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CAHvEY THE BURGLAR, DYING.

John Garvey alias " Biz JACK" the burglar, who,
I'm making MS escape with the valuable jnwes whlcn
ne had stolen from the house of w. H. sheldon No.
four stories IN uew ulse was stil living YESTERDAY
at The Long Island College Hospital, bu had not re-
covered ,lsciousness. 1t is not Thought possible
tl,t ne can survive the fractures OF the s>ul, Of
both legs and of the rIgnt arm which he receIveo
a d the exposure to the COLI all nglt where
he lay after falling. HIS crminal reco d
shows um TO have ben a daring and reck
less criminal aud latest exploit bears out TINS
reputation. HIS parents are SAIL to be respectable
aud well-cunuected people Since he was eehteen
wears ola he as been known To the pc ice as crl-
inai. IL 1872 @ was arrested III tins ci Tor cClu-
pll,lt III masked burglary at New-Rochclo, ma
fns thus ne sentenced To eight years in the "ac
PrlsOu Soon atterward he escaped from Che p IsO /
IN Sing Sing an was engaged IN a cr,'uc III Brook
lyn. After ne res.ed there he was sent back
thai the police did not find the burglar the night Of
the crime was uniavOraOly commented upon yes, er-
OaY.
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.rr,cK,NG HIS WIFE WITH SHEARS.

Officer Martin, Of the Madison street Police sta
ton heard cries issuing from No. 81 Pihe-ot about
noon YESTERDAY. Entering the binding he found
Mrs Ellen OBripn, aga thirtY-sIy uu'ierlng from a
severe wound IN the right side Ui the neck. winch
had been inf cred by her husband, john O'Bren,
ace III rty-fve. with pair of shears. The juIcd
woman was attended by Drs. Ward ana Connolly.
and Officer Martin subsequently arrested OBr!eh.
He was taken before JusCieo Blxby, III the Essex
Market Police Court aud Was held for examination
in default of 81, 900 bail His wife viii be able to
ppear in court la a day or two.
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DEATH OF THE NAUTCH BABY.

The death Of the Nantch baby reported yester-
dav at thu Bureau of Vital Statistics. IL was born
Oh Saturday. the mother beng a gil tive We years
DID, the wife of the principal performer III tho no ~
he he fest child of HInioo parents born III the
Knitted Statea
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MUD AND sLUsH Under FOOT.
A DIsAGREEAELE DAY IN THE CITY-SCENEs o

THt STREETS.
The snow-stOrm which began at p. N. lueSdaV
and continued until Yesterday mOrh'n@ - rs Sc
we're as the one tina; prec =, covering he
ground with snow To the depth of four inches u
half. Z fall was IeD0rtn bv thr Unite" states
Signal 50 vice 'crTS 10 be General one, extending
over q large. area alOne TIE Atlantic SelbOard. Il
was q .companIcd nv mid tc nperathrr, when r.
suited IN a RAPID thlw. IfaVel VAS much 5nlrd Il
i'll every part nf he city. The teams of horses on
the street cars were doubled. and e. IN WITH ~
hOis'N u was with ere - difficulty tHat any head-
way c0ul II, IN d. The elevated railways wer"
not incO VencnceO bv the snow. hnt the
trains were intentionally crowded Up u
midday they d full M they usually are
DUR Z tine hours of nall res at night. waking
ea-ly IN the day, WAS rendered labHrIOus ny the
depth of snow through whlc! pedestrians had L"
wade. 80 ~,
Tie discomfort Ui those no werr o'Ilg'd to move
about the city WAS great. The pay mentS wef" COW
cred with mud, water aud su~h The streets were
almost impaNsabl and DefS ms upon the sidewalks
we're co tmuui V scattered VITA sush b, passlnI
wagons IL ne lower part of Broad vav the c1ndi-
tion of the sidewalks was Deyoud description
IN FnuTecuth-sI. the Inconvenience OF the 0aV was
CHI fy felt by ladies' who were shO. ping. The snow
was knec-Ce"p along the curbstones. many places
it was almost impossible for hacks to draw up to the
sidewalks. IweutV -tblrd-st. preS"nttd y IKE PIE
ture At It's junction with Broadway and Fllth-dVe'
the susn attained degree nt H. thne'S tnat rem
dercd crossing the street bold and hazardou" ul-
dertaklng.
Over the entire city there hung dense clond of
mingled smoke and mist The air was very humid
aud pro ucrd an uncomfortable fee ing n dampnr>s
The trans tie railways were more or less DELAYED,
especially through trains to the West and S"nth.
The Street Cleaning Bureau had nearly 400 men az
work by daylight cleaning the crossings III the prInc-
pal thOroug fares and at the ferries on inc North
aud East Rivers where the Condition of the streets
was tilt by IN Tie extreme.
The officers at the Signal Service Station on the
EQmiaDe Building reported last night that there
was very little probability of more snow, out tnaI
the lnniratous p, in'ed to cloudy wealth. ana RAINY
The mercury at 3 p. IN. stood at 81. while the
atmosphere close and hu hd.
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MADE WILDER BY HER SISTERS DEATH.

Mary O Brien. age fifty, IA teacher IN public
NJ. $40 West titeentn-st., YESTERDAY She had
boarded III the house tor several years with her
yonurer SISTER Teresa who was of unsOund mind
For some time Mary OBnen had been sIckly IN
the morning, yesterday, the peopl" living III the
housc were disturbed by the wild cries of the insane
WOmaD and, gnng to the 10 H. tOund the eide" sis
ter dead in her char IN front If the fire. She lad
apparently arisen TO take fOO-oath, aud, while 50
engaged, had died, The discovery had made her SIS
Ter wild with fear and CX cItemtnt. CuIsoTy X
ANIMATION satisfied Deputy Coroner Waterman
that the wOmans death was the result of natural
causes but ne decided to hold au autopsy later III
the daV,
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue HofcI-Governor Lewis Wallace, or
NewMexco; Osnln attoOe, Of Baltimore ana Rodney w
Daniels Of 1'"es Ltgi eS'ma9 1T1 NJ
b Anderson, OF Rocheser Unyery XII IT, or
Crrvefa or Vadri e'rO0r HOUse- Captain IL ns d iho
steamship scythIa and Cantun II nelge OF the HTuSn
Army Ncc ORR. UOet-Captaiu F. II !, 'msay u = ~
- 4s,or fiotlr- George T. HOsllnson, |. . consul a'
Eiupsfon. JamGira.
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STATISTICS OF BUTTER IN THIS CITY.

The Special Committee appointed by the Produce
Excuau 90 to take the statistics OF Duter ~ TINS city
reported yesterday that tue following statistics
were OBJ AIMED from 147 firms:
State creamery aud dairy, tubs and pais.... 402sS
State creamery aud dairy. 400
Western creamery and danny tubs 1901
Western factory adle packed, - O10
Western factory and adle packed. htKins.... l,oil
Total .............................0 %, 4S0
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Italv Counsel for the prisoners moved for their
discharge the ground that the complaint sh9uIe
bv The Consul Commissioner Osborn held the point
well taken and discharged the prisoners from Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

deir Northern Rueen Capt Dollar latter for Eewycri
Platoon Tor New.Yorkj spes Fides. for Mobile Susan
Csmpbel Swansea 9th Inst Edward Jewet oneota Po-
mona, Sarah Chambers.
Anived-3st ut Chas Rahl Der Wanoerer Fraternidade
Lydia Pride Of Chaleur Crest. Su anen; ID inst
Bhtz Quixote hannes last two of Beaeyhea Lyn
aorning STAR 4th inst Richard Ill., star 81 H1pe
Tantl0n C9ste 9th INST CTusaoer. InVlDcl e, MATS Au
gust the latter at Queenstown; weicen, Wenonahs
Zscnmir. -
ioS later SHIP Nelos. anV. ss syfse PI7.
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the bay say the oil is destroying the fish, and viii
work distinction to the Oyster beds

the baV say the OF Is desCrOyIlg V10 Ho1' ""1 W.T.
work destruction to the oyster beds.
HoBOKKN.-The Common Council OF Ho9oken
began proceedings several years ago to eject the
HOboken Land and Improvement Company from
the docks at the foot of Fifth. rbIrd and FerrySIs
Tuesday evening communication from the cont
pany was received Offering to settle the case. Inc
matter Will be considered at SPECIAL public meet
ing of the Common Council. John D"Orley me
City Assessor OF H0bOken, died 1T his home III tat
city yesterday He held the office from 1876 to tHe
time of his death.
LONG ISLAND.
HUNTIEGrON-Captain John ketcham who died
recently m IIuutjupton was at one time assDcIaed
IN business with Daniel Drew. Captain ketchnm
built the steamboats, Mary Powell and HendilcK
Hudson He left an estate vaiued at over @Z0oCOJ.
FAR Rock ,WAY.-The schooner with cargo OF
pine wood which went ashore Monday al Far Rock
away has gone to pieces and will prove total loss:
The vessel was valued at about $OUOO. MUCH VI
her cargo was saved by Merrltt's Wrecking COM
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NEWS.

PORT OF NEW.YORK JAN. o, 1851
ARRIVED
Str Scytha r Hanes Liverpool Dec rs. via Queenstown
STR Ayssnia r Dongas4 Liverpool Dec rs and Queer f.
town 2G to Williams ~ GuiOn. ., =, ,..u...
STR Otway BIZ Porter Liverpool Dec ~ IN Daas1
Str state Of Inilana (Br sader, GLASGOW Dec "a ana
LArne l. with md-o and passengers 10 Austin Baldwn W
rC.est Br, James, shields Nov D. Gehot % s, S
., Mil1Z6O Palermo y NdieucIa ~ AZ"
Gibraltar 49, with mds" 10 simpson & Spence ~ -, Ia.
str Ierschel Br) Ferguson, Rio JaneIro 2Odays WIN
Sir (itv OF Ansn stevens Dec % and Nassau
81 with mi4e Il passengers 10 II Mallory x 60 an -
SIR Siri0 Domingo IImes Domingo ,1tv Dec ~ sam
ana Porto Cape IIaytlen ~ and lufhs lsi4h"
30 with 10, 81 an mt~seugers To w clyde ~ Co 49,,
SIR %cw.urrans Ilalscy, New.Oreans days win muse
and passeugcrs to ClafK 4 seaman. 40 .,.,. H.,
str Morgan city Adams Nrw-Urleans Dec 70 WIN muSc
a, passengers to 3OS'rt ~ Morgan. ,.,.-,..
tCy Of Atlanta NlckeIs0n Charleston days WIN hl7o
AMI passengers las " Ountard X Co ,,a.
Sur ,Ity OF Macon nippon. Savannah days, with mdso
| ard pass nCers 10 tirO 70 &c. -, -.,.o
SIR ISrnac0r Joles. Wilmington, sc days. with mise
cras, Boal. Norfolk. with mdse ana passengers 10
SIR bfea, water. Gibbs. Iewes Del. with mdeo TO old
sh Marc Trresa Utah Caagano Bona go days, with iron
tOOrier; vessel % Funch, I.d;c& 90. . o.oo -,
Bark ~ Anna Utan. III somone. MarseHes oct ~ WIN
BARK cndccr McIurc, 81 Pierre Mart % days. with SUI
nars Mrfiiery of II John NIB Tavey Barrow sept ~
with iron ore o. order; vessel to + Nr',u4 & sou,
GER BcnImann, santos 90 day I'm eoh'e
Bng -r,ir ,;rou rrc,ett Brunswick Ca 9tags with
limit, 20 " h,r lwrl Il . Warren Ray
iue carrie rrh"nng tof Boston. Marsh al! Pensacoh
days with lumber master; - bound fr H"stoi III,
Schr # ICrnln Kenny Bias u div-. VIZ Key west
With cocolnIts fu orirI vessel 10 G Wenherg -, ,.
-ci ~.n Juan po,. Llgna. 81 - d'y', with mahOg
| anv etc T. Nemcg,ci YES to - MctcIi K GO.
SUN-Gr-WIND-At sandy NOOK. moderate. IL cloudy
| and hay.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINfATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY. - -
5nn risea. 1:2O SIM sNIs So Niuoh i1o
Moon SETS. AOOL soutaS o'oOl NUN $50 N"'
HIGH WATER TO-DAY A. N. -
Sandy HOOK. $50. IJi4nu 0:48 Hall tate see. s;o'
HIGn WATER TODAY P. NJ ~
sandy Hooz.. OIL Gov Island. ILL Hell Gate 9'UO
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ioSlater snip NeDs. q any. sss Tch Pt7~

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-Enter Jones the Mag
niicenI, VIA Stranger u tie su prise for You, Mrs
j. Let ne Introduce Mr.. Wlsgins. wn0n bave per-
slladed to take his chance, AMI come and thy po-uck
with us; and / hope you won't stirve him, hay, my
love" Mrs. Jones (curseying There's no lear OF tai,
MI W ggns I got my husbands telegram in time ~
Punch Almauack.
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limited States Commissioner Osborn discharged
from custody yesterday tho alleged fOrgcrs Becker
AND EuQel. 1hey were arrested last week Oh tie
kharge Of being connected Win gang VI IoIRers III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

str4 Baltic (Br Parscl. Liverpool via Queenstown n
Cortis nevada ,Br. Jones. 'erl0ol via q ieeus0"n
Williams ~ Quinn irani! ~ Williams on ype
IA GI4qow Austin Haidv ~ Go. e ten Dutch
W. ;oi';i: t D. tHy' Ic woresHs
Oh nonn.on Co Delaware new Winnett Chaf'es"' >
1 Sl,ry ~ srig. l'r VOID r. a;c. y Firker Co
Jane, -ton, Wc tor Adctfr. Anf., Mnher X ouere4n
M Si'n16tlau. AshDury, MinatIran S'a Port simon
scs McEnowc' Boston en-; ming cnarcs
JIa oa,itc j Van B'uuu luLl-4l JONES. Ne''LonIon
aud -ayrrn H. G. Roberts
STEAMER MoVENENr1-FOREldN .PoRr@.
ntf rii Jon Arrived str con pon ,Br, i'om Sew.
n ,t ~. JAZZ Arrived str oueyl from NcwN ORR
i'I Jan >rcyci. nass,! from re.too. ,.,. ~
IGynA Jan Arrived str cityof Lyc-pool. Now
ili,,,. rap D. ,rrivol Pedro, Galveston
Wo.llf jan D. arrived Auchou1, from New.Yorh for
Vr >.IoNs. Jan 5-.ii,d str ceuc from Liverpool for
STEAMER VENENrs-AtfFRICAN "0RT,
J. ert. jan -,Icarci sus Pianos. Li'crpo'' Aries.
.r , o Ic'uiai.v,a Gla-soT ra,i.ic Pho; Sop
ri't5r Jan Ar vci Kncs crDocl,er New. Yora,
t ~ ,rtS' ,.r Wcsr luatG mr. liverpool
s'i -" st' wa tI'an. lso,'a, ~, r,,,,,- ,, ,,
NV ait- Jan 1,1rri srrs Mi4siss'ppl Iycrpoo1
'y ihc 49,. ''' iTn,S IL s.ie@n i;a.G.onn
D.. a.. l,au.lh - tN"imIn. Kclno" Canaune Whit
n. ,royricnc. VI liln>,1ri. Sc" .hci"rL
Sah<<, ja 10 ,r SIR Wy OF oa%6as ,: SSa York
roRrIGN sHIPrlNG
ra'oa ' lc. or os.ol, 20 ioot Ahcy N ainolt Tor
ILmr JACOB ~imlcr T. y q Iof,-i, t, after Tor Sew
Iis. i.o., 80 p,,. 't,ra. tie otter or N,~
"a iIr.,.tc up j,.srn me atcr or Tyhco rli 40
,.' t,g I NJ Hoax m .a, iac64r.n Anir ror'y
Of 80. "a
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were hurt. but no one was killed. The accident was
caused by the breaking OF u wheel.
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No health with inactive liver and urinary or
gans without Hop Btters.
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DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
Are prepared by practical Dentist.
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TELL THE SICK.
Thousands OF lives destroyed By diseases Of the kidneys
ana liver KdneyWor would save them TEL the lob It.
an bat sale by all druggists IN either dry liquid
London Times.
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ADOuncem enuA

Browns TABLETS.
.BLETs. BaowS's TABLETS. BROWN s TABLErs
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NESLEY PHILLiPS CURE

W. H. PRESCOTT. Esq. Boston, Mas Dear ,Ir: For the
Last year have living at Ferguson No Youra Of tho
TN inst to this a. mquiring about DIT j. a sher
mans r., a.mcut n you havo hernia or rupture some
dimes called by all means and consult DR. sherman He
has The mos perfect have with. lie
made perfect euro upon my WIFE II Nuu see Di'Sher
mau pre4cnt my rrgar Is; tell him e. wr,to me 800 .
IrspeVttully, X. NJ. hU Riley NJ u.
FRgGt son, MO, II, 1873
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BROOKLYN.

1i.s,l,rv list for clty officers. exclusive Of the
amount for thc public schools, IL Tl1'N.o21.
Mrs Susan Logan, az iiltE. OF NJ. 40 Grccnpolnt
ave. died ytH,cIdaY from injuries received ny lall
ing down star, January ..
Four a4.Isiaut Sanitary Inspectors have been APP
polufrd nv Hralh Commissioning Crane. Their
soIarics VIII ne paid from the tund allotted 10 the
drpartmcut under the Emergency Act TO control
contagious diseases.
The mourst INTO the canso of the death Of Barbara
Grucpnihal VITO was murdered with knife IN the
maud, IF JIlnrs Walsh, Monday cVrding ut No oO3
Wilioughby ave-, VIII ne h'ld al inc or'h'I ,
Office AIS Jcning, Walsh Is IN 4 cell IN raymond
Street JAN, where y close watch IS kept on hiul.
Police Comm s,ioHcr Jordan has issued an order
malIul II imperative win the captains OF ppl &c
that officers Who are drunk and diaordcfY shall be
lo ICED un ~ cells aud taken before magistrates IN
tbr sIme way as other prisoners charged WITH the
nalnc otlencrs. Violation OF the order VIII be a
charge punishable with dismissal.
JERSEY CITY.
George smith Wa4 tired Yesterday for robbing
Stcuhcckera c1gar store. IA MOutGOmcry-st. GrOr2e
MORRISON. hi, acCUmphcc testified that while they
we're Iobbipg the store, Emma Mcclure stood out
side to watch.
Mr. Speer, keeper - tho Moreur. has rcreiycd a
d,sn,tch si.,u.d W,Ill1m f. Murrlso SAVING that
Ada Clifton, who died ten days ago III the County
JAN, until spring. .
The body of map about thirtl-f years
old, with blue eyes, light curly hlr aud a
hight must,chr was round IN the Norris Canal
yesterday afternoon. The man was icot inches
~ uoIgnt, Hud wore tine dark clothes aud an over
coal lie nau a silver watch and gold cham aud
lOckct A gold RUG was on tho third finger of the
left hand Tie body was taken to COmpton's
Morgue ,,..,.,,
EtIzAE 1nroRr-For several weeks the water
Of .ALrk i;ly nave been covered with OIi which
~ saIu q LEAH from the OIl-plpr ACROSS The Hackon
lack River Tdose engaged IL the fisheries along
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EIzAE .1uruRr-For several weeks the waters
of y. Aark i;ay nave been covered with OIL which
~ SaIh lea, from the Oll-pIpr ACROSS The liac on-
lack River GaOse engaged IL the fisheries along
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Ill SOL Di1 OEsO
= Il v ER 3 a STON
45-San F7ra1lciSco-4
NOVEDAD FANTASIA.

aqu uuestro eua pGeic, que siempe fvorecio
ocdn donde admror los modern(s "v os de
f Belo de horabrena
PARIS! E cee5ro del Nuaio iudnrial praveeIor de
este e!egne aoreii;oeo estabeenjeito
Muy portr nHtos favor
eo.y po' los valorc~ "Cadiz' . Buenayentura'
Una bstar levar &!
Mantas de boa de eia hmos iDos Che Camis's de hi
baas de doslma bnns pFmon samcne oord'dAs Sc
Chmbr's bodas aiornadas cae Vaencen"s
ead Fhd> de se3a fepa lana para o'as las fortn1as
Sea ftya rsos, L'd~ eaues brocdos ngros de- colo
res dv'os para TRACES precos muy c6moiOs
Vsi! Paeds Ultima novedad camente adornados
Popnes hnas $50 pleas de autos artculs colo
preciss deslc J real a 4 reales
Veutios Sombreros adorhados para des-
de peso dez los cuentan
mtrero foms Empera Gran Duquea Maria Antonieta Rna
de IIu gria mutud de mas bonita carhosa.
Surt do general do e telas de hlo Bt
br de color Grauo de Tcs reae Esops oansas
HoIandn Ceas Crehueas Cretona9 ga "a
100 Doenbs Corses de toias i caades preclos hbulo
10000 Pleas de borodas 1e todos ancho surtido
enc j. abacs d a. odo Frecios nfnos
SotNto compisto en pal"gu"s ysomhnias
Gran noyedad haoas corbaa para - noras Catalcr s
LA MAR! en- cazdo de odas classes pecos donde
GU el bcuto MarseIles
Velos Bonia DE seia para manj'a y tlas audauz's
Rqulsil"s esencias surtI1o general Ell pertonleria
Para e, ex lerte
Casmlres ea.ticollnes quimo Paris meriro pa
y clz uclo q, hlo 6ns he hlo de Ecocl
algt Is ue6Ias tobAtss "a "a
Toa existenoi.s la "FA DE PUERTO RICO Sc han
tasddo esl lacmel to- don ie reHz pecos de lara
t,lo
Para qelar co veaci hos Ia val nptro aauaan Zig.
macs hoer vista al
Sol de ORC.
NOTA-T. precios o6
CAlnas d. herro snrtijo complete.
Hero gAlya.zado de bn1o<.
Arroz de Ia India superior. IS
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NUEVO SURTID0.

Ademds del eXt"nso varado SurtlIo lie
eiee g prOpios de- los ramos de imprcHta, Ito
grata, litreI 10, en- uadernacion y T.; pelerlH,
cabsn d, recioirse eli la lmprenta de! BOLE-
TIN los siguient S:
Tinta egIt ma de china, en- pasta hquida.
Agarrad ras gauchos para papeles.
/ Casilleros para y leles.
Cdjitas para Sc 0s
Portap.umas, grhn surtdo Y vaiiedad LII
Etquetas lie tUGOs tamanOs.
Laplces, giau surtido variado
HOlas rapel mpermea6les para cop aGOres.
| Papel cuadrlcu adO, tela, y vegetai para di-
bujos
Medidas para agrimensores por metros
earas.
Cajitas dc carton, con vistas de gusto
Mapas de las rartes del mul DO, de EH-
ropay Espnfa.
Atlas de Delsmorche, Ultima edicci6n con
los mapas
Fstampas dc saLtos.
VisaS dc pGettos de mar ciudadcs pasa,
jes aist6 ics.
RI trutos 20 s. NJ. ei Rey.
Regas, eXtarsC valiaGiSimo surtidO
Reg as pianaa, Inontudas s0bre un ciiindrO,
graduGGas, las mas comOdas.
/ Cuadros para fotogrntas.
| Baron .rls L lmnetrOs de tGrei
r6metl0s de b so 8neruides
di'el para Cakl6St IctlcILaCIDDcH1 ullfHi6 '1-
! vedad.
| Piegaderas de ma1era, hueso marfl.
Platios DC porcelana (5odets)4
! Bcochas para ccplndtr
/ Pnceles ara phtura.
Ebpeios uarasiilosos, aumentan diez yeces
| los cbjetos
! Es.ereOscOp,s desde | Sl2.
! ComDleto Y yariauo surtdo de vistas este.
reosc6 ,icts
Compases de cobre de todas clases Y tama-
nos
! Tiralfn as id il.
| Cajas de matematicas de 80 cts IS.
Tras o5tadofes d cobre.
! E-caIas de proportion.
Cartebonts graduados
! Cajas Dc piniura
| Reglas de n.kel
Punzones ujaras:
Cortaplumas dinaric fnos superiores
RasDadOres de ,odas clNses.
| otva iufinidld ae articulos lie gusto pre-
| clos m6di, os
- -FGRTALEZA-37.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-30
Gaia de pr6Stan0S:

Ell dia 80 del corriente SO pondran
Il pub lea subesta las preDdas de los
talones que continuation s. expresan,
ror euenta de quien correspondent =
orden de d. Grato Tuand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-30
NO1A L. PALCLOs COKRIENL IS uUE TENE EsrAREOIpA

Regslh especial en- dom lie 80 IS ~ =.
Coucias especlaie3 en- ldcm lie So. 40 =.
Idem corrientes cn idem de 100 0...... 30 =.
ReEalia lie -5ndres especial en- ldem
de 100. .............. .... 81 =.
ldem idem cOrrieute Ell idem de 100. 30 =.
Idem sohremesa en- idem de 100 -. 80 :.
Idem cOnchas en- iiem do 100. ..... 80 e.
Oonehitas en- dem lie 100 ...... 25 :.
Me,iianOs en- ideE lie 100. ....... 20 E.
Aiar en paque.es lie so. ..... Ia :.
PeriIas gu paqnotes de tabacos
e paqneteS por. r................. 5l =.
'icadura prensada en- paquetes dc
uaA iiDrA.... ...t........... NJ
liem SIN prenssr en- potes. ........ ot
Idem sueta del pais is............. =. ?t
ldean hebra para ipa.............. OF 81.
GigarrIlloS con pica1ura hebra, IS ca
letlllas por. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. vi
scio corrlente a precios conventional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-30
el que Sc quieran, &c cInco pesos
n aslelAnte ~ cajeslllas por. ... s o
TAB.AOOS ELAbORADCS.

Excepcionales en csjas 10 uo lie 9,
tabaeos, millar. ,... Sll0 -.
ldem sin lujo de la ... -.... loo
Im2eriales Ell eajas de So. w o5 =.
RAgalla antillanA en- caias ie rs -. IS o..
Idem idem On idem lie %. .. IS =.
Idem de preierencls on ldem lie % 50 :.
Reina Victoria ca idem o So. 20
Brevas lnperlales on Idem de 81 90
OAxadores imperlsies en- idem lie 81. so
Brcvas en- hoJs en- idem de so 49,. 90 =.
Idem eilindra0as en idem de l0D 40
Idem corrientes en- idem lie 100. 80 ..
Idem en- paquetes de 10. .. .. ~
Regalia britannica en- cajas de so. 49,. so =.
victorias Gnas en- idem de 80 IS
Las vltolas no expresadas al el %
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-30
Crop Prospects in Europe

LONDON, Aug. ga volume of repN
the harvest of different countries throug
the world brought out annually is now
issued. 1t is reported the wheat q
France is this year over a larger area an
dictates a better crop than last year.
year barley is not as good as in 80, but
fairly good. Maize very ordinary; oai
rye very fair. On the whole the crops
not up to those of last year, but wheati
much below the average. None of the
will be very good and none very bad
none are average.
In Prussia the crops are fair. Swiss v
crop very poor in quantity owing to a dr.
but in quality is very fine. Oats and b
are good in quantity and quality, but th
a small area soWn of the latter.
Belgian wheat far below average; b
good; rye and oats, fair. All crops in
bad. All IN Holland are in good cond
All reports agree that the yield will be Y
average.