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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
ALNANAQUE IOCO-SERIO
DE Ia EsLA DE pro. RICO
PARA FI, AS0 DE 1a--

En- la .Imprenta de la Marina sc ACADIA lie
imprimir I'm "Almanaque Joco-Serio," en- cuya
redaccion sc han dgnado tomar parte los Sres.
que 4 continuation sc expresan: Don j. p. Mo-
ris, Don Alejandro Infesta, Don J. r. Morales,
Don Ramon Martinez, Pedro Eremita, tpseu-
donimol Don II. j. PadilIa Don s. Figuefoa
Don Il. Alonso, Don r. Romeu, Don Manuel
Fernandez JuncoS, Don r. NJ b. Don j. u. !:
asi como tambien Sc han aiiadido algunns COM
posiciones de sobresaentes escritores espaiio-
les y amerlcanos, tales como j. Zorrila, Fer
nandez de los Rios, Andres Bello, Manuel Ee-
ipe Castro, Lonbey, Silyeria, Espinosa de
Rondon, etc
los articuos poeSia anteriores Sc han
agregados algunos datos curiOsOs de Puerto
Isico, entire ellos los hombres cslebres ltiles
que ha tenido esta provincia; Las calamidades
pdbcas que ha snfliGo en- diierentes epocas: el
cuadro estadistico de la poblacion actual, segun
ell censo dltimamente pubcado en- la 8Gaceta
Official, con especihcacion del siio de fun(lacion
de cada pueblo; ell nlovimiento dc vaporcs cor
reos espanoles Y eXtrangeros, asi como los ter
rcstres, e. IA
Tn tolno en- 50, de clara impression, con 100
pagnas encaatsernad0 4 la rGstica con cubier-
ia dc color npresa en- litOgraiia fgurando una
de las costumbres del pals, % ccntayos y por
docena $2-50
Tambicn Sc hama de yenta el "Almanacue
Econ6niico' en- dos p,iegos un real cjemplar,
nor docena $l-25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
N 8 ii c O i.

Estos precios son en- orc q la par
Sc eXpenden billetes de retorno para tres moses
con una rebaa de rs Pc, bueno por ailo para los
WAGES traSatlantlcos, selS meseS para las Antilas
Sc mace rebaJa de seXto los tpos estableci
dos en- favor de las familias per6 solo los casos
en- que e pporte del pasale 81 carga totali-
dad por toda la tama. fuere igual al importe total
del pasale de cuatro pasaleros adultos de Cdmara
III termno familia. solo comprende los padres, sus
hijos ysus criados. la rebalano harl las per-
sonas que tomen bletes de retorno. pasajeros
qae tomen bletes los precos mas bajos para des-
de Europa.
Los nihOs menos de amos uno gratis. de 3 Ia
cuarta parte, de IL Ia mitad
Los pasaJeros para Francia q cualQuier parte de
Europa. pueden quedar Is dias In.,aterra ST asi
GUSTAV, vice versa los para lnglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francla. LOS pasaleros por estos vapores
tendrn ell priveglo de yiajar e canlino de hierro
entire Cherbourg, Paris Plymouth L0ndres 4 una
rebala de 10 pSo los emsarcados este puerto.
Esta prohibido 4 los pasajeros embarcando en-
este puerto tomar bihetes sno la Agencia de la Ca
Consulado ingles Pto. Rico: el pasaje tornado bordo
pagara 10 Pc de recargo. Los yapores que saen de
San uan los diaS IS u de mes tocarn los va
pores americanos entire New York Brasil.
Para pormenores sobre fietcs, dirigirse al Agente
de la Compaiiia.
La Compafia asegura toda clase de valores que
en- effective. metales preciosos 6Joyas Sc embarquen
en- los yapores de la linea con destino Europa San
Thomas, Habana cualquier otro punto de su ruta
Ell Agente, W. b. PAUL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
LA HONRADEZ
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
de J, G. de Coca y Comp.
CAILE DE LA FoRTALEzA So EsQuINA LA TANcA
PreciOs cOl1'ielltes.
CIGARRILLOs.

Cigarrillos pape blanco correate con 20 cia,arros
Ia cWetla 81 por un peso y Sc tomando de So en-
adelante.
Idem gruesos con papel blanco, y1s cigarrtllos Ia
caletilla 25 por peso % tomando de SIS en- ade-
lantc.
Cigarrillos eorrentes papel de Trigo, Orosur 8
Berro con 20 cigarrQs Il 25 por peso % cajetlas
tonundo de S5 adelante.
CeutEOs csn pape de Trigo, Berro s Orosllr v
IS cigarrillos la cacta, Il "a por un peso tonanrlo
de S5 en- adeanta.
Picssllras de fer do reeortes superior 10 centa-
voS la libra,
NOTA. El precio del cigarfillo no yaria poftiue el
papel sea de hio 8 de algodon.
Serecbe toda inoneda de orc plata auje-
reada. 8 aesperfecta por su valor. en- canlbio
de cigarrillos tabacos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
LIsrA DE rrrcIos DE Los pAsAyEs DE Ia cIAsE.

En- % 3i5 parties en- "a cuarta parte de los
precios de Ia Los pasaeros de Sa clase han de evar
consigo los enseres de cana las provisones nece-
sarias.
Cuando el vapor sale de este puerto 4 las de In
mafana, no Sc expendera ningun billete dicho
dia pero hara de 6 4 de la tardc Ell dia anterior
mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
Segarantiza por cinco amos
LA MEJoR M4QUINA DE cosER DEL MUNDo
"NUEVA AMERICANA

Su uso no requiere instruction, no puede des-
componrrse cosc desde ell teido de papel haste las
guarncioncs de cucro.
Sc halla muy por encima de todas las Maduinas
de Coser. por sus exceentes meiorasi, lie IA misma
manera Que un caro- de vapor Nentua en- todo al
antigno coche dilgenca.
tJada Mauuina VI. acor paIiaGa de las siguientes
pieZaS sin que por elias maya alteraciou ai2una en-
Su precio.
docena aguias surh- dera
das | pic dc preston Iue Sc
/ Iucdidor tornillo. usa tamben para acor-
/ ui6 tlenzador que sir doBar.
We an,bien para recoger l doblNdillador que Sc
SCORE ceser. usa tamben para ribe-
/ dobadillador de Tu- tear.
nell. / Have.
] destorniilador de la l nedidor para acol-
Lanzadera. char
1taleuza para aeete. / lbro instruction en-
eaPretees de LANAI espano
Los precos estan acomodRdos i la cstrecheZ de
Ia epoca 10 lnismo al conado que al Hado.
Las legitimas en- el Nuevo DepoSto de Quincalla
Ferreteria de Francisco Baston & G.
cALLE DE TETuAN NUM'2i. Hta. 3 jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
Administration del "DOletiR. :

Los Sres. agentes del interior que no tengan sal
dadas cuentas hasta fines de diciembre. se SCR
virdn haccrio sin demora alguna 1 fin de que esta
Administrator No yea On In necesidad de- sus-
pender la remission de los perfjdicos que les ostan
consignados. iY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
L1NEA 1NrERcoLoN1AL II.
LiNrA PRINCIPAL /.

Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- Aguadila. Sc
fores Silva Ferrer Ca-En Mayagnez Sres Haist
x raanler Ce---Eln Ponce, SreS. Wiechers Cay e
san Juan de Puerto Rico
FEDDERsEN WILLINK Ca
Gan Juan de Puerto Rico, DIRE de 1875.
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Vapor Adnuela." captain VillanL
VtAJE PUERTO Rico PoR Ell SUR DE SASTo DoMIS6o
sEGUN Ell sIGUIESTE ITISERARIo.
I D A
REToR N o
coNs1GNATARIos.

NuEvITAs, Sres D. P S. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA
Sucesores de Silva Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA. Il
Alayo y Comp.-CuBA. Sres 5. l.. Ros Comp
SANTo DoMINGo. Sr. ID. Juan Pou.--MAYAGhEz, Dor
min Bernedo-AGUADILLA Sres. Amell, Julia Ca
PUERTO Rico. Sres. Irarte, Hermano de Caracens
Y Comp.-SANTH0MAs. Sres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23

Sc expiden pasaies de ida vuclta validos por dos
meses % pc de rebaJa los pasajeros de camara
NINOS.
Los nihos de los pasajetcs que no tengan amos
cumplidos, son llevados gratis. Los que tengan 8
amos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir pagaran = paSa
je. Los que tengan aiios cumpidos no lleguen h
II, pagarln = pasfue; de II amos EN- adeante pagan
paSaje cntero. En- de que familia tenga (
ninos memories de amos. uno de ellos soiamente Sc
leva gratis. los otros pagaran a pasaJe
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pasajeros paGardn los viales
rasatldnticos pusale de cntrcpuente $50. Las cria
das pagaran has 23 del preco del pasaje segun Ia
tegorla tomada Dor sus amos: no tienen derecho 4
estaF los salones. sino 81 tiempo rigurosamente
necesario para el Servico de amos.
Recomendamos 4 los pasajeros nscriban sus
nombres luEar dondc van, en- suS equipales Ell
caracteres nteligibles. Los p0Saes expdel hasta
una hora lntes de la salida de los vapores.
No admiten fetes despues de la lle;ada de los
vapores. Para mas nfOrmcs dirigirse d los Cousg
nataros.
LLAURI, BoRDA COMP
MaynoTnz Il de FebrerO de 1876
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
Aviso a los senores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de la
Inca arriba expresada que leguen este puerto des
de este mes adeante. pagaran el fete en- vez de
pesos la libra esterlina al cambio corriente de gire
en- las feehas de as, arribadas. Las que paguen el
fete adelantado Liverpool solo Sc les cobrara e
6p. de capa en- yez del 10 ps senalado sobre fetes
en- general M II Oct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
sEauNDo vIAJE MENsuAL.


Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 das las llegadas
salidas seran dia antcs ii primer viaje men
sual. En- los mcses de Julio. Octubrey Deiembre cl
vapor ngl6s llegarj este puerto en- los diae sehaia
dos 6 un dia dcspues.
Para comodidad de los pasaieros e vapor de la
Isla evara un interprete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
York at the age of so. and has since resided

New-York at the age of 81. and has since resided
here where, as he was accustomed TO say, nc iound
many friends. The little money which he brought
with him he invested in real estate, which had
greatly increased in value. The income from this
has been increased by contributions made by
few wealthy friends, and the veteran in his last
years has been surrounded by everything which his
comfort demanded. From Mr.. Jaifray, the dry goods
merchant he is said to have received 500 month.
Up to the death Of William ~. Asplnwall no re-
ceived from that gentleman $50 n month"; and the
pension awarded by the United States to Ihuriow
Weed was regularly made over TO him. Other
friends and benefactors were A. L. Stewart, Mr.
Libby, and Mr.. Rhinelander -
Capt. Lahrbush was especially fond of recall
ing the attentions which had been shown hlin
by distinguished persons. The Prince OF Wales
when i'm this country, accorded him an interview,
and with the Duke Alexis. at the time of his first
visit to the United States he exchanged photographs
after cordial greeting and conversation. tie had
met DR.. Johnson, shaken hands with Napoleon az
st. Helena, met Butcher in 1906, and re-
ceived several testimonials Of esteem from
Frederick William III. of Prussia. Capt. Lair
bush was n confirmed opium eater for 80 years
before his death and was through life fond of strong
Wines and drank them freely. lie always felt ag-
grieved at any nsinuation that he exaggerated MS
age, and Thomss publication excited strong FEEL feel
ing of anger in the old man. In q letter to LIE
TRIBUNE of March 8, 1874 Thurlow Weed expressed
entire belief in the captains statement OF nus age,
and spoke in the warmest terms OF his intelligence
and honor The veteran spoke the French, Ter
man, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese languages,
and his varied and extensive travels had stored his
mind with rich CORRECTION OF IaCtS allu Iehe'Ioho
Until within very short time before his death Capt
Lahrbusb preserved the features of bale old age
His face was round, his complexion fresh and clear
his eyes entirely servceabe. and his hearing perfect
The last two years of Capt. Lahrbush's life were
spent quietly at his home at No. BIB Thrd-ayc. Ills
habits were very regular. He rose every morning at
half past one o'clock and retired at O'Clock III the
afternoon. His amusements were no more exciting
than calls upon his friends and long walks with two
favOrite dogs. His death was primarily due
to cold contracted two months ago
in calling upon Mrs. A. L. Stewart
but his system was rapidly breaking down by reason
of his advanced age. He will be buried his morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the Church OF the Ascension,
mt Fifth-ave. and Tenth-st, OF which he had been
for years member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
THE SEVENTIES NEW ARMORY.
wopK TO BE BEGUN SPEEDILY.


The 7th Regiment has determined to begin
the erection OF armOry, and TO carry it far
possible. The plans prepared by the architect G. W.
Conkhn. at No. 90 Wast Lave been adopted, and Il
contract has been let for laying the foundations and
carrying the work up the watcrtabe The cost OF the
masonry VIII be S2l,4O0. The regiment has about
$50 600 in subscriptions. The armOIy viii stand On TIC
block Of land bounded by sXyXth and SXty-sevcntll
s,s and Fourth and Lcxngtonavcs., and will front on
Fo,rtl-ave. It's style the architect chafactcizes as
italian If anything The front part of the afnory, AMI
The most conspicuous will he that in which the Offices
will De situated This is called the administration build
ing II will be 200 feet wide, 100 feet deep and three
stories hh In the center u the front viii be tower
1872 feet high The basement is 10 be faced with large
blocks of granite. The wall will not be exactly perpen-
dlclllar bat will incline inward. Bnck VIII be used as
building material ard the trimmings Will Do OF granite
The windows will have seQnental hcadS. WIN granite
arcbsones ~ the OF the arnoy VIII be pro
tectOns with lOOphOles for muakety, 50 mat inc des
Of the building he perfectly commanded. Inc tGp
be covered from the tower III case oi d'taoh i"o
roof will be battleuCntfd a,
TIE drilroom Will the remainder of the rloch
and battalion Of 500 men could De Unanswered ~ H.
The roof viii be supported by iron trusses spanning thc
whole width. The hight from floor % apex VIII De
feet Light ana ventilation viii come from aboNr, Tor
there will he no windows in this part Of the binding III
the basement there will be- model lille range. Inc
gymnasium will be III the third story OF tine adniaisira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
. INCREASED ATTRACTIONS AT Mays.

r. II. Macy e. Co.'s store is to be continued
under the same name and III tho same spirit that has
made il popular. The already numerous departments
have been increased recently by tho addition OF three
new ones. The drossmaking department is under the
management OF experienced dressnakers, and sasfac
ton guaranteed in every the customers materials
being made up IN style preferred Tho show rooms
are filed with readymade suits for ladies', misses, and
Children made from Paris and Berlin patterns, and fiom
original designs. Among these silk, cashmere,
cameI's hair and alpaca with travelling suits, mourning
costumes riding habits bali dresses, morning wrappers,
wash goods and children's clothing OF all kinds The
cloak department contains every kind Of wrap from the
pIanest waterproof and busters mp 70 the finest SILK
garments Cloths from which 90 order these wraps are
shown In variety, and at the low prices always
charged Mays. The department. OF black SILKS FOR
dresses Is feature, and CONTAINS the beet and most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.
GREAT DEMAND FOR BRYANrs POEMS AND BUCKLES


Hurd g. Houghton and ID. Appleton q 20.
furnished the most interesting invoices OF yesterday
book sale The attor fortunate In the prices ODD
tanned for their works. and in the case OF NUMBER Oh
books runs" occurred buyers wishing 10 purchso ~
publishers rates more books than were on inc cata
ogue These runs" have had no precedent at TINS SAFE
save once on the first day when Osgood's Househoiu
Edition" of ongelows works was sold at 81 40 to the
extent OF 500 numbers. Two noticeable runs which
took Mace Yesterday were on Bryants poems and
Buckles History of Civilization in England" In the
latter case the agent of d. Appleton Co. smiled rs no
offered an unlimited supply of Buckle at five cents less
than prices bid for the 10 copies on the catalogue
That LOngfellow and Bryant shOu!d sun DC tue ho'
popular authors surprised the dealers themselves. -
The new firms present that registered yesterday were
A. j. Holman & Co.. Andrew +. Graves, Boston; ChartS
Tabor d Coz New Bedford j. NJ. Dicsle, Newburgh; D.
X Pratt IL Bro, North marlborough, Mass; "ilhm
H. Young, TrOy Richard Ias. Now-iOrk; Llttle,
Brown & Co., Boston; f. LOeSer Co, Broohlyn;
W. w. Swayne Brooklyn; +. j. Goodrich, Oberhn
Ohio and Pcnfcld q Goodrich HilSiale, Men;
The sales yesterday comprised puDicatlohs oi
IIurd Ioughon, i'm all departments of literature, j. -
IippincOtt & Co., Little. Brown Co., j. H. Myers, w"
liam j. WidletOn Andrew j. Graves, ana d. Appietol ~
Co. With the exception of Graves books, when were
all Juveniles and popular at this time rs al the
holidays the prices averaged about the same as those Vi
fhp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD OPEN TO THE SOUTH
FERRY

The final arrangements for opening the new
section of tie Elevated Railroad the Battery
completed yesterday. The work Of constructing the
temporary platform and sairways at Whtehast. was
finished and the old depot No. Broadway closed
last evening. A new station for the accommodation Of
persons doing business in the nrghbOfhoOd OF WalSt,
has been erected the 1907 Of Morriss ana passen-
gers can take trains at that point three minutes from the
time the trains the south Ferry. The railroad
campany is having light IRON trcstework prepared which
will be placed between the columns OF the road across
the BATTERY Park, and the Park Commissioners have
agreed the structure with trailing vines and
decorative shrubs. The time table, which taxes
effect to-day has arranged that Passengers by
the Elevated Road tho trains Of the iu .sOa
River iilroad at Thrtieh-i The offices of the
many I'm Bowling Green VIII be bIndOncd for suita-
bic quarters at an Early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
THE ARRESTED BANK ROBBERS.

The two notorious criminals, James Waig-
mont, alias Joseph Baldwin. alias Peppermint Joe.
and Joseph Spencer alias Joseph Adams, alias Joseph
Butts were taken before Judge Donohuc III the Supreme
Court, Chambers, 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. on
writ OF habcas corpus. William f. Howe appeared Ior
the prisoners, who were accompanied by Inspector
Dks and Detectives Dilks, Walling. and Hcaley OF the
Second Inspection District Field and OConnor OF the
DistrctAtorneys Office, and Ham and CnrGler, VINO iad
como to this city take them 10 Boston The counsel
stated To the court that the charges against the prisoners
had not been real ground of their arrest but had
been employed only hold them until the officers could
arrive Boston with the reqnsilCn of the Governor
Of Massachusetts. The prisoners had been Indicted by
The Grand Jury Of Suffolk County on charge OF gilhd
larceny lie therefore demanded that another writ he
serve upon officers Ham and CuIriCr who h"d inc eN
tradition papers procured IN Albany on the GOund at
no proof lad adduced showing the identity OF INC
prisoners with tie persons indicted by me Grand jury Oi
Suffolk County. Judge DOnohnr ackn0Wled-ed thal the
question OF identity should BE- properly settled ana
made the wris rCturnabc at 10 O'Clock rms morning
The prisoners then taken back to the Mercer street
Police station the time being; 1ii u tEc SuSIll
assumes their custody they are 10 be removed to Ludo"
Street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
TIE CUWLDREN's CARNIvAL.

FAsTER CHARITY BALL Ar TIE ACtDEMi-IIST OF
TIE OCCUPANTS OF BONES.
The Academy tonight will be brilliant with
the f9raI decorations for the CAidrcns Carnival anu
the bright costumes Of the dancers. As the bail has
been il charge Of many Of the leading members OF New
York society no cJt has been spared 10 make 1t one of
the most enjoyable events Of the season. The children
have been carefully trained in the elaborate Hover ana
fancy dances be given, and judging from the recent
dress rehearsal these viii form very attractive textures
OF the entertainments The carnival viii BEGIN al '0o
and the all for adults at 10. The object ioT when the
carnival Is givcntbe relief OF tie sick poor oi the CITY
has llrd fcrc.by the generosity Of the public
Am the boxes il j. understood, have been sold. The
troscpuium boxes Will be occupied by Cen y. : Han
coc cx-Prcsdcni L.rdo and suite OF Mexico, Henry H.
H!,on Mrs i. y. PAcp,, William BclGeA and ME- H.
Uulcl.ings The following tha NAMES Of the Oclu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
SIMILAR WILLS BY TWO BROTHERS.


ESTATE.
The suit Of Abraham Hewlett against Samuel
Wood Samuel A. wood and others, on trial before
tile Of real estate in this city and Brooklyn over half
million in value. 1t stated yesterday by deiohdS
counsel that Samuel Wood and Abraham Wood brothers.
composing the firm Of 5. y Wood IN TINS ciy n'e III
lsCG very similar wills each appointing the other OK
ocutOr each, after number OF special legacits ana o
yis giving the other the of his estate FOR fe and
each leaving his estate after the death OF the oth'r 10
cousin. samuel A. Wood They had one sister, and the
plaintiff is her son. Abraham Wood died Dec
81. 1865 Samuel Wood proved his will, and
paid under it the specific legacles. TIC IS
now over 50 years old, and it is claimed by
Samuel 4. Wood that this suit is stirred up by nm G
certain influences surrounding Inn. samuel NOot
makes no al in this sult, though ne Is tne ucieI
rs1 mined IN 10. The suit is III form partition @u'
bat las been sent TO jury on Issues 10 cttc'hhc
fT,,ud or undue influence Two questions of practice
were decided Yesterday by Judge Barrett, after long
essentially the issue before jGry. the person hailt
ing fbe validity Of tire will has the Affirmative, WIN tc
iirl Of opening aud closing the case, ana IN lils case
Inc defendants lad thati advantage; the 0ncr arose
l9iut merely by bringing IN another person claiming
under the VIII a party, but IN no othef respect nc
defendants had not served an alhthted answer ,'I
IL unnecessary. Judge Jarrett WHO tNI''iuN
dreaded the prolonged trial before him. refused I" Try the
case in that condition but when the rIaGti d"kcd lor
Judgment on the failure to answer, oiu Inn =, ,i W.,
were none try TO prev tnt the case grihS over lh
form il was finally consented that an order DC tAtcft
mailing tine original answer an answer 10 th' nv nue.,
complaint. The testimony 10 ne execution o. 'H' ~
y-as br.,up. and The court adjourned. J.. j. ScAeHrh
cy : Chat ID and Gideon j. Tucker apreai"d 10Y ne
yl,niilt Waterman Il Lattiue for s A. WOOD ana o.hef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05

divans hot and cold baths; all to be connected Win
magnificent restaurant and drinking saloon from wmcn
nm income of S2OOOO annually IL expected besides ~
per cent on earnings OF the provided the board SHAH
present you plan for these accomplishments, M
Grand Hail (which will be connected by telephone win
Tho nrnripal Boards OF Trade and BOurses OF the OLD
word the popuar operas, and the Tower OF Babel on
the rise and fall the Cereal Kingdom the eshenGs o
Pork and Lard, the ethereOus qualities or Whsy
straight and the guhbity Of the membership VINO are
used TO Iu these chestnus out of the fret VIII you
vote early and often that you may be Of the committee
who superutend the work T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

At the annual meeting OF INC IlItTcOIIUGIaIc ATI-
etc Association the ft Avenue Hotel yesterday The io
lowing elected for the ensuing year President
& w Francis Of Columbia Vice President, cyrus w Field,
r. Of Milliams secretary. O. = Plllrr 81 the
Philadelphia Treasurer, y. Campbell n princeton l-Aoo
five COMMITTEE G. ". FTaDcis, G. Morteu OF Amherst l.
H. HcrTick Harvard IL decided tidt te Aelsis
10 fake place this spring upon the grounds Oi he new
York Athletic Association, should be - l"llO"s
wall and lOOyars dash for the graduates of nc unv
grad uatY one aud twomile walk two da3ne, o uV
yards respect lively; aOheml' run w W.,
uur mile run; throwing hammer weighing ~ POUNDS
runnng nigh and broad Jumps pole Nauuug ana PutthS
icf az q tounJ. IL was decided that ues should DE
substituted Tor imperfect code OF Last year he Nocu
t Committee WA invested with authority % decide upon
lie nuhusr of prizes WITH caution regarding expensive
Jewellers bills IL stated that the colleges IN arrears 70
back dues shond DO excluded IRON pauS
patnn I'm HE contests unless the daes were paul