davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
ALMANAQUES.

z del grandioso surtido de Al
manaques exfoliadores, que igual-
mente acaha de recibirse de Euro
pa en-. esta Imprents, 1 que di-
remosi Pues, sencillamente, que es
10 mas notable que de gu clase sc
ha visto aqui.
Los hay, On inflnita collection, de
todos tamafos, del mas grande al
mas pequefio. de mdltiples for,
mas y precios, conteniendo ell san.
toral, la parte astron6mica, efelo6-
rides, an6cdotas, poesfas, pensa-
mientos, charadas, y ostentando
bellisimos Cromos y acuarelas con
gallardas alegorfas cientifcas, ar
tfsticas, religiosas y mitol6gicas,
retratos de soberanos, tipos de fam
tasfa & hist6ricos Y de leyenda,
gaerreros, hadas, toreros, ETC.,
ETC., etc.
Los recomendamos q las perso.
mas de gust0.
Errata.-No perteneCe q Ia res
| petable casa comercial de los Sres.
r. Fernandez & Co., de Ponce
nuestro amigo don Oandido Cue.
rrero, como equivocadamente dill.
mos en- una local de nuestro ndme'
| 70 anterior, sino & Ia sociedad mer
Icantil, tambien respectable, de ID
misma ciudad, que gira bajo la "a
z6n de Mayol Hermanos s. 90.
,Queda subsanada Ia equivoca-
Ci6n.
Corrids dc toros. .--Es axtraordi
maria la animation que reina On @
p6blico CON motive de Ia gran co
rrida de toros que tendr& efeett
mahana por Ia tarde en- ell Ouarte
de Ballsja. La valla SO ha refor
mado convenientemente Y estar
aseguradas 50 solidez y firmeza
tAlos toros
Taoantes LID estan dos plazai
de Obreros on 81 Parque de Arti,
lletia, estand0 dotada cada una ds
ellas CON el sueldo de 10000 mo-
media Official, Lao Teieridas plazai
son de forjador , ajustador.
A los aspl l:sntes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01

g.
1000 sacos con resefVa del precio.
Queda solo disponible nm lote de-.
| $50 sacos centrffnga y dos lotes de-
|'mascabade, pero esta claso no ha.
LA solicitud. Cotizamos 81 Centri-
fuga de pesetas 1850 6 20 Y cl
mascabado de 1850 a 1850 seg6n
classes, 81 90. de 41'60 kilos en- de
p6sito.
De 1? de Enero al
81 de Octubre.. 25.O07. .94Olilon.
En igual periodic
de 1855. 23.256. .641
Cafes. Puerto Rico. Por vapor
IslG de Lus6n han yenido de Ma
yagtiez l04 sacos para I'm almace-
nista ytr09 en- dos Totes nara II
yenta, y por Cataluisd, 100 sacoS
DEP Ponce, tambi6n disp0nibles. Del
han podido realizarse W.
rias transacciones, pues 81 nuevo
sostiene en- origen pfecios firmes,
10 que ha animado 4 los c0mprado.
res; Sc han hecho 40 sacos kacien.
da bajo por IslG de Las6n q pfs.
2060 del dep6sito l93 hacienda
bueno q 26,25, 40 id. id. Is 1850. 30 !
ID. regular q rs y 90 ia. d: 4 26 "a.
despachado, quedando s0stenido 81
hacienda de pfs. 21'5O d ~ u 81 ]
pueblo de 20'5O & 81 qq. 8 @l'60
kilos en- dep6sito. Tambi6n pare
ce haberse hecho algdn aiuste &
entregar en- 81 nuevo de pfs. 1850
a 26 despachsdo.
Artibos de Cuba, Puerto Rico J
Filipinas:
Arribos 1c de Enc.
roal 81 Octubre. 1.433.281 kil0s.
En- igual periodic
de 1883. .... 1.8142s4. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
SOBRINOS De EzQUIAeA,
TORTALNZA, II.
COMISIONISTAE.

ECasa..d giros , conaisionss.
Agentes dc los vaporesAcorrsos Do Ia
Oompania TrasatlAntica Nspanola.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los seAofea
White Genny co., de Liverpool.
Agentes do i'd ID de Los senorea Ls.
rrinsgay CO., de i'd.
Agsntss deid id de l0sIsshofes j. T,
Nickela y Co, de ID.
Agsntss Dc ID Oompshia ds ssgaiol
IyM dsid".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
OPERAOIOKEs sOBRE EL MUELLE.

Por Latimer y Fernandez: "a
Francisco Font, 10 brls manzanas.
Por Lopez Yillamil 8 Co.: "A
Vicente s. Co, 30 d manteca. Al
FHgozcne q Clos, 800 pleas MADEIRA,
200 aids tejamanf. j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
AGENCIl DE EABBICAS
HO1TH . AM1RxCAMA1.
lIPREIAlAIlRMIEV-YO &c. I'IIHVHlV
irufE CEIERu PARA PuRTu- ps,
PEDRO GAMBIA CORDOvA

Repreaentaci6nIdirect de fabricantes.--En pro.
visiones de Ia Harina arca COfdsro, mAnteca mar.
"a Csrdito, QAboes Nee pLSs stsa, Gallo Emesson,
Tocino y Janones de Halsteald Co., 1alletas de
Veias Papel, Escobas Tsbaco on rama, Ferretsria,
QuincaIa, Perfumeria, Barrenas Botones, crista-
leria, Joyeria Beloies, Eectos de escritorio, Ca
rruaies Lamparas, Pinturas, Juguetes, Pianos Or.
ganoss Casas portAtiles, en- general Dc todas lal
manufactures alneFicanas.
Sc exhiben muestras en- eI AlnacGn sitnado ensln
calle de ia Fortaleza n6nero ~, donde 81 Conner.
ciante importador puede hacer sus facturaa con q
articnlo ala vista, garantiz&ndoles preoioa des-
cuentos de f&bricas.
Be admiten 6rdenes Dc importadores, que sorAs
ejecutadaa pcr medic de eesta AgenciA, enearRos
de ohietoa para uao personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
OuTlzaGloNES De FRUTus DEL PALS.

Asdoaf.-No hemos tenido operas
clones.
Mtelss. - Fampoco hemos tenldO
operaCiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
SANTORAL.

Domingo, II de Diciembre.-.
Santa Natalia, viuda.
Lunes, 2.-Santa Bibiana, vir.
gen y martir, San Pedro Cris6lo
60, obispo , doctor, , Santa Eli
sa, virgen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
Martin R. Corch0dO.

Bsiios de C0amO.--RecordamoS
& todos los que, por ell estado de 50
salud, tengan que hacer uso de
aquellas beneficas y maravillosas
aguas, que curan radicalmente in
tinidad de dolencias, prolongando
la vida, que, dada la deliciosa
temperature primaveral que eter-
namente Sc goza en- aquel higieni-
CO Balneario, es todavia OCCASION,
y muy propicia, Ia presente, para
curarse de sus males los banistas.
Los cuales deben tener presentea
tambi6n las mdltiples comodidades
de que les rOdean los duenos de
aquellos magnffcos Baiios, y Ell es.
merado Y solfcito trato de que ed
objetO allf ell pdblico.
tOonque, animarse "a Coamo
jQuien, que aprecie 50 salud, no
Sc decide q irs & los medicinales
Bafos de Ooamo. en- esta tempora.
da Z
Desde que SO conoce el Pectoral
de Ans Cahuita, ls tisis y demas On.
fermedades del pecho, Ia garganta
y los pulmones tienen un aliVio 60
guro, cuando no una curaci6n radi-
cal. No hay tos, resf.iado, ronque.
ra, bronquitis, nj afecci6n alguna
del pecho que no ceda Immediate.
mente ante los asombrosos
del PeCtoral de AnaCahuita. Es el
meior de todos los expectorantes
y el mas SECURE & inofensivo de
cuantos calmantes SO conocen. Si
Sc toma en- union con el Aceite
de Higado de Bacalao, marca Ian.
man &c Kemp, la curaci6n so hace
mucho mas rapida. 80
5s1Andr6s Bordoy. = Especialidad
en- calzado, que vende al por mayor
al detail en- SD establecimiento,
San Francisco, 81.
El Sadlitz Chsnteaud, que tiene
fama universal, es un purgativo sa-
40, refrescante, de un sabor agra
liable Y de una eficacia cierta para
combatir Ia 0onstipG0i6n; su EN-.
pleo diario es dtil 3 los gotosos y
reumaticos,.. 4 las personas de
5emperament0 sangufneo, D las
congestiones cerebrales, a los YER.
ligos, jaquecas y hemorroides y q
los embarazos gastricos. Es POI
excelencia el purgativo mas suave
para las seforas Y los nifos.
Para evitar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, Y dc los me-
1icamentos dosim6tricos, del cual
N. ChanteGatd es Ell Gnico prepara-
ior, exijase sobre la etiQueta 81
acmbre del autor.
Barggraevs- ChanteGMd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
REVIST a GO OIAI.'


Col. esp. 1Angelita, carga para
Fajardo.
Col esp BELLA Joaquina,D pen
diente.
Col esp. 'Isabela,n carga para
Naguabo, Yabucoa y HnmacaO.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
ENTRADAs DE oABoTAJH.

ENTRADAS DE OABOTAJE.
Bdra esp "Marfa Dolores = de
Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Bdra esp ''Nueva Flor" de Vie
ques.
Col esp "Olementina de Cana
rias," de Fajardo, Nsguabo y HUI
macao.
SALIDAs DN TRAvRsfA.
Para Palma de Mallorca, berg.
esp. " Beatriz, " despachado pOr
Rubert herlnanos, 20 boys, 800 brls
az6car con 1900 kilos, lis pipa
aguardiente con 30 litros, 139 brls
seb0 con 1888 kilos, 70 sI cafe
con 5,816 kilos, 2,645 cueros de res,
con q, ,423 kilos, 1000 cocos secos.
Por Gavino Vicente & Co., COL
cueros de res con 1900 kilos, % ST
cafe CON 2,311 kilos. Por Piz& her
manos, 485 cueros de res con 4,0S1
kilos. Por j. Ochoa y hermano, Q
81 cafe con ITO kilos. Por s. de q.
Prats 8 Co., 16 brls sebo con 1,94O
kilos.
SALIDAg DH OABoTAJE.
Col. esp. Ooraz6n de Maria,n
para Manati.
Bdra. esp. " Aguadillana, " para
Aguadilla.
Col. esp. "Petra," para Arecibo.
DESPACH-ADOS.
Col, esp. "Olementina de Mana
IT," para Manati y Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
ALAs

& A 1Ab
II "A ME II Ii II a. -
Los mejores peri6diCos de mOda
y mas baratos son los que pe leci.
ben en- la
PROPAGANDA L1TERAR1As
Tanca, 2, altos. Puerto. Rlco.
.. IA aAe. bs,sslvG
80 t.s-@an e.--.
El Correo de "a Modd. 10 xHbO
La Ultima Moda......... 6 $50 7
~ SaI6N dc Ia Modd... s
Pago antiCipado.
Pfdanse prospectos antes desnS.
cribirse q ningdn otro peri6d 6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01

n0&4 s01Upu CO1COUtOA0O ~
Joaquin de Fonseca Ia Encomien.
da 0rdinaria de Carlos III.
Real Decreto designando para
una de las Secciones de Ia Au-
diencia de 10 criminal de Ponce 4
D. Julio Maeia Vazquez, Magiss
trado del mismo Tribunal, one
reune las debidas eircunstancias.
Real @ den de- que se da cuen.
to On otra parte de este ndmero.
Real Orden disponiendo Sc pi-
dan & Is CAmara de Concrete de
Ponce lSs Memorials referentes &
los trabsios de Il miama, desde
So fandaci6n, Y que, segdn 10 dis
puesto en- ei apartado 16 del ar
iiculo 2o del Real Decreto de 10
de NcYismbre dc 1856, deben ser
Femitidas 81 Ministerio de Ultra.
mar.
Permitese I b. Antonio Roig
que se sncsrgue inserinsmente de
ID Agencia Comefcial de 8. NJ.
Britannica ca Humacao, Naguabo
, Fajardo, con reaideneia en- 81
primer punto. s
Circular del Gobierno General
recOrdAnd0 ( los Ayuntsmisntcs
81 debef en- que sstan de dar cum
RlimisptQ ( las dlspoaiciones Vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01

|gentes para IL formation de los
proyectos de obras municipales,
asi como las de psrticulares que
tengan caracter de pdblicas.
Los Ayuntamientos tienen cue
remitir al Gobierno, con toda bre.
vedad, una nota del ndmero de
ejemplares del pliego y formula
rio que deseen adquirir con obJe.
to de hacer su pedido el Ministe.
rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
En- la entrante semans se paga.
ran por Ia Real Hacienda las 81,
guientes facturas del eorteo l2::

Circular della Iutendencia &C.
neral de Hacienda sobre el in-
greso del importe de los impresos
que para los trabajos del Ami
llaramiento neceslten los NUM-.
cipios , el pago de- los mismos {
Ia Casa Contratista.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
GRAN EABRICl DE- FOSFOROS.
D0BLE LDI,- -Os0---Y cROIOS.

Unica premiada con MedaliA de Plata, ,s.suIla
Exposition Universal de Barcelona.
Ventas al contado, Z plaxos.
Dep6sitos: EG0zCUE 7 CLOS, IGLE-
SIAE Y co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01

oonstanis Eursido en- efectos para Ia Armada
ai6rcitoy VcluntaTsOa- -DiviBas para emrleAdos ID
acienda, ccrreos y TelsgFafcs. -Placas, erucsr-.
sdallas De todas classes y cirtas para las nismae
0osfeccisnsn. gorEss dc todas oiansa. --Esphd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
OPERAuIOHEs De BuQuEs EN- PUERTO
TRAvEsfA.

TRAvEsfA.
Berg. ing. "Doris," descargando.
Vap ing Soldier Prince des-
,cargando.
cABoTAJE.
Vap. esp. "San Juan," oargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
oAcETA DE HOY.
c6digo Civil.

Real Ofden concediendo aD.
Joaquin de Fonseca Ia Encomien.
do 0rdinaria de Carlos III.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
LUDWIG DUPLACE
CASA De alRos coMlsIoNEs.

. Dep6dto de
/ Hcores al lvapor.
AGENTE at
La Empres Vapm
Royal MaiStem Packet London
brca De de elaboration azdcal
Northern Assurance London. y
North British & Mercantile eInsrsnce Or. London
Marine Insurance %, Linn London 6 $50 81
Loyd Andau. s 81 sSs q s
Angloooninsntaa ohlendorf) Works. London. ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.

ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsfA. y
Ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-01

II "A ME Il II II a. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE MYSTIC PARK EXHIBITION.

Boston, Sept 81 (specisD-About 5000 people
visited Mystic Park to-day 10 the exhibit Of the
Horse Breeders Association. Tho track presented a
lively appearance all day, horses and their progeny
being exhibited and their PAGES shown upon the
track, which was heavy on account Of Thursday
rain. The unfinished race in the . 80 class, for a
purse Of $625, was trotted out J. Wlncks bay mare
Moe winning, J. ii. Hicks bay mare May being
second, and J. W. Galvn's bay geldng Orange
Blossom third; best time :23 "a. In the class for
two year-olds the bay horse Nominator won In two
straight heats in 80 . AS IL. In the :25 class
the bay stallion !. r. shedd best time 30 IL.
The gray stallion Alcryon and the bay stallion
Nelson trotted on exhibition. AlcryOn made mile
In :16 "a and Nelson in . 30 Ii.
Tho exhibition will close today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The examination in supplementary proceedings brought
against Bradhurst SchieHen by J.. j. Denning Co.. In
suit for the recovery OF 1881 for goods bought by
Schlenelins wife, continued yesterday in the City
Court ROOM After session the adjourned
October IL.
Judge DAILY, the Court Of Common Pleas, yesterday
denied the application OF Primrose and West the mnstres
to continue the injunction restraining Shepard and Wood
musical specialists playing under the management OF
the Howard Athenaeum Company Colonel George II.
Hart was counsel for the defendant
The Assessors County have assessed the
farm OF 600 White Plains owned by the New
YORK Hospital the ground that the hospital Is not
public charitable institution. writ OF cerora to re-.
view the obtained in the Supreme Court
and came up argument before Judge Pratt yesterday
law passed year exempted the hospitals property
lr taxation 40 long IL used FOR charitable purposes
and no income derived from &C. The hearing al.
lourned for the preparation Of nndayits.
Two more witnesses heard yesterday by Referee
Ocott against the petition OF the trustees Of the Brooklyn
Bridge 10 have the northern exits wldened. This timo
the indignant whose property 1t Is proposed TO
ate fof the purpose brought IN John L. Ramsay ana
Richard Stanton boss c2fmen TO testy Ia their behalf
Ramsay sfaed chat n biz opinion the widening would ba
mistake that there voui BE- less ciowdng aud less risk
or accident n teams compelled IN single ne
than n sbrcs,. The hearing viii be continued oe-
t0ber g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE MEDICAL SESSION ENDED.
PHYSICIANS DISCUSS MANY PROFESSIONAL SUB.

PHYSICIANS DISCUSS MANY PROFESSIONAL SUB
JEcTs AND ELECT OFFICERS.
The third days session Of the New-York State
Medical Society eQuaed in interest either OF the TWO
srecsdng ones The room well filled throughout
the day with the members, resident physicians and
students interested in the proceedings Inc preSi-
lent announced the following nominations Dr. John
G. orion, Of Binghamton. for president; vce-presi-
tents DR.. Douglas Ayres. of Montgomery County Dr.
w. H. Burton, of Troy; DIR. f. Mott More, tr Of Mon
roe County Dr. William B. Eager Of Orange County;
treasurer Dr. John II. Hinton, Of New-York; secre-
tary DR.. T. D. Ferguson, of Troy director Of library,
Or. John W. 5. Gouley. As members OF the couhcfi
were proposed: First District, DR.. c. NJ Klock and
DR.. ". H. Biggam, of Montgomery County; Second
District, Dr. Thomas Wilson. Of Columbia County;
THIRD District Dr. H. o. Jewett, of COrtlandt County;
sourth District Simeon T. Clark. of Niagara County;
Fifth District Dr. John J. Truax, of New-York The
sficers were elected unanimously.
The following papers were then read On the
bacterological test of drinking water" by DR.. f. X
Durham; " The cure of hemorhoids by excison and
closure with the buried animal suture," by DR.. II. O.
Marcy: Report of case of ataXic paraplegia," by
Dr. Darwin Covin " Observations on dislocations Of
the hip by Dr. W. c. Lynde
The first part of the afternoon session was devoted
10 the discussion Of the hypnotics The question
'sulphonal, amy hydrate hydrobromate OF byoScne; ;
hynone, paraldehyde, urethran-their therapeutic
applications. CONGRATULATIONS toxcology and meth
ods OF admins raton ?" opened by Dr. William H.
Tint lie was followed by Drs. Austin Flint, f. G.
Janeway Charles Rice Charles 6. Stockton and John
]. TTuax.
DR. Charles stedmsn Bun tnen read paper on
sExe,ction of cataract without ridectOmy, and was
followed by Dr. Lewis Hail sayre with an address on
.Two cases of angular deformity of the knee joint
After short discussion the president declared the
business OF the association ended and adjourned the
Meeting AZ 80 O'Clock until next year Most Of the
telcg gates started for their homes last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
MORE EVIDENCE IN THE GIBLIN CASE.

Mrs Kate Gibn. wife of the condemned man,
the first witness called in the Gblin murder reference
case yesterday in the Common Pleas courtroom The
important part o. her testimony was that Abraham
Sudan, who conducted the defence in the original
trial had not called her for the defence had he
consulted with her during the trial about anything
that had occurred her home previous TO the shooting
ARRAY Concerning the copper plates which were
found in her house. she said that they had been in
tho bureau drawer for a year or more and she knew
that her husband had never taken them out Of the
drawer since he first placed them there When the
officers came to her house after the murder she had
taken the things ot her bureau 10 assist the officers
I'm their search and she put the copper plates the
bed with some other articles. The officers took the
plates away with them She said she had never
heard any one say anything about her husband being
counterfcter: nor had he been arrested before
TO her knowledge.
Louis NJ. Muller. milkman OF No. 10 KrG-st..
said that he had lived in the neghborhood Of the
GoeIz's bakery for th.rty-fve years and had sold
them milk but he had heard that Valentine
Goelz had a bad temper. nor that he had threatened
10 blow out the brains OF an iceman with whom he
got into dispute The reference was then adouTnel
10 the home Of James Murphy, Of No. 1s3 West
Houstox-st who Is said TO be dying Of consumption,
he could not come the courtroom.
nreVious trials as the situation when he entered
The bakery after the shooting. The referee then
went TO the Goez bakery and had the bullet holes
continued on Monday at the Court of Common Pleas
rom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

The primaries held last night in several Oh the
Tammany Hall and County Democracy Assembly Dis
tcts 10 elect candidates for the Democratic State con-
ventlon resulted follows:
Third Assembly District County Democracy. No 800
Bowery: Delegates Daniel O'Reilly Patrick N Oakley
kaufman Worms; aternates. d. j. Brusle Henry W..
Bumer Charles w. Upham.
Sixteenth Assembly District County Democracy No 8ol
East seventeenhs Delegates Maurice J. Power Richard
A Cunningham Edward Crosse alternates, Michael j..
spellman, Thomas NJ. Hart Joseph Murray.
Eighteenth Assembly District, County Democracy No.
pSs East Thrtythird.st Delegates, James Mccartney
John oByrne Joseph Gordon aernstes. james Cooney,
Alexander Busbee, Eugene Comisky.
Tenth Assembly District Tammany Hall, No. 122 Sec
pnd.ave Delegates Charles seckler, Thomas H. Fiana'
gan Martin Drummerhopp aternates George f. Roesch'
william Sohrner Louis Hannemann.
Eleventh Assembly District, County Democracy, No.
172 ehaye Delegates Judge j. Henry Ford eA-Coroner
C. c. Baldwin Park Commissioner j. Hampton Robb
sternates Adoph Luhrs Peter Loonan, Christian Jsuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

Among the Worlds Fair correspondents yesterday
was John c. Koch. of the firm of Koch, Sons Co..
who has Just returned from Europe. and writes to
Mayor Grant. saying:
propose that towers be erected at the
trance to the Empire City, at the Narrows one tower
sumOunted by Christopher Columbus on the Long
Island SIDE and the other tower on the staten Island
side surmounted by Amergo Vespucc or Henry IIud
son. These towers could be connected by cables or
tTcstle-work with the motto America 14021S92'
in electric lights.
Frederick william Luttgen, of No. 55 West Thirty
ffth-st., makes the following suggestion respecting
the raising Of funds for the Exposition:
I would suggest that all retail dealers, hotels,
restaurants newspapers telegraph companies, elevated
railroads. surface railroads. ferries, etc. sign bond
10 pay TO the Fair Committee per cent Of their
gross receipts during the actual progress of the Far.
Said percentage TO be voluntary tax and paid daily
from the gross receipts Of the previous day from
the day of opening to tho closing OF the Fair.
George J. Seabury, of No. 81 Plattst, writes.
There are in the General Committee that or
ganzed by you, more than 200 gentlemen who can,
without injury to themselves or those who are de-
pendent upon them subscribe $4,000 each, and every
one of those gentlemen will find that he has made a
splendid investment. / will show my interest In
this movement by subscribing $1,000 worth OF sym
patty toward the enterprise. I conclude as I have
previously stated in this communication. that there
are more than 200 the General Committee
that do likewise Come, now, gentlemen of the
General Committee, and place yourselves on record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHINGTON
HE BRINGS HIS HOUSEHOLD FROM DEER PARK

THE PENSION COMMIsSIoNERsHIP.
Washington, Sept. 27.-Prcsident and Mrs Harr-
son, the Rev. DR.. Scott Private Secretary Halford
and Mrs Helford and Miss Sanger reached this city
az 20 p. M from Deer Park, and went at once 10
the White House.
Postmaster-General wanamaker was al the White
House tonight In consultation with the President
ovor matters connected with the administration OF
his Department There was some talk about appoint
ments, but none was announced. No arrangements
have been made for Cabinet meeting to-nouOw
President Harrison and secretary Noble will have
consultation morrow when It Is believed the ap-
pOntment of Commissioner Of Pensions will Ne
decided upon. A. b. Campbell, OF Kansas, whose
name was presented to the President by Senator
Plumb. has decided il IS said by his friends
to enter the lists as candidate FOR the Office and
they are sure that he VIII he selected This after
Tanner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
decided WIEN to can the Republican city conven.

yet decided when to can the Republican city conven'
ton TO mako nominations for Mayor and other
offices ON the general ticket There is feeling among
some Republicans that in conceding to the indie
pendent Democrats the nomination OF Chief Judge Of
the supreme Bench of Baltimore City, Sheriff, Clerk
of the Superior Court and City surveyor too much
haste was displayed, and that the nominee for the
Chief Judgeship should be straightout Republican.
If the Independents are willing TO abandon their
claim 10 this Office there will, IL is said, be nothing
In the way OF the convention meeting at an early
date. 1t is believed that should the nominee be
Republican the choice VIII fan on either George H.
sharp or Robert III. Smith.
The Republican state Convention meets at West
minister October !.