT LASTED

Though, and the Treaty Powers For
Ced Peace in a Hurry-The King
Still oconpIes His Throne and All is
Now serene-AIataafa's Little Army
Dlsarmed and DiSbapded-oppos.
ing Forces Shook Hands Before
They Began tho Battle-Hawaii
Asks for Annexation or a Proteo.
Eorate.
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WILD WESTERN wall
From the Homogeneous Elements
in the Popullst Party, {
As 4 SORT OF AN AFTERMATH

To tho Homogeneous Assemblage
Known as tho FREQ Silver Party.
The PopuIists Declare the CoHven-
tion Was Their Victory and Count
tho Free Silver Democrats aud Re.
publioaus as a Part of Them-A
Characteristic Address, Which
Ought to be Placed on Ice.
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MAY "HURTD SMITH,

MAY HURT SMITH,
Mr., Hurt, for the first time comes out
with the positive statement thathe will
win in the raco for doorkeeper, whilo
Mr.. Smith appears to be as sanguine
goant at arms, Mr.. Cultivate and
three other Ohio members, it was said,
this afternoon would repudiate Mr..
Yoder's nomination, ii the state saw flt
to endorse him, and fight him in the
general caucus, even to the extent Of
losing the state the place it held during
the last Congress.
1t is said thatex-Speakor Reed will be
honored with tho complimentary vote
OF his party for the speakership at the
caucus tomorrow night, but who the
remaining candidates for the empty
honors may be Is not known.
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organization was resumed this after.
noon with renewed vigor by the caudi-
dates, the incoming OF personal friends
putting more lilo into the fight than
has yet appeared.
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For WHst Virginia, Ohio and Western Fem.
sylvhhla slightly warmori generally .ialti yaila.
bio Winds,
'TitE TEnrERATURg YErfEhDAH,
"a iurnlSbcd by q spaSkrP drAgsiAL oornOi
MAtkOthnh Fourteenth AttAH,4
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Carga Pesada'

es la que ticnen que soportar los
que padecen do Tlsis, Escr6fula.
Anemia u oiras Intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pesada
cuanto cue en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
Ell tempo de preparar ell salvayi-
das es cuando conienza la tormenta:
el tempo de .combatir- La: Tfsis &
Escrofula es al cbmenzar La debili-
dad, cuando primo pia la per-
dida de carnes y fl eFzas.
No hay que esperar lemasiado.
Ill medicamento d be ser pro-
ductordeg grasa asimila lie, digerible.
como la que contiene IN disoluei6n
perfecta IL Emulsion ,.e Scott, one
es aceite de higado d. bacalao sin
ell NAL gusto, reforzado y tonifcado
por los hipofoSftos enc ayudan &
la digestion Y aumentan el apetito.
lis I'M heeho que la Emulsion de
Scott produce fuerzas y crea car
mes con rapiaez lnuayillosa.
Para obseDcr efectos seguros debe
procurarse 10 quo lleya Ia etiqueta
del hombre con Ell bacalao q cuestas.
Esa es la 6nics legitima, la que crea
carnes, la que fortifca los pulmones,
Ia favorita ds los raedicos, Is YER
dadera E4ULsIoN DE Scorr.
De ven.a en- todas las farmaeias
= droguerias. Siempre segura Y
siempre efcaz.
SCOTT J B0TI-, oa.a;ccs, Eatva gtrk.
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Una session de penados manda-
dos por el capitan Ariza y otras de
diversos cuerpos arMados de fusi-
les Maiiser hicieron fuego cont:a
los morOs.
Nueva York, 18..-Asegdrase que
ell Almirante Mello, despues de ha-
ber proclamado Emperador del
Brasil al Principe d Pedro. hljo
mayor del Oonde de Eu, sc ha hecho
4 la mar con todos los buques de
su escusdra para interceptar ell pa
80 & los nuevos barcos comprados
por el Sr Peixoto, que saldran den
tro de breves dias para las sguas
del Brasil.
Paris, 18.--El objeto principal de
Espana, al proponer d las demas po-
tencias europeas Ia celebration de
un convenio International especial
para contrarrestar q los anarquis-
tas, es que cada una por su parte
ejerza la mas exquisite vigilancia
sob1e los anarquistas extranjeros
que emprendan visje de regresc d
sus respeCtivos paises.
El gobierno de Francia, acogien-
do CON entusiasmo Ia iniciativa de
Espaiia, IA dictado las mas severas
6rdenes para que, desde luego, esa
vigilancla sea I'm hecho en- cuanto
al terrjtorio frances.
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SALON SERRAT.
GALERfA ART1STIOA.

Exposici6n y venta permsnente
de cuadros al oleo, de reputadas
fiEmas nacionales, al alcance de to-
das las foEtunas y para todos los
gustos.
FL que suscribe tiene ell honor de
ofrecer oil nuevo establecimiento &
aus numerosos amigos y oil p6hiioo
en- general, Tetadn 8, bajos Hotei
Unir6rso.
Esta expuesto Ell gran cuadro de
Antonio Ma Esquivel, " NJ POr una
corona, para delete del 2nblico y
de los sficionados al arte pictorico.
JOSE SERRAT.
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Col ing "Hattie Du1n," descar-
gando.
Col amer "Sadie WlllCutt," PEN
dienGe.
Yep esp "Paulina," desoargando
OABOTAJN.
Col esp "Enriqueta," invefnando
Col esp "Anita," oarga para
Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Col esp "Panchita," carga para
Arroyo y Ponce
Col esp "ProvidenCia," carga pa
ra Fsjardo.
Col esp "Ameiia," cargs para
Vieques y Ponce.
Col esp "Oscsr," carga para
Aguadilla y Mayagtiey.
Col esp 30 de Oanariss," cargs
para Naguabo Y Humscao.
Bdra esp ''Nueva Flor" pen
diente.
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IAhfes a 1to On elInstitutC
Y. .Escuelas Normales y que se ha
yam de venta en- Ia Liberia del B0.
LETIN:
Gramatlea Oastellana.
Historic de Espafia, 8. Oasado
Historic General, Fernandez de
tjastro.
Aritm6tfca, Cardin.
Aritm6tica, OortazaT.
Algebra, O0rtazar.
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometria, Oardin.
GeOmetria, Oortazar.
Ferrer y Rivero, Legislation.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortosa.
Fisica y Quimica, Feli6.
Pedagogia, Santos.
Ret6rica y Po6tica, RegfleE.
Economic Politica, GARNER,
Fisica y Quimica, Morate.
Geogratfa, Morate.
Ret6rics y Poetica, TerraGillas
Ffaiea y Quimica. Sanchez CASA
do.
Traduccion latina, Polo.
GramatiCa latina, Escartin.
Gramatica latina, A. Perez, ris-
tica.
Psicologfa, L0giea y Etica, Mes-
ire.
Disquisiciones gramatiCsles, "A
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Metodo solfeo, Eslava.