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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
NORTUER,j NEW JERSEY COUNTIES

CALDwELL.-A large barn belonging TO Christopher
Flood at Caldwell destroyed by fire yesterday. ID
gether with two horses and quantity OF hay. -Four
horses were rescued John Flood a brother Of the
owner of the barn has been missing since sunday lay
barn The ashe, were raled without finding any
trace OF MIN. The loss is about 5000.
UOROkFN- The Rev Mr. Richter. ~ Rochester,
V 4 has been called 10 ill the place lett vacant by
the retirement OF the Rev. Mr.. Erich in ST. Matthew'S
Lutheran Church
observation-disclosures Franklin ~ shaw delivered
texture last evening at the Methodist Church on me
Anatomy and Mechanical operation Of the Respiratory
ORGANS In Relation to Tone pod h am, ana NO1
sunday at midnight tire broke out u house ~ W.,
Loanst owned by John Mccarthy Te si,S rprc@s
from slumber and rescued by the french M "a,
Joining dwelling belonging to Mr.. Waters was also
partly burned.
GUTTENBURG.-Mrs Sebel an aged woman. who
myster0usly disappeared from her h'me N liui'ol,
ave last June. and whom her family believed 10 9e
sGrondcd in as much mystery as rer departure. AMI
oil information regarding her absence : r. 'ed Al ne
home The woman left her home % Iune - 20
FOR the purpose Of looking ancr some CONT, near w.
house. since that morning. Notwithstanding many
searches made among the family, ir'eLf, ana tns
different institutions. nothing could b" learned or aI
# her until her return. when, II IT, sad ~ .urAu
in the same dazed mental condition IN Wuch Se
went away
MIDLAND PARK.-A plot Of ground Lac Leen b'uglt
bv Hollsnders here, who are goins 70 build new
Dutch Reformed church and parsonage.
TEXAFLY-The fine new parsonage ~ Tie pre>lf.
tcrIan Church. which cost about 10000, Is lni',u
and the Rev V Is. Carroll has moved into IT. ~,
hou,r was built by judge Ashbel Green a. a nemors
10 his wife.
HACKENSACK-County superintendent Terhnne',
annual report shows that there are l2o23 chlireh OF
school age in BERGEN County an lneies,e OF ~ oec
OF eleven and school property is valued NJ S'''oo'
NEw-BRUNSwICK.--A former well 90 citizen
vesterdav morning Last summer be lad sunsiTOkc.
Ills wife is ILL., Ii is not believed that he can recover
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THE NOVEMBER CROP REPORT
THE AVERAGE YIELD or CORN. POTATOES, Hay
AND TOBACCO.

Washington. Nov IO.-rhe Novcsber returns To the
Den,rmcnt ~ Agriculture nf rates OF yiod per acr
make the average for corn 1913 bu>hcl-. potatoes.
- ., bu- hels: huckwheIt, lf.j bushels, nay l."
tons: tobacco. 7l5 pounds The corn crop m'"'' INV
,malc,, Weld reported. excepting OILY mat "l 1881
which was 1876 bushels. That % 1o- "'' -"l
bushels II j. - per cent Of TIC average 81" me I'l
ten wears period which included four unu 'ualy poor
veors and ONLY =, per cent OF last wears crop. The
indications of recent returns have been - UNIFORM
that the estimate for permanent record VIII not Ice
likely tn change this figure mlc,, by slight i1o ioil
The decline Of the last decade not due TO impairment
Of fertility, bat to unfavoTbe metcor)i'S'"i ]"
aucnccs The highest rate, are In New England 81,
usual New York averages 2j.J bushels PENNSYLVANIA
.7.5: ohio. 2O.7; Michigan 2G7 Indiana, -i.J
Illinois %: Iowa. 90: Missouri 2o.7 Kansas, IL
Nebraska 203. The principal dc'Hhc - u ''e WIN
surplus states.
The average rate Of Weld OF pOtatocs ~ 81 bushels,
The condition Of the crop october Wa lower than
any reported prcviou, crop, except III l'71 being OIL
against Gl5, when the rate Of >ltld vas 'u9 bn'cl'
her acre II imports scarcity and warrant, msl
mic,S The low rate, of yield Of principal stale are
a, follows New York. ~ bushels, Tcnn,l lva'a' o.
Michigan - ti,io, 10; Indiana. - Illinois. %
Iowa. - Missouri, 30; Kama, = Nebraska, -
Minnesota. O.. . Maine, %; New llanp,lurc. 80. ana
Vermont. %.
The yic!ii Of the hay crop are large a a rule
throughout the county. The cane sugar crop VIII hc
= large one and sugar beef, have done well wet
Of the Missouri. indicating probably rapid develop
ncnt oi the sugar industry.
The cotton return, for Hoycmlcr arc county c''I
m,ic. Of weld per acre. The consolidation, consider
ing areas with of yield, with correction only ."
olv.ous errors make, the average ycid IL pound
81 Inn per acre. IL i, about the same rs the yl"H
Of iaet year and better than the returns Of yield
las, November which vcIc exceed ID BY the result
nj tLe final Investigation. Much Will depend on tht
Vc,thrr of November aud December not only IN per
,,ctinE sroN tn. but In saving The crop should 90
.op cont n,ic favorable and - views II Inc corc>
nnndcn,. prove conservative, The rcsat may IT,
rt.,v larprr than /, here indicated. TIE c.timat Il
,icl1I by states follows: Virginia To-
;,"nnd. NOr.h Carolina le2, south Carolina 10
i.co,,in 1Gj FLORIDA los, Alabama 100, Mississippi
900. Louisiana 33e, Texas 1876, Arhansa' 80
Tennessee lGl.
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THE WORK OF TIE MILITARY COLLEGES


Wa,hngton Nov. 1O.-ActinG Adjut mt General Me
Eocycr i'm III, annual report t. The secretary OF
W,r devotcs much space 10 the subject OF military
colleges, lie .ay, that the reports Of the officers
performing the dutlc, Of professor Of military science
and tactic, at the uniNcr>c, aud colleges give crafty
.ng evidence oi the increasing interest manifested by
tr 0iilrgs autho.it.c, in course of studies and eA
-rc,cs that in addition to impirng military lnowl
.,i.. tend 80 directly 70 dcvc/p Obcdent submission
.o authority and mainline, 81 department. The av
rage number Of students fifteen yea, o. aSt a
,.ndiu. thee in ,tlutiOn, during the lat scholastic
,c,r va, II $40 81 whom III attended artillery drills
md 5Oli infantry drill. The total number Of pupils
..porrd a, having received military instruction dur
,r tie lat quarter Of the school year i, 5000. The
hest result, VIII n0t BE- obtained he reports. Until cacn
c,lIcyc favored with an army detail makes military
drill and instruction compulsory upon all mae 7tuicN
az proper agc who are physically able, and Ia ad
clifton provine, adequate facilities for indoor drills
curing the winter months
General McN"cVcr sly, he i, Convinced that the
zeal primary can ~ desert i, the amo-t 'esta
immunity 81 the on nicr from arrest Tie present
.cward # go lor the arrest Of 1c>cr"r las proven
,lial.y iua'rquli., - j. alEniautY p.oFrI N hle
mail percentage ol arrests ,oupar 20 TIE number ii
i,.crtiYn. H.. erclorc. can oily r'c.nmoni~ thai
Inc present reward be increased 40 500, when, TO
Az H. -rni that In many c.-c,. after the dcduculn
,f IN, expense, i.ct'it 10 arrest. hold NJ ana de
livery, VIII only it.ry ooup'n >:tc IN" evil ,hr r OF
.it.1ra making the arrest. II IL also uiGd ihdl u
.,o, M ikc pr VISION ir increasing ti'' ga oI nor
,.g m .cuci officer lie .uy, the pay nov a,1ch
. ,r eve. al &C., uf tl- class Of uihrc' d lh o'N
.f,t..,, iu.,nt,,. 2, the ru.u best ~; - for il'
oo..i.n bnt tie acceptance ~ Tint po-it on works
icrluity Is. "a WrA ed Win g." 7 ir'"N Yea pN
rc man 10 tie rsiie w'p b, tmnlO ed "' Is Ply
ma. S ni.iiCu Il th PCS ~huud hc ;cA''c al ."'
lriir-t moncu; : Gemanfed b prper '"iarn :or ''c
discipline. eff -cncv and morale oi the Ar"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
nrrr ,rrn nY srAY.Ar.noNE VOTERS.

Washington, NOV. 10 t~pccial-A, complete returns
are received from Congress district, throughout TIE
country from DAY to day. il becomes evident that tn
10, Of Republican Repre- sentative wa, mainly due T.
the Indifference ncglcc, q Republican voters and
NOT 10 an actual Increase 81 democratic votes Take.
for example the VIII and WITH Maryland district, boh
Of which are Represented by Republicans IN the LIS
Concrc.. and both Of which VIII b. represented D.
democrats in the Lid COnrrc,, In the VIII D,trc
IN Ibsa the Republican candidate received 1928:
,rtes: in 1890. IL OSs: stay home Republican, ia
$50 300 In the former year Democrats east
1880 votes; in the Batter ycl. l472l stay -a-homr
Democrat, in 1850 1853: excess Of Republican stay
At -Eo.i.c, leo: Democratic majority IN $3.50 l5;I.
IN the WIN District. IN le7S. 1905 Republican,,
voted in 1870 1888 voted and LIB STAYED at home
Z, 1.Ss I7412 Democrat, voted and in 80 lG.J,J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
NEWARK.
tr.cyp,rsoys ADMITTED TO BAH.


Iucv f. Parsons Simon Nordon. August Melzcr and
Fuclclcrt IIommcr the Anarchists arrested on Friday
night for creating riot, were anaisned in the Special
-c,- ion, Court yesterday T. plead. Among the spec
tator, i'm the courtroom Gustav Schwab. of New
York samuel Kali,sh applied t. the court to h9re
the application af the pri' 10 be- tired before the
spccial sessions Withdrawn, saying 1t had been made
ndcr q rI.,nprchcuSon and that they desired "a 90
b.f,r, the Grand Jury. The motion was denied by
Judge kirkpatrick. The court fixed the bail OF tho
defendants at ~, 900. william Rocme bag manu-
G,cturcr was boud,nan for Meier. and Charles +.
I;euther tanner of no, !dl lclmontaVe'' went baii
,.r Mr.. Parsons. They are - appear for trial on
iLc 1Tth inst. ON sunday Freebooter kc'~ey, OF the
Jail committee of the Board of lrechoder, becomns
nurocn,iv that AN attempt mlgt be made 10 rescue
IN anarchists II the stone wall az Tie north END OF
The ail i, torn down to make room Tor new anholl,
had thc r,ri. Increased and scared extra policemen
tn uotrol the vicinity of the jail
Enrelhart IOmmer, who assaulted folcc captain
., .H7 = simon Gordon one of the leaders, were
hailed in 81 900 each last night.
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THE HYGIENIC TREATMENT
OF CONSTIPATION AND OR
BINARY DYSPEPSIA.

Sir John Andrcw the ENGLISH pfofe or, lcyc. that in
ne vast majority u constipation may d. successfully
overcome by following simple rules STATED below with.
oct the u-c Of otnrr Medication
l. o. fin waking IN tn mo'nin", and also, II nccc.-
.,ry On clnc O bed It nieGt, take taspoonfu Of ia.
Genuine e,ort,d CARLOAD SpfucI sat dissolved in a
t,.nllorfrl O, wat,r lhalf Iint, cold got.
On rising. take cold or ieid spong bath followed
by a bnsA and general to"ei.ng.
g. Co:ao warmly AID loosely SEE that Icrc Is no con-
s.fict,on about III waist.
=. Tax, three simple but litcsa meals daily.
D. Avoid ucle slhccs. cir.les dried fruit>. nuts. all
,o,rse hard ana IND gestlbe taien with or
moving the bowcls.
Beware Of cheap limitations. | 40 only The genuine n.-
por. Carlsbad sprudel salt which has the seal of
ty OF Carlsbad and Signature Of ''Flsn"r Mendel-
son co. sole agents BsrcIy-st. New.io'K.' Oh every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE \.
JERSEY CITY.


TRIAL OF BALLOT.DOX SUFFERS DELAYED
The tra! Of Francis Whclan John J. Miller Jolh
iroeu and Patrick J. Kennedy for ballotbox stuhing
Al the First Precinct Of the Id Assembly District ~
he fall elect IN A year ago which to have been
bcrun in the Hudson County Court Yesterday. was
cushioned owing to the tact that at the last moment
and after the struck jlry 10 try the case ith peeh
called IL was found that one OF the defendants john
Green had not previously pleaded TO the Indictment
against him. A struck jury was ordered drawn
and IL possible that these will not come up ior
trial before noxt week. Altogether eixfy-feu cases
for balot-bOX stufng have 70 be disposal OF ol Tue
Hudson County Court
one lot OF election officers tried at the last term
- tf, court and the defendants convicted
Their cases were taken to the supreme Cour where
hv will be argued az the next January term Of that
tribunal
Three ont Of the twenty four struck jurors absened
themselves from the yesterday and Judge Lippn
cot, ordered that Thomas = DOrcmu, be fined S2o for
his non-attcndance. The court sad mar absentee
Jurors would ia future be fined heavily II on invest
cation il found hat they could be- IN at'enusICe.
Judge Lppincott. at IN, request Oh rro "'ot
Charles Wiucd also ordered that rule be served on
the -icrln requiring HIM 10 make an inmeiIate return
f the capia-c, against ThOma, Reddy, Thomas huit
and Martin Flynn. election ollccr, lndlctN lot co.,
nirocy who have not vet been called upon 10 plead
TN, trial Of James BurnS Thomas Mcrkill and Peter j.
cassidy three allescd botbOA suffers Will DC begun
neAt Monday.
The old Methodist Episcopal Church in Communi-
paw.ave was sold yesterday at auction for nominal
sum. The old building. in which religious services
we're held for thirty yea, or more, Is 10 be converted
mao Z, dancchall and barro"m.
II Ia, been learned that John BshooG, OF No. $50
v,C,rtnye who dird LAT week. mainly from starva-
hon. had property vauci ~ 10000 Gsid having
go 900 in the bant B!,hooT lived the life Of misor.
and he left her a house valued at $1,000 The re
malndcr Of his estate goes 10 rs WIDOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
PLAINFIELD.

The propretors OF large number Of business houses
in Plaiufeld have pledged themselves to close their
business places either all or part Of to-day. Inc
u Fay Nill, is conducting series OF cvaugepSuc
services In the churches.
Henry Bundy the fourteen yearold colorer boy VINO
shot A companion on SATURDAY because he was a
Democrat was arrested by officer MattoX yeseNsy
and taken before Justice Nash. The prisoner waived
examination and was held to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Winfield scott Post No. 73 G. 4. r., VIII open i,s
third bazaar and fair in Amphon Hall tonight N ald
OF the WOmeL's Relief Corps. The fair VIII continue
for the rest OF the week.
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PRINCETON PLAYERS IN RAD SHAPE.

Princeton. y j. Nov. 1o-Captain Poe Of the football
eleven. injured in the game on SATURDAY
that he could leave Philadelphia Ill this morning.
lie is now 80 weak from OF blood end pain that IN"
that hoped for Is that he BE- able TO play within
two weeks The members OF the team SIN some
what stl from their meeting with the Philadelphia men
All engagements for exh ition have been can
ceed and the outlook the Yale IS discoua2ing
As tho result Of a strange fatality which SccEs to haN"
followed Prince team. fcw Of the except the
regular eleven arc in shape play all Princeton was
TO have played The Manhattan Athletic Club eleven here
on SATURDAY, but that game has been cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
GETTING THE c0yCC9D READY.

The naval board Of which Captain Sllas Casey i
president carried on its work Of Inspecting The new
erntoat Concord vhlcd lies at Eichth't' IN ihe
EAST River yesterday. No alterations "i any IN
Dorancc were found 10 be heces aiF' r"P"""o"'
- .l'o or hoo,a ,bc nj iron which i to cqua! the
weight of the Guns and other equipment, {" tle
ard thu, bring her down II ;he NateF hnc Mn'ch az
he viii PROBABLY nct start Cor h-r trial UP ON
tIc sound inside Of two or three DAYS. ana II va
Lid on hoard the vessel mat the exact place "hCl'
the trial will take pac" pms h"' W. pc'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Not Guilty withdrawn. Leo H. and santa re 'ooK
up the running at tho furlong post ana ha' te Tdcc -
themselves for half mile soon after entering the stretch
F1ambeau place. with Vardee, VINO got bad
start, his saddle. The boy McDermott was unaOe 70
himself and seemrc IN imminent
danger founc three four Of the horses near NM
For some time Vardee could 10. get through, but when
opening made at the sixteenth post ne came away
and Easily by length and half; Fsmbeau second,
neck before Leo II.
SEVENTH EACE-PURSE $500. SELLlNu i'lo
MILES.
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EJJZARETU
A WOMAN browns HERSELF ~ !

A WOMAN BROWNS HERS ELF IN CISIERN
Mrs Catherine q. Fsrliu. well-kno~n resident OF
Elizabeth committed suicide yesterday morning BY
Jumping into a well her property. No. 2oo 70
wsvave while laborins under mental derangemehC
caused by sickness. le sot OUT Of bed and going
into the yard clad only In her night gown tooA tle
fatal plunge she was sixty years old and
leaves two sons and daughters. Of the latte
Icing the wife of County Colectc: Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
ur,rtyc E4RK sHOpr or rom.

The steamer Alps from Port an spain, reports
having met the whaling bark Moses u. Tower Inc
Tower was her way 20 NewBedioN' she haa 20
.,.- ,ror, ,he Azores ON board and had been
nfiy-tvo DAYS at sea. The Tower was shori oi 1000;
and the captain Of the Alps pat on board 1i her Al
bark Will arrive Ia Eew-Ledford In Low Gays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Yesterday red-letter day az the PasteuF Institute.
six new patients admitted for treatment The moss
Interesting Of the six IS that OF veterinary surgeon
OF New. London Conn., who bitten by dog that he
treating The animal died shortly afterwad sho" ns
positive symptoms Of hydTophoba. The other pltients are
g from Ashevllle. ~ C.; woman from Boston. boy
from IIoboken, boy from Jersey City. and boy Of t1n
city. Ton persons bitten by dog IN AsheNiiS
Y. c., and probably ell will be admitted TO the -
sGtute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

Washington. nov. iO.->lN hundred thou-aad Ounces
: .ilycr were offered and purcha cd az the TeiNuiy
TODAY. A. follow; 10000 "mcea, 40 %l.o-'''
10 coo ounces a. II OBJ lOO.ODO OUncc,. At Sloi2
~ 600 ounces, ~ II 0:3. 10000 Ounces AT tl.03ij
loD go Ounces =; ~ .O3G. 5000 a, @l037
,oo oo ounces at 81 or. The amount Of silver pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
ALONG THE SOIrND

BRIDGEPORT.-Thc Rev. DR.. H. ". Jackson.
Richmond Va. has declined the call 10 the rectorshp
of 81 Johns Episcopal Church because of his election
aS assistant bishop Of the diocese OF Alabama.
Mr,. Nancy = Buckley, eighty LINE years old. tle
wealthy widow Of DR.. stephen :. Buckley, was f1lui
dead on Sunday. in standing posture. at the home ol
her daughter. Mrs. samuel +. Rogers. Death l. sup
posed To have been due either 70 heart disease or
t,,nIa<
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OTHER SUBURBAN row Ms.
WFSTCTESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The weschcster County Board OF
Supervisors organized yesterday by the election OF Miles
Adams of Pound Ridge. chairman, Charles +. John'
SON OF East Chester clerk. and Joseph Green. PAGE
Tie Westchester hounds VIII meet al the ken
mel White Plains at O'Clock this afternoon and haV'
run across the country of about hUeen miles, easDs
an anisc seed bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
LONG Island.

LAUREL HILL.-Th0mas Terrell, twenty -eght years
Old employed in the Laurel Hill Chemical WORKS. was
caught In the betting 81 machinery YESTERDAY:
and before the engine could be- = pped he was dasn9u
number of times against the ceiling or the room ii
was so badly nangled that he died in few minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
SALE or 4 KENTUCKY STOCK FARM.

Lexington KY. nov. 10.--1he sale Of Diyiana, the
large farm owned by that famous huffman Malor
Barak g. Thomas completed to-day n ]. s. CoXeY, a
Eminence Ky. for s31 600. Mr. Coxcy Is the owner o.
the trot,ng stallion Acoytn. lie will take possession
in Fe ruary. Msjo. Thomas viii dispose of his horses
probably by auction. at carly day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

q year ago. lie IN the habit Of sending me ous
with barrels of cour. and II often necessary 10
carry them to the third floors Of houses. Then there
were bales % hay, Ching 20 pounds each. which
| was expected - put In haynOw,. | WASN'T strong
enough and couldn't do IL without hep ! Irpd men
10 help me and told the boss about II when went
back. but it appears he only credited me with the
amount | turned in. and made no allowance Tor we
money ! had to spend FOR help Judge kirkpatrick
remanded the prisoner and said he would look into The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
No.. rvp,oyED ENpECrED \ GREAT DEAL.

his EMPLOYER EXPECTED \ GREAT DEAL.
lanes Matthews. frail booking young man. was
charged in the courts yesterday win Neahhs Sl'o from
" : CALDWELL his employer. who i hour-dcaler.
,,,,hou,. said to the in explanation: Ny
heritage Ina, extended over tive years and hdf
.a,oyed only ~ per week, and left CaldweFs employ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

chased at the minis during the week ended NoVe"ioH
was 27j569 ounces. The total amount Oh p.i
cha,es for this month. including purchases al "ic
minis and todays purchases at the Treasury l.
1 40 $50
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NATE\ Island.

TAPLETON.-TomplinS Smon'on, an cd and we'll
known resident Stape.on. died Yesterday at his hons
in ST. Pauave., after few weeks illness, from heaS
trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11
Betting.
St. Pl.
c. w. Bnlngs,s b 9. Count Luna. by King


Eric, Lynn, Flood Tide and Ernest were withdIaWh.
The start WAS one of Caldwels very worst. as the
horses all the track Count Luna being
far in 'front.' Little Jim all but left at the
most. Count Luna quickly Joined by Glcnmound
and thu two fought the lead for seven UrongS when
ound chucked il I'D Count then struggled
alone and managed to squeeze home b. head Wifred
coming with Wild rush and almost npping him the
most Pearl Set by half length Tor the place
No bid for the winner.
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FURNITURE.

Having moro covered
Suites than we desire 20
carry. we offer rare bar
GAINS in sane.
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RACE-PCRSE

First race al . p. m.
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westchester and Corioanus were withdrawn. Lepahto
got of in front and made the running for half mile
when he passed by Judge Post, who lea INTO the
stretch At the furlong post Forelunner came up ana
Joined Judge Post and the made tght finish Allen
outrode Taylor kept him disadvantag all the way
home and Forerunner won by heal Judge Post second
enguis before LcpantO.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP. PURSE 500 IA
MILES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-31
IMPRENTA DEL ROLBTfN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de 70
cibirse On escs Imprenta, los sin
guientes:
ROBERTSON. Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. - Derecho Admins
trativo.-Tratado de Sanidad Y Be-
neticencia.-Manusl de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramjento.-
Mammal de Formularios.-M Manual
del Seoretario de Ayuntamiento.--
Derecho Administrative Espafiol.
-Juzgados NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
de Oontribuci6n Territorisl.-Ma
nual de Policis Urbana.-Manual
de las atribuciones de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. $500 Gramatica
inglesa.
GALANTE. -,Diccionario Mu
nicipal.
VAzQUEz QUEIPo Taolss
dc logartmos.
GALINDO Y EsOOSURA.-Le-
gislaclon Hipoteoarla.
Uurlosidades cisnttAoo-domesticas.
Las ArRnaa.
La tsmiiia desconocida, p&gina de
historic natural.
ri microscopic del doctor Ball4n-
ger.
Una noche sprovechsdA, s| gas, sl
petr6ieo.
Los mistcrios de Ia Luna, La hernia.
M de Rembrandt, etc,
| UARTA9 de Santa Teresa de JESUS,
y otros escfitos y documentos refsren-
tes esta grRnde J santa madre,
| COOP P5k.-Dofia Mercedes de Gas.
lula, tomo en- 8, con lAminss.
| OHArEAUBRIAND. kl Genio del
UristiAnlsmo, 3 tomos.-Los Martirss,
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
OaHtas.
| 5OLDEVILLA.-JoyHs de 10 lite
ratnra esEan0la.
BIBLIoTEUA Universal, vAEios tOnaos
lUAMP0AM0R PoAtica.
PULO. kl UompeRdiO dc Ia latinidaG
RLkRA y TOrtOsa. Nocionss dc Agrj'
| culturA.
4 gEREUA. Historic Natural.
aANOT. Etsica.
dI0UEL. Diccionario lstino.
| LLOEkIu. La Jabonsrta.
IU0ABER0USSE. Gsemstrta.
| BkIQT. Algebra.
| 5OHAET. Geometria analitica.
| ULTlHC5 dizn de un nI6sofo
EALlU, Flai q , Quimica.
| RUAkIiN Grsmstice lati M.
,l0MELkkAN 0ramatica casssllA
ne,
| M. j. de LARRA.-~Obras, 4 tomol
| FRANCISCO LIE QUEYEDO.--
El PaEnAso EspAnol, 2 tomos. --ObrsI
serlaa.-~ObrAs fssuvns.
| M. j. QuINTANA.-0brAg.
| ALARU0N.-~Teasro, 3 tomon.
| ER. l.. LIE GRANADA.~~auia
pscad0res.
| a. De SoLlS.--Oonquists de MS
gicp.
/ L0Pkx aAR0LA.---Powaiaa
| valaARnk.~~0hEsa paAtleAs.