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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
DE BUQURs EE Pro
TRAvEBfA.

Berg. esp" "Juanits," csHgGndo.
Berg. amer. 'GsDrlelle, descal
gando.
Berg. amer. Nellie Smith, descaI
gsndo.
Col. amer. Gillian Woodruff" ,"
iesoargando.
Vap esp Niceto, desoargando.
Col. ing. Yucatsn, desoaggSn DO
Beg. esp. Beatgiz, desoargando
.34te, 3a;t
HA3ia.1 CAB0&ASG'
vap. esp. "Ivo Bosch" pendiente.
Col. esp. "GuillermitO," csrga ps
"a Arroyo.
Col. esp. "P. dc Ateoibo," carga
paFa Aguadiiia Mayagiiez y Peace
Bora. esp. z. de Nsguabo, carge
psra VleQues.
Col. esp. "Oonoepoi0n' cargo ps
"a AreolbO.
Col. esp. "Providenois," )" oarga Pc
ra FaJsrdo.
Col. esp. "Isabels," carga pare
Yabucoa y HumaeeO.
Goi. esp. "2etrs,' csrga parf
Arocibo.
Col. esq. "Ana Maria" oarga II
rs Vega bsja'
Col. esp. "Anita," carga pars
AguaGilla.
Bdra. esp. "Paquits, carga rar.
Aguadilla.
Col. esp. "Joven Olars," pendiel
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
SALIDAS DE QBAyxgIA.

Para Stgo de Caba, vap Ing Earr
dale, despacaad9 pos = de EzQuia
ga. en- lastre.
Para Hsbana = escalas, vap esl
NJ = Villaverde, despschado por {
de EzQuiaga. Por Lopez Vlllamil
J Oo, 300 sIs cate BOOST kilos Pc,
Fl"n&s Rojo y 10, 100 pacss tab&cc
oO2O kilOs Para Gibsra, por Lope.
Viil"mIl y 90, 45 sls cafe 43l4 kLo
Para Osdiz y escalas, vsp esl
Alfonso XII, 0espachado poF s dt
hSqulsga, l 81, l cl cate 130 kilos,
l 81 azdcar.1l3 kilos, l O. tabacos
Por Planas RUjo y 90, 103 SIS cafe
1914 kilOs. s;Por j Oohoa y Hmnos,
80 sts Cat6974OO kIos. Por j T Sii
va J %, 81 SIS cafe 7741 klIoe. POI
+ Font y Hmno, L Q. tAbacos. Pr
"a SeVills, por S de ESQuiags, 80
sls cate 2730 kilos. Por j Ochos
y HmnO, 80 SIS cafe 2730 kllos.
Para Malaga, por Lopez Viilamii J
70, l 81 cafe "a kilos. POr j Oohot
J Hmho, 81 0is cafe 1000 kilos. Pa
81 Vlgo, por BarOeI6 y %. 30 SIC
Azdoar 6067 kllos. Para Barcelona,
por MuIlenhoff y Korber, 1914 SIS
azdoar 22786 kii0s. P0r Munne Ia
ors y 90, 263 SIS azdaar 27499 k'Ios.
For s DO EEQulsga, 200 sls este
l54OO kllos, 30 Sis aEdoar $500 XII
los.
Para Aguadills, vep nor Gyller,
1espaohado p0E Lstlmer Fornel
lee, con carga de tranSlUo.
sA1LDAS De CABOTAJR.
Col. esp. "EncaEnaci6n," para
Ponce.
Col. esp. "Pepito," para Maya
gdes.
Col. esp "BorinQuen" para Agus
dilla.
. ESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
DEDICAToRIA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULOs


sUMARIO.-Luchemos.-El deber
Cumplid0.-LG generation que su-
be.--La justioia humana-Pretex-
toa oriminaleS. LA formula DEL
progreso.-El peogreSo y sus ma
nifestaCiones.-La opinion p6blioe.
HI periodismo.-Lo que debe sef
ell peri0dismo.-L0 que es hoy ls
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
"a politioa.-LO que deDe scr ls
DolLtioe.-O6mo 60 hacen ioe poll
ttoOa.-O0mo naCen los partldos.-
Los pxcgramas poilticos.--Artifi-
0ios politic0s.-G! oaxnaval polim,
so.-Miser1as p0liticas. - Sincerl-
dad politica.-EanatisIno podtlct
-La denn0cr&ola.-E'xALUiplvs 90
no nooraticos.-Apsurdos de1nocratl
oos.-DeiiEios dosGoGrAGlooa. - La
libertad dc Ia OagodEa.--AlDert
contra d8T89no.-~Ls igualGad 90,
ofai.-4& Lgu&l0aG @n IL hlasorla.-
La iguald&d ante liz EaEon.--L,a 40
beKanta.--La GeN4&g0gi&.-Isos hun
Eos modernog.-La revoluvi0n,~.
LAS huelg&a.-Confusi6 = caos.-
Nl lnihillsmo.-Rzopagandas demo
ledoEae Cancer sooial.--ADtino
roiss y &nom&Ai&s.--Hl mayor d,
los exEoges,--A1l& va Ia naves--Epi
log0 Y conciusi0H.
| De veDta.--En Ia In2prentS dc
BOLzTIN MMROA1TIL.
| PreClO.-Un peso ClnCuenta sev,
tavOs ejemplaR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

Una hnca compuesta de 100 cuer
das de tcreAo, de las cuale9 90 8 7C
estan fncadas de cafe, cuentan "a tre,
amos y han empezado a dar gcanos.
Esta hnca e4ta radicada en- la juris-
diccion de Fajardo, hacia la parte de
Naguabo, tiene su casa para mayor
domo y aqua en- abundancia pof todos
lados. Sc facilita ademas al que la
compre la manera de hacerse de $50
cuerdas mas de terreno virgen y de
monte espeso con abundantes made
ras, cue colindan con la misma hnca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

Tai 90 ;a posts0a de IN folleto
me asal,a DE- edisarse en- esta Ca
y. 2b,a del Drseior del BOLRTIN
NxBcAapm., Cootispe 60,paginag
10 ioc,uE&, sn 4: mayor, y, como
o ha ~nunctsdo, &c dedica 81 ilusa
re Jaie de-! PArudo "Uni6n ConA.
isuclonxs" 81 C&bG, Exemo Sr
Marques 90 Apszesgufs. Consis-
ne el slguleuEs progsAms:
4" Dedlcasorls. -- Preludios. -~
Desarrollo del pian.-Considera-
clonas.-Ei pgeambalo exposicion.
-Los Mun.ciplos.-La CAmsrs
insuisr.--hsi Consejo.--El Gober'
uAdoE Ge1ers:.-~Ls tissoflss-La
,ssAiidsd.~-l4a EASdn s"plelaA'--
La Rvp&s4oi5a ,
Ell foi;eso 20 ofrece On Iss 81
uientaa coo u.isGioneR:
I'm aleni Y.ar ssr,s.a&.. 81 cs'
Con ei Esfe&.0 dai sus0g. Is"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

=, q. IN AOR a So.

Microbes, 1S.-La Dedica
ci6n de la Iglesia dc los santo:
Apostoles san Pedro y san Pa
bio en- Roma, y san Maxine
oblspo.
Jueves, 19.-Santa Isabel, Rel
ma de Hungrla y viuda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
sEA'TE{s T'9XOL
PROFESSOR DE PIANO CANTC

Habiendo fjado su Residential en-
esta Capital, ofrece suS servicios los
padres que deseen conharle la ense-
flanxa de sus ninos.
Sc hace cargo de las ahnaciones!y
composiciones de pianos pues cuents
con elementos para ambas cosas.
Precio8 modicos.
Recibe ordene5 colle de la Cruz, 81
4 en- Santurce, casa de don Juan +.
Turull.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

Complete surtido de sables, espa
das, dlvisas para los sefores ohc'ales
del Ejercito y Armada, condecoracio-
nes, emblemas para los funcionarios
de Telegrafos y Hacienda, escudos,
kepis, escarapelas, tereslanas etc.
Sc fabrican GORRAo reglamen
yarias para la Marina de guerra y
mercante, cuerpos militares y dema.
dependencies de la Is!a.
Escudos de lana estampados par:
banderas.
Surtido de m1sica impresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
Lvl vgKEGAOS PASIVOS
DEL
aAGlSqH2IO DG ULqRAHAR

D3sr3Io y I9sla n31t. .qu
regular estos derechOS, y for
mularios completes para la so~
rcitud de JubilaciOnesv Viude-
dades y Orfandades, por Don
Andres T. O1lerOs ex-Inspec.
tor do I. 1nsenanza y Maestro
phbuco de AzadrldS
Follero dedicado 81 6r GaaC6
Diputado pOr esta 1sla.
V&ndese en- eets 1mprenEa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
..zUZA LOCAL.
SOBRIN0S De EZ0UiA6A

eS3@NAGN5As ~
i'Res de gisos ? e0mislonsE,
2g%nSss is los aporss"ooy=soz Az
'2'apania TraaztlAnties Gspsaola.
AgeREzr DO Id Id Ia los seAorss Ea
ways y Co., Ia Liverpool,
laena idsn g. Fl. Flstchs1 Oo.,
!. (compaeaa Ola ElschA") 10 ID.
Ass@sss ae.ia Id &s los as6orss j. =.
Siaksia ? Oo,, L.nsa de- "Ssrrn'.
Ag"nssa as Bahr, Behrsud = Boz,
LIoaa as "Ssrra''.
@sansss ds!s U"mpaata de- HsRsres \
'onsrs lscsa&ios asncminAds ls" Be-
7sl'. ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUne
~
"a ENTRADAs DE TRAvMstA


So
De Pto Plata y escalas vsp I
Olinde Rodriguez, j T Silva }
90, con Carga de transito.
De Galveston vsp nor Gyiler, .
Latimer y Fernandez. A Ia orden:
1000 SIS harlna de trlgo.
.-ss1;22s
uyt{ .EETElADAg Dz CABOTAJR.
S~.
Col. esp. cana Maria" de A:es.
DO.
Col. esp. "Anita." de Aguadilla y
Mayagiez.
BdEa. esp. "Paquita" de Aguadi-
lla.
Col. esp. "Olementina," dc Hu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

zando ell aumento de carnes y fuerza
en- TN espacio de tempo relativamente
corto. Exijase la "Marca Industrial
como garantia de legitimidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
. BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA,
liz TETU Mfg

H. THTU Mfg
imsooniafAs I'm T Galo>as de
pfoVlsl>'ae1 VeHta Dor mayor.
a.~".
DueIios de Ia antigus J acrsdlta-
da Fabgioa de F6sforoa, establaoi-
ds an Sanluroe.
Marcas BOL1VAi5y UONILl.
--DsUfs;to Te4uzn Il,
Agentes Ge Is acFa1itSdS marea
de cigarrillos PaiaritD. Bellesa y
Ubertad.
4Fabr1ca do HG0res de touas clases.
Admioan aEdosres &. consigna.
oi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
.. s!nRUD. Gon ton:S So'S ~. i9T:daia" al

W. 1uEko Axls
''onsSante surtld0 de relojes, y
prenderta dc orc con hrillantes,y =
pledr@s tinas dc 10 mas moderno
Que pueda desearae. Garantisan los
ooletoa = vendea a pre- aios m0di-
COZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
EN- VENTA.

Una casa terrera sta en- la ca
lie de San Sebastian, mum. I3.
lnformara D. Jose Lopez, For
taleza nun. 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
TauaGO 0l rama del palS.'

Veoden i pEeOi0a modiGos k. 4
adeHerman0 en- "a almaCen
laa fcytalexa n6meEo Ds M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18
4EaNAsZ T. co.
e. %.'gTUAE~.lrt

Lmp0rtadores an gsaac~ 81 a.u.
90 mercanoi&s de f0dss p-o sodan-
niGs.
| sSUs tiendsa O. detail La Luz
k1ECTRICA y LA. VILLA DE
BILBAO son siem0re las meior
surGi1ss.
11enen Sucuraales lmportadoras
en- Aras.b0 y Eumscao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-18

"Admirable combination cientihco
humanitaria" es ciertamente la que ha
producido ia Emulsion de Acelte de
Hiqado de Bacalao de Noruega" con
hipofosftos, preparada por les S'ef'
Lanman & Kemp. Compuesta con to-
do esmero por medic de procedlmien-
tos cientifcos bien experimentados'
puede recomendarse como unlca en-
su especie por su pureza, excelencia
y ehcacia en- todo case de Escrofula,
Afacci6n de los Pulmones, Debilidad
aneral y EnaaqasslmientO, gatann :
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
NEW-YORK IlCHT CLUB ,uEETING.
RACING RULES AMENDED MD NEW MEMBERS
EI.r' TED

RACING RULES AMENDED AND NEw MEMBERS
EIr, TED.
About thirty yachi-owners and one hundred other
members attended the fifth general meeting OF the
New York Yacht cub. which took place AZ the club
house al No. 81 Mddison-ave., last night.
TIE amendment 20 the bylaws passed at the
second general meeting and laid the table a. the
third general meeting and number OF amendments
10 the racing rules were taken up for final consid-
Grafton and passed with slight changes The amend
rnert 10 raise the dues from SIS 10 s., year was
lost.
The committee TO nominate officers and standing
committees for the year was bal.oied for and the
following were chosen: g. Oliver Isein. George l..
Rlves Seymour L. Husied. jr. Henry r. Lipptt.
Frederick q. Bourne Edward f. Chase. John O..
EeresfOrd Chester Griswold, William Butler Duncan.
r and OsWa.d SdnderSOn.
The following members were elected: Lieu
tenant Louis j. Magill, e. :. NJ @; JOAN Mcciiniock
Dr. Joseph A. Guthrie. T.; $, ~; Emil l.. Boa:
Frederick Lo;nrop Ames. Charles Lane Poor j. VI.
Hirlshornc, G. ". simpson, 4. 5 ~; Commander
r. W Dickens. L. :. n; Lieutenant q. W. Lowry.
l. s n: Harry H. Torrey. Pay Director L. G.
Billings L. :. y: Francis NJ Scott and John T.
lam
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
NEW YORK CITY.

The industrial school connected with Pilgrim
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Madison-atc. and One
hundred and d-iwenty-nrst-st. opens tomorrow at
o. IN IN the Sund1y-sch pol room
CAPTAIN " II Dunphy Of the American ship
Willie Roscnfcd the story OF whose fourdcting or
the South American coast has beer told IN The
Tribrnc arrived in this port ycsi"rday on the Lam
port q Holt Line steamer from S"ntcs
4 soa, on the Stock Exchang" was r"por' 81 to
have been sold yesterday for tSo@ Loss than
month ago seat was sold for S'.50r The advance
I'm the price is due 10 me improved OUTDOOR Tor
affairs in Wall street
Tho Board Of General Appraisers yesterday re
Organized for the ensuing year 10y ne selection cf
Thaddcus s Sharrctt president. and col pn"l
lanes A Jewell as vice president. colonc! George
y Tchcnor who had been president Of ,hc Board
since It's creation In 1884, declined u reelection.
-Four men who have been fighting on the side of
the Cuban insurgents arrived on the Atlas Line
steamer Avcna from Kingston yesterday. They were
engaged i'm ore the encounters with Spanish
,roops in Pinar del Rio. They ar" Colonel Stewart
W.athcrly an Engllshman. forty years old:
Cuarino Sdnda "A Cuban medical student, twenty
six wears old and John r. Crooke. an American.
A farewell missionary service Will bc held the
ovoninR at : o'clock in the Finh Avenue Baptist
,.nurct ON the occasion OF the departure OF
co,opanv of missionaries. who sail on tho steam
shin Iucania to- morrow FOR their fields OF serIice
In Rurman and India. Brief addresses VIII he
made by the members Of the outgoing party and
bv tho Rev DIS W. H. I. Faunce. II. NJ Sanders
and f. T. ChvcrG
AT the broadway Real Estate Salesroom yester
dov William Konnclly sold 10y order Of Randolph
p,rnlv receiver Of the Seaboard Lumbc- Com
pany. a number of claims amounting to s.l6l 100
,o dIU,ren buVers for 81 10y1.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
MOUNT VERNON.

The call OF the Board OF Trade for 4 PuU"o P'
meeting Of the citizens to discuss the adN-""l''
OF spending 500 coo for new muncipai o""'"s
resulted in an exceptionally large ana representa-
tive meeting In the city Court room on N'"h''
dav evening Herbert r. Jennings presd'' ana "'
his request Joseph :. WOOD made tie opening ""
dress. He was taken at a Disadvantage. aS u l"i
been supposed that he would speak a1tor outi :
had spoken He presented an argument ihd' va,
comprehensive ana convincing. in "hi'H ~, ';t.I. 'tf
attention to th. bonds now OuiSthnuiit lH' I'M
allowed by law. the necessity for an incl'dsr W. M
water supply additional sewer construction, u. y"
school buildings ana cX(crdcd street iinlhoN,Il,i.'
and when he sat down other speakers duHll'tr'l
that he had covered the ground :, thorouEili,
that nothing need .d TO he add.d 70 snow tna
the proposition for municipal bndiiE Snou''
he postponed. for the time being al htS,.
other speakers We're Charles II. Wilson. william
V Allen Alderman T. T.. Fletcher, Thoma' y.
Skinner. Colonel ". T.. r,atl: Mr. liunt' James
p Hayes ana Mayor Fisk. The discussion con- con-
tinued for more than two hours resolution VIZ
adopted urging the voters to vote agairst me prop
osion At the election on November j. an recon-
mendinc 10 the Common Council 10 have me l'i's
tin purchase OF site voted on nj the spring cIcC-
ton of 1891. -, .,,.
John Mc(iraw. a foreman Of one Of the marb,e
duarries in Tuckahoc. whose home Is ar no 10
South Twelftn-avc was instantly kllpd N"Slei 80
morning while coupling cars near the station ~"
body was taken TO the MOrguc ia TINS city NC
Graw. married and had three children
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
TEEI[SKILI..

PRECEDENT Ne'scn q. Forshay. Of Cortlandt HOOK
and Ladder Company. No. !. has appointed the ioi-
,o,inr committee arrange for In" annual enter
,,inroon; by the company this winter: FREDERICK
ION, chairman; Frederick II. Souihard, William
Henry Wildey. Joseph NJ Fox ana Edward H. os-
-, 1rbev viii report at the next meeting on No
ron.her l0 The present intention Is 10 pay ne ne
f,,ro,es Of P.uzance." Last year the company
plaved "pinaforc' two msh'S a' '"o 'P'" ~
~ i"Jenend, nj club has been organized at Yer
,ci, win the following officers: prcSldent. H.
Tii"t~V. ycc-DreS idcnt Joseph Carroll; secre-
ia!n - t,lvnn. treasurer, Matthew Daley; re-
cording secretary. oven 'sch'. ...oo -, tho I-irs.
,rbnrc v,as an election .or trustee az me fisl
1rnsb,, orion church on Wednesday evening. Inc
-, - yran g. Carhart expired He was can
., f1r onother term but was beaten Dy Vo'c
-, 2; IN & William J.. Dyckman receiving me iormei
Nom, rSoro yas ou!a, home wedding at the home OF
Al, I'D Mrs Cornelius |. Foro. NO ts johh-St, on
1Welnesd~v evening. Their daughter May rinnH iH.
80 W ,arricl 10 John A. Barnard by ne Rcv Jdni'9
WW W@s A." prdrc oi 81. raurs Methodist Episcolhi
NNE.h w. os.,.fcd by the Rev. Alfred nocns, OF tr
LII. LII, ,,,tIod,st Episcopal Church The mad oi
H. - Nfis. Claudia Ford. sister oi IN" Dri9"
drp 1VioI .o NO other attendants. There were nan .
in,lsa ,,,ss,s aresent at the wedding supper an"
m, couple went South or thclF money
moon .o-,,er Chrvstenah which broke her shaft
or nor down "trip to New-fork on Moh"aN WI ," Az
,rr,a ols hcr irirs until after election e-t", uaS
,Soou,';ce he Magenta made the trip, ana WI re-
49,; , go. rotI., until the thrYSicnah = fchF o
,,,,a .rho Raleigh has been carrying ielsh.
80, lfo,ia, and there has been no means vi
,rnns,or,a at.on for passengers for three days
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
TWO SuiLL BOYS KILLED.
STRUCK nY TRUCKS IL WIDELY SEPARATED
PARTS OF TIE CITY.

STRUCK HY TRUCKS ~ WIDELY sEPARNIfp
PARTS OF TIE CITY.
Robert 9. Denton. seven years old. or NO on
W,qhir cton-st mot death IN a peculiar way at
noon Yesterday while running through charles
Ian. Tn. lad had been sent 10y his mother few
minutes before - O'Clock 10 deliver message 10 a
woman living near by. with companion h"
turned into the lane mentioned. moment later
Sidney : Pope driver for ". : Travis. OF 40 \
Sou,h-s, started from stabl" I'm front OF which
tn. boy was about 10 pass. He was driving team
OF horses which were hitchcd TO heavy truck
Young Denton tried 10 pasF behind m" vehicle" bn'
u,as not auick enough The end OF II struck him.
Knocking him down Several passcrs-by carried
him 10 his home. whcr. ne died within an hour
from q fractured skull
Samuel T. Tooie four years Old. living with his
p,r.nts At No 80 ST Nicholas-avc, was run over
and instantly Killed in from, OF his home a. .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon by two-horse truck
driven hv Jacob Miller. forty years old. OF NO -
Firsf-,yc. The truck belongs 10 opp"nhoimer n
90 of Nos. 81 ana gS Pcarl-st. and was heavily
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Job, G Uavemeyer gave farewel dinner '"s
night at 6 o'clock at his home IN Nor'h ID c,t,
for the Rev f. 5. Widdemer Iec'o. VI 49,,
Fpiscopal Church Mr.. WiddeHri IeS's"u So
a month ago the resignation TO taNc etio0 1,orn,
vembcr l. and the dinner was to ao" 'n. ~,
on opnor,unitv of formally saying farewe" 10 -"'.
widdomer Mr. W.ddemer is to oe sucoe -
the Rev. Ellis Lyon. at present d" "97'
Johns Episcopal Church ,n,or o,a
Invi,aiions have been sent out 20 the chi!i'e' @ u
the Young friends of the members oi ,he III 90
rn,,n,rv Cluh to he present at the clubhouse '' 90"
o,cock Saturday afternoon to WITNESS an '' 49,,
ment George Il. Brown. supernle"u."' ,a U
Ieakc and Watts Orphan liome' hudr@n IN of the
nh,ol ,rho a,vc the cantata, "DTedm Vi - -.
land on The occasion OF the m ann ,aat il on Sat
rrustees TO the house recently 10 r'IcSt 80. itend
urdav afternoon at the clubhOuSs. ~ '"' 'e
ance oi young MEETING of the Lincoln Legion on
WedncEday night eighteen members W' Realm
and several others were initiated. ,, mi roduccd
Smncrin,endent of state Statistics was nv, o" Was
and made an ADDE'S rerashncnts shTr wcrc served
Aftor thr meeting was called to oiusr Renub
speeches were made by 6ycH ATyu from re ths district;
c. Herbert Reese. John j. Bfaiih' AZ n Reattie
Tompklns and y. l.. snyder. ~
Stor Kellogg has decided the case Oh Inc nv MN
of Health against Claud NJ. Johnson Nv f'vnr nf
sger OF the Yonkers Electric iaroid II line of So
the Health Board amd obnsnm haS sVSs Vas charged with
~;o,fng a resolution of the Board OF iicnn,n
qutiha IN tnr orI viibin prescribed time John
+ Rronnan. counsel for the r"iroa" 'o''P'"'' "'
APPEALED. J., ~, nrosont course of the
Yorkcrs Society for University t.NtcnsYn 9nstute in
las, niuhi i'm The hal OF the Won"n ion nrrsi-
p.iisade-aVr Professor \. V. w llchSo..L ~. ieci-
,snt cf the YOnk,rs society. M 49,. ,rst lect-
,irer 30 admission charged TOT r lhr rroson,
urc 4 large number of subscribers WI h Paciur.
ana number of persons after he'''"s '''' ~
,,urch.iscd tickets for the course, 49, ,icb, y, the
marine social" will be heid 'o,mEn' r the 5e aw-
anic"s OF the adics Auxiliary. me pd,t"'fS uhim
rT,r.,nd 50 as to represent the lh"I Iloi VI ri,ins
nm ,nbIrs ~ No Nepera and AlGonquh tiipvs
of red Men Of this city. wcni 10 ~ ,, ,rii, in
on Wednesday night ana pan" NiS'' ~ '
that city. ....... 80 change the date
Cor IN. urclimiuarV meeting IN the H'ii onnc;.'v on
Woman'S Institute To orSaihZc ~ ~, ~ Monday
fron Tuosdav evening of next WeeN ~ -tUdt"a'
1i,r 1t",ii oct6her 26 According 10 present lhuicH-
in In new society will begin with Dig cho'"S
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
POOR NIGHT RACES AT OLYMPIA

number of Dad falls. poor management and a
slim attendance marked the races at the track last
night. The contests were under the management OF
Fred Titus The results:
Mile novice-won by J. Wilson. New York, L. A. Gold
burg Brooklyn. second r. ouaro. New-fork, third
Tme-2.t6.
Mile handicap-Won by II. Hedel Riverside Wheelmen
90 vardsl. H. O. Thompson orient Wheemen 90 yardsJ
second: a. X stevens. Riverside Wheeimen 80 yards
third. Tme-2:2s 35.
Half mile exhibiton-won by f.. f Kcesecker River
side Wheelmen. paced by quad with a flying start
Tme-il2 ).
Mile open-Won by o. V; Babcock Harlem wheelmen
g. Tomlnscn. Riverside Wheelmen, second: ". g.
Hoone New Jersey \ g. third. Time-2.3i
Mile exhibition-Won by New-York County Wheel
M. n's quad team Tim.-2:O3
Five-nile oTen-won by W: G. Roome New-Jer~ey
A NJ. Ertz Riverside Whselnlen. second: e. H.
Tomlinson. Riverside Wheclmcn. third. Time-i2 A.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
TARRYTOWN.

The last service for the present season will be
h.,d IN the old Dutch Church OF Sleepy Hollow
on sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
nr.acher will be tie Rev. Dr. John Knox Allen.
After this service the ancient edhce VIII be closed
min the coming of another summer.
The funeral OF Mrs Laura TAYLOR was held yes
S,rry,own BAPTIST Church. officiating. Mrs. Taylor
was about eighty years old. She and her husband.
,ha Lie IL II Taylor were slaves In New-Orlcans
tf,v Years AGO They obtained their freedom and
came 10 Tarrytown, where they soon became rich
park Is now on this land the place where
Ma ior Andre captured by Van Vert. Paulding
and Williams In 1857 society was organized 10y
Amos r. Clark and \. Holmes Odell The society
was named '"The Monument Association TO the
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
WHAT IS GOING oH TO-DAY.

nr,. CooJs RonubIIcan club. no 30 BroadNay.
noon
Paint oil end Drug Trade R'pun"'"" '''" W.
20 Maiden Lane. noon.
Commercial Travellers iepupl''"" ''""' ~
wav and Princc-st.. noon
Opening concert Young Mems 'h''sN'' ''S''
ciaiion Association Han y IN
rniycr.l,v club reception. clubhous'' '''i''"''
x.u.york Electrical Society. Columbia College.
= m.
Ionox Republican club. no. ~ West one-h"h-
drcd-aud-t wcnty-ni 1th-st. p III
Mckinley ana Hobart inass-m""'ing, NNNIit'
Assembly District. Lyric Han y m
National Guard Examining Board 'isi Regimen,
ArmOrN. ~ L. m
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23
ORR TI Ri.
GISTANi. KAHN.

Custava Kahn a theatrical manager. died on
Wednesday night at his home In this city. lie had
been n manager for several years and had devoted
himself chiefly TO German playS He was asso-
ciatcd some time ago with the kiralfy Brothers
He was business manager OF the Irving lIdre
Theatre for a considerable period, and was AZ tn"
Thali, Theatre when IL was managed by th' RoSen-
fnId J,roth.-4 For two three seasons he was
Iuei, nss manager at the Terrace Garden. where he
was engaged up TO the time ol its closing icW
weeks ago Last season he wac IN" manager OF
NAV called The Land Of the Living. but ne did
moi accompany it's tour, as he WAS Kept busy at
ihe Irving Place Theatre. This season he started
with his company in the same play. but was taken
Sex in a short time. His health had been poor for
New-York tribune., 1896-10-23

Henry James Smith. an old resident OF the West
Side of the city died at his home. No. 9i Ninth
ave Yesterday He was born I'm Orange County,
y Y and for moro than forty years was connected
with the Manhattan Gas Light Company ana the
Cons soljdated Gas Company OF THIS city. lie was
an active member of the Presbyterian Church. and
was frequently a lay delegate 10 IL assemblies Mr..
Smith was stanch supporter OF the Ecpibllcan
partv lie leaves ,Our children, Pocc-Surgoon
Daniel II. Smith, James MacGiegor smith lay laW
YER: Mrs j. +. Boyd and Mrs. ]. ". Lyman. The
funeral Will take place a. the North Presbyterian
{ hurch Thirty-hrst-at and Ninth-avc.. tomorrow.
>, D. m Thc burial will be at Mont gomory. ~ y.