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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
financial.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

majority OF the consolidated mortgage bonds and OF
the stock OF this Company been depossd under
agreement dated September 18th. 1897 and the certh
Gates OF deposit Of the Central Trust Company OF New
York the Depository OF the Committee have been listed
upon the New York Stock Exchange
the Committee las extended the time for the deposit
under the agreement consolidated mortgage bond, and
% stock until November 18th. 1897. after which
time deposits Will be received In the discretion
Of the Committee and upon payment q penalty OF
$50 for each consolidated mortgage bond and OF 500
for each share 0 stock.
Dated November !. 1897.
GRENVILLE VI. DODGE. Chairman.
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y. II. MORGAN Il 60.
BROWN BROTHERS 4 60.
Barring. MAGOCN Il GO.

LONDON, November lst 1891
Having Jointly made issue Of these bonds In this
market under date OF May 18th. 1855 simultaneously
with that nade In New York by our respective represeh
s,ve. who have signed above circular We strongly
recommend all holders OF the deposit them IN the
manner suggested order Insure an energetic deehcc
~ their INTEREST,"
H. n. MORGAN 4 90.
BROWN, SHIPIEY 4 CO.,
RARING BROTHERS 4 CO., Limited
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financial.
Houston and Texas Central
First Mortgage Bonds.
Notice Of Bonds Drawn for Payment.

The Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany. having in its possession cash proceeds
from sales OF lands covered by Trust Indenture
between Frederic +. Olcott the Central trust
Company OF New York and the Southern Pacihc
Company. dated April !. 1880, which are APP
plicabe to the purchase OF The Houston ana
Texa. Central Railroad Company's First MORT
gage bonds secured by such Indenture. TO an
amount sufficient at the price limited In SAID
Trust Indentu-e TO pur base and retire ~ oil
such bonds; and. IT having been found that su'h
bonds cannot be purchased al or below lio per
centum OF the par value thereof and accrued
interest thereon. there have been drawn by lo''
under the provisions Of such Trust lndenture'
bonds secured th,reby bearing the Distinguish
ing numbers hereinafter stated. to be PAID TOT
out Of such proceeds Of such land sales a' t"e
said rate Of llJ per centum or the par 'a'"e
thereof and accrued interest thereon.
The distinguishing numbers OF the bonds so
drawn arc az follows, viz:
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'No' listed on til. New-rork Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
financial @lertisnS.


MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No le6 Broadway, New York. October 9TH. III
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharehod'
ers OF the Manhattan Railway Company Will Be-
held ~ the Comp"ny's once No. lA 5roadwy Nen
YORK Guy on Wednesday. November 10Th. lNU. ~ IL
o'clock
Board 81 Directors for the ensuing year 10 % -
elected and three Inspectors Of Election. 49,.
The transfer books vii be closed SATURDAY octecsr
9th ]? o'clock noon and reopened Thursday, NO
D. " MwIrIIAMs. Secretary.
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Act cash BAL 500 1880 S2O0 sol 30 Inc S153siO
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were $419614. internal revenue receipts
S9l6 1856 and the miscellaneous receipts sos 4S4;
total Government receipts for the day, 81 ,434,-
264; expenditures. 81. 599. 900; excess of expend-
lures S164 136. Receipts for month to date,
S7116.617: expenditures, S9,92S.OO0: excess OF
expenditures 81 ST. 1888. Receipts for fiscal year
excess Of expenditures. S40,110,392. Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day
S402, 002.
STATEMENT OF NON-MEMBER BANKS
The second weekly statement of averages OF
the banks In the metropolitan district including
the banks Of New-York City Brooklyn, Jersey
City Hoboken and Staten Island, which are nom
members Of the New-York Clearing House AS
ISOLATION but which clear through some OF the
members was published to-day. The reports are
furnished by fourteen National banks and
thrty-eight State banks. and show:
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..,,., closing rates for commercial bills were

sI<ss lie.
The commercial price Of bar silver was % &c;
Mexican silver dollars. 4a%c. In London bar
silver advanced 14d. to 26%d Silver exports TO-
morrow, 10000 ounces. a. $3.50
Money on call in London vas " per cent.
and open market discounts . 13-l6G27s per cent
for short and long bills. Paris discount RATE
per cent Paris exchange on London. % francs
liH centimes Berlin discount rate. Az per cent
British consols closed at 112i9 for money and
1I2 l1-16 for the account. French rentes. lo3
francs so centimes.
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: Savannah-Buying, l-l6c OF:
selling, par ew-Orleans-Commerical, 81 20
discount; bank. par. Charleston-Buying, l-ioc'
discount; selling Lie premium San Francisco
Sight. TIC: telegraph. 2Oc. Boston-5qsc.
discount
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges,
S94 196 Jog: balances. $5,422. l2S: Boston-Ex-
changes S15 741 $3.50; balances 81, 4Ol, AS. Phia-
delphia-Exchanges. SS,520,309; balances 81
47S93S Baltimore--Exchanges, S2,501. 2S4 bal
ances. $334306
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washington Treasury statement, COW
ering actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the last preceding statement. gives the fol-
lowing balances:
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p :, 600, E'S GAS LIGHT AND COKE ca

pvERTsEME5SsTIf pHa ocs 60 5.5
q aooT Forth until osoSS p % az regular
mems o. clock p. m, VIZ; 2ot Stn-aNs; g.
s cce s eth,.ye cor i2'hs Mage se. ico
and a. ia ST., near Q: EasS % AS
t?d-s' ,wsen 10Th and nth SITS 0?8 90 near os'
o. los it ave. soth s. go Sasys, near nos al.
~ 50 90 East 10Th st.: 1921 sdave: 1852 "a ave
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22

THE DEFENSE BE5UN.
Judge Vincent Makes the Opening
Statement for Luetgert's Side Of
the Case-A New Phase of
the Trial.

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Ex-Judge Vincent,
in his opening statement in the defense
of Luetgert today, said that Robert
Davey, an educated Englishman, came to
Luetgert with forged letters of introduc-
tion, representing himself as a man of
great means. "Davey told Luetgert that
he could be sausage king of the world"
said Vincent, "and Luetgert believed him."
he told Luetgert that he represented an
English syndicate, and suggested that a
company be organized with capital of
$50O,O0O, and that bonds for an addi
tional 100000 be issued. Luetgert
would be given 100000 in cash and $780,
600 worth of stock out of the cash if he
would pay off $4,000 Indebtedness which
was covered by mortgage on his factory.
Mrs. LuetGert was delighted, and Luet-
CERT, honest and without suspicion, was
pleased.
"Luetgert closed the factory prepara-
tory to making the change, which was to
Davey called upon Luetgert for money
and got about $25,000. Finally failure
came and the disaster drove Mrs. Luet-
CERT to the verge of insanity. Later the
woman became insane, and wandered
away"
She was his second wife. Ex Judge
Vincent denied that the couple lived un-
happy. Attorney Vincent said he could
prove that Mrs. Luertgert was alive, by wit
nesses who had seen her since May l, and he
could also prove that the bones found in
the vat we're lot human, but we're put there
by the police authorities. The attorney
said that he would show that the rings
introduced in evidence were not Mrs.
Luetgert's, and that she had never seen
them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
DON'T WANT SILVER.
London Bankers M AXE Formal Pro-
test Against the Use of the White
Metal by Bank of England.

London, Sept. 22.-The meeting of the
bankers of London called to protest
against the action of the governor of the
Bank of England, Hugh Q. Smith, who
announced that the bank was prepared to
hold one.tifth of its bullion in silver,
provided the French mint is again open
to the free coinage of silver, and that
prices at which silver is procurable and
salable are satisfactory, was held at the
clearing house today. A resolution pro-
testing against the Bank of Eugland's
proposed action was adopted. The pro-
test of the London. bankers is unpre-
cedented, and is the only thing talked
about at present in financial circles.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
SEVENTY DROWNED.
Two steamers Collide in An Austrian
Port with Fatal Results.

London, Sept. ga dispatch from
venezia says that 70 persons we're
drowned as the result of collision yes
terday morning between the steamer Ika,
local passenger vessel, and British
steamer leaving the port as the former
was entering. The Ika sank in full view
OF 200 persons.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
Held for Trial.

City of Mexico, Sept Velasquez,
ex-inspeotor general of police, now in
prison, has confessed thatshe ordered the
killing of Arroyo, the assailant of Presi-
dent Diaz. His servant admits buying
the knives with which the deed was com
mitted. Velasquez says that the man was
not tortured. The judge has decided thai
Velasquez and his associates are guilty
and has held them for trial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
Resignation Of SenOr Reverter will
he Accepted-Sentenc Against a
Supposed Anarchist Annulled.

Madrid, Sept. 22.-The cabinet will to-
night receive the resignation of Senor
Reverter, minister of finance, as the queen
regent has refused to sign his decree,
since he was excommunicated by the
bishop of Majorca, for taking possession
of treasure belonging to q church In the
bishops diocese.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22

afterward, rumor of what had taken
place, coming to Miss DeSette, the
estimable principal of the school, she,
accom- panied by her assistant, Miss
Faurote, went to the old woman's house,
where she was found more dead than
alive. For days this noble woman, at
the probable risk of her life, and at the
certain risk of the undying enmity of the
Priests of the Bow persisted in her
heavenly ministrations to this poor old
creature, until finally, she was restored to
life again, and the enjoyment of such
health as her shattered constitution will
be able to support. This tragedy, tragic
IN more than one sense, happened last
February. At my visit in the June fol-
lowing, | saw the victim of this barbar-
ism, who barred her poor old shrivelled
arms and showed me where the cruel
cords of the torture had cut the flesh
through to the bone.
GAS Miss DeSette, her eyes filled with
sympathetic tears, described the par
ticulars of this unspeakable horror, my
own cheek blushed that, 36 years of my
life had been spent in the service of a
government, under which such things
could be done.
"Since the conquest of the pueblos in
the early years of the seventeenth century,
piops men and women have preached to
these people jesus, and Him crucifed;
but today, after nearly 300 years of
civilizated example, they are devoted to
their pagan form of worship, Joined as
firmly to their idols, as they were, when
they msssacred the Franciscan martyrs.
And it is expected that people like this
is to be civilized through the medium of
the common school, attendance upon
which depends wholly upon their voli-
tionW
JICARILLA APACHEs.
AS to the Jicarilla Apaches the report
of Captain Nordstrom continues:
"The cenaus of this tribe OF Indians,
taken at the close of the year, shows a
total number of 84l, which ia decrease
of II during the year, the number at the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1896, being
S53. There are 343 families, averaginga a
little in excess Of 2 4-10 to the family.
OF children between 6 and 16, there are
I'll, of whom there is not one in school.
"BY reference to last years report, 1
find it stated that 10 children were in
school at Fort Lewis, Colo, who had all
been allowed to oorre horsa for vacation
with the understanding taat they were
to return at the commencement Of the
term in September. 1t would appear
that the understanding" was not thor
oughly by the parents of the children,
who have, as usual in such cases, broken
their promises and kept their children at
home" X
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
TREATY RATIFIED.
The Hawaiian Senate Acts-OppOn-
ents to Annexation Will Con-
time the Fight.

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-The steamer
City of Peking, which arrived last even
ing, brought the news that the annexa-
tion treaty was ratified by the Hawaiian
senate without dissenting vote. De-
spite the action of the senate, the OK po-
nents of annexation are continuing the
fight and the leaders of the movement
express the utmost confidence in their
ability to defeat annexation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
Olathc, Kas., suffers a Loss OF sea, 900
from An EARLY Morning Fire.

Olathe. Kas, Sept. 22.-The fire, which
started in the center Of the city at 1
o'clock this morning, caused loss of
$25,0O0. Five frame buildings were de-
stroysd. The loss is divided among IL
firms with insurance amounting TO about
half the loss.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
FOUR FEET OF SNOW.
Winter Has Closed Down Upon Alas
ka-Miners Return to Victoria
to Winter.

Victoria, Sept. 22.-The steamer Queen,
which arrived this morning, brought back
80 miners, who decided to wait until
spring before proceeding to the Klon-
dixie country. Winter has set in the
White and Ohilcoot passes, there being
four feet of snow on the submits of the
mountains. Those who get over now
have to 60 by dog train. Horses for
which men refused $400 few weeks ago
can now be bought for S.. A large
number of men are going to juneau to
winter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
A German Duke Drowned.

Hamburg, Sept. 22.-Torpedo boat No.
26 capsized and sank near the first light
ship of Cuxhaven. Eight of her crew
and the commander, Duke Frederick
William of Mecklinburg- -Schwerein, were
drowned. The duke was born in 1871.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
NOT PROVED TO BE AN ANARoH1sr.

Madrid Sept. 12.-The Supreme court
has annulled the sentence of 40 years i'm
prisonment imposed upon Barril, the
supposed anarchist who, on September 3,
at Barcelona, attempted to assassinate
Chief Police Portus, and Assistant Chief
Teixidor, as they we're leaving the circus.
The action of the Supreme court is taken
on the ground that it has not been proved
that Barril is an anarchist.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
DISEASE RAPIDLY SPREADING
Eight New Cases Reported in Edwards,
Miss, and Two Deaths Occur in
New Orleans Today.
KILLING FROST NEEDED TO CKECK FEVER
Yellow Jack Reaches New York City
from Central America-More
Physicians and Nurses
Called For.

Edwards, Miss, Sept. 22.-Eight new
cases of yellow fever are reported. The
disease is rapidly spreading and the indi.
cations are that nothing but killing
frost can allay its ravages. DR.. Purnel
has applied to the Howard association OF
Vicksburg for more doctors and nurses
THE FEVER IN NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. 20.-On the Columbia
line steamer, Finance, which arrived this
morning from Colon, were two cases OF
yellow fever. The passengers were trans
ferred to the Hoffman island for observa-
tion.
TWO DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Sept. 22-The second
death from yellow fever has occurred to-
day, making eight in all.
DEATH OF DIR. LOWELL.
New Orleans, Sept. pa camp of de-
tention was opened this morning at Oak
land Park, and large number of Italian
men, women and children, will be re-
moved thlther and given accommodation
until the fever is stamped out.
DR.. Lowell, son of Colonel Starr Lowell,
of Mississippi, who has been i'll more
than week, died this morning. DR..
Lowell is said to have contracted the dis
ease from attendance upon sick patients.
SITUATION AT sT. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 22.-Health Com.
missioner Starkloff said today: "My re-
port from DR.. Woodruff at quarantine is
to the effect that suspect Tript's fever
readily yielded to the treatment. DR..
Woodruff says that Tript will be we'll in a
few days.
TEXAS THREATENED.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 22.-Governor Cul-
berson received a telegram from State
Health Officer Swearingen today, an
nouncing genuine case Of yellow fever
at Beaumont. The patient, boy, died
this morning.
Many people think the mail service is
bringing the fever into the state and
Governor Oulberson will be asked to en-
tirely cut off all train service between
Louisiana and Texas. Beaumont will be
closely surrounded by rigid quarantine.
TWO NEW GASES IN NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Sept. 22.-Two new cases
OF yellow fever are reported by the board
of health today. The city has decided to
give $25,000 to the board of health to be
used for the care of fever patients, and to
aid In sanitary work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
Cyclone in Italy.

Brindisi, Italy, Sept. PA cyclone
swept over the towns of Savar, Oria and
Lationo, in the province of Lecce, yes
terday evening. Forty persons were
killed, and 70 people wounded; 20 houses
were DESTROYED.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
An appeal VIII be Taken.

Topeka, Kas., Sept. 22.-Judge Foster,
OF the United States district court, has
granted to the Kansas City live stock ex-
change stay of judgment in.the matter
of the latter's decision dissolving the ex.
change. An appeal to the United States
Supreme court will be taken imm ediately.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
A Kansas Dive Destroyed-

Galena, Kas., Sept. 22.-The notorious
Statfleback house was burned by mob at
midnight, and every vest1ge. of TIE old
structure, where murders and crimes of
the most diabolical nature were commit
ted, was destroyed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
e, N. NJ WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %,
strikers shot In Europe.

London, Sept, ga dispatch from
during the strike disturbances there yea
terday, the troops fired upon the strikers,
killing one man and wounding eight.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
Death of a Cardinal.

Rome, sept. pa dispatch from Mes
sina, Sicily, announces the death of Mgr.
Giuseppe Guarino, cardinal bishop of
Messina.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
ANTONIO JOSEPH, Prop,

oio Caiente Taos County New Mexico
This ID attractive ct al and - open s winter
Passengers Oio Santa Fe a. 15
reach Ojo Oaisnts u the same day Fare for the
sound "trip from Santa Ee TO Ojo Caiente, ~
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
CONDITION OF THE SCHOOLS.

The condition of the various day schools
may be stated as follows:
"Acoma.-Number of children in pu-
sblo, IS; number enrolled, Al; average
attendance, boys 124; girls IA 81 81;
average of both sexes, 26 1864; average
age, 9years.
"The teacher of this school has since its
close been dismissed from the Indian
service for cause.
"Ooohiti-Number of children in pu-
eblo, 81; enrolled, 33; average attendance,
boys 8 So 63; girls II So 81; average both
sexes, Is 81. 80; average age, 8 years.
"The condition of this school is de
cidedly bad. The attendance, though
shown by the report of the teacher on the
3Oth of the month to be 29-l9 girls and
10 boys-was but little more than half
that at the time of my visit. The excuse
ices of of the larger pupils are needed at
this time in the fields. The school house
and teachers room, adjoining, an adobe
building with mud roof, leak like a
sieve when IL rains, and are uninhabita-
BILE. The government should acquire a
piece of land here, and build proper
building for the school and the teachers
residence.
"Isleta of children, Sc; en-
rolled, 46; attendance, boys 13 SO 81;
girls, l 1854; average of both sexes, 2l
1854; average age, years."
Complaint having been made that the
parish priest of this pueblo has used his
position to prevent the transfer of the
day school scholars to the government
boarding schools in the territory, the
agent reports that he addressed him a
letter on the sub bject, properly protesting
against his action in the premises, and
received threatening reply that the
aforesaid priest ought to be ashamed of.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
Declare an Increased Dividend.

New York, Sept. 22.-The directors of
the Rock Island railroad have declared "a
quarterly dividend of per cent. This is
an increase of the dividend rate from a
2 per cent basis to a per cent basis.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
Monogram Note Paper.

The New MEXICAN is prepared to furn-
ish two letter monogram embossed note
paper and envelopes at extremely low
prices. Gall and see samples.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22

PFeSiNent MCKINNEY At AUHms.
Adams, Mass, Sept. 22.-President Nc
Kinley and party arrived at Adams this
morning.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-22
HAY AND GRAIN

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CHINA,
AND LAMPS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-05

flin onui Por ausentarse su duena sc
oJu uqui' de muy barata una casa terrera en-
buenas condolences en- esta Capital. Informaran
Gale de la Fortaleza, mum. s6 (baios.) 1o-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-05

habi6ndose empenado mucho mas ell primero
que ei segundo en- que Sc instalara este utllfsl-
mo aparato. Bueno que sepa Ell mundo que
don Luis de Cells Alquier sc gasto infnidad de
pesos por traernos este adelaDto de la vida mo-
derna,y al Cesar debe darse 10 que es del Cesar
Lease que eresa sses ndesan de Saenss sss refe %e
rencias para vender domicilio LA CoRREsroN-
DENc1A en- esta Capital Puerta de TERRA. Po-
dram ganarse cuatro reales diarios con un par
de horas de trahaic. al
~ Regstro Civil. Juzgado de Catedral:
Defunciones de Antonio Caro- de meningitis
con derrame, Josefa Rosell6 Velil a de
congestion cerebral y en- el de San Francisco
la defunci6n de Gonzalo Guerrero lie enteritis
tuberculosa.
~ Desde SIS adelante aoaban de re-
cbir un surtido colossal de impermc"bes ingie-
ses cosidos en- clos Dependencies 5000 pa
raguas 81. Fortaleza 38.
- Gel Imparcial> de Madrid pubica
en- su edicion del l6 del corriente el slguiente
suelto:
sSegdn cablegrama de Puerto Rico, en-
una reunion de autonomistas, a la cual Sc da la
importanca de asamblea de dicho partido,
acordose por gran mayorfa unrse al partido
liberal de la Peninsula. La agencia <Fabra>
cita en- uno de sus despachos que ell acuerdo Sc
adopt6 por 10 votos contra II. De conirmar-
Sc la noticia, serfa muy satisfactoria.'
- este otro en- su numero del II:
''Esta confrmado-segun referencias of
ciales-que la mayoria de los autonomistas de
Puerto-Rico han decidido unirse al partido Ii
boral de la Peninsula, y solo la minorfa forma-
ra un grupo de los partidos de la Peninsula"
IIa fallecido en- Puerta de TERRA des
pues de dos amos de penosa enfermedad,
la estimable senorita Julia Gorbea y La
ftte, hiia amadfsma del senor Gorbea
professor de la Marina quien enviamos nues
tro mas sentido pesame.
~ Dicen los periodicos de San Thomas
que en- los Arsenales de los Estados Unidos Sc
nota una actividad inusitada. Sc trabaja cons
tantemente de dia y de noche.
~ Por fuerza de la Guardia Civil del
puesto de Las Marfas, fue detenido y entrega-
do al Juzgado Municipal, por quien estaba re-
clamado, ell individuo Pablo Cruz por ell delito
de violaci6n. Por la de Bayam6n fu9 detenido
Manuel Gonzalez por hurto de una pieza de
cafes de la tienda de don Antonio del Vale de
esta Capital. Por la del Pajuil (Hatillo) fue
puesto disposition del Juzgado Municipal,
Gregorio Roman, por haber roto la pata IL
| querda con una piedra a ua potranca del pro
| petario don Pedro Jose Garcia.
~ Las damas de esta Capital estan de
enhorabuena. El 'Parfs- Bazaar" acaba de re-
cibr un gran surtdo en- artfculos de novedad y
| fantasia que venden precios nunca vistos
Los que quieran hacer buenas compras, no
tienen mas que acudir al referido estableci i
miento, ell primero en- gu clase en- esta Capital,
calle de la Fortaleza, numero 81.
| ~ Nuestro estimado colega EI Culebri-
mas de San Sebastian, Sc We en- ell case de sus-
pender temporalmente su publication por ra-
zones muy fundadas que ha publicado en- un
suplemento. Lo sentimos sinceramente.
~ Recientes noticias dicen que ell 60