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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

Berg Ing "Potanoc" deecarg .od".
Vap Ing "Eanford" idem.
Ber esp "Alfredo" en- observe
cl6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
BOLIVAR ARRUzAiY CA.
IL TETUAN-1l

AImacenistas importadores de
pFovisiones. Venta al poE mayor.
Due1os de 10 antigua ? acredita-
da FabriCa de F6aforos, estableci-
da en- Santurce.
MarCas BOLIVAR y OONILL
--Dep0sito Tetu&n IL
Agentes dc 10 acredltada marca
dc cigaErillos Psiarito. Belleza ,
Libertad.
Fabrlca dc hcores 6e todas classes.
Admitau RSdcares & consigna-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL


Be vendIeron:
1S byes Bienvenida" q S3. Com
prador Andres Orosas.
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qtl. Oompradores s. dc IzquieEdO
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

RGVISTL COKERCILL.
Oh NOTICIAS 7 ANUNOIOe
0peracionss durants los diAs ~ 6 de
Junio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

res 1894 kilos Por Juan PizA Mas
50I4 pp aguardiente 5,497 litros, 525 ce"-
ros de res 3,I74 kilos Por Luins II E, /,
y co 2 CT ropas, 3 CT tabacoS POr 5 de
Vijande y co CT a11car II kilos, ! cl caie
IL kilos, | 81 guano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
MovIMIHNTo DE BUQUEs.
NTRADAs DE TRAvEsfA

De Londres = escala vap ing "Oa-
20 Romano" de 1853 tonSladas o..
pitan Widgery, a Jose T. SILVA &
90, l o. adOquines, BArce.6 PeruiO
( 20 hos loSas, A Mayol 90, 10 hos
Ioxas, Jose NJ. 6uarez, 6S cIs Vi
drios, Caldas O, 30 cIs puntas paris,
). de Armas, 26 cIs i'd Id, Herrero
@, so Cls i'd i'd, q. 1Equlerdo O, 100
cls i'd Id, Vicente O, 8 bIs pintnra,
Rafael Neogeras, / Of canamo, Pie
rras O, IL bls puntAs paris, % cIs
vidrios, P. NOEL O, 81 cls puntas
paris , otros, IA. Roman o. Sc cIs
puntas pafs, 50 cIs vldrios 80 CsCs
cement0, Juan Pisa y Mas, l cI
caflamo. 100 cIs puntas paris. Egos
Que U, 200 cls Id Id, Julian Mauen.
90. 20 Cscs Oemento, A. Lynn, cl
papei. A 10 oTdcn: 989.-166 CIs
narmOl, D. NJ. 500 SOS AFros. A.
W.O l cascO wllkey, Rotulado Is
O0Itos.
RMxRADAB pl CABOTAJR
Biro esp "BuenaventurA" de
VIeQues.
Col esp "HortensiA" de Vega
bsjs.
Col esp "Elena" de Msyagues.
Bdra esp MARIA Artau" de Vie'
|ques.
Col esp Petra" de Arecibo.
sALIDAS DH TRAvnatA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
CAFE

OotiSamos clases corrientes para
Ouba al rededor de 329 4 294 y Ha
cienda al rededor de 8 So.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
sALIDAs Du CABoTAJB.

vap esp "Ivo Bosch" para Afro
20 y escalas.
Col esp ''Ooraz6n de Maria ps
ra Arroyo J Ponce.
vap esp "Vssco" para Agus L. 'Is
J escalas.
Col esp "Providencia" para Fs-
tardo.
DESP PACHADOS
Elnguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07
FONDA" ."LA BALEAR"
I'm LA VILLA DE ADJUNTAS,

Habltaciones ventllAdas; m esa
solecta.
Los que deseen venir q atempe.
raF en- este delici0so Cllms, deberzn
avisar con ocho diss de auticipa-
ci6n {
PABLO CAS1lANER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

La NueVa EStrella.
CASA On RuasRHD1s.
En este EstableCimiento, reCleD
Cemente refornado, se encuentran
habitaciones fresCas y espaciosas,
con vsita q la bahia.
SerVfct0 con muchO essReEO.
PreciOs m0dic0s.
Puerto RioO, TetWGn 3S.
PWertG de EspaHA.
FL prOpietar5O,
Rafael &odriguezs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-07

.oa OU ~IoLErn SIEAAra d FvnD,W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

The Commissioners Of Accounts did not continue
their Investigation OF the affairs OF the old Dock
BOARD Yesterday They decided 10 resume the In
vestigation to-day at p. m.
The Executive Council OF the American Bankers
Association appointed at the recent session IN Al
lanta has organized az follows: Joseph c. Hendrix,
president of the National Union Bank OF this city,
chairman; william II. Porter. vice-prosideni OF the
Chase National Bank. this city. treasurer, ana
James r. Branch. OF Richmond. Va. secretary.
John VI. Ward. formerly captain OF the New-fork
baseball team was yesterday. before United states
Commissioner Shields. admitted to practise ar a
lawyer in the Federal courts.
The trial OF DR. Orlando T.. Bradford. OF No 5+
Thrd-ave. the alleged counterfeiier. which was
set FOR Yesterday before Judge Brown. in the United
States Circuit Court was adjourned indefinitely,
owing TO the defendants illness.
Miss Cordelia s. Kilmer. who was appointed by
the school inspectors Of the Fourth School District
to take the place OF the late Miss Kate Rogers as
principal of the primary department OF Grammar
School No. 49, In Flrst-st. between First ana Sec
ond ayes. the largest school on the East SIDE was
installed yesterday morning. School Inspector
Benjamin Blumenthal made the Installation
speech.
The Young America Social Club VIII hoid re-
ccpton at No 253 Centre-si. next Monday evening.
IL was stated at Mount Sinai Hospital last even
Ing That Il. II. Boissevain. the "eh-known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

rhe suit brought in the Supreme Court before
Justice Lippincott and jury by Philip H. Green.
of No. POI Academy-st.. Jersey CITY. against the
Hoboken Ferry Company. TO recover 5000 damages.
was tried yesterday. verdict for the defendant
WAS found by the jury. The suit was a result or
the ferryboat Sccaucus running into the end OF a
FER on February OF the present year when NJ
Green's arm was broken and he sustained other IN
juries.
Chancellor McGn yesterday refused TO make
permanent then the injunction obtained by me
Nationa. Docks ard New-Jersey Junction Connect
ing Railway Company against the pennsylvania
Railroad Company. which restrained the last named
company from preventing the junction company
from tunnellirg beneath the tracks OF the Pehhsyi-
vania Company in Jersey City. The Chancellor re-
ferred tine case to Vice-Chance.lor Reed and tesu-
mony vii be taken. pending which the Work OF
tunnellinc cannot be proceeded With.
Nice-Chanceor Emory heard an app:lcd'ioN go
ferdav 10 permit Receiver Harden. or the Nolth
American Photograph Company, 10 continue the
Affairs of the company The application opposed
by the Edison Photograph Company, Wmcn wants
the assets the North American FnonoEiapn = OH
many wound up and distributed. The Nice-Chah-
cellor reserved his decision. A.,
six new cases of diphtheria were reported 70 the
civ Board OF Heath Yesterday. To-day the fcaIth
authorities will fumigate Public School NO o. iIe
schoo; attended by so many pupils who are no~ SICK
with diphthe'a. .-
While suffering from delrium ~caused by iever
last night Mrs Cynthia Hes-in, of No 3Ol Tenth ST
jumped from a third story window to the grouhu
and instantly Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
ELIZABETH.

The Union County Grand Jury for the October
term finished Its labors yesterday after three
weeks session and brought in ffty-hve true ol's
10 the court Capiases were sent out yesterday io'
all those indicted. and they Will be arraigneo, TO-
morrow morning There are three homicides among
the number The jury also made three present
ments One was against Justices OF Peace IN the
county for the way they overloaded the Grahd
Jury with petty cases that ought never 10 De sent
there They are warned TO use greater discretion
in the taking of complaints and thereby save large
sums TO the county. Another presentment was
against the Union Township Board OF Health TOT
not taking steps TO suppress a nuisance In Vest
deId-ave where a stream of water has been op-
structed because of quarrel between Two nelgn ~
bors The third presentment was IN reference 10
complaints made by the Christian Citizenship Emo o
against several prominent saloonkeepers III EhZa-
beth for selling LIQUOR Sunday
.,rhe Daily Herald Democrat has changed hands:
and IL will also change its politics. Hereafter IL
will be an independent Republican paper II has
heen purchased by a couple OF New lork tepuD-
lcans With the passing of The Herald Demo
crat'' the Democratic party IS left without an
organ in Elizabeth in tie English language me
new paper will be known as The New-Jersey Her.
AID" and will strongly advocate the election OF
John w. Griggs. Elizabeth no" mas three he-
rnhlican dailies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
Young FoRGER CAUGHT IN YONKERS

lie HAD USED THE NAMES OF WELL-KNo"N JEh-
sEY CITY PEOPLE ON BOGUS CHECKS.
Rudolph Bernard. seventeen years old OF NO. 81
Park-aye.. Hoboken, was arrested in fonKers last
night by Sergeant Henry J. Quinn. charged with
attempting TO pass a forged check. Several fon-
kers merchants have been victimized recently Dy
men who would make small purchases and oner IN
payment checks varying from s5 TO So'
After receiving the balance In money they
would disappear and when the checks were pre-
scented for payment they would be FOUND worthless.
Yesterday afternoon Bernard called at the )cweiry
store of Theodore (iaul, in North BroadWay. ne
selected a ring and offered in payment cheek TOT
$50 on the Second National Bank or Hoookeh,
drawn 10 the order OF Philip Hexamer, proprietor
OF the fashionable riding academy, and purpOrung
10 be signed by William &. Heppenheimer, a prom,
nent jersey City lawyer IL was certified 10 be pald
az the National Park Bank. New YORK, but me
certffcaton bore the names Of the teller instead OF
the cashier OF the bank
Gaul refused 10 cash the check. Bernard then
visited Sees ewelry store, in MaiD-st. He selected
n ring and again offered the check In payment IL
was refused by Charles p Ward Mr.. Sees mana
ger In the mean time Gaul. becoming suspicious.
Informed the police and Bernard was arrested just
after leaving Sees store. The check bore no in
dorsement.
Captain Mangin believes 1t has been forged and
that he has in custody one OF the gang that has
been so successfully working IN the city. Al first
the prisoner gave the name Of William y. Thomas,
but afterward admitted he was Rudolf Bernard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THREE MONTHS FOR WIFE-BEATER.

James Wakeley, an iron moulder was sent 10 the
pen.tentary for three months yesterday Dy JUS
t,ce Coettng. in the Lee Avenue Police court Tor
brutally assauting his wife. Lena, and his seven
teen-year-old stepdaughter Florence Adler MIS-
Wakeley lives at No. 3Ss South Fourth-st. Several
weeks ago her husband beat her almost into IN
sensibity for which he was arrested. Whhe IN
iail awaiting trial Wakeley wrote 20 his wife, beg
ging her 10 give him another chance 10 REFORM
She relented. and when the case came up for trial
Mrs Wakeley withdrew the complaint mat hght
Wakeley went his home and burned both Els
w!fes and stepdaughter's clothing. and threatened
10 Kill them II they made complaint against nm
on Saturday afternoon Wakeley returned to his
home and after beating his wife, drove his step
daughter from the house with a knife. Florence
took refuge with relatives AT No l29 North Second
ST. where she was Joined by her mother on sat
urday night Wakeley went to the North Second-st
house and again administered a beating 20 his
wife Florence. in order TO escape Ike punish
rnen,. jumped from the second-story window to the
street Her screams were heard by a policeman.
who arrested Wakeley. The young woman escaped
injury further than being badly shaken up. Wake
lev tried TO persuade his wife TO withdraw the
charge yesterday. but she refused TO do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

seven weeks. nearly all of which was spent III
Paris London and Edinburgh.
Chauncey NJ Depew was entertained at the HAM
ilton Club by Charles A. Moore. president OF the
Montauk Club following the Academy OF Music
mass meetng on Saturday night.
Alderman Clark. at yesterdays session OF the
Board introduced resolution providing for the
arrest and filming OF people who throw broken glass
or tacks the street the fine to be from y TO 70
Judge Bartlett. OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
heard an extended argument in the suit OF Fred
erick c. Cocheu TO restrain Park Commissioner
Souier from buying Richmond Hill lands for park
purposes. Decision reserved AMI briefs sub
mtted.
The Brooklyn police still in the dark as 10
who broke open the safe in the Baldwin clothing
store Sunday.
While at work constructing tank In the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company's works in South
Tenth-st.. yesterday. Thomas Mcdonald, twenty
five years old fell distance OF thirty feet receiv-
ing injuries which will probably result in his death
Mcdonald was employed at the Logan Iron Works.
lie was removed 10 the Eastern District Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
ORANGE.

Henry NJ Dowd. OF Orange Alderman from the
Second Ward resigned yesterday TO become spe-
cisl partner in the firm OF Dowd & Mccarthy, who
have the contract TO build the sewers This leaves
the Council ten Republicans and hve democrats
NJ Dova uas elected last spring for three years.
and hence there will be two Councilmen eIected
from this ward next spring. $50 ,,
OF his spectacular production Of magic at the MUSIC
Hall Orange. on Saturday evening, ana the enter :
rainrnent was received with marked favor. Inc
entire programme could not be presented for me
important features Of the entertainment depend, are
50 elaborate and require so large stage that mat
o,ehaif Of them Hence some OF the most attractive
and novel features had 10 be omitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
MKINNON HELD FOR MURDER.

Justice Goetting. IN the Lee Avenue Police Court.
Yesterday held Charles McKinnon for the Grand
Jury for killing William Griffin. his brother-n-iaw'
on the night Of August 81. Griffin died from a pis-
toI-shot wound In the abdomen. The shooting oc-
CURED at Grif1ns home No 81 Wilson-st. IN the
presence OF the murdered mans VIE IL was Al
legged that ne was beating her when the faiai shot
was fired. The Coroners jury exoneraied MENU
at the inquest Yesterday. during the ulh tn n
mother OF the dead man testified that she was III
the kitchen OF the apartments when the shot Nss
fired by the prisoner McKinnon and her son
wife had left the house. she sad. after the quar-
rel and. returning in few minutes. Mcklnnon de-
liberdtcy walked up 10 his victim and hred she
said she heard her daughter-in-law exclam TO NC
Kinnon they entered the house, Don't do H.
Charlie. Don't do it,
When asked why she had not given this testimony
before the Coroners jury. Mrs. Griffin said she
too nervous at the time 10 think or IN. inc
murdered man was insurance broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
NEWS OF THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

rhe Rev Dr. John Reid. having accepted ca"
from the Fort Street Presbyterian Church OF De-
trot the parishioners of the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city will give fareweh recepuon
:, his honor on Tuesday evening. october % A
committee composed of Mrs William +. Nisoe''
Mrs william H. Doty. Mrs. Richard W. bosarI
Mrs j. Lindsay Porteous and Miss Janet "arihs
has been appointed TO secure suitable piece OF
silver TO be presented 10 him as testimonial.
c. William Curran president of the fonkers
Bicycle Club. has offered reward Of s25 for the re-
turn of the bicycle which was stolen from IN iroit
OF the clubs headquarters in Getty Square on sat
urday evening -, c.,-.
of the Warburton-ave. Extension Commission by
the Town Board OF Greenburg at the once OF
James j. Treanor in Hastings tomorrow AFTER
noon at o'clock. , -.
A public exhibition of water color drawings py
]. Renwick Brevoort will open this morning az the
Warburton-ave. book store. American SCENES
chiefly. will be shown. 49, - ,.o
Dr. Russell p. Fay and Miss Ruby Johnson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey w. Johnson
are to be married this evening in the FIRST fres-
byterian Church by the Rev. Dr. John Hed' al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican mass-meetng. Carnegie Music Hail,
p.
Morris Park races p m
Board OF Aldermen City Hall p. m
Lamar Dealers Central Association. Terrace Gar
den. p. m.
police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Executive Committee OF Committee OF Fifty
2. 80,
ramuanv mass-meeting Tammany Hall, p. m.
CIV Vigilance League. Jrbachs Hall. p. m
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment, Mayor $
office
Lenox Republican club No. 122 West One-huh-
dred and twenty -ninth-st., p. m
L. s. Grant Republican Club reception NO. IL
Prince-st, r. IN.
Terrace Bowling Club dinner. Lexington Avenue
Opera House. 1:30 p
Good Government Club F. ?. m.
Saloon question before noon prayer meeting NO.
ll3 Fulton-st.; the Rev. c. |. shepherd. chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Observation-Disclosures John 6: pafke. Unit ID
States Army. FIFTH ANENu EIEx, President Zen zen
iamln Harrison OF Indiana and Congressman ia
Judge Alfred Z. COKE, Of Utca; General W; H.
of syracuse MURRAY HlLL-Ex-Congreass. =,
John b. butcher. Of Paving; y Y. c PAIsk
Del PLAZA"samuci f. Barger. Of Newport. ST.
DENIS Captain 4. II. McCormck' nhed s Vas
Vireinia' and Hamilton Dsston. of ade.phia.
WESTNI NSTER-General W: l.. McMliieh OF LOU LOT
isiana WINDSOR-IIugh OBeirne. OF the BRUSH
Embassy at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
METHODIST BOARD ELECTS DELEGATES.

At meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF the
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, held at their rooms, Fifth-ave. and Twen-
tieth-st on Saturday. the following delegates were
elected TO attend the meeting OF the General Mis-
sionary Committee TO be held at Denver. COL. No
yember IA: Ministerial. the Rev. Drs. Morris DC
Crawford, j. NJ Buckley. j. +. Goucher, A. Is.
Sanford s r. Upham. James H. Day, ana IT, n.
Burch: reserve delegates. the Rev, DIS James NJ
King Il. 81. Burr and A. y. Vail; lay delegates
J. s. Mclean II. X Carroll, John French, r; H.
Tuttle T.. L. Dobbins Charles Scott. James Floy;
reserves. J. r. Rushing. IL. w. Knight and d. A.
Welich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
TARRYTOWN.

The annual meeting of the Westchester County
Historical Society will be held in White Plains on
october o. the anniversary of the battle of White
Plains There will be business meeting in the
morning 10 be followed by dinner. after which
James Woods the president of the society, Will
make an address in the Courthouse.
Captain White. OF Schuyler Camp, Sons OF
Neterns. will oficiate the mastering in OF a
camp at White Plains this evening. 1t Is under
stood that General Meade Camp of Dobbs Ferry.
will be present. together with members OF the
JarrytOWN camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

broker OF No Is Broad-s. who is II with fever at
that Institution, doing well
Mrs j. T. Newman left this city last evening for
ST. Louis to attend the executive meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Meth
odlat Episcopal Church Bishop Newman VIII
make an address there during the week. The
Bishop accompanied by Mrs Newman Will start
for Mexico and South America on official business
directly after the semi-annual meeting OF bishops
The steamship Victoria has arrived at Tacoma,
carrying mails from China and Japan. due to ar
rive in New-York on Friday morning. The next
mail for China 'and Japan will close at the Cen
eral Postofiice this city. at $50 p. M, sunday Oc-
tober y.
Baron Fava. the Italian Ambassador at Wash
ington was in this city yesterday. He called on
Postmaster Dayton.
The trains 10 and from the steamers deaving Pier
No o. East River. Peck Sip. at Now-Ha have
been Withdrawn for the season. The withdrawal
OF the trains. however Will not prevent passengers
from making the usual connections, as there is
ample time allowed at New-Haven to make con-
nections and from the railroad station by means
OF electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
WEST HOBOKEN.

Annie Quigley seventeen years DID, OF Hague-st'
left her home Thursday on an errand 'or ner o'he'
Since then her relatives and friends have not seen
OF heard from her. They fear that some harm mas
befallen her and have asked the aid OF the ponce
10 recover the girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
ANOTHER REMARKABLE SHOWING.

COMMISSIONER WHITES STATEMENT OF SEWER
CONSTRUCTION AND CosT-Low FIGURES
AND INCREASED WORK.
Alfred r. White Commissioner Of City Works.
Yesterday followed up his remarkably fine showing
relative to pavements in the city by one IN reedru
70 the construction Of sewers. The last docu-
ment ia even more noteworthy than the first 1t IS
p part as follows:
Honorable Charles A. schieren, Mayor OF the C''y
Dear Sir: In relation 70 the work OF sewer con-
struction When YOU took office there were 4siz.
miles of completed sewers IN BrookI!n p hiis
1885 there will be completed, II the weather nous
good. .,
Pipe o. - y miles miles
Brick sewers :'''''''''' - 49,
,,, ........ %. miles
Total Estimated cost exclusive engineering .so
For work on the pumping and disinfec- 90. 600
ing station for the Twenty-sixth Ward add "'VO
And the for the years work reaches siooo
In 1894 there were constructed 15S miles of large
- "a 81 miles at a cost OF ss2i 70. TO which ada
90 for the preliminary work on the TWen,E
for 1891 and OF 81 1852 for 1894 and 1895 The total
mileage completed during the Two years ~ 'i-0
miles. .,o.o, g., 1909
was II So and in 1892, 497. l., poo,,
Ign. but probably elsewhere from wha'ever POM
OF view they are considered. Only once IN Io p,
Ign have the figures reached mos Ga i0 er rp' bu
The mileage OF 1895 therefore. nearly doubles me
highest previous record and t. so iar as l nave
Two years therefore. has increased by one-hftE
the mileage which had previously been thrty-sx
Work on the sewer system is not work which at
tracts the attention Of citizens; put there Is 80
TG Believe More which win tt tel more eecve the
future and rapid growth OF our cry WIN, "
Commissioner OF City w Orks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The annual convention of the Epworth League
IN the New-York district OF the New-fork East
Conference will be held in ST. Johns Methodist
Fpiscopal Church in New Rochelle on Thursday OF
this week. The three sessions OF the convention
viii begin az 70 a. m. 2. m. ana ~ y m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

While Spain and Cuba are making
il warm for one another, we're trying
to do the same for our friends with
OvercOats and fall suits.
Our clothes are intended to make us
friends first and money next-satlsfac-
ton at all hazards for, if you change
your mind, or yOnr wife, sister or
mother changes hers, "your money
back if you want it' fixes everything.
ROGERS PEET & co
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirtv-second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
RAILWAY.

william White. the young man who was taken
with nts in the fremen's parade last Monday, died
here Yesterday morning. He was an habituai smoker
OF cigarettes and his system was entirely uhder-
mined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

Advertisements admitted into these COLI
umn. are recommended T." the reader" Oh
TILE TRIRINE ms thoroughly reliable. and
.u.,r.x. cnn he done by mail with the ad.
vcrtiscry with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Inspector John Mackellar. OF the Brooklyn police.
returned to duty yesterday after a vacation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
H0rner'S Furniture

In its unequalled assortment
comprises every article needed
to furnish and adorn your
home, whether a palatial man.
sion or a modest apartment.
Quality always the best, and
prices the most moderate. In
spection cordially invited.
81. So. IS West 23d Street.