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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-25
Libros baratos para escuelas

En- la imprenta del BoLET1N Sc ha recibido
un completo surtido de libros de texto yefec.
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan a precios
sumamentes modicos.
Entire otras cosas Sc ofrecen:
JUANITO, traduccion de Torrente, q 40
centavos uno Y 81 dOcena.
CUADROS ILUMINADOS, de medidas
un0.
SILABARIOS, de Solves q pesos docena
y. 20 centavos ejemplar.
FLEURY catecismo historico peso do
cena 10 centavos uno
MEDALLAS doradas para premios, papel
Yturzaeta todos los demas libros y efectos
que Sc usan en- las escuelas.
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Los aparatos para cultivar la terra por medic del
yapor. fabricados por Ia casa de los senorcs John
Fowler Comp. de Leeds. han obtenido en- las expo
seiones de casi todos los paises eel mundo ciento
cinco premos de primera clase "a medalas s25 900
cia gran utilidad estos aparatos Sc han -xpe-
dido de Ia fabrca hasta Ia fecha. sobre 1900 uegos
de aparatos completes. ademas de gran n6mero par
cialmente. Las meioras introducidas en- lbs 1ltimos
tres aos nara adaptar mejor esos aparatos al culti
vo de la caha, han producdo resultados tan buenos
que para rumpr con los pedidos es mensster das-
pachar Semanamente seis aparatos completes. te-
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AL Co1nercio.

papel superior ingles para Ia oorEespon'
dencia nercantil, pliego grande, rayado tras'
parente se yende en- - 4s pieaos ae Pede
venderse cortado en- medios pliegos para car.
tas sin cortesia, las personals que asl le
Tambien Sc han recibido en- el mismo esta
bleeimiento juegos de LIBRos DE coMERcIc
sn hsnco esm9s ds acs d.
etQ,
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ubr@ Oh b!,neo ! tsttras para i!;!!- .! ealaiereiN.

En- 10 imprenta del BoLETlHi Sc ACADIA de re.
cibir I'm gran surtido de juegos de libfos de CO.
mercio de todos tanafos Glasses desde los le.
gitimos de Glasgow hasta los mas inferiores.
Be venden precios m6dicos. Tambien se han
recibido grandes carteras scomereiales para
guardar documentos, con departamento Dor
iaeses y per drden atabsdsQ, -
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iNCV VEDAD ESI
EN- 'sLA EsFERA' DE BARToLoME s1MoNET
CALLE DE LA FORTALEZA NUM-. 81.
ANTIGUA QUZNCALLA DE HARDOY.

Abanicos surtidos, ALBUMS agujas superio-
res, anillos, armonias, brochas, boquillas de
espum.lla, bot0nes de 0ds,rno de todas classes,
brazaletes Y toda clase de bisUt ria, bandejas
fnas, brooches para mantilla de cauchuc y do
radios, cucllos y tenedores fnos y varlados,
corbGtG. y c1ai mas hermusi.!nas pasa Seho-
ras y caballer0s, cinturones novedad, cuerdas
armonicas, camisetas y otros tejidos de punto
de algodon, cintas de seda finas, cg'istGlertG,
colIares cruces fnas variadas estanbre
de todos colores elastico para calzado, enca-
jes, esencias fnas, foote's para calesa, J5scos
,eyros de >eda pasanaanertd, guantes de Sc
hora, hiIo, hule, jabones finos, libros en- blan-
co, lavamanos de hero elegantes y de poco
valor, l&mparas, lapices, maletas de viaje,
rnascaras molinitos para cafe, petacas y ciga.
rreras pafuelos, porcelana de todas clases,
papel sobres para cartas, papel de colores
para imprenta, paraguas, .pomaia, peines, pei
#nillas, -peinet08 csluloides Ultima novedad,
pulseras, pie5es de todGs c5ases, s'eccgedore. de
faldas, tinta, tirantes, sopeteS, tRb0s, varillas
de ballena, violines impermeables, &, &.
ToDO BUENO,
Ssss TODO BoNlTo,
ToDo RARATO.
En- ia EsrnRA, Fortalesa a. Ba,tol1ant 81.
monet ID. 81 ab,
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Coches de alquil0r.

.,v I'm Ia c,ladra sta q Ia salida de
c& Puerfa de TERRA hay uno esce-
lente de seis asientos CON buenas
soreias de caballos, prcpio para las famlIlas
Pre- rnieran dar un paseO, 8 ir hasta Can
rreioe y Rio Piedras.l $500.
Tsmbien Sc tienen para Aqullar Duenos
caballos de, silla coone. ...a ..h.,,..
~ II recses & 10 pelOs atbrs 2ai
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ner en- construction constantemente ciento cncuen-
ia pares de maquinas con sus coFrespondientes ac-
cesorios agrcelas. ell empleo de 400 operarios.
Las ventaas que ofrece ri arado al vapOr nj prOp1e
tario son: independencia reIativa respecto los
jornaleros fuerza animal que SO emplea en- estos
meior aradas listas mas tempo resultando de ESQ
modp grandes economics en- 81 cultivo y mayores
prodIlctoS. .r .
Las ventaias que ofrecen las mejoras arriba indi-
mas mas ligeras manuables; mayor fuerza de re-
sistenca en- varies piezas por ell del acero
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4 ssssaaad Aa6ai@a
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
s. J., PUERTO-RICo.
ASOCIACION DE CREDITO
CONST1TUlDA POR ACCIONES.


Id. realizado Is de
Noviembre 1870, :. 22l,so4 81 efvo
Acciones suscritas Is de
Novicmbre 1877 ........... l0,57s
Id sin sHseribir ;. ......... 4,421
Oueraciones de que SO ocupa Ia Seciedad.
DescCntar, prestar, girar, llevar cuen4as co.
rrientes, admitir depositos, recbir in p0sicio.
mes abonando interes, .verifcar cobranLas POI
cuenta ajena, negocisr val0res con sin gu
reSp0nsabilidad, y cuantas otrss operacionea
de creditO y banca que no SO opongaA sHa
Estatutos Reglamentos.
Tipos asordados para las eperaciones.
1Op% anual para los descuentos.
II p% annual para los prest;lmoS.
ip% comision de coDranZa .
}p% al trimestre sobre ell valor de los de-
p6sitos en- custodia
Las cuentss corrientes son llevadas gratui-
iafnente no exigi5ndose NADIA dc los interesa-
sios por los cobros ragos.
La siguiente tarifa expresa ell interes que
abona Ia Sociedad por las imposiciones q pla-
20 flo:
De 5000 arriba por s,4y5 meses, 5 p%
anual
DE id. i'd por 6, Z, 8 8 9 meses 6 p% id
DE id. i'd. por 10, II, 6 IL meses Z p% i'd
De id. id. por IL meses ea adelGnte s p% i'd
Director, Marques de la Esperanza -Secre-
tario, d. Jose Antonio Canals -Contador,
D. Rafael Perez q Garcta.--Cajero, D. Lau.
reGno Vega. Alb. s.
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Joyel'ia de Ful'iati.
PLAZA PRINCIPAL, NUMERO 20


hermosur sine p equauo de los
Wv Wv" ~ 81
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
REALIZATION
EN- LA TIENDA DE LAS B. B. B.
GALE DE LA CRUZ.

Sc realizaran por unos cuantos dias NADIA
mas, y a fin de lmpiar los aparadores para re.
cibir un nuevo surtido que Sc aguarda de Eu-
ropa magnificas telas blancas de hilo, consis-
tentes en- Creas, Cretonas, Bretanas, telas de
Ia Rosa, Grano de oro,. Silesias, telas Reales,
Estopllas, Dian Cambray, &c, &C, precios
verdaderamente asombrosos por su ertrenada
baratura. Basta decir que hay Silesias de
hilo puro de una vara dos puigadas de an.
cho & y 2 y medic reales vara.
Acudir, iues, pronto aaprovechar esta GAN.
GA ID
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AL que oonvenga.

SUELA selecta de la amada EsCANAL. La
hay de venta en- ell almacen de los Sres Pas.
tor Marquee Garcia, Tetuan mum Z. "a
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NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo cos.
taran 25 p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Bllletes de ida y vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 25 p.S rebaja
validos por 80 dias desde SUI fecha.
Los niilos memories de amos, uno gratis,
de 3 8 amos solo la cuarta parte, Y de 8 q
10 amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje:
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de lleva1
consigo los enseres de cana y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormedores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, a los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.
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lugar del hierro 81 prop0rcionar una fuerza motrz
para cargar eafa. bombear aqua. aserrar maderas.
10 cual se puede hcer con la mayor facidad on los
intervalos de Ia aracion. por dltimo la reduction
mediana extension: Para mas detalles dirigirse en-
Ponce al que s9scrbe. ingeniero: como tambien 80
arroz maiz ladrillos hielo maderas ferro- -carres,
maria colonial. -
roncs. Puerto Rico febrero de 1870 -RoBEaTo GRA-
HAM agente 80 -''' Vi6r.
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SOClEDAlDES.
G. Frpo & Co.
AGUADlLLA, (PUERTo- RIco).

Agentes generates en- esta Isla dc Ia " Aso.
ciaciOn de las Companias sBtemesas tie sea uros
maritimcs,1n Verein Bremen See Vsrsiche-
rungs- -GeseIlscAaftenl de Bremen.
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Agentes en- Aguadilla del "Lloyd Ingl6s, "
{ LToyDs), y de Ia nuy acreditada !. .Compafifa
Tfasatlantica de- Seguros contra lnceadlo, !"
{ (Transstlantische Fener versicherungs Aetien
Gssellschatt) Do HamburGo. Ap, =
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Para mas pormeneres dirigirse los Consig-
patarios Sres. Sobrinos de Ezqulaga.
Puerto- Rico 6 de Mario 1870.
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En- ia EsrEaA, Fortalega "a. -Baytol md 81
m0nst 4, b ab,
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SALIDAs.

Itinerario del viaje Colon-St. Nazaire.
{ Contra viento).
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corr0 a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-17
ID. IA. HASKELL,
TOWNSlTEAGENT. G.. PR. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Mnnemueca, are
hereby notified chat all applications Tor the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad-
dressed to the unders gned at san Francisco,
at the c. r. Il. r. Office where they will receive
prompt attention.
Those occupying lands belonging to the com
pany. without having bought or leased the same,
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nolQ. d. IL, HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-17
LOOA HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make ali kinds
OF
PICT URE FIR A ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality,
Lounges and Mattresses OF every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly ON
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Stseet above Levy's Store.
GEO. r. WALKER.
winnemuccs, July Is. 1873
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-17
BULLION TAN.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines for the quarter ending March 81
1879. is now due, and payable at my office in
the Courthouse OF the County of Humboldt,
and that the laws for its collection will be
strictly enforced.
L. L. RICHARD, County Assessor
Wjrhsmucca, May &c 1877. my26-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-17
LOTS! LOTs:: LOTS:::
SPRING CITY, NEVADA.

lots can now be procured in the hourshing
mining camp of Spring City, Mount Rose Mining
District, Paradise mines by applying to the IN
dersigned, the regularly authorized agent for
the sale OF the same, by letter or in person.
HARRY WARREN .
Nov. 20, 1873. Spring City, Nevada
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Congress iOnaI.

In the L. S. Senate yesterday the bill
for the interchange of subsidiary coins
and lawful money was discussed in the
morning hour. Mr.. Mcdonald spoke
in support of his bill regulating the use
of troops. The bill relative to animals
in transit was discussed. After an ex-
ecutive session the Senate adjourned.
The House was not in session.
The Democratic Cancus Committee OF
the House met yesterday afternoon, and
agreed to recommend that no further
plans be decided upon by the majority
until the Senate shall have disposed OF
the Warner Silver bill. The PROPOSE
tion will be considered at joint meet
ing of the Senate and House Caucus
Committees this evening.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Eu-
gene Schuyler, of N. Y, to be Consul
General at Rome; David H. Bailey, Of
Ohio, Consul General at Shanghai;
WIN. T. Grinnell, of N. Y, Consul at
Bremen Judson A. Lewis, Consul at
Sierra Leone; and Stephen A. Kirby, OF
N. Y, Supervising Inspector of Steam
boats for the Second District.
The Senate Committee on Alleged
Frauds in the late election, of which
Mr.. Wallace is Chairman, will meet TO-
morrow, and probably hear testimony
in regard to the use of deputy marshals
in New York city.
The House Committee en- Epidemic
Diseases, yesterday, agreed to report
the bill passed by the Senate last Fri
day in relation to the National Board Of
Health, as a substitute for the House
bill on the same subject.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Unwilling the Confederate Mona
ment at Winchester Virginia.

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore R. R. Co., will issue excur-
cts on the 5th of June, for any Of the
regular trains during that day. A
train will leave this city on the night
of the fifth of June at 1851, and will
leave Baltimore the next morning at &
o'clock to Winchester, Virginia, to give
those Of our citizens who may wish a
chance to witness the cermones of un-
yelling the Confederate Monument at
that city. Tickets to 90 and return,
good for three days have been placed at
$3.50 for the round trip.
The monument to be unveiled stands
in height 46 feet size of base feet 6
inches square, material for base of mon
ument is Richmond Granite, the shaft
OF Italian marble, designs, Seal CT the
Confederate States; Insignia of the three
arms of the service, artillery, infantry
and cavalry;wreaths and signihcations,
olive, peace; oak, strength; ivy, lasting
remembrance; laurel, glory; statute, a
confederate soldier standing at rest on
arms, as a guard of honor over the
graves of the unknown dead who liz
around this monument, S29 in number
and under one mound.
They will be on sale June 5th. The
company will also sell tickets to vsi,
the wonderful Luray cave (the man,
moth of Virginia) good for ten j "
with the privilege of stopping at Win.
chester en- route at $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Again In the Tolls.

Officer Murray of Chester, Pa, arri-
we'd in this city yesterday afternoon with
a requsition for Thomas Davis, ''alias''
|" Blubber" Davis, who was arrested in
this city two weeks ago charged with
robbing a yacht at Chester. Davis was
given a hearing at the time but was
discharged for want OF evidence. Sar'
geant Jones arrested Davis yesterday
afternoon. John Groves was also arres.
ted on suspicion of being connected il
the affair. Last evening Sargent Jones
handcufei "Blubber" Davis, and the
officer from Chester took charge o
Groves, the party leaving the city or
the 7 o'clock train for Chester.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Lincoln Club,

The Republicans met in the third
story of the building of Adams & Bro.
last evening, adopted constitution and
bylaws for an organization that will be
known as the "Lincoln Club" They
intend to procure papers, books, &c. and
keep the room open every evening fol
the accommodation of the members o.
the party. Henry c. McLear was TEN
porary chairman, George W. Stone,
secretary and NJ. L. Lithtenstein treas
urer.
Some twenty names were added to the
club roll last evening, and w. II. Wick
ersham, Clifford James, Esq, Max Lich
tenstein, William Merrick and Benja.
min Clark, Jr., were appointed com
mittee to solicit members. The next
meeting will be held on Monday eve-
ming, June ID, and on Monday evening
June 9th meeting for the election OF
officers.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Railroad Matters.

J. l.. Srnith, Superintendent of the
construction of bridges and stations OF
the p. W. K b. R. K. Co., resident in
this city, is at present experimenting
the erection of new freight house at
Princippio, Md.
The Eddystone Sunday School goes to
Glen Olden tomorrow.
Leighton Grimes of this city, in the
employ of the railroad company, is al
Canton Ferry, experimenting the re,
pairing wharf at that place.
S.A, Hodsman, Master Mechanic Of
the p. W. & b. works, in this city,
started for the North Pennsylvania rail.
road to appraise the engines of the
Reading Railroad Company.
The Beadenkepf Morocco B. B. Clut
has challenged the Pussy & Scott nint
to game Of ball for the championship
of the morocco mines, the game to take
place on next Saturday week at the
Schuetzen park.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Iu,or,aut to Housekeepe

Among the more interesting matters,
particularly at this season, to those
above mentioned, is that of the most
thorough cleansing and renovating Of
carpets. This is now being done by
Mr.. Thomas Ferry, at his establish
ment, corner of Delaware avenue and
Madison street. The process Is by an
entirely new invention Of his own. II
has given many of our citizens and
their families the most complete and
perfect satisfaction. All dirt, dust,
grease spots, ETC., are thoroughly re-
moved. All danger of breaking and
straining of the filling and chain, so
often done by former methods, are COM
pletely avoided no whips or sticks
are used, the ends of which often break
and ruin such filling and chains. The
process also produces the effect Of soft
ening and thickening, as well as rails.
ing the nap OF the carpet. The coloys
are all most beautifully brought out
and retained untarnished for long
time. Still another most desirable OBJ
iect is attained by an application which
prevents all moths and parasites from
effecting lodgment. These processes
entail no additional cost. Ladies and
gentlemen are especially invited to call
and view the operation. They can but
be convinced of the thoroughness and
com pleteness of the work, which has
received the entire appreciation and ap-
proval Of our most practical citizens,
reference to whom will be cheerfully
given. Carpets called for and returned
free of charge. Orders by postal card
or otherwise at once attended to. The
prices per lineAl yard are reduced to :
Ingram and rag carpet, 2 cents Brus-
sells, 3 cents velvet, Wilton and Ak
minister, cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Brienets.

The West Presbyterian Church Sun
day school will hold its annual picnic
at Pennsgrove on Friday, June 9th.
The steamer Susie Mccall has been Ell
gagged for the occasion.
The Philadelphia Sunday papers for
Chester were thrown off in this city by
mistake. They We're taken back in the
evening.
The committee on Decoration request
that flowers be sent to the City Hall a.
early on Friday morning as possible.
Speculation in certificates has reached
such a height in this city that the
ragged and bob.tai!ed bootblack has
become a hl0ated bondholder.
Hunt, the ex-dog catcher, is ter
ror to the CANNES. He dispatched one
yesterday in the Eighth street market
which was supposed to be mad.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
MAntPd hY Judge LYnch,

AdviceS from Taborville, Mo-, say
that man named NJ Mahon, who was
working fer Mr.. Ellis, well known
farmer living near that place, commit
ted an assault upon grown up daugh-
ter Of Ellis on Thursday night and
then fled. Ellis, as soon as he learned
what had happened, seized his gun
and started in pursuit Of M Mahon, but
failing to find him he returned for help.
When near his home M'Mahon sprang
upon him from place of conccalment,
wrested his gun from him and shot him
dead. Great excitement prevailed in
the neighborhood. A large party of
citizens is hunting for the culprit, au d
if found, quick justice will be meted
out to him.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
Our COUNTY corn,
Continuation I or IN. w.

Continuation OF the Maxar,.
Especial to the RepDbltc,pr' y
New CASTLE, May gIr
Court assembled at 10 o'cIOc,
Chief Justice Comegys AMMONIA.
the Court would adjourn pey, I
at IL M. as the Session could maj
tinued longer without great T.
nience, and he suggested tba'
torDeys prepare their business -,
ingly.
The case of Sabilla McCaun,
Thomas Lee Talley was oontipn.i
the APPLICATION Of Mr. Bird CONN.,.
the defeuce, Mr.. Talley tes,iiyIN
he could not safely go 10 trial !
a witness who lived in Delaws,
Pa.
The case of Patrick Megartv
city OF Wilmington, was lheu l.,,
Mr.. Bradford for the defence sdi'
the jury and made a very all.
ment.
Mr.. Lore counsel for plaiudf
quoting from numerous law d-,,
He finished his address at 70. .sO,
when the Chief Justice misraih,
hour thinking that it was l.3O \
instead OF 30, discharged "a.
uutil 3 o'clock in the Afternoon.
Discovering his mistake he !.
the jury, but some of them not !.
ing, the case of George H. nd
laaac W. Vandegrift was taken
trial, action brought in a prom
note. Higgins and Moore for ID
Lore for defendant.
The Judges charge in the NJ,
case will be delivered at 3 o'cloI
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
what Bonner's Horses: Cost Him
tos 81

Letter in the N. \. tfapnlc.
In your paper Of yesterday you give
a conversation that took place between
one of your reporters and Mr.. George
B. Alley as to who paid the most money
for trotting horses. Your reporter, it
appears, put this question to Mr.. Al
ley:
"Then Mr.. Bonner has probably
paid more money for trotters than any
one else p
"That is, believe, the popular no
tion, but it is mistaken one, was Mr..
Alleys reply.
Now permit me to state that the pop.
ular notion is not mistaken one, and
that your reporter was correctly inform
ed and Mr.. Alley was wrong. Let me,
as the speediest way to decide this point,
give you list of his trotting horses.
have taken some pains to make it ac-
curate. Can Mr.. Alley give Inc the
name of any other man who has paid
as mnch money for trotting horses!
For Pocohontas Mr.. Bonner gave $35,
600 and another horse; for Dexter be
paid $33 900 Edwin Everett, $50, 900;
Startle, $40, 600; Edwin Forrest; $l6, 600;
Lady Stout, $4,000; Grafton, SIS, ,000;
Bruno, u, 900; Auburn horse, $l3, 900;
Wellesley Boy, 1900; Joe Elliott, $40,
900; Maud Macy, $4,000; Mambrino
BERTHE, SO, 900; Dick Jamison $40. 900;
Maybird, So, 800; Lantern and Light,
50 900; Music, $500; three full sis
ters to Dexter, $1,000; Molsey, $4,000;
Peerless, IS, 500; Lady Palmer, $1,000;
Brince Amperial, Flora Temples son,
S., 900; Flat Bush Maid, $4,000; Eric,
$4,000; John Taylor, $4,000; Lady
Woodruff. $4,000; Centennial, $4,000
Lucy Cuyler, $4,000; Walton, $4,000
the Canada roam mare, $4,000; Keen
Jim, ~, 500; Major Morton, $4,000; the
Carpenter horse, $4,000; the Boston
grey term 81, 900; Elsie Venner, 81, ,OO0
Ada Duroc, $1,000; Ella Sherwood, 3d..
6no; Hbe, 81, 600; Grafton's dam, ST..
800; Carl Burr, 81 200; Malice 81, 200
Honest Peter, 81, 200; dam of the Morse
colt, 81 200; Uncle Sim, 81, 600; Prin.
cess, 81 900 dam of Clara g., 81, 600.
The list of itself amounts to s34l !
700. But in addition to those men.
toned MIR. Bonner has large number
of fashionable bred brood mares, and
several Young mares and geldings o.
great speed that ne purchased at prices
ranging below $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-27
FOURTH EDITION.
POLICE COURT.
One Drunk-Mrs. Smith Charged
With Assault and Battery With
Intent to XIII.

Intent 10 XIII.
In the absence of Mayor Almond,
acting Mayor. Squire O'Neill presided
at the police court last evening.
Harvey Martin was arrested yester
day afternoon by Officer Bidwell. Har.
vey was very drunk, and fine of 90
cents and costs was imposed.
Elizabeth Foherty charged Mrs.
Smiths children with assault and bat
terry with intent to kill her little child.
rem. Mrs. Foherty testified to one Of
the Smith boys taking her little boy te
marsh near by the house, held him
face down in the mud, nearly smother
ing him.
Michael Foherty testified to walking
in his garden Cat Second and Jackson
street, wheel he heard Mrs. Smith tell
her children "to take them id Fo
herty children down to the lot and
drown them" Saw Smiths boy in the
act of pushing his boy into the mud
headforemost and holding him there
Witness had great trouble in getting
the boy out before he was smothered
He had heard Mrs. Smith threaten to
give his children laudanum.
John Gibson testified to Mrs Smith
being an unsafe woman about children
The acting Mayor imposed a fine Of
s. and costs on Mrs. Smith and also re
quired her to give security in the sun
of 5000 to keep the peace.