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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-15
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Superiores y batatos para uno y dos cabas
los de eoche. En- la quincalla y terreterin
formes dirigirse & Miguel Earalegui g Co.
Tetuan II, esquina San Justo. 8. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-15

No es cierto, como he dicho algun peri6::
Puerto-Rico con una mission especial. Ha
lido ponerse las 6rdenes del jefe de ma
rina de aquella estacion naval, porque los
demas buques que ALI prestaban sus servi-
oios no reunian buenas condiciones.
-Deciase esta tarde a Ultima hora que Ia
autoridad habia tenido noticia de que Ell Sr.
Ruiz Zorrilla ha estado en- Madrid algunas
horas hace pocos diaS
Esta noticia no SO ha conflrmado.
| Para gastos de la isla de Cuba, ell Banco
de Espana ha facilitado al Tesoro, baja la fir
ma de los ministries de Ultramar y de Hacien-
da, Is millones de pesetas.
-Nuestro colega ell Tribune ha sido de-
uunciade por su n1mero de aver
| -Segun nuestros informes, ell Consejo de
ministries Se ha ocupado de la detencion del
general Lagunero, quien sigue en- grave esta-
-Nuestras relaciones con las petencias ex.
tranieras son altamente satisfactorlaS.
| -Parece que han sido objeto de debera.
cion de los consejeros responsables varios to-
legranas de Paris references las conferencias
verifcadas en- aquela capital entire varios jefes
de los partidos democratcos.
-Aseg1rabase, va ehtrada Ia noche, que el
Conseio de ministries Sc habia Ocupado extern
samente de las cuestones de Ultramar, mani
festaudose los consejeros de la corona deseo.
SOS de acelerar en- 10 possible ell prop6sito de
plantear las refOrmas que la prudencla y la po-
Utica exigen de consume
! -Ajuicio de personals bien informadas, nc
! ha debido quedar resuelto en- 81 consejo de es.
ia tarde quien ha de desempe6ar en- Viena Ia
comision regia.
En- ell conseio de ministries Sc ha tornado,
al parecer, un acuerdo importante para los es.
colares de la isla de Cuba Sc ha resuel'0 que
sean validos los estudios que verifquen en- o.
extraniero los naturales de aquella region es.
lpa1ola que Sc consideren como hechos en- Ia
4 Uaiyersidad de la HaDana para los electos &c
lie lev sobre instruction p6blica
Lila sido nombrade seguado Oomandante
Il de Ia provincial martina de Almera lite,
!. nlepte ae psvio p. Lorenzo Lapsirs, 7 DO i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Planning MIL and Two Dwelling. Wreck ID
-FiVe Lives Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, June PA boiler exploded
this morning in the saw and planning mill Of
Alpheus Wilt Son. which has frontage on
the east side OF Front street above Fairmoupt
avenue. from I'll to 723. inclusive. One house
In a rear court was razed to the ground and a
whole family were buried In the ruins. An end
OF the boiler shot through the brick wall Of
another house and lodged on the second floor
demolishing everything. The explosion oc-
Cured according to all accounts at about 7 AS
A. VI. As is customary Ia planning mills. the
furnaces were fired with shavings. which me-
cessitates firing-up about every fifteen min
utes. The engineer. Michael Diete had Just
fired up. and was sitting in 'front.' OF the end OF
the boiler reading a newspaper; the end blew
out and he was hurled with it across Court
\, through a wall and into the second
story Of house standing at the southeast cor
ner Uf the two alleys. His dead body was found
lylng IN heap in one corner of the room with
his ribs crushed in and his mouth torn from
ear TO ear. He was about 80 years old and
leaves wife and four children.
As soon AS the police and tremen arrived
thry went To- work TO eNtricate the dead and
wounded. In house adjoining the boiler
house lived John McAvoy aud his wife. Mary
Ann MtAvoy. and the latter's three children by
Eva Long. When the boiler parted the engine
house was torn into atoms. without brick lett
staining and McAyoys house suffered the
same fate John McAvoy had gone of to work
Mrs. McAyoy with the assistance OF one OF the
children, was clearing away the breakfast
table. The other children were engaged in
some other work. The first body found was
mat OF Claude Long. years Of age. There
was not the sign Of bruise upon ii. The med
lcal men VINO examined IL expressed the opn-
Ion that the boy died Of fright. Stella Long his
sister, was next taken out Of the ruins very Sc
Verely injured. but her wounds, IL is believed
Will not prove fatal The body Of Mrs. McAvoy
was found beneath a bureau. and wedged be-
tween two heavy pieces OF timber. 1t took two
10 gAtrcatc il. Eva Long, aged II. is missing.
ana Is believed 10 be buried IN tha ruins.
Houses IL, H. and Is Court B were all
more or less damaged. II was IL into which
me end oi the hoiler and tho engineer were
blown. The whole front OF this house was torn
gway; II was occupied 10y the Gamble family
Mrs, Gamble and her children were in the yard
~ the, time, and escaped unniured. In IL
lived John Het1le md his family Strange 10
say. the only one OF this family hurt was Il hoy
called Luli" who WAS not in the house hut
over ou Bcach street He was hit by missile
but not very badly hurt.
, shortly before sundown the dead body Of Eva
Long was found sluns with FORK IN one hand
ana Il brONOn cup handle in the othor. Stella |
Long has since died from her injuries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
The Police Club In Third Avenue.

Morris sullivan in the Special Sessions Court
yesterday. accused Thomas Connolly aud Philip Markov
Of us,auunc him last sunday The two prisoner. had
their heads swaed IN haudases sullivan said that lac
ordered Thomas Donohue ogo away nom the corner Of
Second avenue and TMenty.hnh street Donohue made
an insulting reply, and Sullivan arrested him large
ana dcmoustratiNe crowd gathered. and when sullivan
started FOR tlr station lac struck IN the head viii "A
h"ne ind han stunned. SuliiNan did not see ANYBODY
MN william llulhes testified 10 seeing Connolly. not
harktN throw stone lie aNrrrcd that he ran out of
hs hoG-" on hcHrnl thc disturbance aud was seized y
Policeman Murphy who had come 10 SuliiNan's assist.
hhtr NutphN struck nam twice boz tile head In the
pnce station MarkrN says other policemen kicked ana
b,"l nn hiu uhl Wien lhr police surgeon was sewing
Muunu no hiF head the sergeant told the surgeon to
EN" MN an eAtra do" The surgeon responding hy need
c.AA llru-ih- lt needle into MHfkeNs Wuuni Aner.
~ss~ i@-e- ,e',te<sr~'s-, anta.-eA~p-sssAasuNm
MN nfmu tuuuulb testified that he. too was An innu,
cent spectator cod TN street disturbance and that he wns
arrested nud clubhei In the 't4uoi he cubbrd
aud knocked senseless. CONNOLLY was convicted an
Hughes lrsmony and Was sentenced three months
lmHI aunmeML MnrAnN MAs ll.enMrlul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
DEAD BY THE RO1DSIDE.
A Highly Educated German Teacher Ends
her Life by Suicide.

Two lads OF fremont yesterday afternoon
passed through Prospect avenue and at point
about half mile from the villnge they discov-
cred woman sitting by tho sido Of the road
dead. Officer Dennerlien Of the mounted squad
recognized her as one he had seen sitting in
the same place early the previous evening, At
that time she was alive She wore "A plain black
dress OF good material and simple style with
neat white ruching in the sleeves and neck
Her hat WIS n small ordinary one OF brown
straw. trimmed with black silk ribbon. Upon
one side lay small silk umbrella. nearly new.
and on the other, in reach Of her right hand. an
ordinary drinking glass and two bottles-one.
an ounce per!umery bottle was empty; tho
otner Of the capacity OF gil, had con-
tanned cologne. There were about two table
kpQoniuis OF slightly whito liquid in IL.
IN nor pOcket was found nm envelope with the
name 4. f. Myers. 2l Enst Twcuty-second
street penclllsd upOn u. ana letter addressed
10 Miss Drake. 452 Lexington avenue. and
signed with tho initials 7. i. VI. Al the first ad-
dress II was learned thnt maiden lady, bear
Ing the name ayers. hrd been boarding there
for three months Tho people in the house
spoke OF her rs quiet lady-like per son. She
was not socially inclined, SO lar as tine people
IN the house were concerned. nnd sncnt most
% her time In her room reading. They were
OF tho impress ou that sbe was highly educated
nSra1re e1i sIs .r-r- f+- :T- r-HI- ss
quit tho house about IL o'clock on Monday
morning. remArk inE as she went out that sho
would not be- home to lunch.
The letter addressed 10 Mss Drake was taken
70 that LADY, residence, 452 Lexington avenue.
IL was written In German. and covered nearly
two paRes of TIE pupor. 1hore was 30 date or
formal address, but II began with the sentence.
- When you road this shall bo no more" The
leuer gave evidence oi great emotion on the
part Of the writer. 10 the extent that almost all
thnt folI9wfd Ta5 gninle.ligi0l. 10 Miss Drake.
OF Miss Ihcrusa Myers about thirteen years
aEo, and n the capacity Of II teacher Of German.
She found her n thoroughly educated and high
Iy HecOmll slItH lady. iNng excellent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
ANOTHER vETo PROMISED.
Hayes TO Convoke Congress for n second Extra
Session " ApProprIatIons nre Not Mnde.

WASHINGTON, juno 27.--Hayes says to-
night that he will sign the bill passed by the
Senate to-day making appropriations for Judi
cial expenses proper. but he will veto the bill
making appropriations for payment Of mar
shals. He says that II Congress adjourns on
Monday without providing for the payment
OF marshals, as IL the present intentien
he will Immediately reconvone Congress by
proclamation on Monday afternoon or Tuesday
morning Hayes thinks that the Southern men
are anxious to combine with tho Republicans
to pay the deputy marshals He docs not be-
lieve that the Southern Democrats agreed to the
last caucus programme cheerfuy. hence he
will give them one more opportunity to behave
themselves and give the money to run tho
partisan machine. Hayes says. however. that
II Congress adIourns second time without
making appropriations for marshals he will
not recall them n third time.
There is barely quorum present In either
House now, and 1t ia difficult TO determine
whether the Democrats will refuse to reassem-
bio or will remain In session long enough to
pass another resolution Tor adjournment. In
asmuch as the Marshals' Appropriation bill Is
scarcely large enough to be- subdivided. the
democrats VIII probably refuse to make any
changes In IL.
The House has finished the appropriation
hiiis. The Senate passed the Judicial Expenses
Approximation bill proper Tomorrow the bin
hiHh hplIhbflhtlonh lof tie pay mt OF mar
shuls VIII he passed 10y the Sennts unless sudden
mania rspcechmak ing gshOuld occuramong the
hcpnblicnns. After the Marshals' Appropriation
biil had been passed IN the House to-day "A Joint
resolution was passed providing fot adjourn
ment on Monday next. The resolution went to
the Senate, and will be reported without amend
ment by tho Comn.ittee on Appropriations. III
the Republicans 10 Il Il insist upon consuming
more than one day In debating tue Marshnls'
Oil. there Is no reason why Congress should not
ADJOURN on MONDAY unless time 4. to be wasted
IN the delivery OF stale harHngues upon ancient
suhlecta
=, The only feature OF the proceedings in the
House to-day were two speeches. one delivered
hy De Golyer Garfield. tho other by Frank
Hurd. Those representatives were selected to
consume the single hour set apart for general
debate on the Marshas' bill. Garfield spoke
hrst, He was in bad form. and the greater part
OF Ills speech was repetition Of trite express
sions about state sovereignty and the powers OF
the Federal Government. Mr. Hurd's speech
was IN marked contrast 20 the speech delivered
by Garfield. The views Of the Democratic
party upon tho issues raised between Congress
and the Fraudulent President were clearly and
succincty stated. the principles for which the
majority IN Congress Il couteuding were re-
peated. and the speech was closed with a pero-
ration which for elo4uence and fervor has not
been surpassed in the House this session.
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Lori Lawrence, formerly Nccroy OF India is dead.
lhr Democratic state Committee ot ohio has decided
70 '"i NARY open the clmpai-n earN u Ausu.t MN
MErrn's ul fendlelon Thurman. Ewing steedman and
lllr Aah ,Fraucisco Norhinrmcn's Municipal Couven.
uuh FrWriaN Nominated George GAssmnn for supe rim.
experience '' ~ 'N'eN4'u
NJ larocheJouhert Bonaparust who lately has been
'Ni'nt HNAd k'puhicanlsu. h. unuut tu resign his
scat IN the French Chamber d. uues 50 IN Al ,s snn
may stand AS Republican candidate '' 'A
49, D. Dun the auditor OF the Eureka and Palisa e Rail
I"hN ~ ~" FtAUcl"o disappeared week apo and il IL
a"vIMnr ieit ioi the stdNich Islands III. accounts
@ ~"ir ,.,%h % tii ushl ana hs action u attributed by
H"hus 10 temporary mental deungemeut -
me Anu.folygSmy society OF Salt axe City have pre
phIVl tltI 10 the dc actO President exposing SONS
measurements IN peiegAe Nannons letter 10 MIR Havss
pnu ashihk that Reynolds who Is serving term in Tie
ierred " the Utah PeuitsRuAIy. " Nv N~N~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
Catching a burglar by the Hair.

Mrs. Helena Alexander Of 72's Mulberry street
Is mairon Of massive proportions shc was reused on
the night OF the ist inst b, hearing some one moving IN
an adjoining bedroom She did not like to disturb her
"eemns husband she says, by irinine affair She
rose quietly uud entered the alloniu. room She saw a
man Tummagus in bureau there. She .lipped "A, be,
mud him. Nut, grHspin- his hair with both hands ga
claimed i've gotyou sir" The burglar -lri around
hnl saw that ms cuptur was woman. llr threatened
uAt Le would shoot her hut Mrs Al NAndrr M nut oluN
htr hold. Then the burglar struck her u thp face
draWin. blood. Mrs Alexander held on. however ari
screamed Mr. Alexander wa. rouacd ana rolic,. I'M
ger was called. In The Mulberry street police station tile
lurslar save thr name OF Jeremiah ba,lor ui 80 tr.b,
street lie was tcclkuiI,d nsau cNcouvct Ne rcudrd
huHA Yesterday iu the General ~rssiui. and judge Oil
derseeNe sentenced HIM to state prison years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
THE COHOES 1RAGEDY.
Hilaire LHtrimOuille Found Guilty or MUIR
der. with n Recommendation 10 Mercy.

ALBANY, June T.-The jury in the case Of
Hilaire Latrmouille. indicted for tho murder
OF Catherine Dunsbach. near Cohoes. April 8.
sent word to Judge Westbrook about noon To-.
day that they had reached an agreement The
jurors came into court. and the prisoner mr.
rived shortly aiterward In response to the
usual inquiry tho foreman answered. Guiltv
OF the charge in the Indictment" The Jury was
polled. and each answered in the same manner
Juror McAuley adding. And / recommend
him TO mercy" Owing to tue absence of Mr.
Stevens. senior counsel for the prisoner. sen-
tence WAS deferred until Monday. The prisoner
laughed when the verdict was announced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
DISORDERS IN IRELAND.
A Protestnnt School House Sacked and tho
Bibles Thrown into the Sea

LONDON, June PA Protestant school
house in the parish Of Moyrus. County OF Gal
way Connaught Ireland, has been sacked by
gang oil thirty persons. who came from dis
lance The Bibles were thrown into the sea-
This is a revival OF a series Of disturbances
which II Was thought. had been quoted after
occtsioning some alarm in that district some
years ago.
In connection with the sacking Of the school
house the Right Hon. James Lowther, Chief
secretary Tor ireland. announced in tho House
9l commons to-day that the Government was
nrnly resolved To- preserve order. Irrespective
oil tha religion Of the persons engagedin the
outrages IN The dlstrlct relerred 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
THE TILE CLUBS VACATION.
MIXING 4 LEISURELY VOYAGE UP TIE
HUDSON IN A CANAL BOAE
The Jolly Company that sailed Yesterday In
the Gallant Bucentaur on "A Three weeks
Cruise for Pleasure, Health, aud Front.

The Jolly Company that sailed Yesterday In
the Gallant Bucentaur on n Three Weeks
Cruise for Pleasure, Health, aud Front.
The pier at the foot Of West Tenth street,
Yesterday. presented novel spectacle. Along
side OF the dock lay a handsome 1OO-ton canal
boat painted white. with the American coors
flying at her stern. An awning Of canvas
covered two-thirds OF the deck. and under 1t
were arranged half dozen varieties OF rocking
and easy chairs Of the most seductive patterns
The roof OF the cabin at the stern was piled
high with cases OF beer. baskets OF oysters
and clans, coops full of clucking fowls
ready to be slaughtered. with other pro-
visions. evidently laid in for a long journey.
Market wagons drove up and delivered
orders and then drove of ngain. Through an
open hatchway in the centre OF the deck
throng Of ladies and gentlemen were ascending
and descending by means Of n long. narrow
companionway. carpeted with rcd. and fenced
In with white hand rope The narrow gang
way leading to the vessel sagged and creuked
under the weight OF the incoming crowd. and
three stalwart policemen on the pier brandished
their rattans TO keep back the mob OF spectators.
From the cavernous but gayy decorated hold
ascended tho strains OF the opening chorus in
" Pinafore:"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

CHICAGO. June 27.-First race-The Trial
stakes Tor ihrer,ear ois dash OF mile and three
quarters b"c~uer, l. Lord Murphy, =, Liahtunah ,;
sam Eckcrs4 4 Time. 3lfs
second race-for all agcs. mile heats three in fve
Janrt & !, krupp Gun. Las .; King Faro. 2 =. 2,
Ilmc, 49,. -, .5iL 3d. = - - . -
ihrj iAtr-h3nIicap hurdle race, two miles over
'l-nl huFllrs ven, lip pounds. Reddiny i4O
I@W,a,; : Ht l," i4' poni o. lerdgrs 1856 pounds 4;
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ChIne.e Enlurn,len to Cuhn.

HoNG koNG, June IA proclamation has
been is'i'i iermttn, migration from CHINA TO Cuba
under specified conditions Emigrant, must nav u,.ir
own passage ANA Obtain passports from the native ON
thls O. ir i"rt 90 departure. til,a rs tr Srnni.h
Nthtu INr. tlr 90 lc stIcIy frltchcd TO prevent
u4un' "a l'pAi iur"', f same course O. hc nutsuod
al havana N uN tiuuc-V tNu-ul. Ms n uddttl,uul mo.
caution Great pains are 10 be taken to insure humane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
A Young Woman. Presence of Mind.

Miss Louisa Kappes Of East New York acci-
dentay set fire to her dress with match on Thursday
evening with her clothing ahame she rushed scream.
INK down stars Miss ltnel who lives IN the hrst story
W me mouse, ~lIed MISS kappts, threw her upon one
end ol eaer bed aud doubled the other end over her
tlus rmuthtrng the flames Miss Kappe was severely
burmed. and Miss Ilmer NAs hurnel ON thh hnnds -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28
Judge MIIIIs Condition.

The condition Of ex-Surrogate John W. Mills
Of White Plains was considered SO critical on THURSDAY
night that he was removed the county jail 10 the
STANDARD House hotel In the immediate uoghborhooI
IN order to afford him more comfortable accommodations
The nervous pTOstrauon from which he was suffering
wSSNr-srff~HS3rrrr-A|r. NN@p--Il ~ r-A-lu-sa
not live through the mght Tho medical treatment hr
received through the nght operated very avur4v uuou
h and yesterday De- VAS hongnt 90 bc iu air way of
recovery nom the Effects u the shock 10 his nervous
system occtsoncd by his rccupure hy the deputy sher
m Mr.. OllNcr GctmHu "a oneida County. who was np.
pointed u succeed Judle Mills In the eNtcutorshp n an
gslalc visited White Plans yesterday viii lls counsel
The friends Of Judge Mills Yesterday obtained writ Of
hhbeAs trOu judge DYkmau ui the Suptcme Court
returnabe before HIM this morning 10 bring Judge Mills
W and inquire whether the ShcuU Of Wesichester
County hOlls MN IN cnsndN by due nrnaess AnlhurN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

On Wednesday evening George Phillps. n
negro, IS years old entered the house OF Mrs Marion
Gregss, wealthy lady living IN Fulton avenue near
lVlth street Morrisenia and stole sooO watch and
ntAer ltWellN Tie was tornerlN ~ servant VI Mrs
Grgss, and he ent, red her house hroueh window mid
stole the l"Wery from her bedroom Mrs Grcsgs wns
hol nj nome Detective wilkins arrested Philips ON sur,
melon, ANA took him 70 The Murrlsluia police station
Where he eonlessed aud MAs cnLmlttnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

LONDON, juno 2S,-Ihe Standards Cairo cor
respondent learns from Official source that the foat
ing debt Of Egypt has been reduced bv two million
Ministers N"''Pe"n
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81 PETERSBURG, juno 27.-Tho Golos says
that the lo uN established by Peter the Great been
ab1h'hei puue' on interest bearing uIpcr on the m.
comes ol ptthuhs subject 10 uIitury service and ON
Dulldihss outside the towns have been substituted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

OswEGo, juno 27.-Capt. j. $. Barton OF the
foryeishIh Regiment who holds the medal won al
Creednoor last autumn as the champion longrange mill
Ary mar k'man OF America, WAS tis feared fatally in
yui"d mere today. a large licce vi OAK stAvc bolt
WHICH ne was SAVING with a buzz SAW, flew backward
Ink out the right eye. ~ '''
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 27-In California City.
Just across the bay, In Marin County, today. r. H.
Moore keeper Of the Dupont Powder Company's maya.
zine, shot aIH instantly killed Fulton manager of the
works lie then blew his Own brains out rhe TRAGEDY
was enacted IN presence 0 futln's wife and children
Fulton had recently given Moore notice that he would
dispense with his vices ant 10 this hOures acton Is
attributed Fulton WAS native u New YORK, ana 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

Coney Island Jockey Club has been organ
lied ana although its articles OF incorporation have been
prepared they have not yet been hlcd. Belmont Jr
Juhh g. Htcksher Pierre Lorillard. Jr, A. Y Purdy,
Leonard Jerome carroll Livingstone II Bradford H.
" MuIphy Ahd u folhenlus are among Us mAnagera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

LONDON, June 2S.-The Will Of the late Prince
Imperial OF France Was opened yesterday 1t contained
mother '' wv '''' w "''
u Tue IH says the Prince Imperial in his Will appoints
FHhee victor Napulton us hi, successor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

TOLEDO. June 27,-The free -for-all race to-
day had four entries and two starters-Proteine and
Hannis Midnight aud Col Lewis being drawn. The race
was won BY Proielne In three suaignt heAtL Tupe
22lk, 2i2Ik 22lk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

Is the title Of the paper containing portraits of Cox Mrs
and Dr. Hull, Hnd all aud Incidents Price 10
cents OF all new sdeAers-Air
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To-Day. Race. at brighton Heneh.

The following ar" the entries and weights for
u' races on bnsiion Beach Fair Grounds Coney Island
to-day Ihrecqulrters OF miie racr-WarnclL l5:
Loit'r'r l'i' Li1Ae D., ll1. Carver Jr los AIeveur
lle' .nyal lo'. Sh,lock. i22, Miss Malpy iis. Glen
Hir. l'' MNe hrat rsurv-lHtur f. ltS Ailcvrur lOT.
inl.rE 90! Srcpt, ht,o-urrby Isu ONmure i21,
~. lH' AruilIt'r l-e l<1ic d. us Dandy 1877,
ha} kuhl, 10, Carver, Jr, us Coronet 1888 '''
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COY. the Inn Murderer

See the only correct portrait with eight pages Of
and incidents In The Hull Murder Price lO cent? Ot
all new BdeAlers,-AdR -
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Aliens Brain Food cures nervous debility and restores
Lost powersi S AL druggista Aliens SIS ISt ay-1dv
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"The nabIes on Our street" :"

Parody Of Babies Our Block" Words and music
free TO all readers of the NsV York Family SuE Paper on'
todAy-Ad1
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SPARKS FROM 1Hn THLhGN4pn.

Southwest winds. falling barometer. warmer
P"IuS coudy, weather, aud uuuerou, local Taii's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-28

The Thermometer In New YORK Yesterday.