davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
In piano vertical

En- perfscto cssado Sc vends en- un precio m6diuo
salls d San Tsanclsso nGn, " IpsVsmagAp l-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
ANO 35.

Pubcase perl6dico do1ngo microbes
do 10 exgn las repatsnss aances supenentos
qadts los suscriptores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
O.!

D. Jose Ruffu de Sande maestro director de Pr1-
tecnica, ofrece al pubico los pueblos de la Isla
toda clase de fuegos srfciaes, segun los soliciten
para festejos pnblicos, la Marina al sostado de
Montecristo 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
C0LEGI0 DE LA CONCEPTION u

Tengo ell gusto de manifestar los Sres. padres de
tanllia que principles del eutrtilte abra
case de teneduria de llbros natematicas gratuita
para los alumnos del establecimento que esten APP
titad de cursar dichas asignatiras que los dls l.
tendran lugsr los examenes del 70 trimestre el
dia pOr la noche la distribution de prenos segdn SO
acostumbra todos los amos. FIr.Hr.- 1H@
Ell esablecmieno cuenta con pretesores idoneos pa
ra las classes de adornos, aa la de parvulOs tiene
la proesora espOsa del que sus1rbe Sc adnite pupi
los melios pupos.
Puerto ltcs l6 de Noviembre de 1674.-Francisco
COrtAs -t'aa de s. Tns+o n m. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06

ss vendea, pof adssntafse SD dueno, dos casas De
matesial pUr la ntad yalor al contado uua an
81 pueblo de Caguas la otra el pubic de Caes
UrIrse para intormes en- esta Capital Gale de
V'ueasu Ramego u ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Ris5lia de Ia hlSull5cCiiol d Lalvs,

precedda de una reses de los trabaos separatis as
que yienen hacienda en- la Lila de Puerto Rico esds
ia emancipation de las delnas posesiones hisanou III
tIamarilsas, segua de todos los doeunlentos ella
reterenes por ID. Jose Petez Morris y ID. Luis Cueto
y Gonzalez Quijano.
Este libro, que anto tenenque aprender los bue-
nos espanoles vende doce reales en- la Admnisra-
cion del BOLEl IN ELE J. -. E.l-lE /.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
BOLGTIn MERCADTIL
DE PUERIO-RICO.
0RGANO Do Los BsPANOLBs SIN CONDICIONRg.
COISIlLADO BRITAIICO.

Ignorandose al presen-
to el itinera1,io del cor
REQ y de los vapores
ingleses, los interesados
pueden dirigirse q este
Consul do para ente- .':-
rarse Go los pormenores
y cslando Sc sepa dicho
itlnerario, Sc pu1b9ll:iicara pub i
en- este peri6dico. w
B I au'i, Agente. g"
l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
L. TRELLES.

Lo hago p1boo para conocimiento general. Maya
tez, Dieiembre 10 de l874.-L. TRELIEs. 10-20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
lIala a De ldulnas vigentes,

con la Instruction Regamentaria para serviso de las
Adianas.
Supplemental al Arancel
De vsntA, Iuprsnsa J Libgssia. de sanosrrit For.
tslszs p3nsgQ II 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Unguento Holloway.

Este Incompatible Basamo sana los MALES DE
PlhRNASy y de PECHO, las Llaga4 Antiques, aun
esas Ulceras cuyo or1gen no conviene mencionar GU
un anuncio pIblico. Para todas las ERUPCIONES
cutaneas no hay remedio igua al UNGUENTO HO-
LI4OWAY, al que mares deben la saIvacion tanto
lie alls Rrazos Iielnas comm do su exiatancia -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Giro de Letras.

Sobfe C9dix, Ssvila y AAaurid por Cantidades ID
20 sn adelanls eorta vista giran los que suscriben.
Puerto Rico II de febrsro Dc l574.-Iiarse HarmA:
sa de Cssscsna CowPs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
PlIdoras Holloway.

Las vrtudes de esta admirable medicina son cape
cialmeute efcsces para expulsar de la SANGRE toda
impureza. En- los de debilidad, ella es ncompara
ble, al paso que radicalinente las INDIGESrIO-
MES y log des6rdenes generates de Hga'lo del Est6
mago de los INTESrlNOS restablecendose, como
Por canto ell vigor la saud nornaes. Dichas Pill
doras remueyen asinslno las dolencas que sueIen
aigir las MUJERES al llegar estas la edad critca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
IMPORTANTE.

Sc solicita un dependents que ten
ga algupa practica para un es' able-
c miento de Farmacis, en- la Admins
tracion del BoLETN informara1.
4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
AVISO.

En- la Jurisdiction de Hato-grande entire este pueblo
- Ell de Caguas Sc arrienda una Hacienda de caI,as
e que La intsress puede verse Hato grande con ID
yose Abelardg Caas, en esta Capital con su dneilo
d UlpiauO Yaldea.-Pdsrt Rico i6 de Diciembrv de
ld4. H# 8t 6@aH q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Tabacos de La Habana.

varisdad de- ei4ses frnas y precios yentaiosos. Ma
zos de regalias prsnsadas redoadas cncuenta cen.
tsvos uEo
- Grdttd ciR Jfoasse,tr, -
mltacien Ghampagoe. Eas ue,lias 6Utsltss se deta.
Ian cincuenta uaits ana. Caas boiellass
preciU eoByenisnts. CalirSs San + ancisco n6m -
Zig 81 ffHPN8 1f Ell iR RtIENPKECFU 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Carretoncs Y carretillas IS

stas, perneria para emaarcaciones otros mnchos
efectos dificiles Ell enunerar De vena en- ell amacen
de Alvaro Vazquez, Marina.-Puerto- Rico 23 de Di-
ciembre del814. aAHReI&+E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-06
Para los llacendatlos

.. Carretas listas de un olo, pares he redas, en-
tas, ees, lanzAs, toia case de pleas ueces
rias esta8 obras, prvcos sumaMent9 c6modos.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08

should Be present II being public ball Not long since
there letter written from this place 70 Washing
ton asking the opinion OF the Judge Advocate General
that under the Civil Rights law II col0red regiments
not Illegal so hope II your correspondent Is Of
the opinion that coored soldiers ineffective ne viii
use his influence In having the colored organization
done away with AS there are so many conflicting ac-
counts gone before the people in regard TO the kio
Grande frontier
would suggest that il Is very probably that Il would
be beneficial 10 your reader for you 10 try and induce
one Of your distinguished correspondents 70 give us
visit and make true representation OF the condition
in general
| now submit my communication to your good and
impartial judgment and the time praying you
viii give IL due consideration and an insertion in the
daily HERALD. MARCELLUS
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
A DEFAULTING OFFICIAL.

THE TREASURER OF SARATOGA COUNTY BEHIND
HAND ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND
DoLLARs--THE ISSUE OF FALSE BONDS
WHERE THE LOSS WILL FALL.
TROY, N. Y, Nov 7, 1875
The people of Saratoga county excited the
discovery of the defalcation Of Henry Mann,
Treasurer OF the county for the last fifteen years. It
IS known that the OF his delacaton Will reach
$4,000 and may largely exceed that amount. His
Term expires December 81 He was a candidate for re-
election and was denied denomination by his party
Friends solely on political grounds. Nothing
wrong with his suspected until
last Wednesday, when his notes went to
protest. Some OF his creditors then made
an investigation and ascertancd that he had kept his
credit good for the past two years by illegally issuing
$40 900 worth of county bonds.
This disclosure was followed by the failure OF Med
BURY Mann paper collar manufacturers, of Balston.
The junior partner Of this is of the de-
anquent official and the report that Tor months
the firm has been kept out of bankruptcy by money
from the county treasury The Attorney General has
commenced proceedings to recover taxes aggregating
h$9 900 which due the State Yesterday Mann's
real estate in Balston was attached.
THE REVELATIONS
camc like a thunder shock upon the people of the
county, but much out 1t is feared that there
are other delnquences be revealed. The Board of
Supervisors will meet tomorrow to take action in the
Enatter.
THE sURErIEs.
Mann's suretes said to be responsible but tho
lawyers say if bonds have illegally issued the
loss will fall on the holders Nearly all the bonds were
negotiated in New York city. District Attorney
Ormsby, who was visited to-day by your correspondent
says that it is likely that Mann will be proceeded
against for forgery. He, IN common with other people,
MR. Ormsby said was profoundly surprised when he
heard the news He said that Mann habits had al
ways been the OF extravagant and he could
count for his fall other hypothesis than that he
had been unfortunate in specuaIon and that he used
the countys money and credit in the hope Of retrov
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. TT 80 z. NJ.


WASHINGTON Nov. 7-7:30 r. NJ
Probabilities
During Monday, in the South Atlantic States, falling
Barometer cloudy and rainy weather will prevail, fol-
lowed by rising barometer winds shifting northerly
and westerly, and clearing weather.
In the Gulf States rising followed by falling barome-
ter variable Winds shifting southerly and
generally clear weather.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer
northeasterly winds, shifting southerly, warmer,
partly cloudy weather.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
west to northwest winds rising barometer colder and
parity cloudy weather, following occasional rains in
the former
For the upper lake region falling barometer fresh
and brisk southeasery winds, warmer cloudy weather
and possibly rain, followed by rising barometer north
westerly wnds and colder, partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region and Middle States falling
barometer slight changes in temperature generally
cloudy weather with the latter and possibly ex-
tending to the iormer
For New England, falling barometer north to east
winds slight changes in temperature cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. and possibly followed by rain in the
southern portion.
For the New York canal region the temperature will
be slightly above freezing during Monday night
The lower Ohio River will continue rising
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Zuma Bauflar the reignng star Of opera bonge is
playing 'La Refine Indigo" Dy Strauss in the French
Provinces
.sRose Michel" Is once more on the Paris Ambiga
boards and its great popularity Of last
thoroughly revived Nine. Fargueil and NJ. chariy up
pear in the original characters
The principal novelties the Partisan theatres con.
sst OF .Pifpaf" tseris in i've acts and twenty-five
tableaux at the Chateau d'Eau and Les Voyages du
Prince Soeil, at the Theatre Parisien
The New York Quartet consisting or Edward Mollen-
hauor, FIRST vion Max Schwarz, second violin; George
Matzka viola and +. Bergner, volincello, commence
of chamber music soirees the evening OF the
Goth inst
A committee has been formed at Florence for tho
purpose OF celebrating next spring the centenary Of
Cristofori, the inventor Of the piano The principal
feature of the commemoraton will DO international
concerts q large scale, which the Abbe Liszt hax
promised to play.
Miss Adelaide Phillips introduces her opera company
to the Washington public tonight The prn-
cpal members OF tho troupe are:-Miss Matilda Phil
lipps, Miss Vioetta Colvc Signorina LAMBERT Mr..
Tom Karl, signori Buganinl Tagliapetra, carpi and
Baceln. Miss Adelaide Phillips opens the season
Rosna, in ''Il Barbicre."
Theodore Thomas gives public rehearsal at Stein.
way Hall on Thursday afternoon, and symphony con-
cert Saturday night The orchestral numbers on
the bill comprise Guck's overture to "Iphigena in
Auls,n Beethoven's eighth symphony, and Liszt's
| symphony Dantos 'Divna Comcdia." Miss Ster-
| ling will be tho solo vocalist on both occasions.
Tho Washington Republican tells us that Hamlet has
an extraordinary sensbility (which enables him to
see around him what those OF mould cannot
see-sprits-n - This is hardly correct Spirits in tho
Elizabethan drama visible invisible, not accord
ing the degrees Of decacy in the organization OF
individuals but according to the requirements or tho
story. Thus In ''Hamlet," the Ghost is visible noe
only the Prince but TO Horatio, Bernardo and Mar.
ceIlus II Is visible to Hamlet again. in the third act
but Is invisible the Queen, because tho spirit is
willing 20 alright tho lady, and explicitly commands
Hamlet relieve her distress that beautiful line,
80 step between her and her lighting soul" In Mao
beth" both the imaginative Cawdor and the
prosaic Banquo the witches together and marvel
their disappearance Into air. but in the banquet
scene Macbeth alone the spectre II is therefore,
not possible to explain the seeing or supernatural
beings in Shakespeares plays upon any modern theory
of sprtuaiism the special sensiblty Of indi-
vduais. Shakespeare used ghosts real characters
and their movements governed by the supersti-
| tons of his day.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman William A Piper, OF San Francisco is
sojourning at the Hoffman House Mr.. James F. JOY,
President Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company,
has arrived the Fifth Avenue Hotel General George
W. McCook, Of onio is quartcred at the Hotel Bruins
wick Mr.. J. Wiley Edmonds Of Boston, is staying nc
the St Nicholas Hotel Professor George Davidson Of
the United States Coast Survey Is registered at tho
Metropolitan Hotel Mr.. George Rignold, the actor,
has taken up his residence at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Tom Karl the tenor among the late arrivals at the
westmoreland Hotel Mr.. J. N. Mccullough, vico
President Of tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company. is stopping at tho ST. Nicholas
Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
WASHINGTON.
The Alleged Indictments in St. Louis
Denied by Authority.
FRANCE AND THE POSTAL UNION.
The Cuban Question To Be Settled
by Diplomacy.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1875.
telegram has been received at the Treasury De-
partment from the United States District Attorney at
St Louis, saying that the indictments Of the Grand
Jury mplicate only two persons in the alleged whiskey
frauds-viz, Mckee and MCGUIRE The importance OF
this piece OF news is reflected in the qualification
it affords the several other more distinguished persons
alleged to have been presented for indictment by the
Grand Jury; the story having got ahoat within day
TWO that the District Attorney who sends the
above mentioned telegram here Washington
within six weeks with charges against only the
whom he exculpates, but one other brotherinlaw
of the President, whose management OF his influence
with the Executive, pretended otherwise has been
most adrot
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
aI1MoRE's oARDEN-sUNDAY CONCERT.

programme of considerable variety and possessing
some musical features of genuine merit was offered
last evening by Glmores Band of 100 performers
There were thirteen numbers in tho bill commencing
with tho "Jube" overture of Weber, and closing with
the choral sold Hundred" There were six soloists
Nine Mario Salvotti singer of local celebrity whose
rich powerful voice has been cultivated in an exceI
lent school and who gave effect 70 Gounod's
"Ave Mara;n Messrs Levy and Arbuckie
two favorltos with the public cornet players; Mr.
Lefcbro, rendered Savars "Swss Arn with varia~
tons very neatly the saxophone; Mr. Letsch a
sful performer the trombone, and the well known
baritone, Mr.. SohsL The band rendered Liszt's
s'Rhapsode Hongroise," No. 2, and the immortal
quartet from 'Rigoettor in a very effective manner
Mr.. Gilmore will not allow watzes opera ooatgs
music in any OF these Sunday programmes
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

DISASTER TO A FREIGHT TRAIN ON THE RENs-
sELAER AND SARATOGA ROAD.
RUTLAND, Vt, Nov. Z, 1878.
The Schenectady freight train over the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga division OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal and Railroad Company, which left Rutland on
Friday night, met with a serious mshap about four
miles east of Whitehall. On heavy down grade the
train, consisting of forty cars, broke apart and
after coded together throwing sixteen down
a bank fifteen twenty feet and smashing them
up very badly The damage to the freight consd-
erabe besides almost entire destruction of the SIX
cars making in all heavy loss OF property Hart,
the conductor, and one brakeman received slight in
jures, but one seriously injured
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
AMUSEMENTS
TIE L1EpERKRANz CONCERT.

THE LIEDERKRANz CONCERT.
Tho LIederkranz Society gave their first concert Of
the last evening at their spacious and elegant
hall in East Fourth street The elite OF the German
music loving public filed the hall to overGowing. The
programme which embraced mostly classical music,
was admirably arranged by Mr. A. Paur, the expert
enced and able conductor OF the Liederkranz Society,"
and was Interpreted manner highly creditable to
the arstc resources and training Of the society The
sooists were Herr Felix Preusser baritone the Inn
perial Opera IN St. Petersburg, and Herr Constantine
Weikert The pianist Herr Preusser, who has fine,
well trained voice, gained several despite tho
pcrvousness incident TO his first appearance The
chorus and orchestra acquitted themselves satisacto-
ry and did not fail 70 exhibit the steady advance in
power and finish which is the society's praseworthy
aim.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
HARvARD'S ATHLETES.

FALL MEETING OF THE AssoCIATIoN-THE
SPORTS AND THE vIcToEs.
BosToN, Nov. Z 1875
Tho fall meeting OF the Harvard Athletic Association
took place Saturday afternoon at Jarvis Field Cam
bridge presence OF 200 spectators. The contests
unusually spirited Tho milo race was by
c. James, OF 10, in 5m. 21s. the mile walk by
Taylor, OF 1T, in I'm. 33As; the running high
jump by Hubbard, of '78 feet inch; the loo yards
dash by Thayer, OF '7s in lis the half mile by Lowell
of III in 2m 19s the quarter mile by Conant OF
10, In 59hs the. hurdle race 120 yards, ten
hurdles, by Thayer, Of '7s in 20As.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

DENIAL OF THE RUMoRED INTENTION TO MAS
sACRE THE CHRISTIANS.
CoNsrASrSoPLE, Nov Z, 1875
The truth Of the despatch from Ragusa published in
Ee Nord Of Brussels yesterday representing that the
Mussulmans in Herzegovina exasperated against
and preparing TO the Christians is officially
denied.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
PERILS OF THE RAIL.

On Saturday night three wagons, owned by Mr.
schoenewolf, OF Newark we're run into by passenger
train OF tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road at the junction OF that road with the Harrison
turnpike, near the Hackensack River. One OF the
wagons was demolished and the driver thrown ffty
feet He escaped death, however, as did also his
horses The other two wagons were uninjured
The junction has neither gates nor nagmen.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
THE DEFAULTING CLERK.

THE TESTIMONY IN THE CASE OF PINNEY-A
COURT MARTIAL ANTICIPATED.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Nov. 7, 1875.
The testimony in the case of Pnney the defauting
clerk of Naval Paymaster Spaulding, was concluded
yesterday and the Court adjourned to Mare Island.
There ample for believing that the testimony
is of damaging character and will necessate the call
ing OF q court martial
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
GUIBORD'S BURIAL.

pHE CATHOLIC CLERGY ON THE FORTHCOMING
CEREMONY.
MONTREAL Nov. Z, 1875.
Pastorals read to-day in all French churches ad
vsing all good Catholics to stay away from the funeral
of the unfortunate Guibord who is to be buried
Gime during the coming week. Ii is thought that this
warning will have the opposite effect however, and
that there will be larger gathering on that account
ANOTHER PASTORAL LETTER
from Bishop Bourgot read in all the Catholic
churches going into some explanations as before
garding the sacredness OF consecraed cemetery and
that to preserve sanctty, the Guibord burial lot
would be forever cursed. The Bishop concluded by
Eounseng the greatest forbearance the part OF the
people at the approaching burial On account
they to interfere and he warned them not TO attend the
I'm
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
A POISONED WELL.

LEWISTON, Ne, Nov. z, 1875
Some excitement occasioned in Leeds Me- by
the discovery yesterday of arsenic In large quantities.
In the family well of B. c. Thomas. Fortunately 1t
discovered In the first pail full pumped up and be-
fore any one had drank from it. w. Keith neighbor,
has been arrested suspicion, he having purchased
large quantity in Lewiston Thursday last
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
sERENADE TO SENATOR DREAMER

Ex-senator Creamer, who fought go CALAMITY to de-
feat Kelly and the one man power in the Sixth Sena.
toral district Is to serenado even
ing at nine o'clock at his residence No 46 Stuyvesant
street. from the people OF that district number OF
speeches will DO made TO congratulate him on the fact
that through the exertions OF himself and his friends
not one Of Tammanys nominees in that district was
elected.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
DRUMMED OUT.
a SOLDIERS EXPRESSION OF OPINION AND THE


UNFORTUNATE RESULT.
NEWPORT, R L., Nov !, 1875.
Private Whpple Of Fort Adams, who for the past fl
Teen months has serving of three years
In the guard house by order oil martial for call
Ing an officer of the garrison "d-d Italian organ
grinder and making other remarks Of equally in.
quilting nature drummed of the service dress
parade this afternoon. The affair witnessed by
several spectators and the whole of the troops who
were called out to witness the disgrace He was
drummed out to the tune Of the "Rogues March," and
the law in such fully carried out This is the
,lrst case which has occurred here the war.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.

Providence, r. l., Nov. Z. 1875.
The depot OF the New York and New England Rail-
road in East Blackstone was destroyed by fire last
night. IL belonged to private parties and insured
for $500 in Millville, NJ J.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
FRANCE.
PRAYERS FoR THE REPUBLIC.

PARIS, Nov. 7, 1875
In accordance with the circular OF the Minister or
Public Worship addressed to the bishops last month,
prayers offered up to-day in the churches through
out France for the welfare Of tho country. AS re-
quested in the circular the form OF prayer used was
that beginning with the words, "Domne fac saivam
I2empubcamn
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK.


ING cLIoUE-AN ADVANCEMENT TO WIN
In THE POOLS.
WASHINGTON, Nov 6, 1875
Sporting circles have been considerably exercised
here during the last ortycght hours over the dis
honest practices OF clique who have been arranging
the pending races at the Washington Drv
ing Park so that certain horses not
really possessing merit, and others under false
names should win enabling the gang TO make large
stakes In the pools and betting The practice has been
denounced BY tho honest persons Interested IN the con-
duct OF the trottng at this racing course and It's
success Representations, rs well charges, against
one ofondcrs will be made TO the National Trottng AS
sociaon, and steps will be taken for the purpose Of
RULING THRM
All tracks under its control Tho Western and inland
men, VINO have entered horses and seeking fair
play claim that those dishonest practices their
source IN certain combination OF drivers and horse
owners from New York city. Close watch is kept on
she offending sportsmen and record being made Of
their names and the facta tandn0 to convict them
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
vANDALS IN A CEMETERY.

PROVIDENCE R. l., Nov z, 1878
In Woonsocket last night some vandals entered Oak
Hill Cemetery and threw down and broke about eighty
marble monuments headstones, &c No motive is
assigned for the outrage.
The New York herald., 1875-11-08
FRATRICIDE.

BOSTON, Nov. 7, 1875.
Timothy Kelly, of No. 3s5 Medford street,
rested to-day charge of mansaughtcr. He had
quarrel with his brother Patrick Wednesday last
and fight ensued, during which Patrick received in
jures resulting IN his death to-day.