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New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
pale folk

How many pale folk there are!
People who have the will, but no
power to bring out their vitality.
People who swing like a pendu-
lum between strength and weak
ness-so that one days work
causes six days sickness! People
who have no life for resisting
diseases-thin people, nerveless,
delicate!
The food for all such is Scott's
Emulsion. The hypophosphites
Of lime and soda, with the oil,
will tone up the system, give the
blood new life, improve the ap-
petite and keep up digestion! .
soe. sod eLos Seor 4 Bsws, Chsmst, New rost
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
TO FIGHT 1T TO THE FINISH.

TEST CASES TO BE MADE OF THE RECENT AR
RESTS AT MORRIS PARK
meeting Of the layers OF odds arrested at
Morris Park was he'd downtown yesterday. and
plan Of action formulated. 1t decided 10 secure
the egal services of DE lacey Nicoll who Will ap-
pear for them before Magistrate Crane on Monday
August Belmont had several long conferences
yesterday in regard to the arrests
The officials Of the Westchester Racing AssocIa-
tien who were arrested Thursday VII be rep
resented on Monday by Mr.. Auerbach the counsel
Tor the Jockey club. IL agreed at the latest
conference 10 take vigorous action in regard 10 the
persecution 10 which racing men have been sub
jected.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
BELMONT PROTESTS TO ROOSEVELT.

August Belmont State Commissioner Of Rae
ing. called at Police Headquarters late yesterday
afternoon and remained closeted with Acting Chief
Conlin for long time During the conversation
Acting Inspectors McCulagh and Brooks were sent
for They apparently could not settle the question
IN their minds after another spell all four
climbed the spiral staircase leading TO President
Roosevelrs office. They stayed there long time.
Mr.. Roosevelt said that the object OF Mr.. Bel
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SYMPA THETIC STRIKE OF GOLD-BEATERS

Chicago Oct 25.-An the gold-beate-s employed In
the shops OF this city, who recently returned work
after winning their strike for more pay. refused TO
go to work this morning. this means being adopted
In order to force the single obdura,e firm In New
York TO come to terms with its regarding in
creased pay. The move ordered by the Ma
tonal Gold-el3aters' Association, which has also
ordered out all the beaters In every American shop
The action IL expected 10 prevent the Schultz house
In New-York from getting any gold leaf to supply
It's customers.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
ST LAWRENCE PRESBYTERY IN SESSION

THE CASE OF PRESIDENT CLEvELANDs BROTHER
CONSIDERED
Watertown, N. Y, Oct. 2.-The Presbytery OF St
Lawrence 10 IN session In this city to-day. consider
ing a request from about half the members OF the
Chaumont Church. of which the Rev. William y.
Cleveland brother of President Cleveland. Is pastor
that the pastoral relations be dissolved This Is
reopenlng OF trouble between Mr.. Cleveland and
portion OF hls congregation which Is said to nave
arisen because OF his ardent devotion the political
principles Of his brother and his activity In pro-
Claiming them. SO far no decision has been reached
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
GENERAL DICKINSON TO THE DURRAyr JURY

San Francisco, Oct. 25-Generat Dickinson ad-
dressed the Durrant jury In behalf of the defence
this morning There was nothing In the testimony
he said which could be based as single motive
for the crime. Durrants attendance at Dr.
Cheney's lecture proved by the testimony OF
every witness on that point. BY the testimony of
DR.. Cheney. a roll call was kept. and II was called
after the lecture and ne believed 1t to be correct
This undoubtedly the pivotal point of the
case. and II It correct the prosecution has failed
in every other point.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
FUNERAL OF sx.oOvERyoR AMEs.

North Easton Mass Oct. 3-A special train Of
seven cars brought from Boston at o'clock this
afternoon a large number OF people to attend the
funeral OF Ex-Governor Ames. which held In
the Church of the Unity at 2:So o'clock. Among
those In attendance were Governor Greenhalge and
ex-Governors Boutwell, Bracket and Robinson. The
service was conducted by the Rev. W. L. Chafia
the pastor OF the church. There was no eulogy. ani
after the benediction had been prooounced the pro-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville Ky. oct. 25.-Thc card for the final
day of the Louisville Driving and Fair Association
proved good one. Dolly Wilkes won the unfinished
2Jl trot. The second race, 2l5 trot. consisting Of
hve heats. was a battle royal between Celerrima
and Utility, !n which the former showed the greater
speed Ella T. captured three straight heats In the
third race 207 pace. and Sphnxette easily Won the
last race.
Ed Geers while warming up Robert j.. and
Bright Regent. thrown ard sustained a sprained
ankle The horses were finally caught after running
around the track three times
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

baltimore Oct. 2.-Frederck Gilbert. OF Spirit
Lake Iowa won the handicap live-bird match at
the grounds OF the Baltimore Shooting Association
to-day and he fakes home with him the Dupont
cup and the title OF champion wing shot OF the
word Gilbert and Charles McAlesier OF Pha-
dephIa killed all of the twenty Ave birds, but in
the shoot-on at FIVE birds. McAlester missed one
and had to be content with second money.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
sAMrEr, r. LAWRENCE ARRESTED.

SAMUEL. B. LAWRENCE ARREoibD'
THE WARRANT SERVED AT HIS OFFICE bf IN
sPECTOR MCULLAGN.
Samuel B. Lawrence. the president OF the west
chester Racing Association. who could not De louho
Thursday was arrested at his office. NO. IL Astor
Place Yesterday morning by Acting Inspector NC
Cul,agh He was brought to Essex Market court
where two hours were spent telephonng ior
bondsman and his lawyer. Finally at noon ferpe't
Barry. representing Davis Stone Auerpaeh' oi
No 80 Nassau-st.. who are MI Lawrehces a''o'
news arrived at court and the defendants 1orha'
examination was taken. He gave his age as more
than twenty-one." saying that Magistrate Cofheh
had said that the answer was a perfectly proper
one He lived he said. at No. 81 West Ientn-st.;
and was a treasurer. Magistrate crane, paIo,ca
him in the custody OF Mr. Barry until Monday next
when the other examinations VIII come up, . ~
There are four distinct charges asains, MT, Law, Law
rence-violaon of the poo. law registering bets am
wagers violating the Racing law and vloiating lhe
Lottery law The complainant in each case Is George
T. Heney, OF No. LIS tulton-sty BTookyn' VINO
represents the Anti-PoOl League Mr, Lawrence re.
fused to say anything further thar that every elloit
had been made TO conduct proceedings at the uacn
in he Law
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
THE CHELSEA CLUB INCORPORATED

Albany Oct. 2-The Chelsea Club was incorpo
rated to-day with the Secretary OF State for social
literary and lawful sporting and recreation purposes
IN New-York City. The directors are Amos J. cum
mngs. George Livingston. II. G. Jansen. James ).
Doyle and Jere J. Greagan, or New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Westboro. Mass. Oct. 25.-The Humber record
team headed by =. j. Berlo. with his 'quintupet
under the management of Willis Il. Troy, started
for the South las, evening to make trials for worlds
records at all distances from the quarter-inie TO
the hour. The party comprises ten Of the fastest
riders In America. II is intended TO keep the party
until January l. gong to places where the best
tracks and the best weather to be found. II fs
expected the party will spend the month OF Decem-
ber In San lose Cal
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
SEVERAL. GOOD FOOTBALL GAMES ON THE Ff'o-
GRAMME FOR THIS AFTERNOON.

SEVERAL GOOD FOOTBALL GAMES ON THE PRO
GRAMME FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
The annual championship football game between
the Crescent and Orange Athletic ciup 'edh's 'h''
wear VIII be unus ially interesting as the team WIN
ming th.s year will hold the cup for good Cons1d-
erable feeling has been aroused BY the determiha-
ton of the Orange Athletic Club 10 protest against n
phIlp King the ex-fullback Of the Princeton COR
ege team King is charged win pr9iess'onaS, S mranrs
Athletic club alleges that King received salary
last year for coaching the Princeton team
The Crescents will play the team OF williams Soi-
lege at Eastern Park this afternoon. The game
will begin at $3.50 o'clock The Williams team IL
considered to be stronger than the Amherst eIe'e'
which put up splendid game against the Cres-
cents last saturday. The Williams team VIII De ,h IN
Yale Wednesday Ii is announced that Harry
Beeoher viii play in his o!d position at qSaTehr @ he
his first appearance in uniform In several years;
King will drop b9ck TO haf6ack where ne VIII
probably play alongside of q Connor.
The Orange Athletic Club football team will have
Princeton their opponents this afternoon al the
Orange oval 1t is reported that several OF the
Varsity team have been disabled during the last
week so II is likely that Princeton VIII not have
out what might be termed her best team. The game
will begin at $50 o'clock.
A. A. Irwin, the manager Of the Philadelphia base
ball club in a dispatch from Boston yesterday. says
that he Will manage the New-York baseball club
next season.
There Is said to be strong probability that
the Brooklyn ba aseball team VIII eventually move
back to South Brooklyn. Suitable grounds can be
secured lust in the rear OF Washington Park, the
old home of the club. Messrs. Byrne and Abel have
full control OF the club.
The plans for the new clubhouse OF the New York
Athletic Club at Fifty-ninth-st and Sxth-ave. were
fled with the building Department yesterday
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
N THE CYCLING WORLD,
rHARGEs MADE BY RAILROADS FUN
CARRYING BICYCLES.

a PLAN SUGGESTED FOR AVOIDING THE PAY
MrNr OF THE RATEs-THE WORK FOR GOOD
ROADS IN NEw-JERsEY-oTHER
WHEELING MATTERS.
wheemen generally. and particularly those VINO
live in New-Jersey, are much concerned over ''e
sction OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, which be-
san Yesterday to charge stipulated rate for the
carrying Of bicycles The minimum rare lot d
wheel is l5 cents For instance, 1t costs that
amount to get wheel over this road to Etzaoe'h,
4S cents to Philadelphia. and 81 to Washngtopn alia
FOR excess baggage at REGULAR rate OF 10 per
dent of the fare for traveller rms IS hsMe Tha
New-York Central charges u per, cent. !; was was
said yesterday that most II no, ALL the r"''0a0s
would adopt the Pennsylvania plan
There will a mass-meeting Of b!cycsts attacheo 10
the various South Brooklyn Clubs and those una'-
Hched. who reside In that section OF the ci'E' h'
South Brooklyn Turn Hall Nos. le2 TO l66 Sixteenth
n near Fifth-ave,. next Thursday night Oc'o-
bsr 81 at S o'c.ock to discuss legislation for good
roads throughout New-York State Assempiymah
John A. Hennessy. candidate for Senator in the
Efth District viii deliver the principal ADDRESS
Mr. Hennessy was sader in The sbr Iast n haVns
appointed the Assembly committee, wWen Warrnnt lSs
simmer made tour Of New-Hampssnne, The
Sod ronds This M committee win report IN the new new
,Sss,,ns viii he nou-partisan as both Democrats
and Renuhlicans such as eX-Assemblman Iay;or'
Renuhlican candidate for Senator in the skin Ds-
triet: Edward NJ Grou,. regular DemocTauc oahuil, anu
da te for Mayor are either members or tle Tood
Alexander Swalbach viii preside. The CycNst MUS
ieal cub will furnish music 7 D Harrison; Pre,ni-
dxnt OF the South Brooklyn Wheeimen' WILL "ahe
an address
Another meeting of cyclists will be held at BOW
mans Cycle Academy, in Broadway tonight 10
form an association TO he known as the "cyclis's
Moderation of New-York" The objects of the asso-
approaches to the ferries improved ana TO request
less prom.scuous sprnll!ng OF the sTeets'
The Good Roads Association has been informed
by Commissioner Squier OF Brooklyn. that It's re-
quest TO have the West Drive In Prospect fark
lighted at night will be granted. AS soon as the
work of putting up the electric lights on the Soue-
ward is finished, Wheemen and horsemen VIII nave
a well-lighted road all the way TO Coney ls-and
The G. r. A. will present bill TO the next Legs
lature asking for the construction Of tagged walks
along each side of the Boulevard and for return
cycle path from Coney Island.
Charles Earl. the Glass b man of the Kings
County Wheelmen. VIII attempt to-day on the Mfr-
rick Road break the twenty-nVe-mlie ROAD rec
ord The start will be at Tatum's Hotel
The Coney Island Wheelmen organized last
Monday night with a charter membership Of twen-
ty-ive George Lawrence was ele ted president and
d. Tod Davis secretary. The next meeting VIII be
on Ober
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

where A prayer was said and the burial made. The
pallbsarers were Ex-Governor Robinson, Colonel ID.
A. Tower. s. Endicott Peabody, Samuel Carr Gi,-
mer C,app. Judge Sherman, G.. y. Johnston and Y.
O Shaftlck
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

mons call WAS TO protest against the arrest OF tne
racing officials and bookmakers at MOTIFS m ,pdigny
Thursday Mr.. Belmont had SAID that n an IN H. $50
had been nut upon these men ana upon tus 10,
ciaton which the Police Commissioners shou'd "o'
President Roosevelt ead that he LAD inioii'eo
Mr. Belmont that 1t had given him great pam a. 10 :,
arrest gentlemen who were his friends put tnas
a. g, bad eo he done The warrants had been issued
a. and 10" the arrests were not made on the Commis-
Mr. Belmont also protested against the acton OF
Magistrate Crane in issuing the w haa no,hng
70 do. and that once Issued. the warrants must oe
cd
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
STAFF OFFYCERs SHOOT At CREEDMOOR.
THE ATTENDANCE NOT LARGE-sCOREs MADE
BY THE MEN

THE ATTENDANCE NOT LARGE-sCoREs MADE
BY THE MEN.
The Creedmoor ranges reserved for the
OF Governor Mcrtons and General Fitzgerald's
stafs yesterday. heavy harvest haze hung over
the ranges during the early morning hours. but
this cleared away before and the conditions
for shooting we're most favorable for the small
number of stan officers who responded TO the call.
The only members of the Governors STAFF who went
10 the ranges by the early train were Generals
Frederick C. McLewee. Benjamin NJ. Whitlock.
William c. Wallace and Coonels Herbert l.. Sat
terlee and George b. Agnew. Colonel +. s. Kel-
logg Of the Quartermaster-Generais staff; Lieu
tenant Colonel Norman $. Dixie. OF the Judge
Advoca p -GeAerars staff; Colonel Arthur MacAr
thur of the Paymaster Generals stan. and Major
Frederick V Lee. OF General McLewees staff. were
also present
The small attendance was accounted for by Adju-
tant-General McAlpin. who arrived at the ranges
about noon He sad that most OF the Governors
staff had already qualified marksmen. and they
remained away on that account. General Fitzger-
ala aecompaned by the fo9wng members member q q
e Din m1oy aoTs if% Robs MeRm Aey pe" b. M An
drews. Henry $. Van Duzer and Dayid Crocker and
Vst'a Vst First Brigade mem qualified before noon With
the following score:
General sS,sn Msnr vf"
Major McKm. 81 Captain Hartman. 80
Major Andrews. ..."....2l
Major Crocker did not shoot. having qualified with
4 score OF ~ in August.
The other scores were:
EXPERT CLASS.
yds. yds Total;
Captain T. r. Thurston 22i Regiment.
siARPsHOOTERs' CLASS.
yds. yds Total.
sS, rCS1e CT F. s il F3E Ts 9'I1@p.sss a.. sh Pfg r q !:
MARKsMAN CLASS.
200 300
yds. yds. Total
Col A. A. Macarthur. Paymaster's Dept. - ~ ~
Col W. w. Ladd. Judge-Ad. -Genl Dept. IL IA 81
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
REGRET WINS THE HOuGHTON STA

REGRET WINS THE HOrGHTON STAKES
London. Oct. 2.-The Houghton Stakes of twenty
five soveregns each with 200 sovereigns added. for
two-year-olds. one mile and eleven yards. wsa
at the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-day and
was won by the Duke Of Westminsters bay colt
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Regret. r. Iebaudy's bay cot Marius III was sec
ond and Doug.as Baird's bay colt Symington thiru'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

The Coney Island Wheelmen was organized last
Monday night with a charter membership of twen-
ty-ive George Lawrence was ele ted president and
u. Tod Davis secretary. The next meeting VIII De
on Tuesday, October 20.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
IVORY SOAP
90 441oo pupE

Trv it for just wash. Ivory Soap costs little
more hut it takes less do the work. and how much
whittier clothes are when they have been washed with It,
1. ossc
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Charles Earl the Glass b man of the Kings
County Wheelmen VIII attempt to-day on the Mer-
rick Road 10 break the twenty-hvemle road rec
ord The start will be at Tatum's Hotel
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Mrs. OHearn's pardon reached the Tombs lAS
evening and she was released.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

a. A. Irwin the manager OF the Philadelphia base
ball club. in dispatch from Boston yesterday, says
that he Will manage the New-York baseball club
next season,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

The plans for the clubhouse OF the NewYork
Athletic Club at Fifty nnthst. and Sixth-ave. were
fled with the Building Department yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Another meeting of cyclists will be held at BOW
mans Cycle Academy, in Broadway, tonight 10
form an association, to he known as the "CycNsts
Moderation of New York" The objects OF the aSso
cafon will be 10 secure better streets, 10 nave the
approaches to the ferries improved ana TO request
less prom.scuous sprinkl!ng of the streets
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
CHAMPION WING SHOT OF THE WORLD.

Col A. A. Macarthur Paymas,er's Dept. u III 81
Col " W. Ladd. Judge-Ad Genl p,pt. II IA 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-13
BUEI SISTEMA
IL de Mayo.

De tai puede calificarse ell empleado
por la prensa Unconditional.
Sc pasan la vida esos periodicos de-
nunclando sus coiegas autonomistas,
con la sane enteacs6n de que sobre ellos
calgan ios tribunales, porque su mayor
goco aer1a vernos desaparecer todos.
EIlos Insinuan que ei peri6dico tai s
cual, ha faltado !, las autorldades in
Jurlado los yoIuntarios, recordando que
nay leyes ooercltlvas para la prensa etc.
etc.
Bravo companerismo ell de esas gen
Pero 10 mas graciosO es que ellos in
curren en- faltas mayores y Sc quedan
tan frescos.
81 la prensa autonomista reproduce
las notlclas exageradas y ridiculas de
Y prevenlr al pals de que no haga case
do elias al leerlas en- aqueElos periodicos
que circular en- Puerto Rico, ponen ell
gllto Ell el cieloy POGO falta para que lla
ulen sepurottstu al que tai haee.
En cambio ellos, ios perl6dicos incon-
diclonales, no tlenen empacho en- repro
duclr con visos ete reafsaod Y con sus
tequ5s m5quss correspondientes, notici as,
Q inejor uIcno, sueltos lnjurlosOs contra
un dignlsImo general espailo, como 10
es el general CaileJa.
Pero este gobernador puso q raya 4
los lntegristas dc Cuba, contenlendo sus
desmanes, y ESQ es bastaute para que, en-
concepto de los lncondlclonales, merez-
"a menos consideration que Maceo
MaXIl4o Gomez.
Asl vemos Ell esos perisdicos recogi-
da la burda espeCIota de que el general
Calleja andaba en- tratos con los separa-
JlsLas antes de e5Iallar la revoluclon,
para que no Sc lnsurrecclonaran mlen-
tras 81 estuvlese en- Cuba.
Y dlcen que todo ESQ 10 hacia ell ge-
neral CalieJa, para dar TEMPO & que Sc
IN Ian tasen las reformas.
Aqui esta 81 quad de esas injurias.
Iii general Calleja abraz0 con yerda-
dero calor patrlotlco ell planteamiento
de las reformas en- Cuba, y los anti-re.
forInlstas le declararon ia guerra, que
ira lnlcua que llega hasta ell extreme
do esperar a que dicho gobernador re-
gresara la Peninsula para manchar
-u reputaclon
/ Por que no lie lanzaron esas acusa-
clones cuando estaba Gu Cuba, y aguar-
udu d 4uc ei diSiiO SoO0inaHte 'ueiSa
las espaidas!
Y la prensa que de tai modo procede
es la que 81 lnIsma Sc llama n,uy es1od-
nola y nay cetosa del prestlglo de
nuestros generates y de nuestro ej6rci-
to
Y la que tacha de simputizaaores de
los insurrectos a los peri6dlcos que re-
producer los estupendos caasards de la
prensa yankee, que por 10 exageradoe
no iogran otra cosa que ponerse en- rldl
culo y hacer que la burla caiga sobre los
Insurrectos
lPorqus miren ustedes que aquello dc
que Maceo ed IN encuentrO mat0 1900
soldados, 10 va Greer cualquiera!
Qulenes causan verdadero iaiio q la
causa de Espafla son los que reproducen
injurias con c5soS de vertkdd, como esas
que sc referen al general Calleja.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-13
dos, han podido aplicar erascua a
asup+o dat ILoyn

dos, han podido apicar erascua al
asunto de. Chato.
Pero ica. Debatese ell importan-
te punto de saber 81 Arim6n lleva raz6n
contra Clarin, ell cual, imbecil de STEM
pre-, esta tonic de remate; Y ell Gue7ritd
ocupa las ldserus cr6nicas del mentecato
de Cavia; la Pardo de Bazan, que es
una .fondona hteraria, hace claslcismo
sobre 8 respecto de los naranjos, ponien-
do puntos sobre las les la remilgada ga
llega que en- su afan de purismo dice
''soy viva en- vez de 'estoy viva"
Lo cual me recuerda un sucedido en-
Mejioo.
Y fue que admirandose una se1ora 4
10 Pardo Bazan, de que un general me-
jicano tuviese diez ocho hijos, pre-
gunt6le en- buen romance:
y olga listed, general, otodos son
vivos?
A 10 que contest6 ell otro, haciendose
81 Suec0:
Dire usted, sonora. Uno de ellos
4 es vivo. Los demas -. ison unos
bobalicones
LUIS BoNAFoUx.
l de Mayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-13

perrmo, Y que no protestan, en- cambio,
contra el irrisorio destino que han tent
do las coronas de laureles que Sc pusie-
ron al pie del monumento erigido Ell
honor de Andre Gill. Tn vendedor
&c hortalizas recogi6 vendio los lau-
relies para aromatlzar salzas !....
Y sin embargo, y mi juicio, Andre
Gill, insigne caricaturista que dej6
tfaves de Paris tantos recuerdos gratos,
merece mucho mas que Napoleon /.
Por 10 menos, era mejor persona y
toda la altivez del gran guerrero no en-
gendr6 jamas una observation tan So
oerana como la siguiente de aquel gran
humorista del lapiz.
ID De donde vienes? pregunt6 un
su amigo que habfa estado ausente.
De Mia, de tomar ba11os en- el Me
diterraneo.
-Yo, observe Gill, cuando quielo
lavarme, voy al Oceano ! Els ell dnico
banjo capaz de contenerme -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-13
In MHLL0RQUjNH A
7 CAFE
LAS DELICiAS"

Sc acaha dc rec;hir todo fresco y
barato. Sobreasaia Ia superior.
Tsciaeta de M4llorca.
Manteca pGra de cerdo de Ma
ilorca Glesos Roquef5rt en- latas
lie ksos y de zso gramos
Aceite Maliorquin en- l4tas y litros
de Moso Primes, Baa
S4is hichon de Lion.
Longaniza DE- Vieh.
Ssrdinas farcesas trufadas-
Petit pois ffanceses con jam6n,
nantequiila y al natural.
Qaeso dc Patsgrss.
Los ricos biscoch IS boc2do &c Da
mas. Aceilrnas en- cudrtes
Aguardiente !egitimo dc Ojen.
Anis del tigre en- garsanfoncitos Dc
litro y &C y iitfo.
A1ehoas Goa saimuera en- latas.
B 4ches de bscslao secos
kecomsndamos mucho el sfamado
vino tinio cefa dc B,rgofia que
d sde hoy derallamos a IS centavos
boteIia trayendo envssc
p. BESTARD Y CA.
Ponce. Msye De 1895 m