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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-12

Intercelonial baje dc s500s 00s..........-..... n o.
lt0ha Mrs Qe S5006. 5006...................., u D@c
1u&lAA6IIA 1EaAGld u B%e
l-oS vapoLSs TrGsatlanEcos tocan eu Plymouth
Ohebourg southampton. En esta a&eAcia SO ex.
pl0Sn pasajGS GlrectOS para Paris
Sc eXpenden billetes de ida vuelta cara pasa,
Ies Intercolonlaies Trasatantlcoe Dor3 Meses ur
aA0 r6Spect1Vamente con Una rSbajd del as %. y,
PASAJE5 DE tAMlLlAS. - Toda farailia com-
pa0sta de n AS personals cuyo pasale TraSatlalt-
60 c0lADonsa o. vtior de cuatro paSajes enIeros
doAe derech0 q la rebaia de una Sexta DarUe dc.
dreS. nl9S cria1oS. Easta reduction ho tieue IL
gar cuand3 80 exDIdsu Dasajes de liza vuelta
Los MACS m6n0S dC idGS. uNO kTfsCiS, C9 q & l.
euarta parte, de II ia mirad.
Los paSalero6 para Er&nc1a, cualGuier parUe q,
EUROPA pueden aU0GAr Is dlsaS ea 1nxiaterra 81 as
dar eE 9rahela. LOS pasajeE1s DOE ostoS V&porss
tendran 81 priVilegio 0e Vla;r sA e Cino de hierrt
entire Gherh0uES, EaL1E. EigEa0utA i0nOrSS. & IN,
reb&lG 4e ~ Est los enaDarca1uoS Hn e6t5 puerto.
Gota DronlGi00 3 l0s DaSajsrGs, emaarcando a.
este puerto tonlar bileteS s1no dc los AGsu
Les en- ban Sual puerto-hlco Sres. LtsttmeI q U:
B6Sa36 tomato D0rd9 DaEara 10 DSs dc recarg6
AdeEts 10 los Eu9rros Nonciona10s atriEta, ous,
QSN oStenoTSS GdSt9S pSr los yap0rSs Ge oSt Com.
Dalia, pr2 iOs siauientaS puHLoS: Antigua EarDa.
dAS Belize. UarIagSna Colon. OuEaza0. usEaerar
LGhlInlJts, Uranass, Gr9S LeWn. JSs0In4i, yanSiGX
Ia dalra. MaElnlca. Fort -ErlEce. Puerto i.iE.0n
SAY auitn atlat IAits 5&Glta Lucia San Vicente =
baIo lsld ao IctnidaSi.
56 5Xig9E dnCLe prSvieS El0dioos para los Lrasp9r
teS u6 tssJIc0 y cafe a Europa.
Para DOrmeGOH9s sobr0 paaajeS. EeiSs GanliSs i.
rigirSe ia Ag6ncia dc Ia Uompa1ia
La voIn pan.s. asoguri Loda clGse dc valorss u,
sp sfeotiyo. meiaSS Processes loyas. enabarQu,
On los Tap0Gss ae in lReA COZ 0estilS & Euror@ E:
Tnomas. hAbaI1a. oiAiquiec ntrG D1nto dc Ma cr..
ARektsS. L&ttnST q Co.
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.Almentadords aut6matas y de vapor para caldoras
que ofrecen seguridad completa y economfa.--Alar-
muy POGO eosto, es impossible spor descuido Quenar
las calderas.-Toda clase de pailas valvulas para
zas para haciendas almacenes o1cinas pplperfas.
Molinos para maiz, fios portatiles de todos Ia
Despepitadores de sierra. clindro de cuchila.
pecial para agodon Aphratos para cafe. de desgra-
40: seDarar el caracolilio.- Maguinas para hacer
ladrilos. .tejas tubos de barro. aquinas de yapor
para arar, zanjear, etc.-Mano ouetros, pir6metrOS,
bar6metros reloles llaves. toda clase dc
material I'll y etectos ds br2ncs hero para naaui-
arroS etc Efeetos de- tsegrafia 1srroc.-
rial. edidcios maQuinaras etc para. facterias CEN
trRles
Para pormenores, precios etc.. dirigirse On Ponce
q d. Roberto Graham lnico agentesSn ssta prCvin.
cia Ponce. Puerto Rico. febrero |. . de 1879
- 49, fft1s4 rrtx..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-12

critoros Ltentes para casas de concrete partleu-
micos para alumbr.r ingenios casas particulares
Lo siguiente es un res1men parciai de la maqui
maria efectos agricolas industriales construidos
en- los taleres de los seores fabrcantes arriba nom
bradOs.g ssa ee +~ "a
gadas diametro con todas las meioras para obtener
Ia mayor extraceon. .-Bombas para gnarapo. hori.
verticaes horizontales fjas portatiles de dos
tres cilindros. con expepsion. condensation $ IN.
no gastan caldera. carbon nj agua-Taehos al vaciG
triple efecto con sns bombas y eondensadores. q
injection ysuperflcaes para lugares en- donde esca
sea el aqua Taehos de vapor al aire libre e-Evapo'
radora de Wetzel Bour otros. .-Clariicadores rec
de Hepworth. Weston. Manlove Alliot-Flltros de-
precipitacion, de sacos: carbon IN. animal Filtrof
les Galloway multitubulares compuestas .-Calen'
tadores puracadofss de aqua para & ealderas 1 que
hustible, Quedando las calderas siempre limpias.-
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Para escu8laS.

En- la fmprenta del BoLEnN hay constante-
meIte un gran surtida de libros de texto y de-
mas efectos para eacuelas. El Cdtecisn1o his.
Ngico Historic Sagrada, de Fleury Sc vende
desde hoy 4 10 cts ejemplar y & nm peso 10 do.
seEa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-12

Los sehores que desean encarge r maduinaria agri-
;odon, riegos. maderas y las pequenas industrias.
'ueden obten rtoda clase de- }pormenores. precios
soberto Graham Ingenero Gnieo agente en- esta isla
ie los fabricantes abajo nombrados. t si i. fI
IGNORES !.- aE ss+.
Uanlove Alliott Comp. Nottingham y Rouen, cuyas
specialidades son toda case de maquinaria sacari-
materales para fabricas al vapor: Crossaly
brothers. Manchester. Motores Gas6geno que no me-
Tyler. Comp. Londres, M9tores caloricos Inaaui-
jomp d Leeds L5ndres. Aparatos al vapor para eul.
ivar terrasres a;aas j. b Fleming Comp Edim- i
prenta.-Srss. Rausom1s Sims y Head Ipswich.
!nstrumsntos agricolas. Molinos para maiz etc.
oara trabajar maderas. novedades on auincalleria
,e.-Sres. J. b. Barra lough Manchester. Apara-
,s para "a preparaclon de h6raS los materales en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-12

'SSSSVSSsS'SVVSSos
De este puerto Ssntander St Nazaire,
IL de- ls y de Il 81 de l. Entrepuente.
5000 $174 $3.50 800
II El montante de pasajes de fietes es pagade-
! rc an orc americana su equival ente en- mon
da corriente con ell S pI1 de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta en- los
viaies intercoloniaies, validos por dos meses v
con un Is pS6 de rebaja, y enlos trasatl4nticos
ySlidos Dor doce meses y con un rs p% de re-
bsja.
: tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5p%
Los nifios memories de a1os gratis, de 3as
Ia cuarta parte, de IL la mitad, de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero Ouando una
tamilia tenga varios nifos, memories de ailos,
s6lo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
= Los criados vafones pagaran ell precio fiado
nor los pasajcs. .de,entre puente, y las mueres
iGedos arcios del pasaje tomadas por sus amas
Para mas dstslles, dirigirses
Silge 9.
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COMPANlA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRAN CESES
LINEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio de-
p1blico en- general a Ia variacion que ha ten
DO esta Inca dc vIpores en- sn ltineraro {
que empezara regir el corriente mes con t
vapor GUADELOUPE, l,600 toneladas
lIegaaas, SaIdas
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IA GlgeAVolA GUBAUA>
4S. FORTAL EZA. - 4S.

ngniaGo
pdbco
cuquer trabajo grande dihci
Ia SEXTO II.
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=Cenpahia General 1rasatlandes
SE vAPOREs C0RREOs FRANCHISES,
fLfnea de 81. MasaSre y Santanderj.

I'll dia 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Nszaire
: escala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino
San Th6nas uno de los mejores vapores de Ia
Oempafia llegandO este 1ltimo puerto el 6, J
continuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
La Compafiia ACADIA de establecer un servi-
clio intercolonial con 81 siguiente
ITINERARIO.
GAImAa s &LI.EGADAa
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-cancfas Sacos vacfos, Perfu-l
merfa, Jnguetes, CuchIlerla. i60I.
incsilerfa aiambre. cobre. ho- Por tone
1E de iata. clavos, tubos para
gas ferreteria. pintura. acei- lada de peso
&c j&fcia, jabon. veiis. Dapel. f5oI
Dauebles, viveres. yinos. lico- M6dida
rsies. ..........-.., ............ & opcion del
anGinaria tho tenieado pleas
aus pasen de dos toneladaS dc 150I vapor.
snese) pailas para az1car. -.
"a yidrieria, cerv6zft, ctm1ento All
ladrillos abonos. ..........". VS.
ierro. calderos fogones....... 46I Ton. de peso.
rroZ hasta 1000 sacoS. Isl paSa
de 1000 sacos. fiete conyencio- 45l. ldem.
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TOMAS CABALLERO.
PR0CURAD0R DE LAREAL AUDiENCIA
LUNA ga.
LecciOneS de 1.eranO de Latin.

Don jose Lopez Domingo, Bachiller an
Artes y Professor Superior da Iecciones de-
primer aflo de Latin, con autorizacion DEL
Sr. Rector del Instituto-Colegio. -. No-
Para mas informes dirigirse al mismo Ca.
lie Nueva numero1 lMarina), q d. Felina
Janer y sSoler, calle de San jose nlinero n
49,. Asl /. Relsslz.n : Fertslsna .
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CDMPANEA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESESa
svBvENoIoNADA PoR Ell aoB1ERNo DE g. NE.

SergtGlo egtre Europa. SG.tsGfas Puerto de Puerto.
Rico, RGbdgtG SGGst0 Donsisago Tuerto Iloja oR~ns
Antillas. SsSTica dsl Sud- America Central INssie
ETC.. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-12
A LOS TABAQUEROS.
TABACO EN- RAMA.

Sc esta detallando por pacas ana Selecta par.
tida para elaborar, surtida de todas clases, del
distrito de Gaguas precios m6dicos eh, 81 al.
macen de los Sres. Arricruz &, ,Co.---Morina
San Juan de Puerto-Rico n :
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Llegadas. SaIIdas

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta Inca
en- conexion Ell s. Thomas los dias4 Is con la
Inca de st Nazaire y los vapores que hacen el
Intercolonial lie Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumar a,
Barcelona, (V') Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba Kingston.
Para mas iLformes dirigirsea
SilvI d Co., Agentes.
San Juan, F. R., mayo de 1879.
Ouesos Cheddar en- latas en- M Colnn,lo
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Tubos, quemadores. recipientes " canasti
Hos para quinqu6s en- Las Novedadcs.
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Todo con capa de 81. siendo pagadero en- Liver
col de 1o% sendo pagbaer8 Sc eR p m
ambo corriente de Gros on Las fechas de las uega-
Vae No se rmara conocmiento per m6nos de 4e.1OI6.
Tss Dlezas bultos de niaQuinaria Que pasen de
dos sfoneladas de peso. otras mercanc1as no men
einnsd das ;arriba, h6to conventional. 7'&f
Eobre emharQuee, Dor un solo vApor de no m6nos
one IOO toneladas. para un solo Conslgnatario, Sc
abonar& La capa, pagand0se nete On AlVerpool q Ia
sT,freQa de- los conocimientOS. 49,
Para pormenores. dirigirse
-, T;uar,,ooI q los Sres. White Forman b Go,
y. q 4 imaR ii H. Sebrinos EzQuiaga
= Ponce . -ss Pastor Marquee Il Co,
MovaeiieZ NJ Borda d Co.
X1nsdilla.... - Amell, Julia d Co.
u H1macao - Nova d Hernandez.
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RETORNO.

- u RETORNO.
galiendosde Kingston Ell Is con las escalas
arriba mencionadas, legSra este puerto eli ~,
& (.scontinuando Ell mis1ao dia para Santhomas, to-
nfrasatiantico que dicho 1ltimo punto SO dirige
~ 8 santander & st. Nazaire.
suss Pyscios de pasejes ia.terco1onio1es.
. - Primera. Entpte, Puente
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Lbros en- blanco de todos tamahos en- La
NOVedades.
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!. LIN EA
De VAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto-Rico,
La Vapaa; as e!tl LIpei an 10! sIrIsnte..
Tipos reducidos de Fletes

Despachandoseun uno el 25 de cada mes en- Liver
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Yari1a para dinere

LLEGADA. DID. Hera, SALIoA. I,.u 20. to.
San Juan. Is m. San Juan...... As 9 e.
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Quesos Cheddar en- latas en- El Coln,aolo.
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Ruta "A." cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 diaa,
las Aegadas salidas secan un dia ssntes..
sEGuEDs sIA3E MENsUAL,
RU1A B.''
& LLEcADA. SALIDA. PrecioS 1.
los paSaJ0
O1As Horn. DiS. HcEa. de l. CANA
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Aprobado por la Junta de Hygiene del Brasil.
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IHaAATERRA z FRANCIA,
Fto.-Plat" Habana.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
THE HEAT IN THE CRY YESTERDAY

THE THERMOMETER INDICATES 0S2--A NUMBER OF
PERSONS OVERCOME.
Persons said yesterday that it was a hot
day and said il with emphasis that carried conyic-
ton. Ola men stepped aside into shady spots where
they could wipe their heads with their pockcthandker
chiefs, and young men of leisure talked about the
weather in barrooms sucking at sraws in the intervals
of conversations Those who could leave their business
conveniently or had business to leave went TO
the seasAurc, where II very comfortable. The
day was warm, but seemed more than It really
on account Of the OF moisture in the atmosphere
which made the weather resemble that OF August
rather than OF June. The day began with the Their
mometer 40 ~ whence it fell to 10 at p. rising
steadily from that hour until at $3.50 p NJ It stood at
g-o III the morning the uuclouded and It's rays
beat pitlesy down the stones and bricks OF the city
streets but In the afternoon flying clouds filed the sky,
lignt breeze sprang up and there was also heavy
shower about p III. Early In the evening light
shower fell.
The heat has not come upon the city suddenly as at
the beginning OF the heated term July l9l last yea"
but its approach has been gradual aud steady The
highest point Of heat last Monday 7O' Tuesday
SO, Wednesday 81 on Ihulsday ~ ana {esterIty
g43 on the corresponding DAYS last year 1t was l3',
100 49, So aud 05 The average Tor the I'VE day last
year ~ this year II Is $40 on the WhoIe II may
be called, In the language OF the country farmer season
able weather.
Madden aborer at No. 2G3 stanton-st was overcome
and 10 a hospital ,.
william Crane, OF 40 II IbetfNal pol auouI tHii-
years OF was Frustrated at the Post once ID
the afternoon.
Harry Rayuor OF No 81 Cheever-paco, Brooklyn, was
overcome by the neat IN Adams-st, that city. He was
taken home
Joseuh DOnOhue, Of East Thrty-nuil-st. this city,
lies I'm "A critical condition the Charity Hospital, Jcr
-ey CITY employed az the aDattor at the foot OF
Sxth-s Jersey City and was Frustrated by the heat on
Thursday.
Tue following persons also were reported last evening
as having been overcome Thomas O'Buen, age hity-
rye of No. $50 FIrst-ayc.; Alexander NJ Blocker,
Nv .ntywO Of Jersey Cy Thomas Hackrn. age thirty
hmm pIg-=
OF No 22 sauton-st Patrick Druner thirty-Ye, OF
No 81 UuiOu-st., Brooklyn.
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after july the regular ROckaway boats and other
steamers belonging 70 The same company VIII make
regular trims during The remainder Of the season Work
men are busy iu completing the bath rooms 81 when
there VIII be 90 on tho lower nOOr Of tfr pier, aud
the restaurants. dnmZ rooms ETC.. tie nor above.
ana al viii be- ready for IN % few days There
rumor Yesterday n NeWI0Ik that the elnd was oriff-
ing I'm az the bead ~ The pier badly but this was found
20 have no truth In 10.
Among The guests at tho Hotel Brighton are ". II.
Drew. J. W Beers, G. q. Doge. family and II. o. Miller,
WORK; Mr. and MIS-. Van Nest, I. D. Dcn.ou ana
Mrs. Il. @. Packard. BROOKLYN j. y. j. Hatfield, New
York; II. 4. Williams aud vte, Washington ). W.
Gowau, Neg-GDrK Ms. =. T.. Perry. Brooklyn v. y.
shaw. Washington j. f. Hottie and family. Clic4go;
f. n. Howe aud wife. Orange J. A. smi.h Br1Okyui
J.. ". Clarke and Mutton SAVER, Cincinnati; }. ID.
Cuech, Poughkeep>.: X. b. Roosevelt, New-Yogk q.
Brown Guode Washington.
Among the guests go the Manhattan Hotel are y, q.
Bronson aud and Mrs. HI. T.. Gillespie and son, New
York; Mrs. a. =. GurtiiZ. Brooklyn; II. y.
Dsuham, wife and child, Nev-YOrs; Francis
Rahm aud wife. Ptt,burg; H. {. White, New-lork
James ives aud james McGregor, Piusourg; ". l.
Palmer, Ncw-Yorh g.. g. Francis. Montreal; II. Nor
gan. Aurora, \. Y; J. 3. Booker. Louisville: James
scott. Boston: John Wolfe Beacon Falls; Vim: BIooG-
field and family and ~. Gardner, Boston; J. j. White
and wife. Albany: James Mclean, John Syuie and F.
n. Cunningham, Boston T.. Is. Mago0u, Lockport; q.
b. billiard, Boston ". :. Dunn, New-E0rK.
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about 400 wheels Hence the largest ship and her
entire cargo should not require more than the power
Of dozen such locomotives 70 move ~ az the hhie
speed over similar grades. From this IL must ne
evident that the ship once safely placed on prop
erly constructed car adjusted 10 the railway OF asu
stantial and wel-balasted Toad-bed, can he mower
with certainty and ease at much higher rate OF
speed than would be safe IN the very best canal
that has been proposed. i would, however MOI ca
pect to use higher rate of speed on ship railway
The pTacticabiity of lifting the heaviest ships
ont of water with perfect safety on cradles ADJUSTED
TO them is illustrated IN every d0ck-Nard III
the country and one Of the methods have ItlefIeu
TO as being huge hydraulic elevator. has been put
10 practical test. A dTy-d0ck was constructed
upon tins principle in England few years ago. ana
sent to the East Indies, by which ships placed over
a platform sunk 10 receive them are lifted Yertl-
cally ont Of water by hydraulic pumps.
OF course. the works and devices required Tot INC
successful operation Of ship railway shouu
be OF the most substantial character and the ele-
waiting machinery should be of such strength ara
power as 20 make the transfer of the ship from the
railway 10 the sea, and from the sea to the railway
a matter of perfect safety and dispatch.
The actual cost of operating such railway would
be, | think considerably less in prOp0rtlon 10 the
tonnage moved over il than that of the most sue
cesSfI railway line in this country Tor the reason
that the tonnage carried would be handled by ma
chuory exclusively, and the ratio OF paying cargo
to non-payiug weight would he much greater. Inc
cost of maintenance IN proportion 10 the tonnage
carried should be much less al so. TINS result may
be safely anticipated because the railway would be
very substantial and durable, and very short com
pared with the magnitude of the tonnage carried :
the machinery wOuld also he very simple
in character. and the ratio of cost OF
maintenance 10 gross receipts would there
fore he propoTtionately reduced But even If
we assume that tie operating expenses and
maintenance be equal to onc-haf of the gross re-
ccipts il viii be seen that q shin railway VIII be
much more profitable investment than a canal even
If 1t cost half the price of the canal, whereas 1t
should not cost more than quarter as much. Inc
gross r,ceipts must be the same m either case ana
the railway can be completed in three or tour
wears while il is safe 10 assume that the canal VIII
require five times as long The interest on The
canal investment before completion would there
fore be enormously greater than that on the Tall-
way single track railway with provision Tor
side tracks to enable the cars To pass each other NJ
proper points on the road, would ihiuk, be ample
To meet the demands of commerce at the ls'hlnuS
for many wears To come JAMES Is. EADs.
Port Edds, Ld june 10, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
i GREAT rHR0yG At coNEY ISLAND.

THOUSANDS FORGET TIE HEAT IL THE SURF
LANDlSG AT TIE NEW PIEE-rHE RACES.
The warm weather of yesterday caused one
Of the largest crowds Of the 10 gather at COuey
Island Norton & Murrays Hotel at the Point" was
crowded all day. and the railroad from that place TO
Cables did tine best business OF this year. The West
Brighton Pavilion empty at any time. CuiyeIs
Road by Prospect Park. carried mult.tudes at every
trip The Marine Railway Is To have double track.
IL cannot at present provide for all the travel There
were . 600 bathers at Manhattan Beach, and 1000 or
5000 AZ all the beaches yesterday. The Seaside Home
Is TO have bathing-houses prepared for the children
There will be three at the Brighton Beach Fair
Grounds to-day. The following are the entries and
weights: Three-Quarters Of mile race-Warleld as
poundsJ Loirerer QOD Lizzie d. Q13), Carver, jr.
uOs), Aleyeur uIsI, Guy ll05D, shylock Q22). Miss
Nauoy 0l3 Glen Ogle (lO3l. Mile heat raee-Hattie
T. lOsI. AleYeur QO7l, LOterer (97). Steeplechase-
DERBY (lO6 OxnOre (2Ol Pilot l33l, Nentiator l2s),
Lizzie u. as. Dandy u3O Bay Rum uzol' Carver'Jr
as, CorUnet Q6Jl.
Ihe Couey Island iron pier was Informally opened 10
the puDlic yesterday. when the Grand Republic landed
an excursion party OF lsOO from Bridgeport, Conn.
The first actual landing made on thursday AZ lZ3O
- m when the steamer Columbia. on her regular Rock
away trip put In the side ana landed President
Macdonald, of the Pier Company Messrs. Macay and
meyer. Charles c. Edey, Amedee NataDe, Ed
ward Wright and few Others The weather
Was little rough but the steamer lay easily by the
side OF the IL ~ NeW1Ork dock Large as the
Grand Republic il, she found 40 laek Of water yes
terday aud she lay quietly by the pier for than
hour. To-day the Grand Republic will take exeur-
sion party OF 5000 from NeN-Have1. IL Is not Ger
tain that lay othe. steamers viii call az the
new pier until the regulHr opening day. July although
IL Is probable that tnere will excursions on
sunday and perhaps on Monday from this CITY, On aud
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DEBTS OFYE1RLY MALE a MILLION

Talmadce w. Foster has been appointed
receiver Of the affairs Of Samuel W. Green, printer OF
No IS Jacobst, ON the application OF Henry A. Burr
His total liabilities amount 10 over 100000, OF which
S2O96s7 Is secured by chlttel mortgageand sls3iOO IN
judgments Mr.. Green's affairs have benin ltlgaoh ior
six years In April 1862 he bought out the business OF
the old firm of John A. Gray Green, which was esab-
lished in 1856 for 100000 paying $4,000 cash. the
balance TO be paid IN instruments these were met
until February 1873, about SSoVOV haNlhE 9eeh pau
Judgment for 7l 900. This was sci aside by Tie Gen,
90 1sru ~ the supreme Court, and the matter was
carried TO me Court of Appeals which decided IA favor
OF Mr. GRAY awarding him Judgment for Ssl 500
AntcnatinR this decision Mr. Green confessed ludS-
mrpt no Henry A. Burr for Sg6O9s Mr. Burr also holds
cuattel mortgage on the machinery Tor s2OZ95s ana
Nv Hoe on the presses for S6.749. The judgment OF
Mr. GRAY mas been placed the hands OF the Sheriff. but
the latter saws 10 Will he returned unsatsfied as Mr.
Green has sworn that he ms no uheheuInoeIeu PIOI