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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities Of the Board Of Health Give some
Important Information About the Present Con.
ditiOn the Pcope.

At no time in the history OF NewYork City have there
been so many deaths from pneumonia rs now The Official
figures show that nearly twice many Deaths from this
occurring than for the last five years This Is
something terrible.
The authorities OF the Board OF Health say that this
Increase i due 10 the influence OF grip. They say
that grip may be called epidemic just now and tina. In
the majority Of grip is vital contributing cause to
pneumonia and all dangerous pulmonary troubles Al
this time OF the year when changing over from
winter TO spring. there Is always low order OF vitality;
reaction from the strains OF the season. the blood
does not flow full rapidly the strength Is less
For this grip has much better chance than a,
any other
This Is time OF when people need TO be careful
and too much Importance cannot be placed upon Keeping
blood and in circulation. You must bring
reaction you wish avoid the pain and dangers
OF these troubles in tine There IA but one way by whcE
reaction be brought about and that l. by thc We
Of pure smulant, preferably whiskcy. But the gent
difficulty il that there few whskcys which are pure
The only really pue and reliable whskcy known u tnc
medical profession the world is Duny's Pure Malt IL
possesses qualities known only to Itself IL VIII Drihg
about reaction and prevent cold pneumonia or the grip
where many socalled stlmuants would fall II has saved
more lives and relieved suffering than anything OF
similar nature which was known before to the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
A CLERK MURDERED BIZ ROBBERS.

Mobile Ala April 21-Wcdncsday night NJ
late hour joseph Cook, clerk In III" store Oh o. -
CLAYTON at Scranton Miss. was assaulted ana 'ie
sto rohhcd NJ ~ 100 Cook was found near PickctS
Name. unconscious, With three bullet holes IN MS
hodv A doctor was summoned, and succeeded III
restoring him to consciousness. Before he uied
no stated that he murdered ard robbed ny
lanes r. smith, o. Rolls and Charles Iaegar''
Citizens secured the country for the men, ana uey
were arrested while taking train Tor M'oie' Inv
nancy was found upon their persons The arrests
1000 mazda hv DENNY shcrn Moore and posse, and
h. NOW has the ia guarded To prevent the outraged
populace from lynciug the m,rd"rrrs The gni,y men
are connected with some oi The best lah'ihc' i'll
Mobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
RJG WESTERN BEER COMBINE.

Cincinnati. April 21.-Thc mammoth Deer oo'''',,'
Of Cincinnati, Coyington ana Newport !" p'"'","''
settled after negotiations covering over year
Tuentv.ny. OF the twenty seven brcwcrics Of the
,,,ae cities have about concluded To go In, the Only
obstacles now being number OF minor dih'r'ho'S
I'm the agreement. Only two brew"rieS. L'cNin'h >
and IIauck's which are two OF the largest h"''
pcrsIstcd In remaining out. The combine VIII w
completcd without them. The capital STOCK Is gwen
ont ~ $23,O00,00O. The objects are hot :" IA
crease the price OF beer bu, - reduce IT II possible
and 70 furnish a better quality. War will also be
,racod against the Anhcuscr Busch Brewery OF h''
Iouis which Ia, made serious inr0ads here during
iIr last year and now has large ana substantial
trndl I'm lIncinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
.r on TINT rrW.yORK HOTEL.

The hale OF the property KNOWN Us nv p,ana
H., hourd.d nv Wayeriey Ilace. Washington race
Mercer.st and broadway, TO syndicate represented
by Messrs Guggenhelmer and Untermyer, was
several months ago. There appears 10 nave p',''
d,ssculty with some Of the heirs, ana IL consequence
Iccame necessary to offer the property lot sac uue'
partition for the purpose OF getting IN n,l a nr.onr
,,a ,nvolved Desr te the statements alrcany
s rotor T. Never the auctionecr announced
,oo,erdov from the stand at No. III Broadway ."'.
the sale would be an actual sale 10 tie N's"s'
bidder under the direction OF John II. Juose 'no
referee. The bidding was then started at 7'Oo'y'
ma ran nm TO Fl 100000 at which price Eleanor ~
Jaw the plaintiff in the proceedings IN par"'o"' ""'
announced as the buyer. o,t,,
n"ndo,rn Curcenhcimer said yesterday in speaking
, ,no colo n, the hotel: The sale was maze so'is
1 ,bs nurpose Of pcrfecting Title. The pure mas u
The property by Mr. Caussen ana mysy Mot lot,
We intend to divide tue site lhto o"i''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
.ycocY,s rTNERAL TO-DAY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Almira Russell ia"e"'" anaenv
q, General Winfield s. Hancock WIN NV ,,,ona Mrs
y'sV'"s .,mn M. "a Gramcrcy Park, VIII take pi".
1sv n, noon. at the Protestant Episcopal cnnr, ~
TO-, ,Saay s s rhe Little Church around 1e
ne, 'ns In Fast Twenty -nnth-st The heV' ,,,
C II Iloughton, rector Of the church VIII o"'.,
.,o assisted by the Re-. Dr. z. H. u" mo',or
coyornor,s Island, Mrs. IlancocTs ,orne' 81 Mr..
Mrs. Albcr,na will sing iaV ,r ra :" Au,y, arl
Hancock -. =, tho service the body Will be sent 10
at the e'or nurial in the Russell family plot IN the
81. LOUIS ior ,..so,orv there o. ID. Russell, Mrs.
Belle'Onts brother. will accompany the BODY. ,,o
%s@ pasnrsrs at the church T, amn SS General General
charles p. DAILY, General o. o. , nc~ General
Ch"'' po,,er Colonel George b. Mc'ienan' "en'' re-
Horace foI.. Col,nei g. L. Gillespie. Colonel Z. L.
n.n and Colonel Finley Anderson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
LILyrOKlLAyI NAY BECONE A NORTON.

salt Lake, Titan, April :l'-lAllnokaiahi' th' "c
,lron.d Queen Of Hawaii. may become a Mormon.
urch,m Johnson formerly a missionary u the sand
witch Islands, Is in receipt Of the following conmum
cauon from her:
tn Eucham Demonstrating: Your let'er oi
October 20 qas been received some tine ana th'
contents noted. ] am thankful for the cnco'ia -n-
thn,,clts therein expressed pertaining To Inc Mr.
AFTER and | sn.sl take bed OF ihr SINE am
pleased To inform you that your s"ntini"his NAV =
iepn a soacc and have buoitti me up ih ul'He
DAYS of trouble which have rested on me- ana IN
Kingdom | ave been relieved In calling on the
Aim ghty lie has gwen me lrdtt. thlhi no,
Him and lie has heard my voice. nave h'Ai /,
through Nakaroc ard offers aloui Ynur tempe am
iho.,. connected thcrcwith. and have great r.
spoct for II ana them. and ! am In sympathy WIZ
oniiy GIVE ms love u the IiIwailan poop" llrIc'
"''''' LlLlUOKALANi
WASHINGTON Palace. April q, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
,ors nay TO DE CELEBRATED.

a English citizens Of New-YOrk are ,nV''so 81 70
.es emo the annual ss's'+ p s'ros1 !" the church
Georges Day 49,, evangelist, at West Eleven'h-st.
OF 81. 1onn place. OF witch the Rev. DIR. u. r.
and Waveries 80" rho Rev f. walpole Warren rector
De Costa Is rec' ,Ioy Trinity viii deliver the dis
Of the Church ., . viii be decorated with English
course. Ihe 0D carS in honor OF Ensland's patron
and Ths members Of several Lodges Of Ss s'a are
s sa Of s. .: s s sss s #
requested to meet End 90 to the church IN ood'
Ct go 2, Pin, W. wear as resnua red or wp''e '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The storm has crippled the Western wl.es 80 'nuch
that for long time yesterday communication between
the CONSOLIDATED Exchange and the petroleum country
,rss extremely difficult and Irregular No important
ae,a odyices were received After stagnation in the
mornng the strong tone in oil CITY Influenced the
market for options here. and sales were made OF
90 900 barrels at Is cents, gain Of l2 cent There
were no dealings AT the stock Excnang'. Al vi
faty prices were reported high as w cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged al ooo cents In
barrels. 3O5 cents In bulk, and 6lo sS"s III Cases
foreign quotations Antwerp, u ia francs !,
bremen, $50 marks; London, 1894 Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
RrrORDED MORTGAGES.

Drinkerhon, Clara NJ. to + Won Bcrmgth ct al
trus;ecs lsth'it, OF 2h'a'e'
FlG DIVER Harriet Tn1 to Il Ellery Andersen. com:
missioner etc, ; 74th-st, OF 2d-ave'
reiIrao,. Anna. to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Co. n 7lst.st, Of Columbusa'e'
c;odfcrg. LYMAN and wife to Esther Isaacs. $
DeancIy;St sh nnS Sife % Frederick
eWidGdlebTo"oEs.' i,sd.st OF shave; year.
''@ SaSiar s' nSnt Sity NSw9orS sSth--s'
Kiipitrick' Edward, and wife to Benjamin ! IL
frask. corner Boulevard ana west jun
Klein. Henedict A. 10 Martha DE Il Marin,
Avenue ID; Of 2d.st y yea, : rum a
Kenpe. Louis. and wife t. A daTi n'ua'
same 10 Martin Well; same prcnerW, I'm.
Kell, WILLIAM 70 Carl Gus,s , A hoh'e' ii.".
LlcStensei". Caronc, to the rite Guarantee and
Trust Co. III,hs Of K ShaV and another
executrlx. etc looth-.t vet 2i.aye. yecr n
Leo. Alice. 10 the Germanla Lite Insurance 20
n Iisth.st, Of Boulevard, years. HUT"
y,Iapcv Thomas. ana wife. to Philip p M,
and wife corner LcNngt0h'a'c a"u
Sprlng.s, O months ... ,,....s,;:.
Murray. William A. and WIFI 70 the B ara IIstS
Surri' mo ~ months ................
Sane to William II Barnes ct al n W corner
l3tht and sthay ,na o gGnT Of shaaray
Tcna n 4ith-st. W Of 0th'aye; my year M 1i2
Macdonald Nellie. to George L KING 40 W.
Fast 3Jth-st 3 years. ,,,,s
SOM Isaac and wife TO the by DoeT Sarns
So ~ Ioscmh and wife to william III ArhOtc'
5ohst q w I?H;ayc 30 { X%q, Green
naw ~ 4th.ave. Of l2jthst. years, :
marriages ,,n:
stuart. Wallace, to Wallace stuart ct a. uus'
"'" , 10th 81 W Of Gth-aVe. demand
", III 10 Emily Il o. Minnie l. c Meyer. Nos
40 and 81 Broadway; wears. mort "a 81
veinstSIn Nscher t. Fannie ID Key, no -
Ist . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
corrrr rALLS AGAIN. SEVERAL POINTS.

The Arbitration Committee OF the Cohfe hS. , ,a
,oo no dean,. action yesterday or the rens'i OF 'e Nv
solvent firm Of Thomas Carr Co. to release w, an
ons mt up by Ncw-York traders President iiei.A S,
that statement would be MADE TO-DAY. IL - .hc
that the action Of the committee VIII " ,,'a cone.
wa, ,.. nrm There was life In the cohe'
'"".sa, Yesterday. The strength exhibited at NV
n,". ~, the previous day did not continue ana ~,
market fell from Is to 40 points The close S'o"''
lace nf o5 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
poIFCENAN CHARGED WITH DRC Nhh""h'"'

A letter from the DistrictAttomey ycS'erony ''.,u
.,a attention OF the Police Commissioners 10 tue
recent acouittal Of Noah Hopper coiored man 'ro
Glasgow. r. " who tiled for an alleg''i "''aa,
upon Policeman Henry Welsh OF the ona'l. and as.
,,nr,,,. declared TINT he had been arres'cn ana n
n,tad nv the policeman without cause, ana 'n' u.
,.oan ,vos drunk The Commissioners T rlerrsa
asn ~ Superintendent Byrnes for n'esus"'''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
SECRETARY OF STATE ARRESTED FOX LIBEL.

Topeka, Kan, April 2l.-secretary OF state Us
horne has been arrested upon Il warrant sworn OUT
by Cyrus Leland, charging him with cr'h'"", "D''
osborne was later released his own recosnizahce.
The preliminary examination Is set for April "a
Prior To his arrest the secretary submitted sate
ncnt for publication. charging that Sloooo lad beeh
maid to W. NJ Mitchell the Democratic member oil
the state Board Of Railway Commissioners on the
bebaIf OF the Union Terminal Company. 10 decide
the case Of the Missouri Pacific Railway against 'ie
Terminal Company IN favor Of the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
HE LEFT go TO HIS ENEMIES.

Lancaster PENN April 21.-Thc viii oil 'he '''.
Father J. j. Russell, OF ST. Peters Catholic 'hfeh vi
Columbia was admitted TO probai" to-day, anu AMONG
other requests makes the following rniafh'p'e ONE
&" give and bcqueah so to my enemi''' 'na' Is -
those who injured me or tried TO do so either 10y
word or deedn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
,n mr. KILLING MS UNCLE.

granddaughter IN the second degree.
'e'''.. .nndotlon for mercy. was brought IN bv
with az IN TIE Court of oyer and Termner' before
the Jury sraham yesterday In the case Of the negro
Justice I'm who shot and Killed his uncle In a
at 10 ai East On, ON evv
r,iary hast a cue 10 them at O'Clock on ThnrsaaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
Il" desire for liquor permanently removed.


The Empire Institute, I46 West
43d St, New York, offers an i'm
proved scientific treatment for the
cure of liquor, morphine, cocaine
and tobacco diseases.
Each case treated individually BY bhysi-
e'a"s Of high standing; aOiA regard 10 tile
PHYSICAL Pee"liarifies of tile patient
Not single failure or unfavorable
physical result has occurred. No
detention from business is necessary.
Call and witness treatment. Highest
references.
DIRECTORS: JAMES r. PITCHER, A. D. CHAND-
LER PAUL WILSON, w. 10 GOSS. IL. COURT
LANDT DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
PrCrTvEP FOR A HOTEL COMPANY.

Middlcsboro, Ky, April 2l.-Captaln John NJ
Brooks has been appointed receiver Of The Miad'eS-
boro Hotel Company The liabilities are "p'ut so''
OOO mostly first mortgage b)lds held ny 'he |c"''"'
Trust Company, Of New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
anrtjou Sales of Real Gslate.


N ,rTITION SALE.--By GEO. l.. READ Auctioheer.
~ country pllce Broadway and Ilili Read Irving
- Lnnwn .Woodcllnn consisting of about 90 acres,
SION cottages stables, hothouse ana other ouDud'
Dgs. Anil o5th Iso3 n, 10 n M.
NJ the Court House. White Plains ~ l. rrTmnTE
~ GEO r. READ, Auctoneer, D TN. 81; or Eo"''-'1
SNirIi ESQ Plaintiffs Attorney SO Ilnc'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c0th.st, n 5, 60 It OF ith-aye, 2ON9s0; Eliz
W Dorcmus and another 10 David dLydiyo,;o,
ii' ear oh tSI and d ws Of to whit William sfroo
Ssth:st, No 1873 East; William Grace and
wife to Solomon Loeb ,s;;oo !;
Michael j Mulqueen. referee, to Francis a
44th.st t' s. go It Of 0th-avc loOAIoo4 Con-
geg Shaaray Tchla to Alexander Moore:
7Gth.st. No 40 East; Joseph Isaac and wife 70
ssd MarS WGr' Of ith.ayc. a5x1o2.o Regina
4 Lohmonn and another TO John w Livingston
74th-st, =, 1868 It W OF 2d-aye l0SNlO2.2 !;
James Rollins and Sn9tner 70 James waseT
t TiGa ''sFy 1871 g t"1" Of aday losxio22
James Rollins and another to Harriet F Toy
74th.-t. :. 100 # W OF 3d.a,c, lS.0xlO2.2;
Isaac Myer and wife to Louis MAYER Yer ~. j,
l0oth-.t 5. 200 II OF 3d'ayc; soNIoo'll'
ll5th.st 80 33S East; John Pamcri to Domenico
Am.n i p,a ana 10 ii IT Of i45thst a5x
~; John Brandt and wife TO Martin Wallace
West End.avc, No 797 Jane A Hunt to Henry
west nt'I EndaVe, 40 7o5 sane to same
Amsterdam.avc corner li5th.st. 2t1lxoi I;
tatharinc Gren 10 James McClenahah =. a. !.
1il.t-st. n $. 3oi # Of Alexander-avc, 12.9NlVy
William A Woodworth referee, to Kainslord
ingalls, 10 -
Waterloo Place, G $. 100 It Of Woodruhavc, 25X
IS: Helen ] Alcott IN Mary Sweeney ana
BronS River. n 5. lots 40 10 -. map of Lexing.
non Place Place Ernes; Han. rcierec TO Giuseppe
Eat Broadway 80 Ss; Esther Simon, ct al, to
orchard.st 30 81 Frederick p Forster, referee.
to Aschcr Welnscn -.
Motf.st, No 2s3 Ernest Hall, refcr'e. to Patrick
Ayanne D. No . EcncdIct A Klein and wife to
Jonas Wei and another.
I3th.st. No li5 Fast; David Glass % "iHiahi
,,Snm su d anu IIsi n n 81 od-st. o3axo3 :
Martha De Il wairne to Benedict Klein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

at mile by Bitten last Saturday lie is en-
tered again today and II he should win again. his owner
will receive the Woodlawn Vase but he will not have as
easy time as he last Saturday since field to-day
Is much stronger than 1t was then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

France General Samuel Dalton OF Boston Coone james
Bdile United States Army and Congressman W. Bourke
Cochran wALDopr-Judce John NJ. Dayy, OF Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

Brooklyn
xxrM T. RAE co.. Auetlone,rrs;, r., -. pcr,rr
FRANK \. BARNAIsf
WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
NW 10 MONROE PLACE,
HROOKLl y,
At THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
~ iso and Iol Montagne-st.
r...J,x Aurii lJ, 1898, at = o'clock Noon. =.
r nnaiirrnt private idence will be sold u tne
highest bidder one choicest o,atic,, in Br'o %.
os ,,.nsio, oOx4O feet All hard wood nni,h patlue'
noors mahogany nlad mante saoinet' oeysea
For further particulars and gerns 70 examine pooHsn
Apply ny ma FRANK a. BARNABY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
Washington Palace. April g, 1888.
(. ROSS, TWEED'S PRIVATE SECRETARY DEAD

Denver Col. April 2i.-Riclard o'Donnell. once
private secretary 10 " Boss Tweed. Of New-iork'
died at the county hospital last night from oonsiinp
lion. O'Donnell had been In Colorado since lo"'
but had never talked Of his pas Me- FROM iTlehu
who was with ;im at the time OF his dea'h " WAS
learned that ODonncll had been an Alderman dur
,o, tho Twecd regime had al ON. time been police
iu1ge OF that city and twice elected in'hiD,r
of The State senate. lie leaves Tree cHIi'h Ill
Philadelphia.
william X. Grace tod Tribune r'por'h S'S"'
day that the report which was published L"rr 'n"'
p,ch,ri o,Donneu who died IA Denver. WAS u
relative of his was untrue: d" | never knew or -cari
OF the man. said Mr.. Grace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
.,p,vaLS AT THE HOTELS.

fAoA ,..u,...msn w. e. simonds Of connecfi.
AsroR.Exwo"RT~Coogrsssnn BeIIsmy s''re no,
cut emit. DUKE s 81 xnss...4ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
Real Gslate Wante0.

xxT >NTED-A desirable country residence Tor the sum
w mrr: must have Is to - rooms, ali modern mp oNe
nIent- including good stable; II to 20 acres g,ou nr
tarred IocatIou not aloNe 2l2 mile, from New ofk
New.IIavrn and Hartford Railway station nni not n1'n
20 minutes from city by rail. Addro's "M EDWARD
COFFIN, - broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The property known as the New-York Hotel. inciudhs
almost the whole block between Waveriey Place Wass
Place Mercers and Broadway, was offered Tor SAFE
yesterday at No. Ill Broadway Peter +. Meyer was the
auctiOneer. The bidding started at 100000, ana
ran up 81 200 oO0 at which price Eleanor X JOY, the
plaintiff in the proceedings in partition was announced a
buyer. At the place Smyth & Ryan sold, under
foreclosure No. l6G West Slytyifthst foutory stohe
front iahouse lot lSxi0O to the plaintin In the
proceedings for s20,i5O William Kennedy sod 'hfee
hvestory brick tenemenhouses full lots IN East one
hundred.and rs,st, being Nos. 30j 1907 and 800, FOR
e3s 600 to c. l.. weinstein Il. V. Iiarneti Co. sold
No. 235 West Twenty nnth-st, two.stoy brck mouse
en- lot 235x2S9 held under easehod interest, TO the
plaintiff in the proceedings for ~ 800.
At the Liberty Street Exchange Marlin F. Hatch sod
by order OF the receiver claims c. j. Schelling Co.
nominal amounts.
The following private sales reported at the Liberty
Street Exchange yesterday
John H. focy has sold for John Petit the northwest
corner Of Christopher and Fourth hyestory, single
rat-nOusc ana lot, 26.5xlOl, FOR $4,000. m
Iicrmaf Goldman has sold for J. Guterman, NO. SO
Eutger,-st., 25NSi.7, 10 john Irvine. for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
FURNISHED Gousts Go Get.

r, UI,IINGTON, VT. Queen City Of the Sntc, of,r
ID looking beautiful LAKE thalipali ,s
ai,a finnish d house, rent for the sumner n0ltis
crms reasonable nne bnliing. charming drll = easy Oh
access also drrnbe properties the lake iioit ior
a'e'S'' "''' " Address w y. McKILI.lP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

me ch,es sessurs Of todsys sport .. LILLE. ".oH,.
b second part Of the NewJerey rno INST mart
- distance one mile and sxteeo'n' A"' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
A.--THE BERKSHIRE,

NJ ADtSDN-NNE tOis
VIZ pafloI oh
Chambers servants bedrooms, hlt h'h ',.
",,rey unol,structcd view throughout; also smaller
apartment.
-ts-On May /. two fine suites ana one largr Single
room; hotel service. heat and "a ~ '"d Wnnnocr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22
f,ral Ctatc 90 Cxtban9e.

=. ~ I>oNt. nrANCE-wantci 10 exchange. a Furnished
n cottage ur,inoum cred, Philadelphia property
value about 80 900; other property ncd not De- oher
Address T. y. Box 49, Philadelphia. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

4 "a BEEkMAS-ST-FOCR LOFIS ~ LE'i' WAL"
n elevator. 1890 feet each -. ,..,.n.n,
. DESIRABLE corner store in Temple Court. fronting
"A Park Row, 10 lot. - . ,,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-01-29

En- Ia Imprenta del BOLETIN se
han recibido los siguientes:
a C0digo Penal refOrmsdo On 1870
cen las variacioRes introducidas en-
Ell mismo por la ley do IL de Julio
de 1876, concordadO y ccmentado
para su mejor inteligencia y tacil
aplicaci6n, con una multitud de
ejemplos y cuestiones practicas ex-
tractadas de Ia jurisprudencia esta-
bleCida por el Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de cincc mil sentencias die
tadas en- materia de casaCi6n Cri-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ia
jurisprudencia francesa en- los Ca
sos no resueltossa6 por Ia nuestra,
que dimanan de articulos del o.
digo frances, que guardian complete
identidad J analogia con los del
Oodigo espafol, segrjdo de un Ok
tense J minuCiosO repertoire alta
betico de las Eismas y de un ap6n
dice con las leyes penales especia-
les de contrabando y defraudaci6n,
ferrocarriles, montes, ley electora-
les y municipal, GAIA y pescs, ley
sobre protection los nlfos de 26
de Julio de 1878, y sobre usurpa.
cioD y falsi6cacioL de patentes de
81 del propio mes y aiio, anotadas
y comentadas con La jurisprude3-
cia del Tribunal Supreme.
Obra utilisima O los senores Ma.
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Fisca-
les, individuos del Ouerpo Jurtdico
Miiitar y 0enAss funcionarios on.
cargadoe &c la aplicaCi6n de la ley,
y muy particularmente los seno-
res Letrados, defensores 8 acusa-
dores en- causa criminal, va todas
aQuellas personas que, deseosaa
de conoceE ell O6digo y la Jurispru-
dencia, 40 han pOdido hacer dc
ellos I'm estudio especial, por el
Excmo Sr ID. Salvador Viada y vi.
llasecs, Magistrate del Tribunal
Supreme y Oiputado q Oortea--Ul.
TINA edicion, custro tomoa.
/. COMPILATION de Las disposi.
clones organicas de Ia Administra.
ci6n de Justicia en- las provlncial
de Ultramar, precedida do una IN
troducci6n histor,ca, anotada J
concordada con Ia legislacion ante.
rior y In de Ia Peninsula, y con laa
reyes procesales, y segunda de Va.
lios appendices, c0mprensivas do ls
ley de unifeacion dc 10 de Agosto
de 1885, ei decreto ley de emplea.
dos dc Ultramar y Las demas diG.
posiciones vigentes, por Ramon
Sanchez Ocafia, auxiliar del Minis.
terio dc Gracia y Jnsticia y Redac.
tor de Ia ReviAta Dc los Tribuna.
lesn. Edicion dc 1891.
PEDAGOGICAL, por don j os6 san.
caez y Gonzales dc Somoano.
REPERTOIRE DE JURIS-
|PRUDENOIA en- mateEia criminal
tornado por una IEnta dc Aboga
doe, bajo la direccion de don VI,
cente Romero Giron; oomprend,
desde el Aho 1870 a 1880; 8 tomol
pasta.
LEGISLACIoN do primers en-
14hanxa, FcrreF Rivero.
vETERLSARIA, Arago.
Id aiemana, Castro Verde.
fIsIOA y quimicA, Felin
| TAbLAs do logarltmos, San
1LeK Ramos.
| TkNEDURIA dc nhros, Casta
hos.
ATLAS de 0eogrAria Universe
compuesIo do - napas TrmxAdo
con arregso 4 Las acguales aivlmlo
nea poliuca@, prcoedldo do una &c
tieia GeesTafos EstaAlsssaa, Dor do
EliAs ZaFoso.
| O0DIGo OWL eonensade DC
Pslcoa. q lcmos pasta