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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
VALIOsO OBsEQUIO.

Nuestro distinguido y queridc
amigo el senior LAsttes, muy dig.
no representsnte en- C9rtes por el
Distrito de Msyagtiez, ha hscho
un valioso regalo a varios de sus
muchos partidarios. Consiste en-
IN ord cuIo, bien impreso y en-.
cuadernado, conteniendo la dIti-
ma Ley Electoral de Diputados &
Cortes, Y los Rsales Deczetos So
bre diviai6n territorial de Puerto.
Rico = plszo extraordinario para
las pf6ximas eleccioner.
E'te obsequio, adema, de otros
meEitoa que enaa zan Ia buena
constante volnntad de aquel illus.
tire D.pItado, tiene el de Ia opor-
tunidad, muy spreeiable ahora,
que, precishmente, hace falta el
conocimiento de Las nuevas dis.
posiciones Iegslss, que regular IL
practica del sufrsg;o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
Correspondence de Paris.
Paris, % de Diciembre ie 1892

4
ISUMARIO. Ell trfo en- Paris
La nieblG -Panana6 - Los dete
nidOs en- MGs0s Demands d las
CdmGrGs sObre psysecuciOnes Los
tGlOmes de THE rSe q Ell MinistrO
de Justioia --UnG frase de Mr.
ROuvier.- OtrG de Mr. Charles
Lesssps.-EI dHelO de Olsmenoeau
y DerOuIede.-El Shah en- fermO.-
BslgiOG - Brasil - 81 proqreso
dc CeRtrO America. G.-Guatemala
EmpeEsr6 hsblapdo I'm POGO del
frfo, y ssi refrescaremos Ia cabeza,
loca con los sucesos de PansmS,
pues pareCe que son pocos los
que de Ia 6poUs squella de 1888
puedan tirar la primera piet "a.
La semana hos ha obseC, niado
con una niehla fra que obscurecia
todo y evitsba sombr4'; los q1e
loan p0f las ca les pare ,ian f4ntss-
mas, camlnando indecisos, dr. losos
con tenor con Ia niebla espei A que
reinabs; hubo esta nieblR, r .ra en-
estas Preparedness en- PaEis, Sor las
direcciones cOntrarias del aire, en-
u Is corrientes que 20 presental on:
una del n. que re unia con olras de
atre frio y seso. con una del Sud
cuyo aire era hdmedo y caliente;
en- los sitios mas cercanos al Sena
es donde mss Sc not6 este ten6me-
no, y el punto mas opsco fue de Ia
iglesia de Notre Dame para arsibs;
en- Londres cstas nieblas son como.
oidas, pero aqui s6lo SO han visto
en- DiciembEe de 1868 y en- Febre
TO de 1880.
Cuando hay niebla y Ia tampera-
tura bala de D, se iT .nsfsrma Ia
humedad en- eseareha, J en- afgunos
minutes en- rsrgias, especie de HE.
10 cristaliEa1o que impide circular
personals y vehlculos.
Y vamos a 10 do PanamG: va sa-
ben Vds les prislones de los admit
nistfadores Mres Char es Lesseps,
Fontane y Sans Leroy, veriticadas
q las ptimeras hoias de la maEana
en- sus domicillos. Mr. Ootiu, one
estaba EN- Vlvns, b . venido tspon-
tAneamente para ingEe'sr en- Ia
prisioo; Mr. Cornelius Herx sc en-
cUentrA en- Loudtes y 10 pueden |
pedir sn extradioion pur rsra eau.
80.
Este d timo Pa ] q qne era el
hcmhIe poders so SIC Fran, ia. y que
disponia de lss msycres z nn~n-
elAa, |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
POSSESSION.

La ha tomado del cargo de Co.
mandante primer j fe del Cuerpo
de Otden P6bico, Vigilsncia ,
Ssguridad nuestro distinguido
amigo ell Tenisnte CoroneI gra.
duado CAPTAIN de Ejercito D.
Francisco GArriga.
Por clio le felicitamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
NueVO Magistrate.

En- Ia ExcmA Audiencia TIE.
rriroriAl de e3ta Provinces ha su-
cedido al Sr MAglstrado D. Jo.e
de Armss, cesan.e 70 q su inatancis,
el de iguaI clase Sc D. Bsiisario
Alvares y CespedeS, M,gistrado
electo que era de la Audiencia de
Mania, y ell cual Lego en- eI Il timc
vapor-correo de Ia Peninsula.
Saludamos al nueso rsspeta biz
funcionario de nuestra A lminis.
TRACTION de ] 'S;icie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
2? Juguete Ell LAOAYO, en- ur
actO y en- verso.

% Juguete Ell LAOAYO, en- un
a"to y en- verso.
PERSONAJES. ACTOREs.
D. Dionisio ............. D. Remigio Cab&n.
HiJo.... ........ D. Julio Hernandez.
Lacayo. ....... D. Angel Barasorda.
80 Himno a vOces, por los Semi
naristas.
NOTA -En los intermedios Sc
tocarAn escogidas piezas de mGsi-
ca"
Felicitamos sinceramente q los
inteligentes y aplicados alumnos
del Saminsrio Conciliar por el lu-
cimNento de tan brilIaute fissts, lue
ha puesto de relieve gu approve
chamiento y sus ex:elentes apti-
todes, y fslicitsmos tAmoien q los
diguos y sAbios mAestros de los
futuros Ministries del Senior, poI
el optimo frueo que producen sus
desVelos en- los espiritus de loe
lj6venes Ssminaristss.
Y enviAmos uu respesuoAo ga :
Iudoa al iIustre Prelado que coz
incAnsabIe cello evangA!ico prote.
ge al Seminario, & imFulss pode
rosa y eicazmente sus uti,ilimot
progresses para mayor gloria d'
Di0s y de su MiIicia sacerdota'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
C0RRESP0NDBNGIA DE- LA PENINSULA
Madrid, Enero 8 de 1893.
Sr Director del RoLETIN MER
ANTIL.
Pnertn- Rico.

1 - NAN4 -4SASOs
Mi distinguido Director:
Hemos salido del afio 1892 Y en-.
trado en- 1893, en- medic de una
veTdRdera nube do felicitaciones Dol
aQuella salida y por esta entrada,
de seandOnos tOdos mutuame1te Las
mayOres prosperidades. .....Para csc
preCisamente estamos, para deseRr
las.
Yo traslado csc mismo deseo
mis- lectOreS, y muy especialmente
4 mis- Compafleros de ese peri6dico
2 de ese periodismo. Ahors, res
peCto q aguinaldos, ahi va ell espe
RADIO por todos los espanoles desd
hace cerca de IN mes es una par
to del decreto de disoluci6n de
Oortes:
Usando de la prerro gativa que
me compete por el articulo 80 de IL
Constitution de la Monarquia. de
aCuerdo con ma Oonhejc de Minis
tr0s en- nombre de mi augusta hijo
Ell Rey d. Alfonso XIII, y como
Reina Regente del Reino,
Vengo en- decretsr 10 siguiente:
AltiCulo 6pico. Sc declara di-
sueIto el Oongreso de los D puta
dos.
Dado en- Palacio & cinco de Ene
70 de mil ochocientos noventa =
tres.-MGrtG CrfstinG.-El Presi-
dente del Oonsejo de Minister'S,
Praxede Mateo Sagasta.
Y he dlcho que es ell aguinsldo
esperado portodos los espanoles,
pOrque tales son las ooFrientes po-
lttiCas que inducen a suponer l6gi-
Camente que no hay espanol gran
&c nj pequefo que no aspire & for.
mar parte del nuevo Parlamento.
Todos seraficamente Sc sienten q
todas horas padres de Ia patria.
A la salida del correo anterior
a6n habia quien tenia puestas las
niaas de sus ojoe en- un Goblerno
de provincial, pero visto que no
quedaba ninguoo sin provser, | que
menos SO puede ser en- Espafia que
Dipu'adof
De esta manera me explico yo
faCilmente 10 que q primera vista
no tiene explicaci6n Esto es, que
q Ia hora presente alcanzan q mas
de trelnta los aspirantes & repre-
sentar 6 Puerto Rico ep el Con
greso, seg6n las solic.tudes verha.
les que Sc han form ulado en- ell Mi.
nlsterio de Ultramar.
Ri Sr Maura debe estar eusor
decide de tanto DIR; y cuenta que
adm ell Ministro no hs hecho 81
cOmpOsiot6n de lugar, ca esta ma
teria.
Pero oigan ustedes tamb,6n aun.
que no sean Ministries
San Juan -Gull6n, AlcalA del
Olmo, Canals lSalvsdor). Tlro { d.
FernandoJ. iusionista, Oonde de
Casa Miranda, Guillerna { ID. Oe.
sar J, conservadore; Rodriguez { ID.
republicauo J sutonomis-
la aoomodaticic.
Ponce --Vivar, Berm6 leg Capa
rroa FeInandez Chlcheri, iusionis |
las Moya, Cabre a Degetau, AL.
autanomistas con exoep.
,i6n de Moys one ado no estA bic
sveriguado 10 que es.
Mayogiles.--TorFepando, Aviles,
+Astres, Alfau, oieds, ooptsrvado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27

res; Labrs, Oort6n, Escoriaxa, A.
varez Peralta Y Sarda, autonomis.
tas.
Gu'y@mG.-P6rez Gald6s, fusio-
nista, y Muf6z Rivera, autonomis-
ia.
HumGcaO Garcia Gomez; cana
lejlsts, , Ointr6n, autonomi- ia.
CdguGs.-Sa " { aunque es Co.
bernador de Ofce es }, y otro cuyo
nombre no pude averiguar.
COGmO.- Enrique Oorra'es, be-
cerrista.
UtMGdO.-Msllado { Audr6s), fu,
sionista.
QWebTGdilIGS. - Solievilla Fer
nando), reporter de 81 Iuparcial.'
AreoibO.-GRrcia Molina y Fell
pc Colon, autonomistas, y Bosch y
Oarbonel, fusionista.
Por ah0ra hay que contentsrst
con esos pocOs, que va enviarS msl
por el sig0iente c0rreo.
80
La question batallona en- estOI
dfas, entire todos los que por aquf 81
dedican q hacer politica antillana
con las intermitencias & que LEI
obligan sus ezperanzss, Sc ha cir
cunscrito al retraimiento 6 no re
traimiento del partido autonomistl
tantO de Cuba como de Puerto Ri
co, creyendo los mas c8ndidos qu'
los oubanOs no irlan 6 Ia luChi
electoral por ha er causa com6l
CON los afines puertorrique6os 81
presencia de 10 desigualdad del cen
so. Y no ha sucedido asi como de
blan hab6'se!o temido los autono
mistas de esa, pues sabido es gu
las Antillas son mas hermanas Do
la Influenza de los elementos pc
ninsulares entire si que por los de
seos m1tuos de los insulareV.
Los llamad 1s genuinos represen
tantes de la mayor han sacrificed
siempre que les ha convenido 10
intereses de la menor,sin miramien
to algunO. Aun esta flo en- la me
moria de todos el recuerdo de ]
fsmosa cOmisi6n Cubana para soil
Citsr del Gobierno el no menos ts
mos0 convenio con los Estado
UnidOs. 4
Y sin embargo, esos elemento
pnertorriquefios parece que sigus
f1eles q la idea anton6mica de On
ba, que es por donde les ha d ve
mir la muerte. Ello es aIgo al
como uno dc esos amores que
fatalidad persigue.
Es d. yer en- estos dias Ia preo
cupaci6n de Labra, sin noticias d
Puerto Rico, suspirando Dor q
QueridO distrito de Sabana Grande
muertO & mauo airada por el 4
Maura. La dula ss hs apoderad
de su alma, y Cansado va de OR
todos, que le pIeguntsn: a Sc re
traen D no ~, SO le antojan som
bras que como a Mach .th le pide
exp'icaci6n de su condncta, o.
creO que va tiene Ia mania de con
testar, antes que nadie Q pregunte
son Cierta tnrbaOi6u no, 10 s
NADIA, no he recibido telegrama. i.
10 esperO; pero NADIA, NADIA sci. :.
Ea camOio Cort6n anda receio
so, Y solo Sc alegrarfa del retrai
miento por presenciar ell suplici,
de 50 ingrato amigo.
De todas maneras hay que con
venir en- que este de haberle nom
Orado loader de I'm partido que N
le comunica sus acuerdos es un;
mala pasada que clama al cielo.
iHabrase visto mayor desacat'
a tanta autoridad
NADIA mas por hoy, mi querid,
Director; para el correo siguient
me prOmeGO ser uks extenso Dor
que supOngo que para entonce
tendr6 muchO que hsblsr respects
q ref0rmas y contra reformas gu
q estas horas anda imaginando e
ilustrado Ministro de UItramar.
Suyo siempre sffmo amigo !
COmDAiierO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
NOMBRAMIENTOS,

Hsn sido nombrados Subuins.
pectores del Cuerpo de Orden Pd
blico los Sres D. BAIdomero AL.
varez y D. Emilio Pinills, y Sc
cretArid de Ia oficina del mismo
Cuerpo ell Sr D. Jsime Csrreras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
En- Ell SeminariO.

B4jo IL venerable uresidencia
del Excmo & limo Sr O5ispo Do
cesano ceIebY6se en- IA noche de-
IuneS q timo, 90, en- eI Seminaric
Conci,iar, bendito plantel donds
se dessrrollan y fomsntsn lac tier
mas inte,igeacias que han de dedi
carse al sagrAdo Mlnistelio de ID
Iglesis, una intere.an!i ina fiesta
cienti6ca, literaria y Iirico dra-
matica que ha drjAdo el mas grs-
to recuerdo en- cu&ntos tuvieron
10 sstAfacci6n de gear de sus
dulces y deleitAbles emocio nes.
81 scto, veri6 ,ado en- honor
del inclito Patron del Samina s.
rio, San l defonsc, y al que asis
tio numerosa y muy respeta-
BILE concurrencis, resu to en- up
todo brillante, lucidieimo, una
verdadera solemnidsd.
MAZDA puede dar del miamo me.
Jor y mas fiel idea q nuestros lee
tores que ell ptopio programa de
10 Getta, que SO cumpli6 con rigu-
rosa y severA exactisud.
He aqui, por 10 tanto, el con-
tenido del eitado programa:
"PRIMERA PARTE.
10 Discurso sobre Ia formac.6n
geological de Ia TERRA, seg6n Moi
ses y la moderna Oosmogonis, lei
do por el Seminarista d. Arcadia
FernaudeE.
2: Hlmno & San Ildefonso, reci-
tado por ell alumnc D. Luis Rodri.
gueZ.
8? Ooro a voces La CienoiG, por
los Seminaristss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27

Hs fallecido en- Paris este dis.
tinguido novelista, pofta , autos
dram ktico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
I" PRIMFRA PARTE.
SEGUNDA PARTE.
FISICA RECREATIVA.

1o Ourlcsos fen6menos de estra
tlficaciones de la luz electrica en- o.
vaefo y b presiones lnfnimas, por el
alumno d. Agustinn Rexach.
% Himno latino. en- versos hexA.
metros, al Excmo 6 limo Sr Obs.
30, recitado por ell Seminarista d.
Pedro Miranda.
5? Una fsrsa de Msgia J Espl-
ritIsmo. Evocaci3n de los Espiri.
tus, por el alumno ID. Arcadia Fer
nADdex.
4: Coro 4 voCes Ei Estudio, por
lna alnmnna hHl Gnmlnnrin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27
TERCERA PARTE.

19 Poesis caStellana La grands.
sa dc Dios. lelda pur el Seulos rista
d, Jos6 Aubray,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27

&eA~~~ 60 v CtV AZ
Deducidos sobre $250,60
cobFados por los re.
caudad res, 10 por
100. IS O6
-
Sums. s.-..-.... $50 OF
Re,to de 10 eItregado por
el Excmo Ayuntamien-
10 de esta Capital pc.
"a 10 oolocac on de 10
primera piedra y que
no te gast6. 6.......... IS 90
Mitsd de beneficio lfquido
en- 10 iuuci6n que para
Ia es asua do 10 Oompa
6ia de ilusionistas -. 81 90
-
Sumo, $40 OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-27

80 HimnO & voces, por los Semi
naristas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
THE BTScoCEs SUE FOR IN ACCOUNTING

IJTIG ALTON ARISES FROM THE FAILURE OF
syRAcr-sE BANK TO PAY DIVIDENDS
Syracuse Nov &c (SpecaD.-The Third National
Bank of this city has not paid dividends in five
years and an action has been brought against the
officers and directors to compel them to give an
accounting Among the plaintiffs are ex-senator
Hiscock Frank H. Hiscock and Albert X. His
cock Some curious work is alleged in the cons
plant In 1887 Lucius Gleason gained control OF
the bank by clever purchases of stock, ana at the
next election excluded the Hiscocks from the Board
of Directors Soon after the capital stock was in
creased from 100000 to 100000. but still no divi
dends The plaintiffs want to know where the
money has gone. though II is said the earnings
were nut into United States bonds.
Iouls Marshall attorney for the defendants, said
to-day THE substance of the whole thing Is this:
Mr. Gleason and Mr.. Hiscock were old friends. Mr..
Gleason had helped Mr.. Hiscock in many ways. but
the time came when the latter thought ne did not
need him any longer and taking advantage OF
proxies turned MI Gleason out Of the presidency
of the Third National Bank. But he did not act
with his ordinary forethought. leaving the bars
down so that at the next election Gleason acquired
enough stock to control. and Mr.. Hiscock and his
friends found themselves out Of the Board or
Directors Mr. Gleason never expressed himself as
Intending the bank for his own interests.
has that been the policy OF MI. Lacy. Ihey
paving dividends at stated periods. thought best
10 wait a reasonable time until the bank should
increase its assets. | have personal knowledge or
the circumstances under which the stock OF the
bank was Increased from 100000 to 100000 and l
that he would would not pay dividends at any
particular ume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

NONKERS.

The plans for the laying out OF Columbus-ave. n
new street to run from Elm-st. TO Garden-st.. In
Workers received n temporary setback Saturday
by the refusal of Judge Dykman to grant an order
to appoint commissioners This refusal was the
result OF injunction proceedings begun by John Cop
cult. the Of the premises through which
the proposed street would run. Coumbis-ave was
planned to afford new. more direct ana convenient
route for the heavy traffic which now goes through
Nepperhar-aye There was dinner at the
City Club on Saturday night a. which number
of city officials Toasted the fat of the land and
afterward told stories until nearly midnight There
was politics in it. though there were good
many politicians present. The dinner was given by
Police Commissioner Slknan TO the Water Com
mssioners and other city officers invited
1t happened this way. Commissioner Silkman owns
a good many houses. and his water bin is pretty
as he paid for so much water. ne ought to get
low rates as were given to factories and other
big consumers. The Water Board decided that Mr.
Sl,man must pay regular rates. He refused, and
the case got into court Then Mr.. Sllkman. who
sure he right made an offer that II he
lost the suit he would pay for dinner to the
Water Commissioners. provided they would agree
to pay for the dinner IL he won The offer
taken. Mr.. silkman lost the case, and SATURDAY
arae Company will give the second OF the series OF
smokers in the armory in Waverly-st tonight.
The special feature of the programme VIII be
ing Thanksgiving was marked by large attend
ance AT al the churches The evening sermon
at the Westminster Presbyterian Church
preached 10y the Rev. Alexander Alison. The sing
Ing at the afternoon service at 81. Johns River
side Hospital was led by the Kings Daughters
To-day Is the last day for the filing with tine
Supervisors of claims against the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
4 SCHOONER BURNED At PARA.
TIE GEORGE TwoHY. or RocKPoRT. ME. DE
sTRoyED-TowED BLAZING OFT
OF THE HARRoR

THE GEORGE TwOHY. or ROCKPORT. ME. DE
srRoyED-TowED BLAZING OFT
OF THE HARBoR.
CAPTAIN Forbes OF the British steamer Ambrose
which arrived here yesterday from Para. tells a
schooner George Twohy. In the harbor OF Para.
on the evening OF November 10. The Ambrose
brought no news OF the Brazilian revolution: the
natives OF northern Brazil being dependent for
news on New-York newspapers as all their tele-
graph wires have been
Thee Ambrose brought six OF the Twohys crew
TO this city. They John Peterson. second
mate; Norman Munroe. J. X. Johannesen August
Iahnke Soderwyk Kok. and George Gu.uke. sea
men Captain George Twohy and his first officer
are still at Para
The fire. which totally destroyed the Twohy
broke out the forward OF the vessel shortly
before midnight on November 10. The crew were
all asleep at the time. and when they were aroused
all attempts 10 save the vessel futile. The
danger to other vessels In the harbor demanded
the Bleaching OF the vessel. and tug made
fast TO her. The blazing schooner was then lowed
TO the mud fats across the harbor Before dawn
approached. however. the rising tide carried her
down the harbor among the shipping. She made
"a pretty sight. but the crews Of vessels were too
busy getting out OF her way TO pay much attention
out and made fast to the Twohy. and she was
towed outside the harbor. where she burned until
the ernbers foatsd about the harbor.
The George Twohy sailed from Baltimore early
last month. with a crew OF eight men. and she
built AT Rockport. Me- In 1891. by Carleton. Norwood
a. - She three-masted schooner. l6o feet
as saying that she one OF the finest schooners
afoat. Her fittings were said 10 have been AZ fine
as those OF a nrs!-ciass steam yacht. The prin-
cpal owner was Captain Twohy whose share In
her worth 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
HARD TINES on rERRAp1y FARMERS

Baltimore. Nov. &c (SpeciaD.-The hard times
have affected even the terrapin market. The
Maryland terrapn is the favorite OF epicures
Last winter the demand from New-York. Boston
and Philadelphia was so great that the large
dealers here were afraid the supply would
short SO far this season the demand has been
light and the supply has also been limited The
expected holiday market may exhaust 1t. The
choice diamondbacks scarcer than ever
Baltimore counts" terrapins that measure six
inches or over. which brought &5 dozen last
year now selling for $50. The largest speci-
mems are highly priced for their flesh and have
brought. even this year. as high as s72 dozen.
The common varieties. which have not
changed materially In price sell for 81 to SO
Terrapin farming has proved a lucrative business
the Chesapeake marshes Of late years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27

lett Eerwyn 1903 Poydora Ic3 san , 5sagun 1cs
rrisrjIla ~; j. Mclaughlin 90; Azrle, %; Confcd-
crate 81: EbCron 81 Black Hawk, 81.
second race-selnp: six furlongs Robin Hood. 11s
Ee,ettion los: Del Norie IOG: Glance lOo Flornda.
1915; Lorinda lO5: nyaway 100 ,'eolgc , DiNon ~
Red Cross 81 Ororto ~ In pocor L, ~ hiuc "artef
~ The Bully, ~ Doune. 81; I'lo'son' VI.
Third IIandicap i've furlorfs Der,areiia liH
O'toiu H. llG form NOR III: Pr-.ara III i-hletti
H.: Vrbulc. -O9: Wampezo. lo'i '"'auii'e. iol {,
Rival, 100; Nal Il Glenn, ~
Fourth race-IIandlcap: OH, mile and sixteenth.
Comache ia pes,ara ia topyriaht. III Pchnickcr.
los Soundnorc les; Kilkenny. 10: s'@%wawayo lol :
Fft, rac~-Srlng: six furoncs. Copyright. 122
Lord Harry 49, Kerry Cow. rs; Bel Demono. liz
Arab. 100 Melb, 100: Arplant. lcs: fcniy 100: MAY
VIM IO5: Mlraae 1903 D-yran. loi; laitifian. lo4 &.
IalcyOn, % Leorardo. 9S; Bob ", 100
S.xtb ,,ce Selling. seven farlongs Esquim,ux, 1i2
Chief Justice 1i2 Contribution. 139; Ffanks B. 1879
Stoningfon 1879 Detroit, 1879; townsend I39 Relief.
1879 Marcus 1870: one, 1871; Wolh,.ci. 10. ",orR"
r. smith. ia: Jake Joselhs, III; Token. III; Miss
Gallon.
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Mr. MITBY EXPECTS TO BE CHOSEN.
SOME COMMENTS ON Mr. FIsHs STATEMENTS
REGARDING THE sPEAKERsHTP.

Watertcwn. ~ Y. Nov. 26-George r. Malby
In an in erview here his chances for election
as Spealer Of the Assembly said: II expect TO
be elected One might infer from the recently
published interview with Mr.. Fish that there
had ben consultation between Congressman
Belden and Sherman. Mr.. Hackett. Senator Staple.
ton snd others for the purpose Of advising Mr..
Fish, candidacy; but notice that Mr. Hackett
promptly denied that there had been any confer
ence Congressman sherman denied that he
favored MIR. Fish. and Congressman Belden and
Senttor Stapleton have been for me from the be-
ginning. l am authorized to state from Mr. Aims
worth himself that he will do all he can toward
my nomination and election"
Being asked how he accounted for the statement
b, Mr. Fish that the latter has thirty-eight votes.
Mr. Maby said he did not account for H. and
ieither does Mr.. Fish unless there be some truth
an the published statement that the Democrats
will vote for him.
In conclusion Mr.. Malby said Il have received
personal pledges from a sufficient number Of the
to satisfy me that will be elected"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
FOOTBALL AT WEST POINT.

West Point. n. T. Nov. ga game of football here
yesterday afternoon between Company T. Battalion OF
Engineers and the Army Service Corps under the
auspices OF the On1cers Athletic Association enlisted
interest than most OF the games IN which
the cadets participated Nearly all OF the officers TO-
gether with the ladies OF The post. present and
greatly enjoyed the game. There also large crowd
present from adjacent villages The game. took place
the soldiers new hospital and. 1t Is off cadet
limits they supposed debarred from Witness
ing their fevore sport but nearly corps viewed
It from under shelter. on OF OF the officers The.
game was the most nter sting Of any played here this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-27
ELIZABETH.

Louis F. Griesenbeck. n we-known driigglTt at
Elizabeth. has left town. leaving number OF
creditors to mourn his departure. HIS liabilities
are said TO foot up thousands OF dollars, The
stock in his store has been attached by the firm
OF C. r. Smith, OF Newark. OF the chief cred
itors who put a man in charge OF the place
Saturday. Mr. Gricsenbeck was In business In
Elizabeth about eleven years.
For the first day since the outbreak OF smallpox
in the city no reported yesterday.
and the Board OF Health thinks the scare IL about