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New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
MR.. TREAT ON FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.
Treasurer Addresses New Haven Business men
at Dinner.

New Haven Dec THE New Haven Chamber
of Commerce at its annual dinner tonight had as
Its guests and speakers Charles H Treat, Treasurer
Of the United States. and the Rev. George H. Ferrls
of Philadelphia, a former pastor of this CITY MI
Treat discussed Some Unsolved Financial froo-
lems' OF the recent financial depression MI treat
said it was not altogether unexpected but the ex-
act date of its arrival still far from the minus
of most men, Failure Of copper speculation was
according to Mr.. Treat. due 20 the removal or the
lid" ard he said that what it revealed TO the
bankers of New York City caused them great
anxiety.
Trea surer Treat went to speak Of the splendid
way I'm which President Roosevelt and the Secre-
tarv of the Treasury To the rescue or the STU
alton In New York City and brought the various
bankers into one solid phaanx, stopped the pancky
conditions and restored normal confidence ana ouSi-
ness sta bilitv." He analyzed the immediate ana
temporary effects the panic pointed out that It's
effects were universal, and remarked: we
eheld the spectacle of part of the country e&-
ceedingy prosperous. with bank vaults bulgng win
money while other sections of the country depend
ing upon trade manufacture and the general devel-
opnlent of new resources, were suffering from srtn-
gent conditions
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
J ". MEYERS 4RRAIGNED.
Escapes Larceny Charge, but Is
Held for Uttering Forged Bonds.

I ATonteFore Meyers. who was arTesfeS recently
IN she charge Of stealing i've bonds OF tie Cen
tai coal Lumber and Construction Company from
sa-,uel NJ Fsiddison e broker. Of No. 1ls Nass2J
street was arraIgned yesterday before Magistrate
c.eiue-t in the Tombs police court and discharged
on tbe grand larceny charge but reaTrested st
once on a new charge Of uttering forged bonds
Fa5l was fixed ct 5000 in default OF which Meyers
Was returned to the ToTnbs-
FR1disor. who vas arrested on Friday and lodged
IN The Torlbs on a charge OF utteTng and selling
forged bonds OF the Central Coal, Lumber and Con-
s-rU-tinn Company the original complainant
epai7S+ Meyers and ft Meyers who gave the
Tois,r5c, Attorneys Office the information which led
"a the arrest Of Biddison- Assistant District Attor
-.v IindIeberger said, however. that no immunity
had been promised 10 Meyers
Te+ective AfcConviIle who Tearrested Meyers, al
Eered in .hort affidavit that Meyers had confessed
80 him On December z that he CAeyers) had seen
F5diro- forge the bonds OF the Central Coal Lun1-
h.r and Construction Company February 3.
-oo- and that he had tried sell the bonds. Coun-
.el for Neyers stated that Assistant District At
,o-nev Kindleberger had promised 10 release his
client II sf6davits from NiIkes-Barre. Penn, did
-or arrive saving that the Pennsylvania authori-
ties wanted Meyers Mr.. Kindeberser said this
Nezers viii have a hearing tomorrow, and Bid
stson-. case viii come up on Friday Z. 1. Nor
secsf . curb broker, Will be Of the chief wit
nesseS against Meyers J. Alley Parker. broker.
If No 81 Wall street. VIII be OF the witnesses
against Blddison.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
FIERY COLUMN sCAREs PATIENTS.
Try to Leave German Hospital, in Williams
burg. When Gas Main Bursts.

A s-inch aas main at St. Nicholas avenue and
Tin7rod street Williamsburg, exploded yesterday
when the sides of the 50-foot trench collapsed be
cause Of the rain The first explosion was followed
by + second one, and then 16-inch water main
beneath burst, flooding the tJench
Half block away IS the German Hospital, and
the flames which shot UP forty feet, could be seen
by the two hundred patients There was excite
rnent throughout the hospital, and many patients
started for the stairs. The nurses directed by the
physicians rushed to the wards and brought about
quiet
William Sturgis, a watchman for the Newman
Construction Company, was hurled ten feet from
the plank boarding the excavation. The fire
men Of Engine Company III and Hook and Ladder
Company Is working in the trench when the
second explosion knocked several of them off their
feet. They dragged out of danger before any
of them seriously burned
When the explosion heard by the tenants IN
the houses by they fed TO the street.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, December 7, 1908.
ARRIVED.

stsasr Ne6oias as Cqneo 9 or Jense2 T2r Antonio
gers and fruit Arrived at the Bar at 9:io n
steamer Ellen CNor, Jacobsen. Norfolk December to
loading Hamburg ROTTERDAM. Left Quarantine
steamer Jesero CBr). Thompson Yokohama September
Port said s. Agfes 81 Via Boston pecembeT S TO-
Howard Houlder Partners. with mdse Arrived
steamer Caledonia .BD, Baxter Glasgow ana Mobile
rs steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the
Steamer ssI4tnoe NcKgn5ae a san Pomaso city and
TO the Clyde IS Co, with passengers, mails mGse
27 and Queenstown 2s to the White Star Line %itb S5
cabin and l22 steeTage passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer Cearense CFsrp Davies Manaos November 10
Para p and Barbados % 70 Pooh 8 60. with passe-
steamer Phpbus ,Ger1 scherhorst Hamburg November
Shields q to Philip TupTecht. ballast, Arrived
AsGsda 20 MayagGe 80 and sam @ juan 4e DsePe sG Is
The Neg York and Porto Porte Re9 IS Co. win o. Passengers
Steamer ChiPans d3rJ, Rose. Guayaqui September 10
coroneI Siontsyteo Lcia oyelH5sf IS va
steamer YomQri cuban: sseiey,, TampIco November
Passed in sandy Hook s;Is . m i''1''
tonic ? 10 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with passenger and
ft scamsT aT'5ss 6sa56w 56 the Johnson 5 a M December
brunswick So Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine
Steamer Louisiana Grl Moryan. Havre November H. to
ana rudse Arrived q Bar at 10. 20 p ui s
ptas Is and Pa1cro 20 to fheips Bs r9fT With 70 %
and 456 storage passengers Arrived at
seamsr Ei Mar Freeman. Galveston December l. to
Ralumore T,sosnorlot1oo Linz. With mase Passed IN
=,esner 81. STAT -re.d,ru rosoa rar Newport <,r,
T-s-ed IN "usrzR'ino - a. . 1'.
,crfoit 80 the f1d Ior'tuau ~ith r4-~1=-rs soi
ztesme- sedcrfeIe Gen rcttfast .,.u,ts ,,,,,n.-
q. Fort said November MiaA.4i'. L. r.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Adelaide, Dec 6-IIanau CGer) New York Via Fremsuts
HavTe. Dec 6-Prins der Nederanden Dutch New York
via West Indies and Venezuela for Amsterdam.
Wellington. Dec 6Star of England (Br New York via
Melbourne Sydney,
Manchester. Dec 6-Tftian CBr). New York.
Malta Dec 7Heahdsne lBr). Calcutta for Boston and
New
Barbados, Dec Trent CBr) Southampton for Colon
New
Bremen. l. 1 a n-Friedrcb der Crosse Ger. New
York
suez, Dec T-Inchmarlo CBr). Calcutta York.
Dec 6-lndrani (Br). Yokohama York:
Rhenfels OierJ Calcutta and colombo for Boston and
Christianssnd, 6. II m-Oscar II DAM New York
for Copenhagen.
Antwerp. Dec Kroonland CBeIg,. New York.
Bermuda. Dec 7-Bermudan (T}rJ. New York
River Plate, Dec st Quentin (Br). New York for
Pernambuco, Dec 6-Ceitc Princess (Br). New York
Liverpool. Dec 6-BovIc (Br). New York
Rio de Janeiro Dec 6-Queen Eleanor CBr from Santos
New
Colon, and Southampton; 5th Atrato (Br). from
Shields Dec 6-Standard (Gerl from Hamburg for New
York; Virginia (3rl. Hamburg YORK.
Para. Dec 4-Basi tSr1, New York
Barry. Dec 5-RuthergIen t8r). New York.
Geona. Dec 5-LigUrta GtaD. New York
Cherbourg. Dec ;, II m-Philadepha, SOuthamp-
for New York. 9th. 10 p IN. ScharnhOrst Ger.
from Bremen for New York.
Naples. Dec D. nAncona Utal). from Genoa FOR New
Firue Dec 6-sIavonia CBr). New York.
Sagres, Dec 6Panaghi Lykiardopoulo tGreek York
Valencia Barcelona.
Scily Dec 6Excesor Ger. New York for Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
MADE INSANE BY GOLD HUNT.
Carlyle N. Barron Two Years in Straitjacket
Before Identity Was Known

A Westchester County Sherifs jury at White
Plains yesterday declared Carlyle n. Barron son
Of the late John G. Barron. insane and incompetent
manage his estate.
According TO the testimony Mr.. Barron, who is
only thirty-one years old. became insane through
exposure in his hunt for gold in the KIondfke re-
gion- He contracted scurvy which nearly
killed him. and his brother. A Ellis Barron. OF
Woodbridge N J.. testified that Carlyle spent two
years in d strsitjacket In the Pacific Hospital
at Seattle before his identity discovered.
Mr.. Barron lived with his father. who owned A
big place at Tarrytown. until 1898, when he went
west On a hunting trip. In 1880 he started for
Seattle, and from there he went to the KIondike
region. He has been in Bloomingdale since last
September.
The family owns a large amount OF real estate
in North William and Greene streets in Man
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
TOM FOLEY A BANTAM NOW.
Sheriff and E. J. Mcclure Back from Mul-
doou's Thirty-eight Pounds Lighter

Sheriff Foley and Eugene J. Mcclure. the ponder
Gus Taulrnanv leaders who have been at MuldoOn's
Mace in White Plains for their health, returned TO
town yesterday. thirty-eight pounds lighter than
when rrev went. The Sheriff. who says he feels
7l.o 2 cross between n gazelIe and fairy. weighs
fourteen hounds less than when he went away. The
remainder Of the thrty-eight pounds Is what Nc
t;s,ire lost l7y subtraction and plain living.
-Afuldoou IS strong for oatmeal, prunes, lean
l,aef mutton and a deuce Of a lot OF exercise"
said The Sheriff He isn't careful about your feel
ngS aud II YOU don't like his style you don't stay
around amy more When got of the train at the
Grand Central We foot 10 the Hotel Bel
mont and everything on the bill Of fare. Nc
CURE got of the tgice on his way TO his home
in The Bronx get something To eat They
couldn't get horse for Mcclure 10 ride He weighs
only about three hundred now Mudoon made him
walk everywhere Mcclure Is good walker now.
He had forgotten how until he went Muldoon's-"
Never again mine" said Mcclure last night
IS his friends looked him over. Il supposed NUj-
6oone vas rest NUldoons is place where
6 fz- man feels foolish. Think of bending over
While standing ID lie mv shoes Never eEsiu o."
To IN. s@rond part ~ Campbell MscTUIloci-s s'Ih-
-V-frz h1ay min.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

The overcoats of prosperlty-wlth-
out extravaganza.
Fur lined coats at fair figures, and
with furs it is especially true that
most buyers must depend upon the
seller to give full value.
From the coats at $50 to the seal
lined at 1915, our values are all there.
Besides the black cloth coats for
evening wear, we've fancy cheviot
coats in brown and gray, lined with
the less expensive fulrs for motoring.
Fur motor coats with the fur out
side too.
Schlichten-Ramie underwear is
firSt-cIass for wear under fur coat
conditions nS-minimizeS sudden chills.
Here in the full range of styles.
Double" shoes do double duty.
Black walking shoe, and water
proof.
Double thickness of waterproofed
leather.
$3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kaiseriu Augusts Victoria. reported as 423 nss
east OF Sandy $50 yesterday! is expected to
dock II a to-day. "a,
The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm reported as Alb miles east
Of sandy Hook $50 yesterday. is expected to
dock a IN to-day.
The Oceanic reported as 200 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at m yesterday. expected 70 dock about
4 ma Wednesday.
The terjaln reported 953 miles east of Sandy
Hook at m yesterday, is expected I" dock about
a WPdn
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
BRANDENsURG LEAVES PRISON.

Broughton BrandenburE. who he'd been in the
West Side prison since Friday because he could
not find bondsman 10 20 surety for him for tho
payment OF Sz weekly alimouy TO his wife was
discharged yesterday by Magistrate Walsh, who
had discovered that the commitment he had made
ont was Illegal Mrs. BTandouburE after receiving
t's for four weeks ahm"uy. expressed a willingness
20 SEQ her husband discharged. on the strength of
that Erandar burg mas released
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
HEIRESS FOR MULCAHY
Athletic alderman to We'd H'ss
Vasack, of Pittsburg.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

. ryx Telegraph to The Tribune
pi,+sburr Dec John F. Mucahy, the Ne"
York alderman and athlete, will marry MISS "a Caon III
arine yilsack a Pittsburg heiress worth $zeV'V''
here on January Z. The announcement was hh'iue
by the Visack family tonight
Owing 70 the death OF Mr.. Visack within the last
,asr there will be public wedding, but the ceIe-
Inony will performed in st. Pauls CatheoraI py
Bishop Canivan after which the brides sister MIS-
Edward Fraunhem, OF Pittshurg, VIII rye tIIe w
wedding breakfast The couple Will i've at NJ QUO
Riverside Drive, New York
From friends It is learned that Miss hllsach i's'
met Mucahy at st. Louis during the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. where he had posed Tor the
statue strength and Power because OF his mag
nihcent physique. The young Pittsburg helreSs oe-
came interested in the athletic New Yorker AT 'ha'
time
When the Spanish-Amerfcan War broke out Mul-
cahy went TO the front of the 1st New YORK
Naval Cadets. He has been in Plttspurg ireq"eH'IS
and is popular here.
Alderman John F. Mulcahy, who. with Wllllam
Varley won the double scull championship at Iile
St Louis regatta IN 1906, IS one OF the pest known
oarsmen this city. He is captain OF the AtaiaIta
Boat Club, and has been active in rowing for
more than ten years. He has won many races on
the Harlem River and other waters Al one uH'o
he was a model for several sculptors
After winning the Olympic double sculi cham-
pyonsbtp Mucahy and Varley went over to Ger
many in July. 1905, to compete in the Hamburg
regatta for the Kaisers cup. After this race a
message
this city announcing that they had won the cup
large delegation met the oarsmen upon their
arrival home and everything went along smoothly
until they were asked about the cup which they
said they had won. Those IN charge Of rowing IN
this country were satisfied with their explana-
ton and information was sought from the regatta
committee of Hamburg. From the committee II
was learned that the Americans had refused to
race after the heat IN which they had competed
was declared mo race because Of a foul FOR
NFuIc bv EaTley
| from the National Association OF Amateur Oars
| men They remained inactive until 1907. when they
| were restored TO good favor in the organization
A year ago the pair made their first reappear-
ance at the Memorial Day regatta, on the Harlem.
defeating some of the best known oarsTnen in this
city. Last year Mulcahy coached one OF the
schooIboy crews for the annual race on the Har-
lem
Mulcahy is a native Of this city. He IS grad
uate Of Fordhan College. and for several years
has been employed agent for g. steel com
pany. has been active in district politics, ana
last year was elected alderman from his district
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

ton December s. TO Funch, Edye Co. with mdse- Az
rived the 10 m.
Steamer Chicago Frl PerdrIgeon. HavTs November %
to the Compagnie Generate Transatanque, with So cabin
and 2S7 passengers and mds Arrived at the
Bar at II m
SAILED.
Steamers SuTname fDutChD. Barbados. DeTneTaTa @tr
Californian Mexico: Ravenscrag. Newport News:
State. News jefferson Norfolk; st Jerone
(Brp. Savannah: S V IAckenbach, San Juan; Estonta
(Russ), LbaU.
ARRIVED
Steamer Ripley O8r Leitch Rio Janeiro October "a.
Victoria November I, st Lucia 10 and New Orleans 2s
70 John Seager Trading co. with mdse. Arrived at tbs
Bar at 6:30 D m
Steamer Atghanistan C3r Cameron. Baltimore Deoen
beT and Perth Amboy 4. VESSEL, Duval & Co. in
ballast Anchored in Quarantine 1919
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATIrRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7I2 Sunset 4sS Moon rises $40 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
A Sandy Hook 737 Gov Island sos Hell Cato e:5S
P M-Sandy Hook Sl2I $40 Hell Gate 1883
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

shorty Mo- abe acts tho rhiIauthropist 70 two mill
irnsires Seweli Tord's story In n,1t sundav (.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

Ose In New York.
Dec II $50 m
Dec. IL $50 ? m
Dec. "A $50 y n
Dec. II $40 m
Dec. % $50 p m
Dec 25 $50 m
Dec. % $50 p m
Dec u $50 p III
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08
TRANSPACIFIC MAI

Destination and steamer q
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine Isl
auds tvia Seattle -BoVeric- ..-.-.-.
New Zealand, Australia Except Vest.
samoan Islands and New caledonia
Via san Franciscot-I1ord Seton -.....
Hawaii tvla san Francisco)-Alamed da...
Hawaii. Japan. COrea, china and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco
core o % -
Tahiti and MarCuesas Islands tvia San
Francisco MaripOsa ..--.-...--.-.---.
Japan. Corea and China VIA Tscoma)-
Teucer --.-..----.- -.-..----.- --.
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Victoria,
r @ Empress Of China. -.----.-..--.-
Australia except WesU, New Zealand.
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia via
Vancouver and Victoria. z CO-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

To the serond part of 5snphelI MscG Ullochs The
Prr-th dimension - Iplzin-d hos pipe seemed o
,zaoke Itself See sundsys Tribune
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
Grsndes hsnblss, grands hnadOss

Ell principe Bismarck acostumbraba
hacer alarde de que hab{a consumido
mas de 100000 cigarros en- cosa de Gin
cuenta amos, 10 que da un promedio
de cinco cigarros diarios.
Edison debe de tener un record"
superios al de Bismarck. Su raci6n
liaria es de diez cigarros; mas GUAM
do est& absorto en- trabajo, halla que,
para estimular el cerebro debidamen-
le, son necesarios ell doble.
Edwin Booth tenla un record ma
yor todavia. En- un tempo su racion
liaria fue de veintlcinco clgarros, ra-
ion, sin embargo, que ha sido excedi-
la raras veces.
Hace tres amos que murio en- Viena,
j La edad de sesenta amos, un suJeto
1ue desde la edad de q afios llev6
ouenta exacta del tabaco que consumi6
En- cuarenta cinco afios sc fum6
POGO menos de 628,713 cigarros 8 &
raz6n de 1871 anuales, 10 que da un
promedio de treinta y tres cigarros
diarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
POR CARLOS DC KENs
/ I77o

Carota dej6 la puma, abri6 cerr6 la
cspada miro la pagina que acababa De hacer for
maldad que el orguo lueha4a la duda levant6
y hizo saludo dcendo:
Mil gracias senorita Conoceis una pobse muier que
llama Juana
ST la mujer del ladrillero, Ino es esof
Me pregunt6 dfas pasados yo la doncea de la
joven lady (se referla vos seforta) lie respondi
que ST.
-Crela qu ehabla lido Il vivir otro pals
ST, senorita habia pardo; pero ha vueto otra
er que llama Elisa Conoces tamb6n Elisaf
-Creo haberla visto pero ignoraba nombre
Han regresado las dos desputs dc todo el
pals
= Todo el pals, Carlota?
Si serorta hace tres cuatro GAS pobre mujer
vino dc In esperan dc veros; aquel
saa yo lie parcel 81 por que vuestra doncela
-anad6 Carlota Ianzando cacaada de algeria de
orgullo.
-tY d6nde has vsto Juana?le pregunt6
Cerca de la del medico-ne dijo-y su aspecto
entristec6, por que la pobrecila llevaba an uto
II Esta enferma pobre mujef2
No respondo Carloa.-es IN pobre muchaeho que
ha abergado que q pals saber
donde IN; infellz que tiene adre madre nj nade
81 mundo, serla mi hermano Tamas, ii Emma 20
hublesemos mnerto despues de mi pad
los oios de Calota SC 1enaron ae agrimas
s IAa L hNcar Il mfeieo para Il !?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
E DIG T O
I'm LA CoRTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, p. B.

LOS Estados Unidos de America
~ Presidente de los sEE. UU. SIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
EM.PLSZAMTENTO

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico George G..
Doran, sea ell demandado antes
mencionado
! Por la presente Sc notifica usted
z.ne Sc ha presentado EN- la oficina del
Secrtario de la Corte de Distrto del
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, Puer-
TO Rico. la demanda del actor antes
eitado. EN- la cual Sc solicita de la Cor
fe que previos los tramites legales Sc
declare roto Y disuelto el matrimonio
contraido entire listed, dicho deman-
dado, Y Ia arriba mencjonada deman~
dante. con todos los demas pronuncia-
mientos de ley en- favor dc Ia Ultima, Y
con costas 4 cargo de listed
Es abogado &c la demandante Ell
Jjcdo. Antonio ALVAREZ Nava.
7 Sc notifca usted due de no com
Darecer < eontestar dicha demanda en-
81 fernino de 40 dias, eontados desde
Ia Ultima publication del presente, que
Sc publiear3 9nrante seis semanas con-
secutiyas. ma vez por semana. en- ell
Boletin Mercantil de Puerto Rico, la
demandaDte podra obtener 10 soliclta-
do en- 81 demanda,
Extendida baio nj frma en- San
Juan. Puerto Rico, hoy primero de Dr.
ciembre de 1908 8-Jose z. Figueras,
gecretario. A. Marin Marien, se-
cretario Auxiliar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
Ell aCOraZadO "COllinWOOd''

La esposa del primero Asquith ha
oresidido el solemne acto de botar al
aqua ell nuevo acorazado Collinwood,
lei tipo del va famoso Dreadnought,
eon un desplazamiento de 10000 tone
adas Una vez terminado costara este
,uque Ia suma de dos millones de IL
)ras esterlinas Y sera el buque de que
IRA mas poderoso que exista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO
RICO

Oficina del SeerctarfO
Por In presente ne informa al publ
co en- general, que los programs para
la admission de aspirantes al ejercicio
,., .no~ >CTA ante los Tribunales
.,~,ro~os m se distribuyen EN- esta oh-
Gina. debiendo dirigirse todo Ell que in
terese algnn ejemplar de ellos, 4 la IL
brerfa del Boletin Mercantil, Que ha
tornado su cargo la publication y
venta de los mismos.
San Juan. F. r., % Julio de 1907.
A. +. Castro,
Secretnrio del Tribunal Supreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-17
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De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN.
TIL.