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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
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DEL ElL : 'BoLETIN lAIER NTH y.

I'm esta secci6p de la casa, montada eon
todos los element0s necesarios " WI Droyista Ia
materiaes de primera clase, Sc hacen
dernaciones en- holandesa, acartone pasta e.
panola, piel de leyante con relieves sls'. psls
fecto y precios reducidos.5 'ees7. 2 81
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soBREs PARA CARTAs.
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de Puerto Rico segdn Decreto del
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de- Diciembfs de 1880, = pubHcado On
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de- 1881, qns dice ssi: !. 's'2.''2 r.
ssDeseando facilitAf, seg6n "a impor-
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teSismo de 10 Doctrine Oristiana 4 tOda
clase do personals, venimos On declaral
tambi3n de tsxto para Id Di6cesis d
antique y popular q0atecismo del P
Ripa!dA que psSar de 80 reducido 70
ltmen, comprende en- sus sencillAs
conciSas preguntas y respucstas 10 su.
mh toda de ID ensehanxa cat6lica; ren'
niendo ( 10 ves la inInsnsa vent1ja d.
estkY por ~ innmo precio d alcancs d.
ID fanilias Pcbrss." ~
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Sc vende on 10 lMHRHSTA, ALNAoxE
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AMIGOS DE-. T0DOs
! PlLDORkS HOLLOWAY.

Millonss de psrsonas, On todas Las parties
muAde, ,fecemiendan diehas PildeFas como
msjor rcstaurativo Dc Il salad qus % oonoos
kll3s curan todaalas a2sceionss del coraz6n
del higado, del sstdmago, do los riGonss y
los Iintestinc1, y femHeven ID acrimonis, II
natalenCia y ls cardialgia, sxpulsando do ID
sankrs toda impurssa, fortalsciende compile
tamlante sl 5lstema nsrvioso y dando IN tone
udable { ID organisaci6n general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14

La OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
TLIBROS 81 aplifeada por Il aplicacion de-
una regla L aiiDis para aceftar 81 dendor
y sl aofssdol, aCompahada fde humefosos
e9enpIps De cAculcse mercantilss, por @
G III, r lido Gs 10 2O.o edioion In
CASA por 4. G. beck, b'Jo 10 Immediate
enpecct6n del autor. Un tomo elsgants
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10 Dr8dHce c0fGH7hrsS, HfIuEIgu dsi 6StO-
n71RO, M aIQrrs0 nj eStreit7lIsntO de
OleNtfs. No tieNG RLa9uM sGhOf NJ 0tOf
Ati0 cOH7NRlc0 al UL7O, AZ aqua NJ d c0GE
NNlbf OkrO HQutdO cor ei CuGf Dueae TO-
learSb. JAMAS EMNEAAEcE Aos Dlk1JEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
1NvNcrgLEs IN A NEW HOUSE.


, RECEPTION BY A PROSPEROUS cDuB-PRoMT
NrNr REPUBLICANS PRESENT.
,rh. oIuh.bouse of the Invlncibles, new Repub-
lican organization Of young men In the Twenty
third ward OF Brooklyn was opened last evening Win
q pleasant reception. The cruz mas no" ITO NOM
hers and has leased fine house at No 3i3 Gates
ave near Hedfordaye which has been fitted up at
an sxnepse ~ over So 0O0 The purposes Of the or
oanizaton are 70 educate young men I'm Republican
principles, TO establish permanent uniformed point
Ical body and TO promote social intercourse Inc
members did good service for Harrison and Morton
In the last campaign. The officers are as fonows'
CviI-James r. Skinner, PRESIDENT H. A. BOOTH Woo
president: Horace stearns, secretary; Joseph L.
Nelson corresponding secretary; C. L. Stump, treas
,rer Mutarv-Walter f. Barnes colonel Irving
W. peet leutenantcoonel Alex. NJ Van Leer, major;
Jobn It Vansant auartermaster; Frank Angevine IT,,
edjutant; DR.. S. S. Brown, surgeon
Among the other active members arc Heiry IL.
Mitchell, Charles Graf, Thomas U. Halbert' +. c.
Knapp, @. A. Graf, J. g. kuhl' 8 f. Noyes ana
]. r. Dallas
Most Of the nrominent Republicans OF Brooklyn
vora invited to he present last evening. and among
tbose vrbo attended were Franklin Woodruff, Con-
rressnanelect wallace Major b. II. CUwin, General
]. III. Warwick David A. baldwin, Charities Commits
sioner Ray Alderman Henry A. Smith, ex-senator
Russell W. II. waring, Alfred Hodges Ernest Nathan,
Supervisor Lockwood A. W. Gleason, George Ken
meth, Francis H.. Wilson. Howard NJ. Smith and DR..
7 n Rurdick Colonel W. Il. Smith. Of the Phila-
delpha Invnclbles, was also present
President Skinner made brief speech OF welcome.
Can rrrssman-elect W. C. Wallace congratulate tho
club on It's bright outlook and said
that tho Republican party owed Its sue
cess 10 such organizations as this Franklin
woodruff. chairman of the County Committee said that
the leaders looked upon Kings County as the grandes
county In the State for tho results Republicans had
achieved. Major Corwin, Colonel Smith. Senator
Russell, D. A. Baldwin, Alfred Hodges and Others
spoke.
The following letter was read
Dear Sir: Your letter OF the 9th instant addressed 70
General Harrison has been received He directs me to
express his thanks 30 you for tho courtesy Of your invita-
ton but to say that engagements are such as preclude
the instability OF his attendance. Truly yours
T. W. HALFoRD.
Letters were also read from VicePrcsident-elcct
Morton, Senators Evarts, and HIscock NJ. S, Quay
G. f. Henderson, Chsuncey NJ. Dcpew. S. b. EIklns,
Congressman Mckinley II. II. Bingham, S. V. y
Crugrr. Mayor Filter, A. W. Tenney, r. e. shepard,
W IT. Williams, General S. L. W1odfofd, J. IL. At
water and ID. H. Eames.
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vAR1ous NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

ELTzABETH.-Robert Dehart pulatto employed
at the Central Railroad Companys roundhouse az
Rosse tried 10 drive away negro tramp, washington
Tyler, from about the premises on Wednesday night
when ths latter suddenly drow revolver and fred
three shots ono OF which passed through tho watch
mans hat His woudbe assassin took TO the woods, but
was captured, and last night was committed to the
county tAu Tho citizens Of EliZabethport
held largely attended meeting on Wednesday night 70
establish National bank, and W. II. Rankin, prom
nent manufacturer, presided. A committee OF seven
headed by Judge Gnhooy, was appointed to canvass
the merchants for shares Of the capital stock
HoBoKEN.-Potcr Mcchler. past master Of Jefferson
Lodge No. 1876 T. O. o. f., was taken yesterday to
tho odd Fellows Home IN Trenton, where he win be
cared for as long a. he lives. few years ago Mr..
Mechcr was of tho wealthiest men in tho county,
but he met with series OF reverses and was reduced
to poverty.
ENGLEwooD.-Jacob J. Losler. a prominent eff
zen of Toaneck yesterday hts dog, which he priced
highly on the track OF tho West Shore road in danger
OF being killed by approaching train. Losier
whilo cndcavoring to got the dog from tho track was
himself struck by tho locomotive and sustained in
iw1es which will probably prove fatal.
HoHoKUs-MIchaol Ward, an employe OF Halls
Hotel bravely saved little slx-year-od AMMO Ham
mond from death yesterday. Tho little girl attempted
cross tho track at the station after freight train
had passed and as sho stepped on tho eastbound
track passenger train, which was moving rapidly
was within but fow yards OF tho child when she was
rescued by Wand. Tho latter had narrow escape
from being struck by the locomotive.
BAYoNNE.-Tho Commissioners of Adjustment have
fled another report embracing property In the First
Second, Third and Fourth Wards. Tho reductions
made average about 10 per cent.
BERGEN PoINT.-Plans arc on exhibition of tho
Ncw-Jelscy Athletic Clubs new house. The club has
ordered two new shells, one for tho XIII Won kull
regatta and for tho station Island Athletic Club
elghtoaTed she'll race.
CENTREVIILE Theodore Cadmus died at his
homo early yesterday morning. He was Union
veteran, who spent six months in Libby Prison.
RAHwAY-The stock machinery and fixtures Of the
Sanitary Rubber Company, which recently suspended,
have been ordered to bo sold public sale by tho court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
GUESTS OF A ROWING ASSOCIATION.


Tho interest Of Nyack society centred last
night in brilliant assemblago In tho beautiful club
house Of the Nyaek Rowing Association. Tho oc-
casion was the first winter opening OF tho club
house after the introduction Of system OF steam
heating. Tho reception committee consisted OF Nj
and Mrs Alexander Pollock General and Mrs. James
H. BlauveIt, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Hart, Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Chapman, Mr and Mrs. a. c. Tucker, Mt
and Mrs. a. II. Jackman, Colonel ard Mrs. Richard
vosc, Mr. and Mrs W. D. Conrad Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Lexow and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Hayes
Messrs. Ersldne, J. s. Yanhouten, A. s. Godhn and
John j. Jackman were the entertaining committee
The floral decorations fine, and the eolors
OF the club cardinal and white, wero everywhere
displayed.
The grand march, in which fifty couples Joined
was led by Colonel Alexander Pollock, president
Of tho association, and Mrs. General James u.
Blauvelt. Many friends Of the association from
other places were present The members Of tho
club and their guests will hereafter be able TO enjoy
the facilities afforded by their clubhouse, and VIII
not require separate winter quarters as they have
done for eight years Several hundred guests, represent
ing the best society Of Nyack, enjoyed last nights
reception Tho association, under tho energetic
supervision Of President Pollock and It's present
trustees seems imbucd with new life, and tho club
house promises TO be the scene OF much more gayety
befuro SDrlnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
IN FAVOR OF THE DISTRICT SYSTEM

School Commissioner Jared SANFORD. OF Wesichester
County, who was appoluted at tho recent con
venou In this city, of tho state Association OF Com
missioners and superintendents as one OF the
COMMITTEES TO prepare bill for tho Legislature to
change tho present system OF school organization,
opposed 10 being nisrcpreseuted to the public Some
Of the outoftown newspapers have represented that
be was in favor OF the plan proposed at the convention
to bring all the schools of one town under the jurs
diction Of a town board, instead Of having them con
trocd by district trustees and that no would press
tho bill to its passage.
Commissioner sanford declares that this f. unjust
that at tho convention in this city he opposed tho
change and he has had no reason to change his mind
As a member Of the legislative committee, he says
that no represents the minority, but that It Is not
his duty TO support the measure, and he will bring
all the inaueuce TO bear against II that he can as no
district decidedly opposed to tho proposed return TO
the township syslem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
A sEyToy,g NARROW EsCApE.

Five hundred people were gathered in George-st
Now brunswick opposite tho First Methodist Church.
last night wondering why It was not opened for 70
vval services. Some Of tho trustees forced pas
sageway into tho church, and When the door wcro
opened rush Of gas issued from tho edlhce. In ono
corner of the church John b. Buckalaw, tho sexton,
was found nearly dead from asphyxiaton. lie was
carried into the open air and revived, and Il was
then found that he intoxicated Buckalaw had
been seen at about o'clock, much intoxicated max
ing his way toward the church, and from what no
was able to tell himself It appears he tried to light
up and turned the gas on the big sxty-burner chan
dcller after which u Is supposed he fell down and
left the sixty open burners blowing gas into the
church for nearly an hour
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containing the names of the pilgrims will be deposited
al Jerusalem.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY Oily.
Michael Mcnamara was tried I'm the General sessions
Court yesterday for assault and battery on Policeman
McCany. Tho prisoner was said TO be member OF
the Ero-st gang Tho evidence against him was
weak and Judge Lipplncott evidently believed that
tho policemen who were witnesses made It so pur-
posey. In hts charge to the jury he said; The
testimony given by the policemen exhibits them In
an unfavorable light They go Into nquor-stores,
consort with rowdcs, and then expect the court to
believe their testimony when these sefsame rowdies
arc trial I don't suppose these remarks will in
auence the Commissioners to appoint better men,"
This consure of Democratic police force by Judge
who was a Democrat was thought significant by those
who heard IT, The prisoner was acquitted.
1t was rumored yesterday that the Grand Jury han
found indictments against the County Board Of Free
holders and the Jersey City Board of Public Works for
mafeasance and mourning obligations in excess of the
appropriations 1t IS said that the malfeasance al
legged consists Of awarding fraudulent contracts and
passing fraudulent claims At the close of the fiscal
year. on November 80, tho Freeholders had def
which that amount represents are being paid out Of
the appropriations for the current year, which is a
violation Of the law
The police are keeping up the raid on the Erie
Railway employees who obstruct streetcrossings for
moro than three minutes, the limit prescribed In the
ordinance James Courtney, freight conductor. was
fined SEQ by Justice stllsng yesterday Andrew
poIan an engineer, also sentenced TO pay fne
Of 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
LONG ISLAND.

The regular quarterly inspection OF the entire sys-
tenn Of the Long Island Railroad took place yestor'
day. President Corbin, accompanied by Vice Presl-
dent Norton and superintendent Barton, made the
trip In No. 200. Tho roadbed was found to be
regulated section has not been awarded.
LONG ISLAND ClTY.-Mayor Glcason's famous
colt Parnoll nearly killed Michael Carroll tho Mayors
groom yesterday. The animal Is highly priced by
tho Mayor Yesterday morning while Carroll was In
the box stall IN the stables caring for Parnel, the
legs. Tho right foot struck Carroll in the face, and
no was knocked down almost senseless Tho animal
out OF the stall. Edward Ward, another employee Of
the Mayor removed Carroll TO DR. DennlePs drug
store. Dr. Alfred Turner sewed up the wounds put.
ting eight stitches I'm CAROLS face.
JANLAICA.-1hs will OF John W. Lawrence was adj
mltted to probate Yesterday by Surrogate Weller at
jamaica Mr.. Lawrence divides among HIS children
and grandchildren about a quarter OF million dollars
in real and personal property. and gives the residue
OF his estate to hts children share and share alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
oArHEREp Anour rnE TowN.

The will Of Surrogate Lott was probated By Judge
Moore, acting Surrogate, yesterday.
The divorce secured by DR.. Brainard Forbes OF
CIsyvIlle I'm 1851, was set aside yesterday 10 give
Mrs. Forbes an oppoItunliy TO defend the suit
Henry g. Bender. of Rochester. who attempted to
swlndle several panodealer and Others recently with
worthless checks, pleaded guilty yesterday 70 three
attempts To- commit grand larceny, and was rrnanded
for sentence.
Christian Fisher, age twensy.sx, Of Pennsylvania
and jamaica aves committed suicide yesterday after.
noon by shooting himself IN the head ns had boon
respondent for some time.
Frank p Dudgeon balled himself yesterday by de
posting securities for $4,000. the amount Of bail
Fixed in HIS case.
Presidential Elector J. s T. stranahan, who was
confined TO HIS house after his recent trip 20 wash
ington 10 carry the electoral vote OF this State, pas
able 20 be out yesterday and attend to business.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday appointed Ed
wand S. Linehan senogapher 10 the Coronefs
The Post ofloo receipts In January s595G5 6l,
an Increase Of a, 500 81 over January, 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
pR1Esrs no MAKE A pILaRIMAGE.

Bishop wlgger, Of tho Roman Catholic Diocese of
Newark, which includes all Of New-Jerscy north Of
Trenton, with MonsIgnor Doano and Seton and a mum
Der Of priests from the diocese ara about TO make
pilgrimage to tho Holy Land and viii visit points
of interest m Italy Syria and other countries Tho
party viii join about 500 American priests and lay
men from all parts Of the country. One object Of
the pilgrimage IFS to raise money for the maintenance
OF the shnes and sacred places In Palestine and the
journey win occupy eightyfour days, from February
% to May 10 inc pilgrims win carry with them
portable altar and also banner which win he denos.
tied in the Church Of the Holy sepucbrc, An album
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
WHAT is CONG ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Republican officers IN AsSen0iS 1i"'
20 hear challenges enrolment. -,
Board OF Arbitration. Murray LII hoVe'
Park Commissioners meeting -,
Business Mems Republican Association ONO Society
rooms, D. m.
BOARD OF Street Openings, City Hail.
Curling matches Courtlandt Lake
The Rev Charles PaysOn Malery before Seneaiosi0a
and biographical Society. Berkeley Lyceum, D. m
sentence Of Adolph Sambalino by Recorder emyth. O
American Chemical Society, University BUILDING o
n o'Neill Co.'s employees annual ball. Lexington
Avenue Opera House, evening. 49,. A..
War veterans and ex.mcmbers OF sth Regiment Ar
mory, s 80 p m.
Meroscopical Society. No 6S Madison-ave.' p M
Football Club delegates meeting, Newark, p. n-
College Of the City OF NewYork dramatic entertain
ment Berkeley Lyceum. p. m. 40 .,,.. r.,..u
New-York Academy Of Medicines NO. l. "s'' LII"
drst-st., p. m. -, ,,.u
Reading by VIII Carleton, Association Han, p M
The Row. d. G. Wyiie's lecture KNOX 6hespyoefls
Chnr,b ssvsnty. second.st. and Secondsve., p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
ALONG TILE SnuND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The classmates Of young Mr. VII
lard recently hurt by the cars here and SIN IN tho
hosptal. Yesterday sent him basket Of fruit and
confections labelled Yale 02' He win DO sent to
his homo in washington next week. :: Colo
mel Prank S. Parrott, whose death at the age OK
twenfy-nlno occurred on Wednesday evening", was
highly thought Of in the community where ne lived
He rad been active as a Republican during the re-
cent campaign, and received from Governor Buckley
an appointment as alde-de-camp on his stan; me
attending the ball Of the Old Guard IN NewiofK isss
week he took a cold which, developing into pneu-
monia was the cause of his death. :. Mrs
Walter from Africa, and Mrs. Schneider, from ISs-
key, addressed the Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
cletv Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-01
NEWARK.


The Finance Committee Of Common Council has
received an offer Of bronze water fountain from Dr.
D. d: CogsweH, of California The fountain ana
statue representing temperance, cost about @oooo
Tho New-York Moderation Society propose to supply
tho fountain with lco during the summer
Lafayette Howden living in Passaie township
Morris County was committed to jail yesterday on
charge of horse stealing. The charge is made py
Charles H. Tucker of No 11e Liniest.
In the vice-chancollors Court yesterday Mrs Anna
wendio, a widow, recovered property under peculiar
circumstances In May, 1886. she took John Bluehr
10 board lie said he had wife in Germany but
would soon get a divorce, and in course Of time she
consented to marry him as soon as he was free. she
Allowed him 10 act her business agent and authorized
him to buy her a house In West Hoboken for Sl'4OO'
giving him 81, 900 70 pay In cash. Bluehr had the
mortgage mado out I'm HIS name, and after she
had moved into tho house he put her out and re-
pudiated HIS engagement Tho ViceChancellor de-
clded that tho transactions were fraudulent
The Grand Jury came Into court yesterday with
a presentment and lot OF indictments, several OF
which were OF LIQUOR sellers for violation Of the High
License law. The prescntment recommends the cree
ton Of "a Joint city and county building on the
property known as tho Old Buryng Ground, and al
viscs the erection OF new wing to the county jan
and the separation Of the laundry and culinary de-
partments, and also safer methods OF transporting
prisoners between the jail and tho courthouse.
Tho 5th Regiment, National Guard paraded at
the city armory last night and tho marksmen's
badges for 1858 were presented TO successful marks
men. There was large assemblagc. including many
military men.
A report was published on Tuesday that in the case
Of ]. C. Hartshorno against George W. Thomas. VICE
Chancellor Bird had decided in favor OF the plaintiff
Tho suit concerning money spent In an nenectual
attempt 10 recover treasure lost in the British tigae
Tlussar IN 1880. This decision was made year ago
and tho appealed to the Court of Errors
and Appeals of New-Jersey where the Veechaneelors
decision has Just been reversed Tho sixteen judges
Of that court were unanimous IN the decision in favor
o. Thomas