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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
, D. iriStiles 4lyars'l KoSSy.

SRpfcamos .es+4s. sefor, tex a gepte ilGI I'D
LEElN en- sSy.s., German, sc. .silya ahonar i sSta
Administration 500 l-6i de recibos que te hq,
mos remtido, amen de otrus Qsn sntlebhlamc1ilii-.
te cobro con suipropa 8,pa " Sc 10 ayisaaps
poi este medic I.Q h.beFse obstihaS lan{e no,
"a 10 Il ststais Il bls repetikts eaaas quo,
lnpcaas 81 elias cefiieqss2S, k AeEAas Felaitiddl
In AdpilliStlacioA (ea BokgF4N, 0ftO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
VENTA.

lie un cociie de dosasientos etipeifecto estad
ycon arpescs Estal,iecimlento tie K. Lnpe
GeNEO EOrtsleNl2S, infoanaran. w 4-l2. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
Giro de letras.

Silvay Comp. de este comercio glran sohre Lon
dres Paris Madrid, Barcelona Csldia SaniaAder Sc
villa Valencia Zaragoza Alicante, Malaga Tarrago-
ma, ieus, Lagunrdia Habana ! Santiago dc Cuba =
Gale de Tetaan mum. 3s. tr Htl stun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

Gale del (fsio, aimcgo 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
EIlEEr ENrTO.

FL qae fater6se'ln Ik.r,s "gata9ta Ngmbhedt q dti
s:rs' .su tonsighatari"s A. Maitihes aIIhac1h 5f;
rina. ..., Il.
nez Pedro Arana. 6-l. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
, y, n, I'm tx, DE D.Ea',, CASA.

Sc vene n5 paIte tie una de las brin ales
eestn gfptg. FL que l,E intareSe ppete iafprmaiSe
en la Altnl stracioli del Buictih. G--s
alIU Ig " ab tlNf6lUIFttl fy.fffas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
PAlIAS PARA INCENlO.

Ias hav de todos tanuiios leTitinas de Carron
JUIIsl FCoMP. de A2usdilla. Para mas poTInenores
dirigirse los citados sefores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
iGANGA!

Pur pocl dinere aliy < p's lie rc,i,n me,lsua
50 sNenle una casa IN esta siud@d. lnfermar. y. Iu
iio Larrfnisa.-T TaEra-S.. 5~fa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
Giro de letraS.

d SotTa Cad2 Sevilia Msairll Barcelona Malaga
Corufa, Sa:tlnder. San Sebastian y Valencia. tof
que suseriben. s ~, tf4e 0yu8 ISL EI 'f5s
Puerto-R Febrero isde 1875 = Iriartc HERNIA
nos de Cnsacena. Df1*ffHf k8ftf Es f5sf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
ao (dege de- ID GoacpcIeR aI,ata
SAN JUsTo, NUMERo

parra eorresiondhrd Ia favorable aroeitla qnc dcs-
padres he ainia al estaldeciDiienio de- mi cargo no
;ntrodu.idn en Il randcs meioras. nnt0 en- In parte
;nGai'ia tono en- los dlicrcntas mjtOd)s de eiisc.
halya
Adeinis de- las natetins que rf1mnrende "a ins
trc"inn clenentr,l ronlpleta pfirso RreparHtario
I'ara Il intreso a! Seatinnrio. hay la csss i aln
no. tibujo, piano srlfeo rar-.o ds profrsoreA j6
lleHs sicnaosimlmens' Hnikiinci rsstpenilfd iin.s
So g. i4c para rursar tlichas asixnauras.
La clasa lie ptfvnlis ~ son1aha'la .ai ras todas
las rScuelaS los nlumn0s adrinntEdos. cstA
ca rgu tle lf protesnra ona 0'SiuIia (rDhznlezS ~
Sc adntitcn h9eta doe internns Il tola pension
slento assthios con TODD eNesnefo ruet iue a'ral
dado.
4 a.lleFf,f s. H0EtS DE erase. esj4l Jiftiot
De ofho i deg mGlasde Ia InaliaDa. sttp g
De una ,'uatro DE- In tarle
Clase de sblfe de- tliez.A oncs. ~N1
. Clase dc dib'ijo dt >4eis hleliadsieie media de
In noche. = -I#n8t
Para mis- taf'rmhs dirieirsc alprofesor due sis-.
rrils, T ffftnGsco hqfi;t f1nni0Uiu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

diez galeras hasta que Sc supiese el ami
mo y voluntad dea gey, hhtenza, en-
nomhre de todos, aoapto el ofrecimien-
to, y agfa.decio al infante Ell llaber to-
mado tan hnngada resotucion, sli9na de
un hijq de Ia casa de AEaagssan, Con es-
to apresNro harenguar su partida y en-
baroo la gente pero al tempo que quiz
so salir, ID. Sancho mudo de pareeer,
olvidado de Ii palabra Que POGO antes
habia dado, y faltantlo q su inismo ho-
nor y reputation; cosa que causo en-
todos novedad, yer en- tan poca distan-
Ella tomar tan diversas y nncontradas
resoluciones, sin haberse podido ofre-
Ger, por la cortedad del tempo, nueyos
academies que lie pudieran obligary J.
81 los puaiera haber lie til oatldad que
obligaran 4 romper palabras dadas con
tanto i1famento Y razon, no Sc puede
averi3uar por 10 que los Antiques nos
dejaron eserlto. la csusa que puio mo-
yer al iinaiite i to'rn3Ssr resoldcion tan en-
desofedito snyo; pero pof 10 que res
poildi6 4 Berenguer cuando le pidio que
cumpliese su palabra, que fuG yI,sse;s 40
lamente que asi ohnplla ii setvicio de
sY heriaaho, Sc Epede presnn1ir que adj
virti6 el infante Que habia paeGs sntra
Andropieo j d Ndai4ue, i due sia 81.
ll}Iresa dFdeH suyq nd habia le ocapar
sas aaleras en- daaa de IN principe AMI
50, Estq blaa me pareee quo padiera
diseulp par al infante para no quedarse
cuantlo no 10 hubiera ofrecido; pero
empeiaaa su palabra, y viendo maltra-
tar los mejores vasallos v s1bditos del
rey su hermano, granle deseonoeimien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

&E " EN nE.

En- cl almacen ,e as Sres Fedderscn
Wilink y comp. hay de yenta hero gaivani
zado acaaa!adl! I! sc clasc superior de &, y {
pies do largo,
En- el tiisiao allnacen SC encuentra cnicu
TO Romano dc IN acspdltada miarca Porr!ane
CeMen ileliiok y comp, Tetuau 3. h. ].
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
!Pl0RIslR lE lIAI0 Y EAIfQI.

I0 Sc Aa Iestabecitso enesta capital IT, Carlos ".
Alvarez, aIunuo del Conseryatorio de Madrid
Dart lcccioncs dc canto y piano dom!cilio,
En- esta rrslacrfon infornlaIt.il %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
GRAN nEBAJA DE PREcIos.
Sc gaI'antiXa Ruestl'O tIabajO.
iiAtcnclOn, atcllclOn !!


IIa llegado i mi noticia que algunaspersohas
Green que fodavia pinta para el lot9grafo Mr.
rligiia el elcelellrhdopmtor esIJahol bon Fraf-
CISCO Viarrasa, y dcl,o ase.surar que lIo es
ccrto, pucs 81 bien { sn llegaCla de Europa, cy-
hibi6 alli por no tener local atIropcsto, algtnas
ohras y hasta pinto algo para el, no 10 hacc
deStle que Sc ds0eo conlnigo. .,,t.yt
Lus personals que dcscll mi buen rct,pto pin
tado III 6.co, delnatural6 t0togratFa, Va sea ti-
rcctp repOduaido de otrp reirato, pueden
,lirigirse al Sr. NiaiTasa, fonda dc Ia vizcaina,
& ami cstabeciInienio cailc tle San Francisco
ninl a6, ,lonle no hay e1puest0s trabajos de.
corados con elnombrc dc mucv0S sistemas tan
antiSnoS como Ia barbeifa de- Figaro pcro 81
piMuiss ID gleo en que N eolrecto del lilaio u
brillante colorido han hecho Gnc los ntcligcn-
ttS asegiit'n no teiicr aqiii rival.
Visita'i mi eNpos;cion para convenecros dc
que no cS mi anuncio III -tf. -.,s f5
CANARD \..f
Y vcrciS miluinas de filciza dc 10000 caballCs
para hacer 4 todo rapor retrateS hlicrosc5pic,s
Los Ayumtamientos $ i'orporaciUilcs que de-
seen rctratOs tc s NJ. cl Rey como el que he
hecho para cl De esta Capital, para IIumacao
Y otres mas peqneiios ymas gramles, lh'1nnsei
/ mi, eallc de san Francisco nam, Dc
Gran dep6sito dc marcos dofalos pari rctl;l-
tOs grandes. y II. GAuTIER o 9i .01l--l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
E9nA.,LI... !.

e Ell TruliiloEr3ka, ilaivio delas (neyas. Y III
gar ,icnon.inil.lo Hattie = hay cNislcncia COM
tima ie't%l superior viva ;firlesnl;t, que Sc
tende i prepias Badeos sSu& 2ya SD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
SOCIEblDES.
rire de letras,

$ Hsrmanes, dol Concrete d.. esta Pla-
orr Attsunte, AstDr..a Aviies, Barcelona,
pstaLl llAnAl. k,1iilA. &stislasi1 Itb3ess Can
A9Rli del Tildsh earEHgenIe .Coraubion,
lAIeeO5 EsrfVs GiiDA. 9riei0. Habnna,
R.. Lreo. Llsnes, Aadrid. Malaga. Mon
b 0fepse. 0viedo. N4ron, Palma de Ma
~ Siefo. Rpia d,s Leh.,. PJla de lLabiana
hselIAs SAlsns. San Sebastian, Santa Ma
aeirQ. Snntapticr. .Sltptlago, SeyiIla. Tar
~. Euf Vttieneia. NRila1olid; Fillaznr-
Nigps " iilaytsipaas Iflildstp y Earagoza.
ISs ms Il 4 z! " IIl:i lisf 4 ss4a'aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
RE Ms MDR MDM /.

Sc hi eNtraviado lme,iio bilete del nd,rero
i3. 80, cuyo Seitco SC celebraist ct lq del en-.
traltc Mario eAfts't 't}~2
Ei,tlle 10 haya cucontrada y 10 oleSuelva on
Ia cave de San Francisco u4n Sc. serd graft
ficadr. ~ tst'f 2-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
~. VI IA sa5&B.

Don Denctro paniagua, al;,lico Ciruano., Sc
HI; trisludadoa III ctl.e dtEi I.ant ntnl - d6ndc
ofrece servGios 4 las pefsonas que desenn hpn-
ia rIe con s eOnfal,zn.} Ff55 ti35 ri riS B-I1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

Estss rreinios 'ioc So Iin ticndn sus variaciones
seStln las 6iocas eiTcunStancias lie Ia iiavc por
las tr'eaS cue hagan c cslia puerto dntes c lii Mr.
ribada a sudsstpo aNcta, a,tu4tnpsod dc esta conIcion
los vapures con rtIta vi orltlnlZada,
III dos plr md lle seEan POLKA 81 gra;ifica pac ei
im?oif' asclr;ldo. no 50 com prendera en- los pre-
mlQs que no llegaeD al uit1 Dot e,e,i0. .ft-, :.
Fl dcrccho dc T6za SIN ci1caeIgh centavos Dor
ada Iait pesos no eN'edGra de LnS geSos ceperid
rndo, Ias 'iue So c&ten,hA para el cstbotajo, son
redns pc5eo sc'ddros por nail tHnii % cNcede-a
lie dos pesos cieUtlfd cennros, por In mayor impor-
tancia as.gurain. 's
Is deeuontl del interns8do que asegura comuni-
ar ut "Gerente dc III Coinpanfa. intes de rcndir
Siaje el nomhre del capitin del yapur que en San
honts re'ii IL csirga purn Europa del c0sanero de
~ Mala Iieal lnglpssa. y para que pueda ngurnr en-
Il EsrADo Iuc sc remte los ascntrs de averins v
haya asi Wismo cpnstpeia las p,lEAs,y ihros de
ssn oficina sin cuwo requisite no tendrd fuefza ie-
!al al lseguru - tfai ~ besrei# zfslo III 81
as-Horas dc, ,oncina dc 10 do in maFiana 1e
~ 4 4de In taTtlcTAR f III 0}tis-ft llIss III r.
Gale dc Tctuan niiInero 39 n ., milo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
: 'Va.p]o'oj'rdiirea(c,t;oI)l.,II V.]o'j' to- !

l1tf 3I3fI Isf~,,| ~ t-S+1- {gt{H9
H+im iipes dc! AMil Jprixihot sahlii tit este
puerto para Cadiz y Barcelona cn Yiaig exfraOfa
dihalio' Il niagniht@ t1iisr P,eeJt5lH,co de Ia
Ismpresa ,le \. Lopez ~ tump "patAnitil.; car
"a 1 hcte Y ,pasajetos para los mege,oIiaIas
QUITO: ol'oiTnnamcntc' Sc aeisar@ cl dia tie DC
81 salda. .@9SJ8 81 Jb iEulJtN! Ub
ab elHrfPRHToS DEPASAJEl s4 -iio.5
En u Camera $50
"a ~, ~ eb E. ~0ygT
..9a9 fREgIQS pE la LGARGAr9 ~ n
Tonclada La ats n84ne J.. -l4o
sisnatnrios ~s'nlai'ios 'le EEqaaga rhdfto Rico
Fcbrelu II, ls71.,..4f,4t f.,'.trf4hta. 3n A. A.I90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
Gss,sa,

DE FRANCISCO RAMOS y GARCIA pa
ieos Wages, Il Cangrcjos, Ro-Ticdras, Carolina,
Cagnas Y vice-vefsa diaiiamentc.
Sc compran, cuidan Y h;erran caballos
Estacon de la Capital. 3ir. f. Ramos de
Rio-pedras, Don Jose Santos Garcia; de Caguas
Srcs Laza y Morcra y estanca Amahert
<a8 lt Itit5.{ 1924
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
Interes;a.,n!lte.. e.sg g..
+,AYAAllA DE MADRID,

n premiq}, mayqqEE ma SaA ssaaee,tsta 23 de heiem.
PHe (lt'%PFa tPF ,9r9} q lnanAefe 2F,ff90,m.N~ *.
A,a, 2AF,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
"a .MRaD.

En- el cstablccimicnto de d, Sebastian Mi
rarpeiX, calle de In intanta Luisa, hG,a. ., s,
encucntra dc vcnta Ia legitima cerveza ncgr
dc la mafca Me- Eurat's Eytrastout ID DO.
mayor \ al por ineiior. Pucrto-Rico encro j:
de l67I.--sSJastiaR Niyulpeir, l8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
batn 'RAael lafl llayenaHtpS.

En ri ss&ertq t Niguabo exjste ensells 10 81 mag
niib.N essco Je IN iANTIN Gtefsc ,terdin eaei
esaaara ua aSetienlrs l.syO tsllt. carg;al
Gnos Zoo cs,scS de axcar. haiia llliy h'is
t'alo DariSs Ernarf lIlaNfi sIl ietor,ro al
guno e. que dasee atuEirsrlo pu',tc ent,srerse
dieo DAeb bn. cu1 Ell esGsGuepi u. IAlmiQg Arss.so
que hara bnanas prGsiosiciOAes. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
EN sSEaDaD.

Sc ven,le I'm caif1hajc, tnertc y III, Fsrcn he
Irraic.9 Ene Id ittcgcae ine9s lssl,l4aalve en-
IA tiepfa IL Bah94lesep ! ,le Los sFes. Ro,llignz
moreno. frs 6--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
'HlN IIERlANTA Dr. PgERIO-RllC0,,
fiiEc1os DE ASuNcIos.

fiIEClOS DE AM NeIOb. BifA
az asie hneas de impression, pu'Ii1sndpse
wees 80 ct8 va 6 ldeTn cada fenglon que
los Beis9 - Los llf eoios serfnti0bles euando
oa huynn cs publicaFse On carpct3res grlle-
80 niimeros en- tipos como lps'd ektas
SOr ueseB ah0H ses Adinifait aIsuneioE u
nIenciOnale6. - Los communicates So CO.
icentayoa Ia nnea lmprcsa. - Anuncios 3
Jos 60 abonar:in adciantados.
los susefitures qae al presentar annneios ce
lenElUs para sn inserei0n erhibanse sel rccibog dc
4 e eorrienta en- cl pag0, so lea hara una rshala
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GALERIA FOTOGRAFICA

EN-, 3 GREN TEN & c .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

REASONS WHY THEY SHOULD BE SUPPORTED.
The Taxpayers Committee of Fifty. sup
porting the Constitutional Amendments, met last even
ing the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana adopted circular and
handbill to be distributed among the w0rkingmen and
taxpayers. declaring that the representations made by
the enemies of the amend nents false emanatng
from demagogues for political purposes Tho amend
ments were defined as follows:
Governor Tiiden appointed twelve men-six Demo-
Gratis and six Republicdns-whOse honesty ability, aud
fairness cannot be doubted To try and find plan
which would prevent the stealing and extravaganza in
our city government, which has raised the expenses OF
living high that poor man hardly exist, and has
After LONG deliberatlan, these proposed six
Amendments to the state Constitution all tending
toward honest and economical government. One Of
these amendments embOdcs principle which has always
prevailed in the villages OF this state, VIZ that before
large expenditures OF money made such expenditures
be voted upon and approved by those who the
taxes, and know best what Is needed. AS II IL, much
trouble and Is To call together all the
taxpayers In large city. The expenditures fire.
and than IN rural districts. Accordingly,
the amendments propose that city taxpayers shall dele
gate this duty board of finance to consist OF not less
than fifteen members, to he elected by
citizens who rental for rooms Office Store or
OF 10 OF $3.50 who
real personal property worth 5000 and this
the disiranch which such
hue and cry has raised II these amendments
adopted, everybody can vote Tor Mayor (who
has more powerD aldermen. judges corOneTs and all
Other city officers heretofore Also, for Senator'S and
Assemblymen Governor and all other state and National
officers IA usual and moreover 1t allows all citizens
vote Board OF Finance, who most Interested In
honest government, namely both large and small rent
departments and boards not allowed to load the city
with debt, without limit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02

we're present the meeting called to order kes
olutions were adopted ndorsing Augustus sehe ana u
nounclng John Morrissy ard the Custom House Oohh
hing Machine Republicans"
John Morrissey addresseda meeting in seyenth-aNe'
last evening II the first time he has spoken during
the campaign. He seemed suffering much from asthma
aud his remarks brief The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested , ,,
At an Anti lTanmany meeting I'm the XVIII Assembly
District last evening" there division OF OPINION on
candidates. with the exception Of Norfi-sey VINO re
ceiyed the unanimous support OF those present james
Fitzgerald was the choice OF the majority Tor inc Assem-
biz and Robert Foster for Alderman, fltlgeFdIu anu
Foster being the regular Tammany nominees
At an Anti-Tammany and Republican meeting III w
XYllTth Assembly District John MOrrssey was heaity
indorsed as the friend OF the wOri.ingmcn.
THE German taxpaycrs of the Eighteenth Ward have
orsed John MOrrsey for the Senate and W. H. sccOr
for Alderman from the With District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
XLVTH COYGRESS-ExTR4 SESgl0V
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS OFFERED ~ nor,
BRASCHEs-THE VOTE TO REcoM,ur MD ON,
ING's ANTI-REsUMPuoS BILL REcoSsIDppvn Nv
THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, nov I 49,,
The desk Of Senator Morton was marked no -.
bouquet " plain white flowers, placed thereon bv o
friend. The Chaplain, I'm his opening prayer again al
luded TO the Illness OF that Senator.
The VICEPRESIDENT appointed Senator wi,hers a,
Virginia, member OF the Board Of Regents OF the soh
sonlan Institution Ill the vacancy occasioned by tb
expiration Of the Of service Of Senator Stevenson
Of Kentucky.
Bills were introduced and referred 10 appropriata
committees. among them the following:
BY Mr.. CONKLING Ncp " ", To amend section
1881 Of the Revised statutes Of United states "a az
allow repayment by the Secretary OF the Treasury ~
the tonnage tax where II has been exacted In con.
raventiOn OF treaty provisions. In introducing the
bill, Mr.. COnkling said he did by regues,
file assured that 10 in substance, or literally tina
same a bill reported by the Committee Finance
which recently received the approval Of the Senate Us
supposed that to be although ne not prepared
give that absolute The bill provides for
refundng that tax, expressed In the title declares
that the shall be construed authorize the TO
funding OF any tonnage duties whatever exacted prior
10 the first hay Of June, 1862
The Senate at l225 o'clock went into executive SEES
sion, and when the doors re0pened, at l2il al.
jOurned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVEN WOUNDED on
The PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Nov. 1.-The day ex-
press East, the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
in collision with freight train mile east Of Ridge
way this morning killing three persons and wounding
several others.
The killed are; Calvin shearer, OF Remove Penn,
gineer; william Collins, OF Kane. Penn. engineer and
f. Morris Farrell, OF Emporium, Penn, fireman.
The injured are William stephens, OF Lock Haven.
brakeman, fatally; William Gallagher, OF Remove fire
man. leg cut on william H. Miller, OF Reading. Penn,
brakemen leg broken; \. .. GRAY, OF EIle. Penn; j.
McCrea, OF Cleveland, OhO owen Campbell, OF Kane,
Penn. ami d. &. oyster OF Kdgeway Penn, all pas
sengers, slightly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
MORE FIGURES From ONO.

1us SECRETARY OF STATES POoTINGs-GOvERNoR
BISHOPS PLURALITY 22520 AND HIS MINORITY
11,S10.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1.-The official alb
tract of votes cast AT the late election for State officers
was completed to-day at the Office OF the Secretary Of
State The total number OF east for Governor was
555 OGO which II falling of from the total vote for
secretary OF state 1876 Of 1859, and from the vote
tor President in 1876 Of lO3,0c9. The following Is
summary OF the results:
Richard ". Bishop Dem.l, for Governor. has 22520
plurality, but Is l1,SlO votes IN the minority.
Jabez W Fitch ODcm) has p, 100 plurality for Leu
tenant Governor; his minority Is 1873.
For supreme Court Judge John ". Okey 0Dem) has A
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FIELD-MARsHAL FREDERICK Won WRANGEL
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Field-Marshal Baron Fred
erck Won Mrnngel OF the PrIssar Army. died TODAY.
Field Marshal Won Wrangcl was one of the

Field-Marshal Won Wrangel was one OF the
oldest officers OF the Prussian Army He was born at
settn April 49, 1854 and entered the military service
AT an early age He served in the last against
Napoleon ana distinguished himself at the battle Of
LeipsIc In the schleswigIIostcn war OF 1850 he
commanded a time, the allied Prussian and Federal
forces with which he succeeded in advancing into Ju
land In the second in these provinces IN 1854 ne
commanded tie AustrO-Prussan forces, but prior
10 the close OF hostilities he was superseded by
Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia In 1866 he took
part in the war against Austria but on account OF his
advanced age he received no command. His long
vices were gratefully remembered by the German Court
which loaded him with marks of distinction.
FOr other IOreign nelry ses llrst pane
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MoRRIssEYs CONTEST WITH sCHELL.

The contest i'll the With Senate District is
becoming very bitter. Morssey Is working with great
energy in spite Of his Illness He st expresses
confidence Of his success, but Republicans easily
found who assert their intention Of voting for the Tam
many nominee, Augustus schell or Of not voting
for Senator at all Opinions differ 10 the
result among the OF the anti-Iammany
combination. Charles H. wan thinks horrissey will be
elected by about 1000 majority. Vim. II. secor says
many OF his Republican friends here told HIM they
would not vote MorTissey lie thinks Morrissey will
be defeated by 1000 majority. Several welinformed
district politicians think the contest will he very close.
and that is impossible with any degree OF certainty,
to forctell the result.
The faction which In the recent Trenor Hall Anti
tom House Convention opposed Henry c. Robinsons
motion 10 support the combination ticket, was mainly
represented by the Custom House Convention Of the
With senate District evening Thirty persons
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plurality OF 1895 10 total vote OF 54o454 .r,
Democratic ticket 00' VI the
W other oihcers tall Democrats the pluraltes wc,..
nFk supreme Court, Richard j. Tanning IL OsI Ts.ir
rHmfs, Attornev-General, 1881: Anthony IfovsIiai
treasurer, 1919; James j. Burns. School C0nmis.ia'
rilesD2; Martin Schiller. Board Public works 10 4ea
There was majority Of las, 224 against the Free B,p'
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Vipdsor Hofel-The Right Hon. Lyon Playfair; NJ
p. Of England Admiral steeman u = N ana D. ~,
Bank Of California fibffd1r@
TIegermann IndencrOne Danish Minister ~
We,fminsfcr HOti-Secreary OF stale Jghn
Grand CenraL EOisl-Ex senator Thomas j.
and United states Marshal H. NJ Wallace OF S2g'n ir
run Avenue IOtei-Asso mbyman isaac v bA'
OF COmsOcka y. VI f. Gordon Dexter OF B0stOn ana eA
gresham Hamilton Ward, OF Belmont. " ~ y
HOfst-General r. H. Clingman OF North Carolina 'ts "
HOrssJames Forsyth Preside nj OF the Rensseiaet
Institute. HOfei-COOnel George > ID lnss'
OF Chicago. Coleman HOuse-Miss Rose Eytinge
tcrdnt H0uSs-General Richard ". Jackson, U. y \.
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An old-fashioned minister was preaching IN
a tiJht unyeutlateu church, in which by some means
window was left partly open 4 good deacon, during
the sermon closed IT, The minister stopped ana tuhs
tn the deacon. said in solemn tones III preach
ing m Jug believe YOU would put the cork in"
A Young man of East Fryeburg, Me-. over
whose head twenty summers have passed, recently msl
led "A woman OF forty A leading man Of business upon
heinz IN ormed OF this fact exclaimed. How u Tedious
Think of it! Why when Ia is forty, jus in the prime u
liec sne will be an old M0mln ot elgnly