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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-23

De Huetas % egarG Gba De Puerto Plata 81 ~ nsgara
1873. ..a azaysgeez 81 20 90 .
-. - "a Agcadilas 81 49,
De Esrsooa agara Cuba Dc Aasdla 20 yegera Puer
81, az toR'co 81 60, =:
H. Cuba al rs lsgara Puerto Paeo~Rco legarat
Plata e e. 1>n-A aSn@s 81 l.
De San Thomas 81 legara De Puerto Plata 81 Degara
pnsSo R;co al & Cuba el3
De PueroRco negara De Cabae sy egaa Baracoa els
.cnsdius Il DaBaraeo 10 yllegaraa Gbarael10
D. Ausdia ega& Maya De oibasa s 10 sarA Nued
gus M.,gax al sgA Puer Nuevista Iegara
|. ~ i & 81 ID por ia msnana empIano
ca mas Alas doce del da saIdra de Habans vapor
..41oy uegaA Nuevitaa 81 5.
De Nusvas nagarA diba- De PaertoFsfa 10y sg.r
al 6. ,<n !" ISS Sas- :, "a r..k
De- Gibara egarS Baoa Ds MayaEaoz 81 IL Iegara
80 ~ Agoadls eI Is.
Ds Baracoa negaa Cuba De Asaad 81 Ii negara Fu
c, ueaara Puerto al IA negarG
- - os ~, 10 - " San Thomas el Is.
RET0RN0.
De Is egara Ds Cuba 81 zsy egara Barscos
Puern Rico el II. lei 60 Il.
De Puerto II egara De aracos 81 70 egara Gibs
Amsdina 81 18 a 81 "a, .s s...
Aguada 18 egara Ma De ioafa 81 z4y AgaIaa Has
ns n M.s 81 m - eg.l Puer Nuevt@s egar6 b.
:, Tl.+a II 990 abana e 27 por
Ia Puerto. Plata ell 20 nsg.rA) prano
euD ONsIaNATARIOs.
Nnevitas s D Sanchez Doz Gibsra sres Eongo Aosal
Com, Baracoa Moncs Hjo-Cuba Sres s. l. hosy Comp
plata sres gnebrs D. Fenin Bermeas
gusos Sres Am julia Comp Puerto l Sfe larte, Hernt
no Dc Oarscsnay Oompsn Thomas sres NJ Luoched Comp
1nplepa qq % g sqPgIaQ as LaNeaa Comp
. sEA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-23

Sc mpian J oompoEen maquiNas de ooeer
Sc pages ss usadas aeado do astos fycanea
Sc alouan maqulnas, s tanto meusual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-23

El pdblico, QUO conoce va eSte clase de
mkquis as dc coser, sabe bisn que ate-
neree cen respecto las earant{as de per-
.ccion y durabilidad. No Sc desconspomen
por defceto de construction por que nopNe-
den teneylo.
CualquIr defecto procedente de NAL uso
que tengan por gastarse 8 romperse al-
e re. or e, Sc ar, egla' en- la misma casa,
pronto y hien.
D. I'm momento 4 otro Sc aguarda la
"Nueva ua9uiua de coser Automitico ST.
lencioSa", cuya tension es gradusda por Ell
mismo movimiento del aparato. No puede
darse mas perfection.
Unico agente en- la IsIs, David A. Ro-
drigps z.-Dep6sito en- Ponce, j. E. Stei-
nacher.- Idem en- Mayayuez, Guenard
Heruanos.~~-I3em en- idem, Dechoudens J
Toillard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-23
CONsIaNA TAR1O 8

Nuevas ST. D r Sanchez DozG Gbara ses Longof A0aai
Conn Baracoa sres Moness Hjo-Cuba srs s L hos Comp
pret plata Sres Gineb He5manosyaguez u Refmn Bermeae
AgusoIs ses Ame julia Comp Puerto Rice sre lre Hern.
ro ds Carscepsy Oomp-Sa Thomas sres Lucchst Comp
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CROR MuRRAY 400 UITTED.
The Jury Find that lie Did Not Intend q
Shoot Oflcer Beatty.


The trial In the Brooklyn Court or Ses-
.,opa ,eaterdav NJ "Crovv" Murrav for felo-
-, - -
NOUS assault WIN inteht 10 XIII Omoer 'o"h
Beatty ofthe police force, drew to Judge Moore's
cou,t roop n thtono NJ oolitic,ana interea,ed
a, 49,, -, ~ ,.- s., -. !, 81, Ii,
III MURRAY 8 iate' Ine prisoner SAT WI u MS WIZ
and child next to his counsel, Ex-Judgo Troy.
Assistant D,str,ct Attornev Mora AMID that
US
Murray, IN the morning OF tue stn Oh June'
was standing In front OF his saloon opposite he
r,., "A 49,. ,.,,,h ,h.ao amman and TOO, mai,
o' ' 49, ~ $500 - -
N man named Fullam was CROSSING the street.
he persons with Murray had been talking bois-
,o,,usi, .,a po,,,o,,a, uaa,,v MIN vyaa oatrol
,e'"up'"nu ionoo,""" noa,'' ""o va. '" 49,.
ling opposite, matted TO watch them. HIS fi9ht
side was toward the parties A sho OF was fred,
a,, ho c.to,, go, a. c-o,r \ am sho, y, ,rho hail
s,r,cL na,ior lie .h,.'id rroLc a ncnc,t M Co
In Ia norLa, IL ,hraa ,arta and rlanced on
intn his ian s,,, Nnrr,, vbsn ha no "a tha
,ncar,s oxciarn.,tr,, sa,,,oJ E,,Iia,, ana ala
ave ma nor Ia ~ n, n ~ m M ahnt yn,, I'll
lam oen,ed tha rb, roo a,ving ib,t he anv Mur
~ a,e ina moi so '"'''A '"' -" ~
Oiir r neaitv ,vbo until his late iilness was
the I,rg.s, of,ir,r on The iorce went 10 the wit
meas sthnd with his arm sfllI i'm A sltnv lie tss-
tilted To the facts as the Dstrlot Attorney had
reclted than All inu 4 bal vvnen Murrav n,,tnted
out F,,iia,n ne a ia - rcnv gr,h Mn, " us
then arrested Fulian whn told him that he saw
his pocket, Murray w = rrrested on the same
mi, rning Uc nd N,rr,y mi heen IN 90 "a
terms He ne yer knew Fullan 10 w "A posi-
tive that when MUIR v seized F,lIlam Murray
said ihls IA tho m, m thnt anot Won
Ihnmas Enll,m !. clark in JuatIoe DeItnar's
Ned IN [ ne was crossing Fulton All oct o IN rite
re Ili,v HALL when ba saw ina aash i'm tina
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TALUE OF TO Els.
A Horse Railroad oInpen ny Hcavsiy NJ uieted
for conductors Negligence.


Judge Reynolds delivered the opinion of
a IN. joriIy Of tue Geuer Term Of the Brook
kn city Court, YESTERDAY, In the clse OF William
Hesara against the broadway Railroad Com.
pany. Hesora stepped from a crowded Oar to
give room VI a lady, and before he could get
uUon the car again u ~. rted, and he was injur
cd He sued the COMPANY. and recovered $l,150
dam ges. ne defendants Appealed To toe Gen.
eral Term. The following IL the opinion, IRON
whlon Judge McCue dissented:
Plaintiff seated IN one OF the omen cars OF the
defendant when e car stopped to tske 10 ether pas
OF The car were nearly filled Win passensers stand.
saswaik soI up " give ais scat 10 woman, WI, was
the PISS paers Il get ing On nc cal The SIDE
ground let he woman pas IN he holung 10 the
OUT Of hrs Ssv Bsfor she seated, snd just as he
wa seoa. to ,p Sa ss a sne a s pfS ,hs
nlss,d hi iooung on the nIi, 80 that h foot went
ees"ssn tse pa snr ss es, s o. ,ne r e.
son Of iour Of his toes We are asked to hud as
or q ne S. ; or ssaa as
IA starting the car before the plantr vas on. then
that 1 ~ equally clear matter ui law that the
painin was negligent IN Attempting TO get on the r
10Th questions were Tor the jury .ad that the
OF one aoe' not neee,s.' ae,e mine .ne aec,lcn OF
s.tns on TIA, ps % me car an he Mt a,en 9h
snu svsry,oi sss in order Tor hin to start wh"lh
" he mad q mad not sufficient uotcr that the plaln-
ON asan a. soon as he had gwen Llsse TO the o
ana Nhetner the cOnnu was suncltntlH eau
tious starting while the plainlin was On tile ground
aoout stepping upon crowded size r1 were ques-
tlons fact which tnink proper for the
siderstion Of thr ury. Tue tartug tn, de-
scr bed, prVc,itatcd sudden emr rIcncy upon the
pl mum and vheiher he dld NJ well AS All ordinarily
prudent could be expected TO 40 uder the clrcuu
stances, Another anu different question OF tact.
anu one when the average sense AID experience Of a
Jury could determine, While IL II true the plaintiff
uuaer no legal oblgatons g. leave his seat Ia
cumnodte anOtaer passenger. We cannot mold tat II
Mas negligence, or Improper him do 90 II he
chose 20 take the convenience of riding another
pace which company Tor carrying sehgers.
He did thereby iOri Ills II. ht To redress for Ju
from nlisin ON the part OF tne
agents OF the comp NY These views dispose OF eK
&c tone taken the trial. and lead 10 aniruance OF
| iu IA
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tho remarks Of Mr.. Morrill,, and eaid Pc must
ssy that there was somethin9 Of yehemenoe
and passion IN his manner this morning, -hicn
old not look like a ace conference, and when
IL was followed up bv talk about nulhhcal Ion,
he d,d not understand the soene enacted here
Mr. Logan Rep., M said he agreed with the
Senator from Indiana mir. Mnrton) that the ac-
uon OF one House OF Cangiess 70 sah,nH ,hs
other would agree to change certain law, was
30 b nulnc ton and revolution. He do
nied that the House the sole right TO orixi-
n te aut ropriation bills, and said " the senate
sho III nut upon All approl nation oil any leslsl
ion which did not meet the assent OF the House
of Representatives, he would vote at once to
Withdraw II. The nction OF the House OF repre-
sectatives In the pr, sen case was 70 max ,..
tie capit II before the count v, and ne logan
would stay here until the expiration OF his term
OF service before he would agree to the uropOsi-
ton demanded with "A hand al MS throat
THE KIND OF REVOLUTION WE CAN STAND.
,r. Herman Dem, n. " said all this debate
about destroying the Govern rient ana nullinca-
ton had no apollo ton here. business men
tnrou houl the country were reducing the num-
h Of their EN- ploVees, "a well as curta Hing sat
aries. lie cou d assure tae Senate that the neo-
pie OF the country wouli stand a good deal OF
this kind OF revolution In the GOvernmeh'
service. A..
M Bogv Dem, MOI said he regretted that
this debate had been forced upon the senate
now. Senators who believed 10 honest reform
had right To- reply 70 the exttaoornn ny s y.
Indsna ana Illinois (Ntessrs. Norton and Logan.
| lie defended the actlpn Of the House OF heDre,
| ecntatives III reducing ekpehser' ~ $780,
| that the Senate had no right 10 aeedi tue motse
| OF the House Of Representatives. Thdt bouy
| had acted IN obedience to the voice OF the
people. . - .,...
conference a-ked for by tue House was agreed
| To-, and the mir Bppoiuied Mossrs. Wthdoti,
| Allison, ma Rsyatd members OF the committee
on tho part OF the senate.
On III otion Of MIR. Window, the Senate insist ed
upon its amendments to the Sundry Civil APP
proprs ion bill, auu agreed to the conference
asked for by I Q House. The Chair appointed
IA members OF the commit ee. on the part OF the
Senate, Messrs. window, Morton. and thurman.
MIR. Wbyte Dem, MIDI called up the Sen to
bill to remove the political dts biit'es OF Gen.
| q. L Beauregaid OF New Orleans. Passed.
| The Senate then resumed con id GRAFTON OF tb .
| articles " Impeachment against W. w. Delknap,
| late Secretary Of War.
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Electricity aguiDst Gas.

The Great Northern Railway Company
OF France has undertaken experiments which
Indicate the approach Of great revolution In
the mode Of livntng pubic buildings anu thor-
ougnfarvs 10 Iuge trO u the re orts, electricity
seems destined to eclipse gas altogether. A
few weeks auo three-hoTse power CANINE
m ,ohine was employed To hght the Ia q axe de-
partmenJ OF the Paris Great Northern Hallway
station. ms nall measures 2l,oOo cubic feet,
and Il generally Illuminated by twenty Ave sas
burners. The new eleculc liRnt wa placed AZ
distance OF ten metres from the ground, anu
gave a hgnt of peculiarly soft character, whlcn
render red The use of the uulI globe emplO ed To
check tho irritating vi re Of aas unnecessary.
Inc ll1nt tiuued TO nurn toe whole evening
with grs 4 ro:uhrity The success was oonclu-
siVe, aud ~ Is stated that tue company intend
ilumin ting the vast structure, conIh,h, hg
3JJ.OOO ruDlc meters OF space, wnere the trains
arrive, by tne same process. Electric lanterns
Of exceDtional power viii be Ilaoed at heignts
OF twenty meters, and al l. IOur suininlth or
rect ,ngIe, so til there will DC no shade OF dark
corner IN the whole edlnce.
NJ IresCa has been abD 10 estimate inc
/ amount OF power required To produce gwen
quantity Oi light Oy tao mdgneto eleotr'o ma
Games. In this respect former exper, tents nal
| have been DOT, lined chiefly from twu machines,
the nrst giving i9nt equivalent 70 l.SJ1 odrcel-
| burners, that consume forty 1rdtnmes oI oil por
| hour, and the second equal to 3E similar bui n
| ers. Win the former u is easy 10 re d a q ~,
| nee ut n - metres, and with the latter at 10
| met,ss. lhe reflection, also, from me wdi's ~
| 10 strong that persons can read al tness dis
tancrs even when holding the pouk WIN } y
| ba X TO tue hgnL From lthp eQual 10 a nun
ored turner's tne saue result can 90 obtained AT
distance Of i've metres. Fur electric lamps
| OF IN. uower nave been IN use during last wear
| IN the faoCur, OF Heillnan, Duoommon q Stein-
| len, OF Mulnouss. aud give "a satisfactory hxht
| over an area OF $50 square metres. he most
| important iact, however, j. the assertion mat
the elee trio light Is hundred times less expen-
| ave Lnap OH nd nfLy umes on eaper tnan gas.
| SHOULD a prolonged and praotioal appiioaLlon OF
| the new System prove this compar,son To DO
| ooirect, IL will ultimately compel als makers TO
| make a great alteration 10 their onarges. 10 II
| should not sysa more soTious,y damage their m
terests.
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TRIMP AND MS WIFE.
The Tragic Termination Of a Fourth Of J ally
spree In New Jersey.

Early in the spring James Fletcher and
his wife, botn midde-a1ed, tramped into Linden,
n. ]. They slept wnen they ooIld beneath q
roof, hut oftener under the trses on the out
skirts Of the town. Fletcher tinkerod the OLD
pots aud pans Of the housewives, and his wife
sat by him while he hammered and sold red A.,
feeding vi h twlgs the little hre on which his
SOLDER pot was keut.
On the Fourth. Fletcher got drunk, and. leav-
ing his wife, wandered down to the railroad sta
tion. lie asked the operator there To telegraph
To " jim . Bennett Tor n sm IL sun Of mousy,
saying that no was 4 HerdL req rter out Of caCl.
The operator declined, aud Fletcher returned
In rage to his vile. Then tue couple W lked
along the road until tuev reached the Dridge
tina, spans West Brook uear john Hltham's 1T
tie farm. rne bridge l. in gloomy hollow,
screened by tall trees. just y their fedR touon-
ed ths first plank Of the ridge Fletcher ruck
his wiie with stout STICK. shocking her down.
He beat her until ne thought her dead, and then
disappe red In tue forest
Hdtnam, kindly old colored man. and others
found Mrs. Fletcher bleeHing AMI unconscious.
aud took her o. uis, II itha.n's, cottage. A ,ele-
gram WAS sent TO Cnief OF Police kerron OF
EiIz ibstn, but ne o led Tn Il ne nad no time To
attend To IT. Mrs. fletcher WIS not deemed In
immaculate danger Yesterday.
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Stale bonds were neglected. the only recorded sales
h. wing Tennessee d. old. at loe and Ar an
o., funding scl, at 81 Railroad bonus. however,
str ana Ia COCA demand The following were
thc principal trnnaetiohs: Indianapolis, bioomiDRon
We tern lst 80, New Jersey Central convertible,
vs. MilwauSee aud 5. P4u Let, L. Crosse division,
1919; AIwauke" anu s., Paul, c. and DIVISION 97ls
Chic. 20 sAd Nurthwvetsrn sinking Iund, 100 Chicago
aud Northwestetn cousol dated coupon god bond,
v3A Chica-O aud NurthWerlern lsts, lObA Paglnc
kAnro OF NJ, SCUM Is p4s,@9i5t Pa Inc Of Ms.
2de. 81; hOrrls and h. Us, no; Morris
Essex 1871, 1855 Erie 2Is 1887 Ere 4th, lOlp
Hsuntoal nd ;. Oscph g., CoGv rim 500 Aicni-
gtu Central u, lO2 New York Contra O.. 1888. 1854
ono and hlssssiPpi Consolidated, vj's i1GtsburEn,
Font Ma,nc aud Cncago lists, lls; COuiuhu-, en-. -
"a idl nS Central ls 20 Ettat We.tsrn i,ts. 1858,
plhpliSi lev and and Plttsuurgh 4th 1908, MIN te
aud : p vi consolidated sinai fund vJiaNyNs &c.
dar Fans nu Anacs IA La 81; Chicago AID NOTta.
western consond.t d. 1884 Harlem lists, coupon 1l0
iVieaO anu Wabash lsIs, wa ONO aud hissisip,i
conso ideled sinking iuld .ta Central Pacinc x ID
bon s,lo7 Cen IA P-cinc l,ls, sAn Jo.quln oren.h
ylA Union Pacific sinking fund.- B3q3ie New jersey
central convertible. 1915; ing. and wllkesbarrs
uidated ST. Union Pacilc lts lro td lst 1913 New
Je sey central lists. consolidated. ION Chicago,
loE lei and PAcine q, l0SASlOsas Unioh Facinc
lana grant, lOatS; 1T. Louis anu Iron Mountain
1929 New YORK Central lsts, coupon. 1904.
ulenind nsnsst. i1sust ana 8 4, "a. cloMng
pIitcs OF stocks to-day were
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This Is often serious question with the In
yahi. lie nnds the mnke' nloded with pr9pre lary
tain tor his peculiar allment. lie reads the pa
pcrs CT cuars aud slmanacs. and hnds sustal ed
specific action. rhe recommendations strong
one AZ for another the cures claimed TO have b en-
have beel wrought by anOthrr. 10 his perplextV and
dOlut the sufferer 10 some nes led to reject al hut
In that cannot o. remejleu. In aud where all are
FREE. the good-th' truly V!iuapl 3, must come hto
br ugnt to public nOlo' D. TIE same Instrumental ",
which IA ddre,I sag. IA huch SO, prrhN ne only
to try It, The test Of pudding IS the NJ % t.
prove al thing, hold fs Tn Il wni Is good. il the
apos.oiS, ,nlun6ton rnere may h"Tever Ss sr9nger
Is Ia favor Of another, nj mis- should ne all wed its
due weight. due rvg.rl 10 I 10 may saVs Nast
amount Of pernentng aud useless outlay Of money
A. presumpuvv evidence IN favor Of Dr, Pierce Family
Medicines, tue proprietor desires TO say mat ney are
prepared by new ana scientific process, ny winch the
virtues OF the crude plants ag roots are tX racted
without the ~ particle OF ale hoi Not partc G
tioH Of either his Golden Medca Discovery or Fsvrte
Prescription rns consid ration alone ought certanly
with alcOAn Jam lea rum, sour beer or vinegar,
when everywhere offered tor sale Again they are
of uniform strength, aud tneir VI tues never he In
pared by age. They are made from fresh herns
they are 1ash Win medclnai prJperes In upporl OF
Rv PIERCE, MD; NEwArk, N,
Dear ~" nave sod great deal o. ,oar 1hyel'e ni
ess ln sd pr oeo 81 ~ Sn to asse VIC use
them. ! hear such ronargs AZ "sage's Remedy CON.
sSy sSrS rs G wpst wanted TIE se Seer Than
ever dd" one OF our lebrated singers uses II for
ssF yS,S ave H" o. "a
ssoat your pr partitions; eoi9rsd somap was using
g i douI want doctors 'iolnd mo 90 hong a. car
Est the Discoverys esets all youx doctors" And 81
ATHA D. CnoohA AIDE
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FRIDAY. Jhlv T.-FLoUR. AND MEAL-rhe
were depressed, out Tor common extras anu me
extrume low gr!des tnere ~sA .9"l Seh, hu ~
,ady Hrces, We quote fonr-NH, y, ,Sul1
c.si 10, extra State &c, NSNcthlOi Western
xxx, So 25GDt65O 40. winter wheat ana Xxx. t.o1
O0tS Minnesota paten', NGfsS ~ CITY shipphs ex'
lr1s. 5000 southern aNers' AMI fanny Oran II, 1880
Wet r D. Sc 81 7datii ndywlne, 50 800 1855. Rye
nOur-Sup ihnv. ttnost5 TO-
CorroE Spots were more STEADY mlidling upllnds
1884, salcs lu0l bales, mostly Tor consumption
Fuf future dhy"ry, mere WIS some decline AZ the
Oprnin, vale was subee qn.ntly flu recovered ami
q sllgH improvement !ook ace safes ~ 2oO bales,
closing wan buyers AZ IL 10 We tor july aud FOR
August Ii eldc Tor september, n l'Ssc TOR ocober'
nnd IA Tor November and Decemurr LlNtrpJOi
CluHeu more steady midiins uuiands, bttu,
GhoCERlhs Curece were quiet, but ne sales en-
Rr.eeu l3o bWs malca Al ll9Se void ana 2coo oass
RlT mere aud m bttmOre, ~ ld4p ON for falr ln'
voice re, qaet. Moiasses more active the sales IN
uulng 900 mus 81. Crolx 1T $50 sug very hrul,
but guie. 1000 bags BJsE' SOLD aI De lar 70 good
ryh Gu IA quoted Al Sl4Sb54c and sanuaru crushed
ana refined al 1lGiiSc.
PRovIsIoEs -Por~ was without essential change
sales on the spot 400 obs mes. a. s2o 20 S2o snd
for Angus delivery ESQ bbk ~ SOLO Bacon duiLand
sold at lcste fsr ely 20 g clear sy hug esar n mn,
othsr cut MEATS witnost mportan. ,anat!o9 Lsr1
prime Western sssssa new and Old and tilso~sb'S
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DISCRIMINITION ~ FREIG hts.
How some Railroad Omciais Make Money
under the Present Combination.

WASHINGTON. July THE House Com
mttee ON Commerce continued the inquiry to-
day INTO the determination made 10y railroads
In regard to fTeights. Frank Rockefeller,
Superintendent Of the Pioneer oil Company of
Cleveland, testified that his company received
reb tie from the reg dlIr VI W per cent
time aud l2s per cent at another time, amount
ing to 52h per cent. rebate. lie thinks the stand
ard OH COMPANY received gre ter rebates than
his comp ny. Witness thought the benefit OF
this rebate did not ~ To the railroad comp nies,
nut TO certain officials Of the CON panies anu 10
the stand nd Oh Cunuauy. lie knows that VIM.
H.VIndorbilt and Anas stone OF Cleveland, for
mrrh General Mango. OF the l. Ike shore road,
were Stockholders IN the stand H. raj OH 90 npany,
but stone sold out bis stock some time ago.
witness WIS pressed To give the names Of the
RAILROAD officials VINO shared la the beuedt II
the feDate, anu i'd he thought also tn 4 Deve-
raux. receiver or IN mayer OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Ii dlroad, ana Newell, manager
Of the ]. AXE shore ~ III. aud fom ~ Il and
other Ulcers of tnc-e several 70 ID whom he
did MOI ne. received benefit OF the reb tie I'M
der the pre- sent c,WOinattOu. The testimony II
the witness on tni+ point " - gwen IRE In the
nature uf All imptesslyn that THESE persons
cONet the benent Of tins fehats rather than
positive knnwiedge. Witness aiso tesrhed that
the STANDARD OIL Company WIS formed ny our
cha-ing and a lsurhing twenty or tniTty smaller
rrnnrTie, m Cleveland, UuAer a TIRE, q tnat II
the owner, did not sell thoy would soon md
their property WORTHLESS, the STANDARD Com
p.hv nas sUch advantages In dealing with the
railroat COMPANIES ina. no one cUu compete
VITA them succe-sfuiiy. Witness knows that
his orJtner. j. ID. ROCK feiler, aud III. NJ. tlagier
made this tnre a., aud nus been Told that IL was
also made b. y. III. PANE.
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A DRUNK ARDS DELUsLON.
He freaks the skull Of an Unenendinx Neigh
ber with n Hammer.

Patrick Breen of WalwoI tn street, Brook
lyu, was arrested yesterday for feloLious as
sanlt on Patrick CorriRan, a resident IN the
same tenement house. Breen, who recently
came out OF the penitentiary, to which he mad
been sent for drunkenness, became Impressed
". h The belief tnat Cufrigan had cut OH The
he ds of his wife and cniidTen, and hs suddenly
burst into Cprrigans apartment Yesterday moru-
ing and struck uim on the mead with a hammer.
Cortigan was fellcd t. the nOor, ana Brcen was
anou, 10 repeat toe attack, when Mrs. Corrgan
interposed. An Nicer was called IN. ana u9on
or uiina ion II Was found that OOrrigan's skull
was Fractured.
Justice Se,nlsr committed Dreen, VINO was evil
den w suffering frum dellrIup tremens, to
await tue result OF nis victims injuries.
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