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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
SETTLED AT LAST.

Washington, August 21.-The cele-
brated case which has occupied good
part of the attention of the state de-
partment for years, and has also fig
ured in congress several years has just
come to d successful termination, and
the Mexican government has placed
with the state department to the credit
of Mrs, Leon Mcleod Baldwin, the
sum of $4,000 as indemnity for the as
sassination Of her husband. Baldwin
was superintendent of the Valencia
mines. In August, 1887 he was shot
ard killed by two desperadoes. The
Mexican government renounced the re-
sponsibility for the assassination, and
has taken seven years to determine
otherwise.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
EDITOR CARROLL SPEAKS.

Chicago, August 2l-A. ]. Carroll,
editor of the Eight Hour Herald, was
the first witness to address the strike
commissioners today. He believed If
compulsory arbitration was applied to
quasi-public industries, 1t would be
beneficial, and read a letter from a
friend in New Zealand showing the
beneficial results of the government
ownership of railroads and telegraph
Malcolm Mcdowell, a newspaper re-
porter, told of the overturning Of cars
at Pullman. He said there were no
railroad strikers in the mob. Rev. l..
NJ. Wiskman, pastor of tire Swedish
Methodist Church at Pullman, was en-
phatic in his denunciation of the meth
DDS Of the Pullman company. One Of
the worst features Of the Pullman sys-
TEN of house renting Is the immortality
it encourages in many workmen COM
PEELED to rent rooms. Houses are so
arranged that roomers must pass
through family sleeping apartments.
and. as a result, the morality OF Pull
man is much below the surrounding
towns
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
SHOT HIS BROTHER.

San Francisco, August 2i.-Geo. j.
Moore, son of Dr.N George A. Moore,
president of the Pacific Mutual Insur-
ance Co., was shot by his brother,
Harry, today. The two brothers were
leaving the office where they We're en-
played, when the shooting occurred
Harry Moore said George he'd threat
ened his father, and he told him If he
struck his father he would shoot him.
George then struck at his brother, and
the latter fired one shot which took ef-
feet in the hip, inflicting a serious
but not a dangerous wound. The
shooter, who is "a years old, was ar
rested.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
RAILRoAp RECEIVERS, REPORT.
The oregon Short Line Shows 4 Loss in
Earnings for June.

Boston, August 2l.-The receivers
have Issued their report on the earn
ings of the Union Pacific fortune. 1t
shows the earnings of the Union Paci-
fc for. June to have been 81, 1884, 900. and
the expenditures sS55,OOo The Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern earned
s37S,0OO, and their expenditures We're
sSSO,oO0 The Oregon Railway and Nav
igation system lines earned $4,000 and
expended $2O5,OOO. Total earning of the
connecting lines, sS7S, 900; total expen-
ditures, $95S,000.
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sEEKING FoR THE BODIES.

Tacoma, August 2l.--A special to the
Ledger from Ocosta says the remainder
of the crew of the United States coast
survey steamer Macarthur have been
patrolllng the beach since Saturday for
fourteen miles, but no trace Of The bod
les of Capt. Crosby or any of the four
men drowned in the surf Friday can
be found. The Macarthur is now at the
Ocosta dock.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
ON THIN EVE OF BATTLE
Another japanese Defeat, An
other Battle Expected.
RAILROAD RECEIVERS REPORT.
Governor Altgeld's Proclamation
to the People of Illinois to AS
sist the Pullman Strikers.
Associated Press.

London, August 21.-The FINES has
received the following dispatch frorn
Shanghai dated August 21st;
Gen. Tic, commanding the Fong Tien
division of the Chinese forces, tele-
graphs as follows: The Chinese on
Friday attacked the Japanese forces
at Ping Yang, driving them back with
heavy loss, the distance of eleven miles,
to Chung Ho. The Chinese made a
second attack on Saturday and drove
the Japanese from Chung Ho, which is
now in Chinese hands. The Japanese
again lost heavily in Saturdays fight
ing. Another great battle os expected
today.
Admiral Fleetwood, British command
er, has established the headquarters of
his fleet at Chez Foo, where the British
Russian, and American ministers now
are,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
MET IN CONVENTION
California Democrats Get Down
to Work Last Night.
IS 1T MURPHY OR BUDDY
More Mistakes in the Punctuation
of Senate Tariff Bill
Shows Up.
Associated Press.


San Francisco, August 21.-The Demo-
cratic state convention which met TINS
afternoon elected Is. r. Delvalle, of Los
Angeles, chairman. He Is strongly an
ti-railroad,s and so expressed himself In
a speech accepting the chairmanshr
After appointing the usual committees
the convention adjourned until tomor-
row.
Tonight interest centers in the con-
test for the gubernatorial nomination
and the nomination of three candidates
for railroad commissions, and candi-
dates for election to the state board
of equalization. The contest between
the factions known as "railroud' ana
"anti-railroad," is mainly over nafd'pe
candidates for these two sn'por
state boards For goyernori i'gt.t's
ing candidates tonight are exc ,,s. oss-
man j. II. Budd. of Stockton, and
Barney" D, Murphy, of San Jose. The
name of Congressman Mcguire Is also
prominently mentioned. but he Is maxi
ing no fight for the nomination. Tonight,
however, it can be said that no one
has the battle. This is due to the fact
that practical slate-making politicians
are handicapped, none Of the reputed
bosses having sufficient strength to
WELD the whip. The convention has
661 delegates.
Resolutions have been drawn uphold
ing the Cleveland administration and
condenining those United states sena-
tors who succeeded in defeating the
purposes of the Wilson bill as to sugar
iron and coal. Resolutions have been
drafted openly oonnemning Senator'S
German, Smith and Brice.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
BIG CINCINNATI FIRE.

Cincinnati, August 21.-The Big Four
Freight office and adjoining buildings
were burned today, causing a loss of
100000. Capt. Remus, Lieut.. Cava-
naugh and Fireman Brownlee were
badly hurt by falling timbers. The
government bonded warehouses ad-
joining the depot we're burned with val
liable contents. Many cars. including
Pullman and Wagner coaches. were
burned in the adjacentb uildings.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
COULDN'T GET A QUORUM.

Washington, August 21.-There was
not a quorum present when the house
began Ito session today. The senate
bill for the exclusion and deportation
of alien anarchists was called up. War
ner, of New York, objected to the con-
sideration of the bill. A resolution to
print 10000 copies Of the tariff bill was
passed. The house adjourned until IL
o'clock Thursday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
THE BENNINGTON STILL AT SEA
The San Salvadorian Refugees Will Be
Landed Today.

San Francisco. August 21,-The gum
boat Bennington, with General Ezeta
and other San Salvadorian refugees on
board. is still kept at sea beyond the
three-mile limit 1t is now positively
known that warrants for the arrest
of the refugees have been in the city
since last week, and that the papers are
now in the hands of local attorneys
who are representing the government
of San Salvador. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the refugees will be landed
tomorrow.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
ANorHER NEw YORK BRIDGE.

New York, August 2l.--Ground was
broken today at the New York end Of
the new Blackwells Island bridge,
which Is to furnish the Long Island
rsiIroad an entrance into New York
City There was no ceremony. The
bridge win have capacity Of four
railway tracks IL need be. besides a
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
THE AFRo-AMERGcAN BUREAU

Washington, August 21.-A formal re-
quest to abolish the Afro-American
bureau Of organization, of the Demo-
cratic committee, is made in a commu-
nication to Senator Faulkner chairman
of the committee, by H. c. c. Astwood,
chairman Of the Negro Democratic
League. Chairman Astwood, in urging
an immediate action, says there is moth
ing to be accomplished by the bureau.
recounts its assessments, letters now
under investigation by the civil service
commission, and characterizes its
methods as improper. He states the
work of the league covers all needs Of
the colored voters of the country.
Senator Faulkner, chairman of the
Democratic congressional campaign
committee. said that very good and
sufficient reasons must be produced be-
fore the bureau would be abolished,
but that it had no power to collect
contributions.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
REDUCING THEIR FORCES.

Omaha. August 21.-NebrasEa rail-
roads are reducing their forces This
Is partially due to the drought. A
Burlington officer today in speaking Of
the discharge Of employees now going
on, said: Il believe it would be a
conservative estimate to say that 1900
men on the Burlington system have
been discharged since June. Wherever
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22

possible, forces are being reduced. 1t
is impossible to say where this whole
sale decapitation will end. 1t is pretty
generally thought the Union Pacific will
also make another reduction in force,
and salaries may be cut.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
HSLD FOR MURDER.

Woodland, Cal. August 21.--Knox,
Compton, Mullln and Hatch, members
Of the American Railway Unicn media
ton committee, accused Of train wreck
ing, were held to answer to charge Of
murder before the superior court by
Justice FISHER this afternoon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
BUILDING COLLAPSED.

Worcester Mass, August 2l.--An old
brick building this afternoon collapsed.
burying dozen children and three
men. Four children were taken out
badly Injured
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
our FoR ANoTHER TRIp.

San Francisco, August 2l--Tne bat
Tie ship oregon was out again today for
run in the bay, and 1t Is conceded
that she will earn handsome premium
for her builders on her official trial
trin
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SILVER RESOLUTION.

Washington, August 2.--Repr .senta-
tive Hartman. Of Montana, presented
in the house today. strong resolutions
in favor Of the free coinage Of silver,
aiopted by the powerful labor organI-
cations Of the country.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

roadway and foot walks on either side.
The spans over both channels Of the
river will each be 1855 feet. The span
on the island will be 6S5 feet between
the centers Of the piers, and the dis
tance between the centers of the ex-
treme piers will be 1855 feet
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
MILLS sHuTTINa DOWN.

Fall River Mass, August 21.-Five
more mills shut down today on nc
count Of the strike. and there is de-
crease Of fully 1900 looms in the mills
still running.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
GOING HOME 10 FIGHT.

Tacoma, August 2l.--F'ive young Japs
OF Tacoma sailed tonight on the steam>
ship Tacoma for Yokohama, where they
intend to enlist in the army and fight
against China.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
Musr HAVE AID.

Chicago, August 21.-Governor Alt
geld tonight issued proclamation To
the people of Illinois. and especially Of
Chicago. asking their assistance for the
destituts at pullman.
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DENIES THE STONY.

Chicago, August 2i.--A relative OF Mr..
Frllman denies that Miss Florence
Pullman is engaged TO Prince Isenberg
Birnstein.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
cALlFoRNIA nEPupLIcANs.

Santa Rosa. August 2i.-The political
campaign opened here this evening by
M. NJ. Estee, Republican candidate for
governor.
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ENGLIsH RE-NoMINATEp.

San Francisco. August 2l,--rhe dele
gates Of the Third Congressional dis
trict this afternoon re-nominated Con-
gressman Warren ID. English.
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MIRO A TORPEDO roAT.

Washingtcn. August 2l.--The con-
struction bureau Of the navy has pre-
pared plans for the Transformation OIL
the dynamite cruiser vesuyius. into
a toFpedo boaf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-22
YACHT RICE AccIpENr.

st. John, N b., August 2i.-Durlng tho
yacht race today, one Of the boats
swamped, and her crew Of eight were
drowned
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A GREAT RECORD.

Chicago, August 21.--Alex went a mile
in 2:05 Ia which is considered won
derful performance, as the track is said
to be second and half slow.
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BOUND FOR WASHINGTON.

Buzzatd's Bay, August q President
Cleveland left for Washington this af-
ternoon
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ABBoTT KNocKEp orr.

New Orleans. August 21.--Abbott was
knocked out in the 2cth round in a fight
with Everhart.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23
Exposition de SanturCe


Continuamos la reaci6n ds los premios otor.
pados por el .iurado de las recompensas de Ia
nisms. MEDAL1AS DE PLATA. Por 81
grupo 10 ohras del ingenio humane Don Ms.
nuel Caatanos don Josquln Cerda segrelles, de
Ia Capital; don Luis Dssangles, de Ponce; don
Alexandra Donati, Suiza; don Candido Dur@n J
Cottes, de Madrid. Por 81 grupo o. Material
aplicaciones de las artes ibersles. DON Severe
Colon, de Csguas; doctor don Jose Elias, senori-
tas Maria Rosario Franco asforita Mari
Franco, Capital don Rodulfo Gautier, de Ma
ysguea Por 81 grupo 80 Muebles y otros oh.
ietos para habltaciones Don EIeuterio Figueroa,
de Rio.piedras aeforitas Maria, Dolores Rosa.
rio Franco doiia Francisca Gil de Henriquez
Por el grupo 40. sehorits Rosario Cabellos y
Dix de ID Guardia, Capital. Por 81 grupo So
Producto de las industries extractivas. Ell
Ayuntamiento de Oaborojo don Lucas Castro,
Juncos; don NJ Catoni, Juan Diaz; don Jose
Cordov6s Berries Gurabo; Sucesoresde G. Gar.
cia hermsnos s-Bayam6n; don Octavio Garcia
salgado. -Rio-piedrss: Por el grupo 7,o-Ali.
mentos frescos en- conserva-Don Manuel Ci
vidanes Alonso.-G Guyana; don Jose Oordov6H
ar1i9s.-Gurabo, dos medallaE; don Luis Chian'
chini-Yauco; don Manuel Fernandez J dohs
Tsodora Ruis Jerez de Ia Frontera y don jose
r. Gsztsmbide (ss anagrande, el grupo
l0.0- Obietos para nejorsr Ia condici6n moral J
matsrisl de Ia poblsci6n. = Don Manuel 8. Cue
vas Bacener, Capital (Continuarfl
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UN CONFLICTO EN- UTUADO

Segdn notcias que nos lleg,n de squel i'm
portante pueblo, parece que 81 Ayuntamiento no
ha Consignado en- sus presupuestos municipalities
para el sho econ6mico que comienza el primero
el entrante Julio ninguna cantidad deatinada
al gasto de conducci6n de 10 correspondence pd.
blica. Dicese que tai determination obedece
que, desde hace dos aios, fgura en- los presu-
puestos generates del Estado en- eata Provincis,
una suma para stender ess importante servicio
que no parece justo que existiendo Ia partida
sin aplicaci6n, Sc sacrtfquo des Veces aquel We
cindario psgando IN ssrvIcio exclusive del Es-
tEdo.
Segdn nos dicen, SO ha ofrecido On subasta
ell ramaI de correos entire Arecibo Ponce pa
sando por Utuado y Adjuntas sin que So presen-
tasen licitadores 10 que indica que la cantidhd
presupuestada 90 insuiciente nadie ha qaerido
aceptarlo, pero tampoco SO ha heeho por admi-
niatraci6n, como julcio de aquel AyuntamieHto
SO debi6 realizar.
Es 10 clerto que para el primero de Julio
faltan muy pocos diaa, serfs muy lamentsble
que para dicha fecha quede sin comuni 'aciones
postales uno de los pueblos mas importhntes del
interior, llevando ese hecho tras f. un c1mulo in
menso dAperjuicios contrsriedsdes oe verda-
dera traseendencia
Nosotros creemos que 81 qued6 desierts Ia
primera subasta, se debieron arbitrar recursot
para aumentar 81 tipo del remate la csntidad
necesaria 81 por otrss caueas tampoco SO pre-
sentaban rematistas hacer 81 servicio por admi-
nistraci6n En- ninguna forma nos parece iusto
nj equitativo que SO obligus 81 Ayuntamiento de
Utuado sufragar los gaatos de sus comuuicacio.
mes postales existiendo debiendo existir servi-
clio ofeial va que hay asignaci6u en- los presu-
puestos. Esto creemos pero como hay en- ests
Capital un apreciado colega que psrece ser 6rga-
no oicioso dc comunicaciones, sometemos su
autorizado criterio la soluci6n del conaicto
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NOTICIAs GENERATES

Nueatro estimado colega Lds Not!cias SO de-
clara francamente gubernamental cfcioso, 10 que
encontramos tan l6gico y natural como que sus
incinAciones le lleven directamente q defender
las cuestones baio 81 criterio Unconditional de Ia
escuela del senior Ubsrri, suruesto que el Direc.
tor del aludido diario, muy distiuguido amigo
nuestro, ss una de las primeras fg1ras de aquel
psrtido, en- 81 que ha desempefiado puestos de ls
mayor confanzs, los redactores militan an Ia
misms agrupaei6n polftica. Creemos ademas
justfsimo que defendan Ia Administrator los
que de Ia Administrator viven, porque otra Co
SO impicarfa inconsecuencia y hasts exponerse q
sufrir las consecuenciss de uns geniaIidad, pues
aqui no SO acepta 81 jasto medic.
81 canine de Ia Unparalleled absolute ezta
sembrsdo de escoIlos pa,a el colega, segura-
mente SO Ie presentaran asuntos con los cuales
ten 'ra que emplear todoB los equiibrios del sen
lido juriaico mantenerse hoaesta dstdncia, de-
ndoIos pasar de largo.
IA CORRESPONDENCE no es peri6dico de
combste nj EXTRA en- aus principios raantenor TO
lemicas. Damoa nueRt opiai6n J dsjamoa 81 pn.
blico que las comsnts aprseis 4 su VOluptad i,
b6rrima. No estanos asalariados para atacar
i AdminiStraei6p, nj sRbysncionsdoq pa-s detenl
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GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General-SeCretaria- Negociado
3o-Real orden declaraudo improcedente 4 re-
curso de slzada interpuesto por don Manuel Jun
COS Soils, contra Ia resolution del Gobierno Gs-
neral que declare sin lugar Ia alzada que esta.
bleciera contra 81 Ayuntamiento de Caguas que
le conden6 al pago de uuos derechos de consume
Negociado 6o-Resl orden admitiendo la re,
nuncia presentada por don Victor Martinez No
tario de San Sebastian, y presentation do sn hijo
del propio nombre y apellido, previo el exsmen
correspondence. -OtrA dsponiendo SO tonga por
renuncisnts & don Miguel zavaleta del cargo de
Escribsno de actuacioneB del Juzgado de l. ms
tancia de Mayag1ez, y nombrando en- gu lugar
don Juan Mercader Rodriguez.
Capitanfa Genersl-Estado Mayor-Andn.
chase que el dia 80 del corrienta SO procedera al
reConocimiento facultstivo de los asprantes que
hayan sido admitidos ingreao en- los examenes
para cubrir plazas de las Academies de Ia Pc
ninsula.
Administration Central de Contribuciones y
Rentas-Real orden disponiendo el exscto cum
plmiento de la nota q del VICENTE Arancel de
Importation referents al carbon y al COX.
Cuerpo de Comunicaciones noml-
nal de los 48 certifcados entregados por Ia Ad-
ministraci6n Central 81 de IA de Diciembre de
1898 nm Official del vapor "Montevideo'' para
scr conducidos la Habsna cuyos expedidores
tienen derecho & Ia correspondence reclamaciou.
Intervention General de Ia Administration
del Estsdo -Secci6n de Contadurfa
qxe 90 pagardn on Ia pr6xima semana.
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FsrooarriI entire ia Carolina ! Csgua,


La Comisi6n do Diputados que Guscriben
han preseptalo 10 81 Congreso el aiRuiente dictamen
sobre ID proposci On do ley ipcluyendo on el plan
general de ferrocRrriles do Puerto-Rico. uno de
10 Carolina Csguag
ala Comisi6n nombrsde ara emitr dicta.
mon acercA de Ia prolosic6n o Icy aobre IA cons.
trucci6n do un ferrocsrril eutro las poblaciones
dc Ia Carolina Caguas, on Puerto-Rico, ha
examinado este Asunto; tomando on considera'
ci6n 10 propueBto, somete Ia deiberacion y
aprobsCi6n del Congreso el aiguients
PROYECTO DE LEY
Artculo L. se autoriza 81 Gobierno do 3. NJ.
para la concession dc un ferrocarril que, par.
tiendo de Ia Ciudsd de Caguss enlace en- 81 pue.
bio de la Carolina con el que desde allf conduce
& Ia capital de la lgla.
Articulo %. Para los efectos do ls expro.
piaci6n forzoss, SO conudera esta obra de utiidad
pdblica inter6s general.
Articulo 3o. En- Ia concession eiecuci6n
de este proyecto SO tendran preseDtes las dispo.
siciones benefcios que conCeden los srticulos Is
de la ley de presupuestos de % de Junio de
1880, IL de Ia de de Julio dc 1882, enton.
di5ndosO, no obstsnte, imitada Ia ffanquicia con.
esdida al material flo y m6yil tan solo en favor
del que proceda de Ia industria naconal.
Articulo A.. Eata fsrrocarril queda inclui.
do en- el plan general de los de Ia isa de Puerto
Rico.
Palacio del Congreso, 6 de JUNO de 1894
81 Conde de Torrepando. Gu lon.-
Antonio Comyu Vicente BAlbas.--Emilio Ora.
ke.-Antonio Alfau, secretario.
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nagaDaada oue 81 insipne { immortal Col6n

IA 4Desde que 81 inaigne immortal Colon
descubri6 esta pequeHa pero noble y leal antillo,
no sc ha vsto surtido tan seecto varisdo en- cres.
pones, sstenes, velos, fulares, chsconas infpi-
dad de tejidos de todas classes, como el que dlti.
mamente ha importado nuestro amigo don Ave
limo Elizal3e, San Francisco 49, Els sin duda el
comercio mejor surtido detoda la Isla, doude SO
encuentrsn las mejorea mantillas tohallas de Sc
da pura desde IA sos, encaies crudos blan-
cos en- mas de l4O dibujos formas de sombrero,
gran novedad, y precios sin igual, alfombras gus
to persa; existencis en- casimires alpacss negrse
y de coiores. Gran dep6sito de csmss y colcho.
mes ipgleneS dnico en- su classes on toda Ia
Isls. Importadores exclusives de las tan afsma.
das camisetaa Crepe ssnt6, 5-3