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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

En esta quinC6tA, 10 miBtio que ef Ii rre.
cedente, no slta tscaladO nuestro pnerto nirFuil
buquo con est6 salado y d mercadO eueda en-
buena sitliaciOn para II yonts dc IN cary xanento
regular.
1rovisiones alsuAanas.
lsRNssss. + R'sss u sasss E. .lIsalsss ~, =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Banco de Puerto-Ric

Los tenedores de cedulas que de-
seen ser accionistas, pueden dirigir
aquellas al Excmo. Sr. MARQUES de la
Esperanza, Director INFERNO de dicha
Institution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
PREcIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por SO 10 -Por ses $50 osniavos Pot
ruess $POr reales en- Ia Capital 81 resto
de Ia Isa-Por s Peninsula snvisndo
ps6deo franco porte co1so ing6 3l5 anuAPor nm
Q a sla de Cuba $12.
Las susorpcons pagan emprs po los suserp
puedsn snendss Agentss dsctaente Al
mnstracion
III BoLxTN 90 snvia & todas parties franco Dc porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Precaverse de las viles
FALSIFiCACIONES EN- NUEVA-YORK
i lDE LAS PILDoRAs Ell UNGUENTO
DE HOLLOWAY.

Viles imitaciones contrahsehas dc "Ias Pidoras
d Unguento dc Holloway" SO fabrican y 90 venden
bajo 81 nombre de Holloway e." por j: +. Henry,
Curran Ca, Droguistas de Nueva York, con una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

Carran Ca, Droguistas de Nueva York, con una
supuesta marca do xsss.asAM pat0nte Asl-Meros-
deres sin escrupu- M los las obtienen 4
prscios muy inf mos, de la denomina-
da casa. Estas M la cOmposciones de min
gun yalor 80 expsni don al P1bicO como
mis- leg1timas Pill doras Ungusnto.
Apelo, Pues, muy eAca. scidaments . LOS Amigos
los dsmas en- las Repnhlicas Hisno-Amsricanas, q
cuyas manos esta leg&re, mas s'peclaiments las
Madres de Familia otras seIoras para que 10 SIR
van prestaIme su auxilio, euanto Pusdan, On de-
nuncar este desearado fraude fraXuadc sa NueVa-
York, precavisndo sus amigos, nm ds que no %
les engane eomprsr estos oompuestos desPrecaDles
titulados Pildoras Unguento dc Holloway que
lleven algun r6tulo de Nueva-Y York en sllos
Antes de comprar, examlnese con mucna cautsla o.
R6tnlo e Bote la GAIA para Gerciorsrss 81 esta Ia
direction de 533, Oxford Street, London, pQes 81 no
esta entonces trata de pepetrar UR dssSarado en-
KanO.
Cada Bots Gaia do las Msdi,ipas Legitimas lleva
el 4tnebre del Gobierno B1ItdNico con las Palabras
"P1doras y Unguento dc Holloway, London" graba.
das en- 6 En- r6tulo estG Ia direction, BOD, oxford
Street, London, en- donde dni:amsnts ~ fabrican:
RSe invita- las personas que sean deraudadas
por los vendedOres que expsndsn "Las Plldoras si
Unguento de Holloway" falshcados, para que 80 sir
van comunicarms los pOrmenores, inmedlatamente
hare formaizar processes egaes contra los Ofsns0rss
y yrecompensare iberaImenle los Deatores por sl
trsbsio cue so tomen comprOmeti6ndoms que no ha-
va trascendencia de nombres,-Firmado, TOMAS
HOLLOWAY.-L6ndrss Marco Is de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vspores correos inglsses entire Nusva
York sl Brasil, con escala en- este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
En- Arroyo.

Aoaba do reeibir dc los Estado Onides, ssmilas Dc
hvrtaliza. M AlcAids, Marina. 9-lo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
oAMn1oa.

6obre L6ndres, las opsrac;onea para este va
por han sido desde $40 hasta s. 80 por E y
aun tenemos entendido que 80 han colocsdO al
gunas pequeiias sumas hasta IS IS por E por
eslsr muy escasos estos girOs.
Sobre Espaha del l2 oil IA p. 8 premio.
Onzas Espa6olas II ps una. \
Colombianas l6} ps una.
Confines St ps. id. nio merciai'
Plata espanOla. St p.S -.
Gro frances & Ia par,
Monela cprrientc plata americana.
resouento mercantil dsll2 al Is p.S anuni.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
DR.. Pedro ]. Salicrup,
MEDICO.CIRUJANO.

Ofrsse al pdblOo servciOs PROFESSIONALS esta
Capital On la ofcina de su hermano 81 DIR. Salicrup
CousuItas (grGtis los pcbrss) de IL de la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Circular.
Humaeas P. r., Julio de 1876.
Sr.
Muy Sr milo:

mano ID. Antonio, que venA ayudandome en- Ia aten
cion de mi establecimisnto msrcant he autorizado
mi dependents D. Ricardo Rey para que mis- au-
ssncas snfsrmsdades uas mi frma en- la forma suS
ori,s al pe 10 s que supco v SO srva tomar nota.
Soy do V. muy atento q. g., d. Oms Call.-Fir-
ma que usArl mi dspsndisnts D. Ricardo Rsy.-p A.
Il. Rey. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Efestos de varias procedencias.

En- nuestra Ultima dejamos pendiente 81 car
gamento por berg. italiano Papd Costa, de Ge.
cual fe vendido como sigue: 100 cajas vino YER
mouth torino 81, so caias de so topetes rosolio
t3 GAIA, 6 tinajas 50 una, conteniendo $50
libras salchichon $50 ql, 200 sacos habichue!as
$3a ql., 100 cajas a mana IS i'd / q id. $78
qL, 600 caias q pasta $l3 ql
Por Nicola Costa, de Geneva, q Sres. Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga-l5O sacOs arroz glace set, 100
i'd pimienta $lS, eajas con 200 cajas q mana
E5.
Para Don Luis Bozzo so sacos habichuelas
$50 id. arroz. 20 i'd pimienta, cajaa mana, 20 id
conftes 25 id. vermouth, 400 id. fdeos, S i'd sal
chichones y s tinajas i'd, tods vendido precios
Teservados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

AZUCAR.-La demanda Dor este dulce ha
continuado muy activa los lstes disponiDles
De han cOlocadO, segun han lido llegaudo al
mercado, precios en- alza progresivs, habiendo
llegado hasta ahOra & $34 $50 & cuyos tipos
han sido las ultimas vsntas de classes dc regular
buen rehuO, y no sera diflcil que SO paguen
mas tarde mas altos precios puss van escasean-
do las 0xlsteRcias Ell manos de los hacendados,
y segun las noticias que tenemos, la cosecha o.
te a1lo sera mas corta de 10 que Sc esperaba. A
conse ,uenca de las lluvias en- algunos puntos de,
este distritO la elaboration del dulcs ha progre-
sado POGO en- ssta quincena.
A1ELES.-Estan aun vigenteA nuestras tll-
timss cotizaciOnes sean dc IA { 20 centavos
Por gallon, psro SO hacen pocas transacoionss
por ser limitada Is. .demsada por el dulce.
CAFE.-Ha afojado algc la dsmanda, puss
los compradores se mHestran rstrsidos sin duda
1csusa de lac atlas pretensiones dc los tensdores
del granQ quienes por su parte sostienen aqusllas
todo 10 que les es possible, y como es consiguien-
ts las transacciOnes que Sc velifcan son en- limi-
tada escala. Las 1ltimas ventas han sido de
$l83 $lo4, precios que pueden considerarss
come cotizaciones vigentes en- Ia actualidad,
TARAC0.-Segun noticias de Ia Costa, hay
"a partidas disponibles de esta hoja, pero hasta
ahora no sc han llevado cabo transacciones nj
% dice NADIA respecto & precio.
CCERQS.-Los dulces siguen cotizandose
con demanda regular de SIS $16 90. y los So.
lados de - $40 cotizacion nominal pues apenas
hay demanda pOr ssta clsse.
AGUARDIENTE DE CANA.-Se sostiene
al rededor de $50 los ITO galones sin snvass,
Por pequenos Totes para el consume do ls plaza,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Heise, Kraemer y G., A,
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN A CORTA VISTA SOBRE
MADRID, BARCELONA, ALICANTE,
MALAGA, GRANADA, ALMER1A.
SEVILLA Y VALENCIA, q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Canas de hero

y forros para las mismas, Sc hallaA
constantemente de venta, en- 81 esta !;
blecimiento eel Telegrafo," calle da
San Just0, uGmero IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
d. Braulio Galvan,
:
PROFESSOR DE PIANO,

suyos oonocimisntos lirieOs estan garantzados por
largos amos de constante practics eercicio de todo
gensro de msica; tiens 81 honor de ofrecerse este
nteligente publicO sspeciAlmente los padres de IA
milia.-Puerto- -Rico IL de Julio de 1876 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

Pnbcaas psitdiso lss aenigo mrees vSrne Cuan-
% exigm las oounstanoaS rsass acness supmsntes
r6tis los sussFiptossa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
B0LETIu MERCAD It'll
DE PUERTO-RICO.
0RGANO DIG Los R&PANOLR9 Sin C0NDICIONRs.

realization del primer cargamento que SO inn
porte con surtidO convenience para este mercadO,
sin que tengamOs que reseflar ninguna importa-
Sion.
Maderas.
Las importaciones en- esta quincena 90 re-
Queen un lote de tablas de pino blanc0, que
anotamos continuation. Sin embargo hay TO-
davla bastantes existencias tanto de esta clase
como de pichipen, yla perspective para inme-
diatos arribos sigue siendo POGO halagfena.
Por Westssood- 900 pies tablas Pine blan-
co $ls millar.
Materiales de toneleria.
Muy abundantes y con 1imitada demands,
y habiendose introducido esta quincena los
que siguen:
Por Sarah C,'owell-lo,O 600 ARGOS de MADEIRA,
almacenadOs.
Por W. j. By,n-7OOO ARGOS. almacenades
Por Paladin--966 paquetes duelas, tambien
almacenados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14
Aviso.

Con ssta fssAa, DO aeperdo con d. David A. Rodri-
guss, hs rsnunciado sl pOder general que me habia
conferdo para 10 administration de bsnes, sepa
randoms por tanto de tQda Intervention On sus nego
oiOs.-PuvrtO-R Rico II Do Julio Dc lS76-Fsdsrioo
Agusy0. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

patente Asi-Msr3s-
los las obtienen 4
mos de Ia denomina-
composiciones dc nin
den al P1blicO como
doras y ungusnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-14

supuesta marca do
deres sin escrupu-
prscios muy inf
da casa. Estas
gun valor SO expsnI
mis- legltimas Pill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett Intends to use
Mrs. Abrah mson Of 1907 Second avenue, died
suddenly sst evening al 3l5 East Fifty nrst street.
Gen. q. B Williams. japanese COmmissioner
TO Europe aud the lned States arrived In the steam
ship Baltic yesterday
Complaints are made by citizens In tho
Tive urth Ward because Capt Nlilian does not closa
the gambling dens IN his precinct
Mr.. Osw Id OttendoTfer will be serenAded by
the German American Independent ClLens Assocla,
uon on hls return from New Orleans
Thomas NJ Elgman. who had been married
only few months died while drunk In tue fOrtyi
seventh street police station on Saturday night.
The body OF an unknown man, with brown
hair and moustAcnt, and dressed IN bAck coat llshl
vest aud trousers was found yesterday IN the EAst
river At Pier A3.
Jean de BaTbierre, a lazy organ grinder, wh
In the Rowery late SATURDAY ulsht wlth two littea
tired, hungry children. Although he lad money lie re-
fused 10 DO anything tor them. lie Nas arrested,
In the Calvary Baptist Church YESTERDAY the
Rev. Mr. Macarthur lrsyed "Let lay b.esslng lal
upon those who are soon 70 occupy positions ~ lunu-
ence and power. Quell every disturbance hrant that
all may calMB wait -
bernard McCabe wss nned e. by Justice
Smith, In the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday for
bar ana offered 81, saying II was all she mad Tie JUS
uce released her son. out dad not tlae her money.
Peter Smith of 1888 Third avenue was as
saulted In Greene street at a late hour On Saiutisy
evening, b. four men. Nhu knorntd am ONn and
70 bed huL Capt. McDN hhrli heard Nult o. Cu-- Tor
hrlp dul, ttltT sAyrt tnAaD, tTcsllu iAt g. IlluoA
Justleg KNsIlTe committed Alal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
LOUISIANA.
The Rssuit Of the Vote Made % frsn the
Duplicate Poll Lists.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lo-The total vote
OF Louisiana, made up from duplicate poll lists
received from forty-ssven parishes and ten
parishes estimated by registration this year aud
the vote OF 1874 Is a. follows:
For Governor-NNhols, s4,9Oe: : Packard. 50,ll2
total 18l.9l4. The total vote IN 1874 for Treas.
urer We 1870 The increase this year over
the vote of 1874 Ia l2.6O9. Nicholsa majority Of
tine votes pollsd over Packard Is 1900.
OF the Tilden electors, nve have majority
over the highest vote for he Republicans OF
ee49. The other two Tden electors have a
mas ritv of 1893. The discrepancy In the
malotities ~ caused by the omission of the
names of Ave OF the HAYES electors from the
Keputlicin tickets In several parishes.
Ihs fOlowIng-nhmed gentlemen nave left the
city Oswald Ottendorfer and +. X. Coudert OF
New York; &. W. WoOlsey oi Connecticut Gen.
j. T.. AicDOnald and J Coleman OF Indiana Ex-
land Ex-GOv A. u. Curtin - Pennsylvania; w.
ca pnau Of lOwt CIhrles Gibson of issourl {;
the Hon. ". r. NJ rtison Of Illinois; j. B
Jefreys and W. X. sullivan OF Chic 20.
The gentlemen who are bere at the request OF
the President, and alsO those sent ny the lie
publican ORGANIZATIONS OF states other tn n
Louisiana, say that they have determined to
secure full stenouphio report OF all
of the proceedings of anc evidence gwen before
the Returning Bolrd, so that an impartial
II tement may be given to the public and sent
to the President. They have dstermined 10
change their committee OF Ave from time to
time, In urOer tn I all OF them IN onserve the
mode OF proceeding and the appe rance aud
character VI the witnesses examined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Turkey Accepting the Conference - Russia
Providing for War Expenses.

LONDON, Nov. ia despatch to Reut-
ers Telegram Company, dated Constantinople,
Saturday, says; "The Extraordinary Grand
Council to-day resolved to accept the confer
enoe. II is stated that Mldhat Pasha and Savfst
Pasha will be the Turkish plenipotentiariss.
Chevket Pasha has been sent to Phllippopolis
for trial by the commission which lie investigat-
ing the atrocities In Bulgaria"
A Reuter- telegram from st. Petersbu re-, dated
to-day, says: The State Bank announces that
1t Is authorized 10y an imperial ukase, dated
Nov 49, to receive subscriptions for an issue OF
1OO,0o00O0 roubles In bank notes, bearing inter-
est at Ave per cent, the issue price TO be o..
The Official gazette says this loan Is rendered
necessary by the extraordinary expenditures In
view OF the present political situation.
LONDON, Nov. @.-The Standards Berlin des-
patch rep orts that Turkey has sent note to
Bucharest asserting her right to send troops to
Wsllachia In the event of Russian invasion.
A telegram has been received in Vienna stat
ing that Gen. Tchernayen has been superseded
IN the chief command Of the Servian army 10y
Gen. Semoka, formerly commander Of the Rus
stan military district of Odessa.
The Berlin POS asserts that several Americans
have applied to The Russian Government for
letters OF marque, to be used against English
shipping In the event Of a war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
A BROo9LYN MISS IN TRO c>RLE.
Breaking into IA Neishbor'- House - The
nouse thcn Pound 10 be Burning.

The family of Mr.. L. G. Faulkner OF 255
stockton street. BROOKLYN, returned to their
house on Saturday evening, after snort alb
sence. Just In time to save 1t from destruction.
Two fires had been started in the basement
They were widely separated. although In the
same room, and there seemed to be nothing on
the floor that would have accidentally commu-
nicated the nre from one side of the room
to the other Que nre was In toy
trunk In which was some kindlinR wood
carefully disposed. The house had been robbed
OF Unildren's TOYS OF comparatively small value,
while valuables were untouched. 1t was sscer-
talned that a neighbor had allowed Ell LARA
bee. miss of eleven summers, to pass through
her house and grounds to reach Mr.. Faulkners
back yard. Detective Brady arrested the Rirl.
She Ia exceedingly bri9ht and lives with her
parents, by adoption at Central avenue and
Grove street. Her shrewdness had made her
the leader " the children Of tne nciehbOrhood
In their pranka.
Fire Marsnsl Keady Yesterday examined her.
She said =" went to Mr.. Faulkner- house be-
tween and o'clock on Saturday afternoon and
ri wed with the children until about halt past
Ave when Mrs. Faulkner went out nd locked
up the house. | then went to Yates avenue
aud came back in about i've minutes. went
into the German ladv's house next door to Mrs.
Faulkner's, aud asked her to let me No into Mrs.
FaulKner's yard through her back yard She
let me IN and went through into Mrs, faulk
ner's yard. | all alone. i then pulled OF
the wire screen from the cellar window.
jumped down on the coal. and broke the
al ts~ In the eideltght OF the back h,ll door,
squeezed through the hole and went into the
kitchen. picked Ut the doll. but did nottouch
the two toy trunks that were open. did not
take anything out Of hem. One stood close by
the stove, which had "A r-d-hot irr Ia H. aud
the other stood near the gOld-1s1 stand
| TOOK a doll. two dolls skrts, and
one doN's waist, two little hats, \
hood. lutte cloak. doll's carriage. aud a
waterproof cloak Of Mrs. faulkners. | took
them home g. Central avenue. My father fixed
the carriage this morning. | told father and
mother | got them at Mrs. Faulkper's; Mother
said she would see shout Il on ,.onday morn
ing, when | went out OF Mrs. faukner's
house | went out the front basement ana
shut the door after me. There was no one In the
house was all alone while there. The eas was
turned down IN the kitchen. ! left IL so. Did
not touch II. did not set the little trunk on
Ore. and did not light any matches. The trunk
was close to the stove. and papers we're
scattered around ~, and some inside OF II. did
not touch the kindlng wood which lay on the
hoor nd did not put II out OF the basket. Dd
not or notice any basket hrst tried To un bolt
or unlock the door by pushing the hoe IN through
the side linnt. but could not, and | then put
my head through the side light and squeezed
through"
The place through which the child entered Is
about eight inches wide ana two feet frem tue
ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
COUNTING In A PRESIDENT
HoWTHE WORK wdSACCOMPLTsHED
IN THE PALMETTO STATE.
The state board ignoring the Precinct re-
turns. as they would Elect 1iidcn-An Error
tim, mpv give the Dem ocrets tue state.

III. g,.,. tto.ra I,uoripa the Precinct Re-
,urn..a. ,bcy would Elect Tiidcn- An Error
TIM, mry Give the Dem ocrais tue state.
c..o.. NJ 10 rhaavo,t. ~ ve.-
. ',....,- -. -. a.,i.ns,,or
,,r,es ,n .V,uo,a oi0,o ,hs nsl,ot.
- 80 ,,.,,a,ror. who m,ks
AZ. vou"'eu "s ,,,, ~ "o,,ntv c,nv,aser.
80 ,. 80. ,,so,nc, ,s,,,rns and send
80 w., '.-s, ..',,s ,h. unu ,,s,, and returna
80 ''''', as. =, ,ho s,,,. po,rd n,
~ ''o 80. -, ,.,,.n ,as,erdo,
'..,. 49,. a,.,a,,,a,,,s -, ,h. Coun,v Can.
~ -, ,,,,h ,ho r.turn. ~ the
" -. - 49,, .t,, ,h,, nod ,ornnis,
~ -, ,,. . -, aIs ,,,,,,tss IN ,his manner
=" w, 80 '.,,,,.,.,,, ,ta rra.
,.. ..,,. ,,,,,., .,,,a,,.n,s and
-, -. =. u. . ,,. ,.,,,i.,t,, ,,..a
cohnheu themseNes 70 sihPi '"Vu'n.'"s '"e''
county statements. The result OF TINS taOuls-
,ton as atread, teieor,phed Ia to show a ma
tn.t,. -, ,.a,, , ,oo ,o.n 10 on sor IN.
Jo'ty ranging irOm iW uo"h W ~ ~ Wv
whole Republican electoral ticket. The Demo-
cratic counsal Immediately fled an exception
~ ~
as iullows; ;
The counsel for the Democratic candidate ttccp 70
the aggregation Of the results and the announcements
OF them, the ground that the canvass aud compari
- u 81 tnc manasS,r wy eTrrs apI "n'is
sions whic1 vste the result and prevent the sggrega
regarded A. true asgrcgOn VI tue vote cast at the
eiectlou.
In support OF this protest, Senator Gordon Of
,,..,, -. .,,,,,...,, ,n. ,.,rv... alma s.vs ,h n,
uO"rE'a' ""o "''"esseu '"e '"'.' '' ''~
the sta'emehts OF tne 'ou"V Nan'"sse's' as
tabulated by the board, differ by thous inds Of
-. -, 49,, ..,,,rn. -, ,ha nr.c,,c, man.
'o'cs i'o" 'ne 'o''."s " '"o p'0'"e' n""
ayers who counted the ballots; ana that
rho b,ilots ma counted bv those pre.
- - -. -. 60. ru,, A., .
cinct managers sive the Stste 10 lhueh oS
larger majority than the doctored statements
y, tho co,,n,v C.ry.as.,s ,,va A. to U,,aa
-. Wv ,',., .s, ,rs $500, cam, Iii no
am INFORMED tnN the supreme touTt VIII oe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
THE CENTRAL PARK TROUBLE.
The Proposed Action OF the Mayor and the
CompiroiIer-NIonev Demanded.

The Board of Apportionment will hold
a special meeting to-day for the purpose OF re-
lieying the Park Department. The Park Com
missioners ask that the si7,OOo saved In various
departments be transferred to the maintenance
fund, Until this Is done the menagerie will re-
main closed, and the small army OF laoorers he
suspended. The Comptroller, who has all along
opposed Mr.. Martin OF the Park Department.
favop transfer but only TO the extent of si0.-
0DO. The President of the Park COMMISSION
yesterday said that II this was done he should
refuse to accept II; tnat $1,000 would not last
more than two weeks, and then the men would
all be discharged again aud the Park buildings
closed. II L. likely that demonstration will be
made by the Park laborers this morning In
tended to urge the Mayor and Comp roller to
vote for the transfer of the money. antime
the Park begins to look rusty. None Of the
paths have been swept for week. and the graz
Is covered with dead leaves aud rotten branc hes.
he picnic houses are filled with lunch paper and
tue refuse Of dinners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-20
CRIMES YOUNGEST APPRENTICE.
Tho Little Boy who seemed Proud sf Hav-
ing stolen Iiorse aud wagon.

Tho Little Boy who seemed Proud Of Hav-
ing stolen n IIorse aud wagon.
A weazel-faced, sharp-eyed boy, not
much more than three feet high, stood back
from the desk In the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday, so that he could see the face
OF Justice Kasnire. VINO held an affidayit In bis
hand, and was looking around for the prisoner.
when at last he saw the boy he said; You are
charged. John Costello, with stealing horse,
wagon, and harness. How old are you2"
mime years, sir"
He just now wanted me to give him chew
OF tobacco" said u Court ofiicsr confdentially
to the Justice.
Mr.. Oliver King, foreman OF the Grand
jury wealthy gentleman who spends much
time In visiting courts and prisons In
order to make a study of the criminal
classes, leaned over tho desk beside the
Justice while Frederick Dunn, a witness, told
his story. Ihe horse and wagon were stand
Ing ON SATURDAY. morning on Franklin street.
Dunn SAW II passing " Eighth avenue, near
longing To his employer, Antnony Snyder.
Costello was driving, and mad bigger boy with
III court. ~ nere did you get that wagopf" he
asked. Ny father bought IT,, said Costello.
mere s0a SGs you sans nnsw sm ESng yo
know about az" said Costello. MIR. Kings set
tied look Of sstonishment turned to mute
appeal TO the Justice, VINO asked the boy what
led him 10 steal the horse aud wagon.
some boys told us 20 steal 1t, sir. aud we
stole IL, was Ihe answer.
Ibe Justice committed the boy for tri1l at the
General Sessions, nxiug the baii al 5000. Tue
Lrgeness of tue Hinuuut seemed to please the
prisoner, aud he turned with AN air OF pride to
follow an officer TO the prison pen down stairs.
Aferward, when his name was called at tho
grated door, bufly fellow within said he was
not there.
Yes. am." was the response. In shrill treble
as Costello shouldered mis- way through tue legs
OF the crowd Of prisoners.
Iu answer to questions, he said he went to
school and was learning his Abe :. lie lived al
No. 10 Thomus street. He didut always 20 to
school. lie had peddled papers and done al
uOsL syeTNtAlug.'