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The Rev. Father Hnvermans, who died IN
Troy YESTERDAY. was active In the priesthood
Holland, and was ordained a priest at Client on
May 81. 1880. BY Bishop van De Waldo. after
entering the church. In November OF the same
year he went TO Georgetown. D.. c.. bringing
al w' tha HlP pla ssS'F ho v joinsS the ' soci t e ' 6i j %.ssiG an
twelve years. He learned ! English, and after rO a
sions at Newtown. st; Mary's county. Md.
Later he was called to be pastor Of st; Mary's
become procuratoro OF the province OF Maryland.
Father Havermans intended to return to his
b b0Rrs.d G md l had nE n a gfssaFs, He had
talk with him in the cabin. The Bishop per-
suaded him TO remain in this country and ac-
community; He orsanized a large Sunday
school and took deep interest in the tenn.
pay the debt on one church and built another,
the building OF which was begun in 1913. From
for those sick Of the fever which ragged in those
years. He built another church and also helped
p IG s%sp %Sti fh pricsts co IN the he , vicinity Tithou.
also prominent In helping churches when tho
panic OF 1887 occurred. As Father Havermans
built, 81; Mary's and st. Joseph's. he asked
Bishop McCloskey to allow him 10 give the lat
He helped to erect churches at LansinRbure
Schaghticoke, and Hoosick Falls, with the aid OF
INC huBuellnlhn fdtnerS.
Capt. John L. Ford. one of the best-knovn
riyerme1 living In New Orleans, died there on
Wednesday. aged 81. He was a native OF Ken.
river. he was the first to take a boat TO The
upper Missouri. River to Fort Forsythe, for
which a purse Of %. 0OO was made up by the
Inhabitants OF that town. Al Captain OF the
Jenny Lind he saved the crew and passenRers
OF the steamer Saltano. lO3 lives in afl.
DR.. Delos A. Crane. one OF the Oldest and best
known prai titi3ners in Oneida county, died at
Dis nome IN HOLLAND Patent atArdau N . tka
age or ~. DR.; Crane took an active part In or.
ganizing Oneida county regiments during the
war. and for his activity In the cause he was IN
1863. made. Special Pension Examiner. which
office he held until the time of his death.
DR.. George ID. Wilcox, one Of the best known
homeopathic, physicians In New England. dad
suddenly at his home. Providence, yesterday In
MS seventy'third year. During the war he was
surgeon OF the Eighteenth Regiment, Rhode
Island Volunteers. He was a member OF Inc
British Homeopathic Medical Society of Lon.
don. Avn"
Henry j. Topping, a retired Sandy Hook pilot.
whose home was at 5il Madison street, Brook.
Ign. died at S%cltuate. Mass. OH Wednesday.
aged 90 years. He commanded the pilot boat
Mary. a. Williams for several years. He had
been III with paralysis for "A year. He leaves q
widow, two sons. and two daughters.
DIR. William II. McNaughton, one Of tho best
%tervliet, n. Y. died yesterday, aged "a. liz had
been III with consumption several months. For
two years he was Health Officer OF that city.
John f: Doran. who served in the regular
army under Gen. Custer, died on Wednesday at
his home, 442 Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn, aged
40 years. He was active In Democratic poll
tics in the Third ward.
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VICIOUS LEG ISLATION.
90 says Gov. HastinRs OF n nil intended 70
Tie Mayor Warwick's Hands.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 22.-Gov. Hastings to.
night vetoed the Becker Confirmation bill. This
was a measure intended to dethrone David Mar
tin and the anti-Quay machine In Philadelphia.
1t placed the appointments OF the Mayor at tho
mercy OF thrce.frths OF the Select Council. The
Governor says:
1T would open a new mart for the political
trader, AMI would make the Select Council OF Inc
city OF Philad' lphia an oligarrhy that would
ultimately control the city with that tyranny
which always comes where power IL unre.
strained. There never has been submitted 10
me Tor my confederation a bill so utterly desti,
tute OF merit. IL Is 80 bad that no arRum MT
Tho bill itself furnishes a better argument
against Its approval than can any language OF
mine"
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GOVERNORS DAY At SEA GRIT:
EX-sheriH Davis or Jersey City Imprisoned in
the Guardhouse for Breaking Rules.

EA-Sherin DayiS OF Jersey City Imprisoned in
the Guardhouse for Breaking Rules.
STATE CAMP SEA GIRT, Nj. July 2o.-This was
Governors Day for the Fourth Regiments tour
OF duty, and It brought into camp a great num-
Der Of visitors from Jersey City. Hoboken, and
Bayonnc.
A driving rainstorm in the morning pre-
vented all the forenoon drills and rife practice
and forced the militiamen to seek shelter within
their tents. Soon after noon a land breeze drove
the storm out to sea.
Before the afternoon guard mount an exhibi-
ton company and skirmish drill was given by
Company +. Thirteenth Regiment, United
States Army. In honor of Gov, Griggs a review
OF the militiamen and the regulars was held at
evening parade. the regulars being accorde ed the
right OF line. Gov. Griggs was attended by
Gems. Slryker. ponnolly, Spencer; and Wanser;
Coils; ~Jarbour, Potter. Phelps. Haines. FELTON,,
and Boltwood and other division and brigade
officers. In the evening these gentlemen were
tho guests OF Gov. and Mrs. Griggs at the
White House" whore the Brigade band gave
q concert.
Among the visitors was former Sheriff Robert
Davis, He was so unfamiliar with camp regula-
lions that he attempted to cross the guard line,
and was imprisoned in the guardhouse until re-
leased by Lieut.. Macfarlane.
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A bill Designed 70 Open Mexican Markets Z.
Our Coal.

WARRINGTON, July 22.-In the House to-day
Mr.. Dalzoll reported from the Committee on
Ways and Means a bill, which was passed,
authorizing the President to modify the opera
ton OF the law imposing discriminating tonnage
dues on foreign vessels 80 as to grant to vessels
OF a country which imposes only partial duties
on American vessels or imports equal privi.
leges with those enjoyed by the vessels OF the
United states In that country. The necessity
for this Mr., Dalzell illustrated by the facts CON
nected with the coal trade In Mexico. The
that country. but by reason OF the existing law
United States coal was shut out and Mexico
WAS supplied from Wales. The passage OF the
Alabama and of the Pittsburg district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
CAN'T REACH HER OWN PROPERTY.
MIA walsh Has u Botued.Up Lot ana We Right
or Way to u.

Mrs. Mary A. Walsh OF Fort Hamilton ave-
nue, Flatbush, owns a little piece of farm
land on what might be Washington avenue and
Grant street II tho Common Council hadn't cut
up capers with the old Flatbush streot map.
She now finds her lands bottled up.
The land is among a number OF other pieces
Of property, but she has not the right of way
over any Of these. The surrounding lands are
the spring time he sowed a crop on the land
owned by Mrs. Walsh. She told him that hs
must stop using the land. He only smiled.
Yesterday she summoned him to the Flat
bush Court and accused him OF trespass.
gerald. He also told Mrs. Walsh that she had
a right TO pull down the crops growing upon her
land and to do as she pleased with the property
but he warned her against injuring the stun
growing outside Of her little domain.
Well" said she. "if that's the law I'll have
to build a bridge across the other property q
the bridge II necessary, though"
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A Grassy Stranger at oyster Hay.

OYSTER BAY. l. l.. July GA stranger was
seen acting queerly along the shore front this
morning and he was taken In charge by a con.
stable. AT the Town Hall he said that his name
was Arthur Leslie and that he was commander
OF the ocean steamer Umbria. He said that his
Esssei ran between Long Island and another
nanks. ZEN other bottles. a broken glass goUIei,
s . bap o o4 i1nn a ,0 ousTI Of new potatoes paddock
netting, ana a quantity of lead cnt IN iuto small
pieces !bfS ne was sent to tho asylum at FIutbush
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The man VIC would run from q lion greeta
II health with q smile, and yet he has more
,hance of escaping from the lion than he has
rom the effects of i'll health. The lions
work is quickly done and the man Is out Of
lis misery. Many q victim of consumption
you'd be glad if the end came sooner. HIS
ite of misery and suffering can hardly b0
allied real life. He is half alive, at best.
rhe fact that he might have been perfectly
iarder to bear. The fact that he can be per.
:.ectly we'll and strong again seems a hard
tact for him to believe. Hundreds of men
whose lives have been given up by physi.
ians have been brought back to health and
'trength by the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
ledical Discovery. Its good effect 10 felt
umost Immediately. 1t brings back lost an.
letite, soothes and strengthens the neryea.
ais the blood full of richness and vitality.
II stimulates dige stion, clears out the liver.
md makes assimilation easy aud perfect. n
las a remarkably cleansing and strengthen,
ing effect on the lungs, and some of its most
1emaIkable cures have been in the line OF
.hroat, lung and bronchial affections. II Il
IN absolutely sure remedy for indigestion In
my, form, for nervoysness, sleeplessness,
ieoiiity from overwork, and wasting away
d the tissues. This marvellous Iemedy
AN be obtained from any honest druggist
Do not accept a substitute.
Inc greatest family medical hook that was eyet
RnpishSai Is no" being distributed abioiulsLy free
rms ! DR. PicTce's Common Seuse Medical Ad
wiser nearly 10000 copies OF which have bees
sofa AZ the regular price of s. so. II Is now sent
rec TO any one who will send al one-cent stamps
handsome, durable French cloth binding send "a
cents extra li cents in anD to pay the bare eoA
o. binding and mailing to World's Dikpeuaan
AeaieAi Association, bunAl0s u. Y.
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DEATH OF 4. CENTESARIAN.
twenty-five Wears Old when He Came TO Thi,
Country-Ne,er HI During His Long lare.

Father Elvitsch" died at SO Hester street on
Tuesday, at the ripe old age Of 100 years.
Twenty. eight years ago he left his native land,
Russian Poland. and came to this city. Ever
since that time he sat on tho doorstep p Of No.
81 with a basket of peanuts at his side. Some
days, when business was goou. he made Is
cents; on others he was forced 20 content him.
self with less. He leaves a widow. SO years old;
five children. and focty-six grandchildren.
" Father EivitsCh " was a dry goods dealer in
his native land. but business became bad, and,
country. 1t Is said that he had never been iii a
single day during his long life, and was always
up and around. Last Saturday. while ut the
synagogue, he caught cold and pulmonary
trouble resulted. Wednesday afternoon he was
buried in Bay Side Cemetery. Many OF Hester
streets inhabitants attended his funeral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
Locked Up for Smuggling Tobacco.

Two OF the fremeno OF the Red Star line steam.
ship Noordland, which arrived from Antwerp on
tuesday are locked up aboard the ship for
smuggling sumatra tobacco. for wrappers, into
ms port; II lie said that the rise in the price OF
!oodGco because o. the prospective increase In
s I a ssyysE mas made the spugsling very profit
wark, also of the Red Star line. were recently
pShlshsd Tor smuggling SOM OF the same sort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23
RAILROAD TALUArIoS PUT UP.

North Carolina Onlcinls Increase the Burden
on Railroad and Telegraph Compa niea.
RALEIGH. n. C.. July 22.-The State Railroad
Commission to-day increased the valuation OF
railroad property in North Carolina about three
million dollars over what 1t was last year. The
toll on telegraphic messages from one point to
another within the State was reduced to Is
cents for ten words. This rate goes into effect
on sept !.
There has been q hot fight in the State ever
since the present Administrator took charge
for an increase in tax valuation and the reduc-
ton OF rates. Gov. Russell has recommended
that the valuation be more than doubled and
passenger rates he reduced to two cents a mile
for frst-class fare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

COLUMBIA. s. C., July CIV. W. Altman. A
surveyor. was killed yesterday near Marion by
p. y. Bullari. They had a dispute re .ardinK a
pasture line which Altman was running. They
cSMe 70 blows and B4!lard bei x near his house.
the surveyor dead.
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KILLED HIS SON-IN-LAW.
Steve bryant shoots Lonnie Pratt TOR Striking
His Wire's brother.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., July 22.-Some time ago
Lonnie Pratt married the daughter Of Steve
Bryant OF Dillon. Darlington county. against her
fathers w.shes. A few days ago a son OF Bryant
went to Prstt's house on a visit. For some
reason Pratt punched him. To-day BRYANT rode
up 10 Pratt's tobacco field and asked il he was
going to correct his son again.
Not unless he tells lies on me again." said
Pratt.
IL guess you won't" remarked Bryant, at tho
shot at tho young mans head, killing him In
stantly.
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$40. 900 CIR, 20 unryara.

Boston. July 22.-By the will OF A. W. Thayer
OF South Natick. who died in Austria on July
IS, Harvard University gets $40. 600, The in,
come from which shall DO devoted 10 the assist.
ence must be given TO those bearing the name OF
Thayor.
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Gov. Hasunss Ask. for More De,a,ls.

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 22.-The Governor to.
night made q demand upon the Legislative
Committees on Election Contests for itemized
statements of their expenses. He wants to
know how the money Was spent and who got IL.
,nnntnnflx. NfO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-23

Bowden Lithia Spring Water effects the solution n,
renal sAiouli and gravel iSi West 1sd St@IaSO "
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Intermediates del |: eat6mago,:: me

Intermediates del |. est5mago,:. me
deSidi q hacer us0 de 81.
Tan pronto como empec6 & TO-
mario, experiments alivio, y al con-
,lulr la segGnda b1tella me- sent
sompletamente bueno. y heIOonti-
uusdo tomandolo y atiendo..a q mis-
qaehaceres como de costumbre.
Deseo aiiadir que d0y cate testi-
moDio vOluntariamente ? no s pe-
tici6n de nsdie y que lpueden Vde
hacer de 81 el uso quesarean opor-
sun0.
.,..Es tanta mi gEatstud,'..por 10 que
su remedio ha lievadO & efe0to cOn
rospecto a misatGdS que pnado re,
nomendarlo 6 ouantos necasiten
ana msdicins contra los males del
est6msgo. tFirmadO) RAimnndo
Ortlg, Ualle Jardines, Oartsgena,
Los Mollnos, o. Agosto 1896.
Es cosa sabids por los me iioos
Y los estudlantes de Ia enfermedad
lua la dyspepsia 10 enfermedad que
subsistis en- los dos cas0s peecita-
dos no es sOlamente molesta y pe-
'tgrosa en- 81, sino qae es ademss 10
osusa de Ia mayor psrte de lss en-
termedades del higado, de los rllio-
nes de la piel = los organos respi.
gatOrIUs.
Ann esa temida y fatal enferme-
dad, 10 tisis tiene su fuente origi-
nal en- Ia debilidsd y la talta de
digestion. Este hechO jamas estara
sufioleAtemente grabsdo en- Ia men
te del p6bljCo. For consiguiente Ia
1nica medicina conocida y de con-
tianza que pueda curar Ia dispepsi0
ca todos sus estados merece am-
pliamente llamarse ''preCiosa" pu6s
la vida es grata y Ia salud me- tiene
precio, y ell Jarabe de la Madre
Seigel compra aquellA y esta.
El Jarabe Curative de la Madre
Saigei est& de vents en- todas las
FArmaclas, Droguerias, y Expende-
durias de medicines del mund0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-02

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variad0
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta 2O y
veinteZy cinco pesos, muy elegantes
yHlujO En- tinterOs de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
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LIBRO9.
OBRAS DE DERECRO

De venta en- el BoLETIN MERoAN-
It'll
JurisprudenCia popular por Fran
UiscO Lssttes: "Tntels y Oonsejo
De familia," "El testamneto y la
shefensls." &c El El,,a~I-a-,--11 II,
80 z.-s4x9-f Otestsd-A m e n
tos." ......
Compilation de las disposiciones
organiC8s de Ia Administrator de
JustiCia en- Ultramar, por Ramon
Sanchez. Oca7ia.
Repertoire de Jurispfudencis en-
materla criminal tornado por uns
iunta de sbogSdos, bajo la diree-
ai6n de don Vicente Romero Gi-
ron: comprende desde 81 a6o 1S70I
| { 1890.
Ley de. Enjuiclamiento Civil, por
Manress, 5 tomos.
O6digo Civil, por d. 6eavola, 10
tomos y 2 appendices.
Compilation Legislative, por Ber.l
nSndeG, 10 tomos.
C6digo de ComerCio, por Rome"
70 Gir6n, / tomo.
O6djg0 de justicia militaF.
| Leyes civsles de Eepsfia, por Me-
dina y MaF&h6n, l tOmO.
Q6digo civil, por G. de las o.
sas, / t0m0.
Instrumentos p6blicos, por Ear
S0so, / tomO.
| Ley de BnjuiciamientG civil, por
la Revista de los tribunalss, i tom0
| O6digo penal para Cuba y Puer-
to Kico, por idem idem, l tomo.
81 abogado pupular, por P. HUI
guet, l tomo.
Codigcs sntiguos de Espafia, POI
Marcelo Martinez AI0ubilla, 2 to-
mos.
Diocionsrio municipal, por Co.
Ilante, 3 toroa.
UlUlUnario de administration
por Alcubiila, 10 tomos.
Annarios del "a y 95, Alcubilla
Deteeh o administrative, POI
IAbel!A, 3 CODOe.
Dlclonario de formularios, pc
I.6em, tomo.
Manual del Juzgadoa M7nicipa
les, poE idem, l tomo.
Manual del SecretsEio de Ayun
tamiontos, por idem, 1 tomo.
Manual do tormulariOE para Jul
clos eivilss. por idem, tomo.
Manual de f0rmuiari0s para
terminal, por idem, l tomO.
Idem de tesssmentarias, por idel
l tomo.
Idem de Quintas, por idem.
tomo.
Idem, de ExproplaCi6n forzos
DOE iGem, l tomo.
Idem de mOntes, porssidem. l ii
mo,
Idem del mstrimoniO, poE iCei
.tomo.
Justlcia Militar, Nociones TIE
riC0-Pl$cticas de toda clase
ptoCedimientCs.j .judiCiales, por d
Joaquin Grscia y HeEnandez,.2 {
mos. ...
Legislacidn..d de minas, por Bra
MOih, | tomo.
Oonsejo de familia, por Arce
tOm0s
0uia de Is Contribution Terri
I =
rlai, por Freixa, 1 tomo.
Uerscho administrative, poE
t yer, l tomo.
fAocedlmientos Qiviles, Cri
nales, Oan6nicos, y Oontencie
aomlnistEativoe, p0E 4. Lastre
~1xs.ro -.l,J.. Il sz@ssA-
DsreCno proOesals poEIR RarTs
tOM0s ,
!. .a Izataoo de HaSisnaaa aPd0
kl&pe a = -amQf
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lie LLAMAN PREGIOSO?

Hshlamos del orc Y de la plata
couO de meGales preclosos y de los
diamentes y rubies como de pie
.aTas prec'osas, p0rque son raraa y
cOstosss. p0r Ia misma raz6n cual-
qnieva n0ss one bsmGa deseado VIZ
yam nte y prTa ss@'aeagn'e - oual
hemos leGa> grandaa eefusrEos Y
emplea0O mucho tempo 80 por
ooRsI& Qients para Dosotrns una
Cosa preciOea, muaho mAs as ouap.
do nOs ha c0etsdn un ValOI practi-
co como el i timo gs;6a de aqua
1Uioe a lOs marlneros radfragOs. 6
como g! 'iilDo pan 4 una familia
e. tiemp0 He carsstta.
EA "a as eae septid0 de- excessive
uii j0aG qur un cahAlIerO cuys
o4rta eamn8 & cirRr aplios Ia pa!s.
bra prea!0sa al renGadio one le req
tituy6 IL selnd onando todos los
deuss rsmedlos respltarOn ser ind
tiles y ds ninguna manera hubiera
oodfdo emplear mas &deouadamsn.
ls pa'stfe.
"Haee oNsa de dos afios,' eacri-
Oa el misGiO CabalIero, vino q tDa-
nos miRs unO de los SImanaques
que Vd. pu6liGa reeomendando so
precioao espeCiflco (me retro ma
turalmente 81 Jarabe de Ia Madre
Se'gel.
Oon poquisima f6 compr6 una
botella, pu6s hasta entonce ningu-
na medicina hsbia ej6rCldo acci6n
alguna sobre la causa do mi en-
IL rmedSd.
Ouan grande fu6 mi sospEesa al
observsr que despues de- haber to-
msdo vsrias d6sis, de contormidad
con las indloaciones que contiene
So libro, de dicho esp6cifico note
la accl0n que habia ejerCido el mis-
mo sobre la causa de ls molesta
dyspepsia de QUe sufEla 20.
FL maieatar en- ell cerebro tel
como y6-tigos y dolores de cabeza
sollan en- oiertos momentos casi
wolverine loco. No podia digerlr
mi alimentO, Ia lengua estaha Gu
bierta toda una capR y sentia fuers
tes dolores en- ell est6m0go.
Medias te ell empleo Continuo de
sst fdrlnGEg lnGEgppSaiqesUfu pSaitqesU B:ads"'""- tnde ''"te
Me csbe Ia mayor satisfaction
On poneriO en- ConoclmientO de Vd.
deiandole en- compIeta libeEtad de
hacar dc mi carta el uso que qniera.
(Ftrmado) Agustin Pou y Palao.
F&rmsceuticO, A'atoE, ProvlnCls,
de- AlDscete, 16 Agosto 1896"
Es mi desec el haCer Va, una
relaci6n verdHders, dice Otro en-
teEmo, del resultado obtenidO del
empleo del Jarabe de la Msdre
Seigel en- mi propio case. Slguien-
do eI Consejo de un fatmao6otiCo
de ests ciudad, he estado, desde
haCe algun tempo, romando esta
mediciDa y lejos de tener inconve
nieDte en- clio, tengo sumo gusto
en- declsrar pdblicsmente la mucha
satisfaction que me ha hecho expe-
timentAr ell uso de esta medioina.
Gracias O ella, me Veo libre de
una gastralgia maligna aCompa-
NADIA de constipation.
La enfeFmedad era antigua y
Cr6nica, y sigo tomsndo al Jarabe
en- Ia esperanza de Oonseguir una
cnra radical.
Quedo responsible de la verdad
dc esta declaration y reC0miendo
ell Jarabe dc Ia Madre Seigel s to-
dos cuantos sufrleren de la misma
enfermedad. (Firms) Paula Riera
Oalle GabachOnes, 20, TarrasG
Prov Barcelona, Julio 20 de 1896
| ItabiendO ieidO On el almanaQu(
dc Vds., escr,ba ORA persona qu,
lei JaFabe de Ia Madre Seigel o
bueno para la debiiidad, y para Ia
.s..u .
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-.....II - - =
1O8E T. SILVA
rn5T.jUAN s7.-CAPITAL

.,,Oautado de M6jics, Ban luero
.sonista, Aeente::::prinCl pal de
c''tr =. mpafia generally Tras It l&nti-
]" ~ V,1anores franeeaes), Corr espons
q eNS'~H ~Hredit Lyounais de Paris, Re
las cta tra.ante de los Establecimien-
pes hSS,i SOa,i do Paris, de la Com
ses ., 81 AZ M Mseguros contra incendios
P nAe - S Uni6n. y dsla Oompa
Nsf maUSs maU"sola !" Alisnsa de asegura-
h.-.ssp"sss h's!' ss razeelcpA: gLsn0l So
.ss .,Iss, ep Aguadtlla. ,.,s.,,y
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