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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas Jun extenso y variado
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is oentavos hasta e. y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. EH sinteros de cristal de
roca Sc: puede escoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
IIBROa. .
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLzp .s &c
han recibido los siguientess

Wdigo Penal rsfermado On 1870
oOR las variaCiones introdueidaa an
Ell mismo pox Ia ley de IL dc 4s1Iio
de 1876, concordad0 y comsaa aado
para su mejor inteAgencio II aaell
apliGaCi6n, CON una mulEtpa &s
ejemplos , cuestiones praczisaa sx-
tTactadas dc 10 jurisprudsnCis sa5a-
blenlda por el Tribune, :. psaao
en- mas do sinoO mil .x..,ss.s4 do
tsdaa en- materia : s9sSssss.<&z 0S-
|minal deade 1870 {. 5ssss yGssa
lurispxudenciS fran esf.s Ssa Us W.
SOS no resueltos Rtn TssQ Il. nEsa3g \,
Vue dimsnan de ar,l,sn:oa del 90,
digo franoAe, que gugTt II c0lss s?sets PIC IS
!dertidad J anslogfa es:n rs Gel
O6digo espafol, seguid< Go ca sx-
senso 7 mlpucioso reper' csi0 &,2a-
b6tico de lac mIsmas : de Cir ap5a
diee con les ieyes pepelss e':nsnsa..
ca de contrsbsndo 7 dafsaL = 80
errocarriles, mon 'ss, 10y ele =
es y munici;,al, c4za J p&sc~, ley
sobre pro eaaian = los nt6oe de @
lie Julio de 1878, : score usurpa-
ai6n y fal5ifiaaci6n de- pstentes de
80 del psopic raes y afo, anotadas
J Comentadas CON Is juxispruden-
cia del Tribunal supreme
ObrE utilisiEas q los seforea Ma.
gistrSdos, Juf&dos, Jueces, .Fisca-
"a, indivfdnos del Ouerpo Juridico
M.litSr y dsN TO funcIonsxios en-
srgadca ds Is apliOaui6n de ts ley,
Euy particr lsrmen.e ] oa aeho-
res L,etrsdos, deteLsorea q acusa-
dores On causa criminal. y& todas
squellas pefeonaa 7ne, deseos&a
8 canooef C6digo , Ia Julispru
5encla, 40 Nam podldo haeer de
ellos IN egtudlo eapeaial. pog el
Rxcnao er ID. Salvador Viada y W.
llaseca, Magisaado del Tribunal
Supreme y Diputsdo { Oortes.-m
dina edioion, Uuasro tomoa.
COMPILATION do taa diEpoAi
clones ofganicas de Ia Administers
sion de JnStieia En- Las provinciail
do UlR1mar, preoedida do una in
troduccion histnriSa, AnotadA J
concordada con la legislaci6n ante
rof = In de Ia Peninsula, y coD 10
seYos pfoeesaleA, y seguida 10 vA
| los apendiosa, CO.'S prenAiwaa do |.
LEY de uniiicasi6n dc 10 do AEoah
Ice 1885, cl dearsto ley dc erapiea
ldos de Uitranasx y ias denaa de
lposlciones Ngentes, po RA 6i
lEsnohes Ocaf :, aux.liar DE- Mss1s
terio de Gracia J JustiMa y Basea
tor de 10 8 Revista do - Txibuns
Iies''. Rdici6n de 1891
IPHDAG0GIOA, Eor dcn joss Sku
cacx aonsslns de 9omoAno.
| RkPkRTOM0 DE- JURIE
lPRUDRHCIA en- raAte,iA cxiaiaa
Iio.wAco por una iuntA Dc Abogl
IdoA. baio Ii diseecioa De 1oa VI
Ioepie Romero GlroR; compsenG
desds q aho isTo q ioe4 . aona
- -
lvETERIEARIA, AfAgo.
/ mana, Castro Verde
| F.EIOA J quinieA, Tslin.
TABLAs de logAEitmo<. ga
-Lus Esmo-.
TEEkDUkIA Do nhess UAat
hos.
ATLAA dc 0eogfAiia Ualvars
.Awpasaso Dc ~ IapAa tTasnd
:. sneglo 4 las sssaA.es iisu
- % iAeae, pseaedido d ana I
- GsssvAtss ksia1ssstsa, en
.s4 xsTuso.
U><AIoO OWL sagsAaaAs.y
49,. . esassrs nAM1n1
LAOL0N.is pfinalle
1satsa 1tveeis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
.LINEA Dn CUBA

Llegsran solo harsa SsAtsaso dc Cubs
les vspores que aslsn los dias ., Is y ss
Los de los diss S y IS tocarAn OF
Nueviata Puerto Padre, Gihsrn, Maya
n, Barscoa, GnADsAnarno y Cuba
Ell dis Is hsgs las naisnsss escaaRa
( sxespci6n ds In do Mayan, y adsmG.
tscacA On Sagus de T&nsmo,
Todos retornarAn verihcando sua %.
lidas do Cuba los dias 10, 23 , 8, efsc.
kuxndose Lao sntsAdas en- Ii Habans
sn Lon fechas corsespondisntss Dc TO-
30 y 8 de- cada mes.
NinguRo De sstos ySpofea tocsIA I
A uiretOrnO1an Guwgtk tknnmo. s,s.g = "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
RzKOLCADOR

. Asta empress siens sl vspor AGUs
hA, Poteats pnra remc;anes poE Esi
'ostas de ests isla, : habiiisa1do ..
4oWbAE Da1a aAaiGraa y titles pslE saI
gxsaaEsc, ag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
Luz BRILLA.NTE.
La luz EN2El MUNDO.DE LOS kEGocIoI
aOgITE PARA ACUMBRADO Dr. FAMILI1

Lire es Mpssgl
ssmsNssiS's sspsAl u
6in hsesao NJ ss
Este assits, 1 =
dc una fabz4eaG1A )
cial 60 igual, -
rior q los que %
tan del extranjeEe j
diveFsos now hFse 81 =
cas-. tanto pcr aus
.dades lumiaieaa ctls
por lsseguridad dQ1e
80 & loa consaniAdl6 6
Nuestros presiO8 -
mucho Bn6s redua
qne los dc Las mAx
sxtranjeras, que go @
re mayor rreMo 10 b
dan 3 los consuRidoskA
vertsjas de nlaxa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
TO&E TT. lSILVA A
rrTUAN 37.--OAPITAL

o.nsuade Dc M6lisA Das .uer
.<nisiOnists, Asras. pins PAL d
nernaHia general TrAs .4laAH'
- 1vepcres haaeeses), Oorrsspoa
~ "a 0red I Ly0xanls ds faris, r
sassn = az ave de loo HsssbIssnliel
AZ Oaii dc PARIS, DO Ia Com.
- al ssg0f0s sSRtsa iResndio-
So.vnoa Unioa, - % Ia Comp
snano,s /" AiiGaGa do sssguIs-
~nts de BassctUas g xssAs 90.
xupl~sAssaa'lA. ! +.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

ARA LA PINTURA Al OLEO 7
LA OUARHLA, Sc AOARAN DI
RROIBIR, EN- HSTA HPRINTA
HELM (bsstsh
Betta.
Blanco Do plsyA
BiAnce Do plone
Blanes Dc Eins.
Asul sslsstsl
A1ul dc esaaltAs
AAal Dc Prussia.
0AstaAe (jvsa ):.da Asrts
OagtAAO roio.
OAstAAe d Van Dyrk
JArniA qusmads.H
OArnia Dc ruhis.
Osniaa Gaal.
Barmsll6n.
&utAgamba
aris Dc Payns
Indigo;
Amarillo Dc srons slafA.
AmaEills De sroMssssszs
Amarillo tndiAns.
Amarillo Dc NaDslss
LAes qasmadA.
LAHa eAymiAaa.
LAea rabia
LAoa amaTilla
LAsA 0r6inAEis
LAea vielada.
Ne0To d marhl.
nsSro - 2R.nsns
OoTs eAstAAAs
Oars anAarillN
Oefs Eels.
Oefs - RRanl
OltsAmas.
PisdrA e hisn
RSIo d Hs.axnu
19sc % VsApsia.
SangTs Dc Dmgs,
EsplA
nspiA soIoEsads.s
nsnAits
hntasa nssUAT
Tiara Dc OAsssl.
Tisrra Dc Uolsnas.
Itefn - ItAl.n naeurm
nsFrA 10 ItaliA ,ssmsds.
nssss d. somnra nasar.l.s
xtsuA ~ so1s-a qusma n
nsffs d. nlses aetarsl.
nsrT. = ei>ss ausAal..
!. 8slEsA14a.
Hsras41s lagass
l 80 tesA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
EMPRESA
I,isaESISPlAULES CORREeSSs Lis AHfIEEs'
trasportes militarea
10 8obrinos dt Hsrrsra, Hahara.

Los vapores de esta smFTssa efec
tuarAn sn ssiids deads este puerto er
los dias 5, 10, Is, 80 y rs dc cads ,us'
4 Las 5 de Ia tars2e ea lce diea de lsht
y 4 las i& del dia en- los fassivoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

para peri6dicos 6impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases de- todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas EN- envases de- 500 gra-
mos y l. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

De vonts, en- Ia IMpxeztA de
BOLETIN M1ROAHru.
co bolsa, el Oomeroio =
Las Ao0ia1ades AIeHca2-
tiles, 1 ucmo.----...- I 81
LACoiones de Derecho MeE
cantll, por garioa alum
nos dc dom Luis @lvela, l
tomo------------... -. 100
Abro de les S&tiras, Dor
don Ventura Ruiz Agui.
lera, ocomprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grsndezas de loa
pequehos, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varias fabuIas
yMoralejas, l tcmo, r6s.
tica 260 paginas......-. le9
CAndido, Novela por don
Msriano Ramiyo, I to-
mo r6etica..-----. yg
Rinoonete J Sortadillo y
Nl licenciado Vidriara
pog idem, I'M tomo..... a
Les Baiios de Argel, &C.
media, por Id, IN tome. AZ
nj gsilsrdo espAnol, ideG.
p0r luem, un Somo. -. 9S
La leyenda de NoOhe-buei
na.---~s .>- .>.~.. 80
"a hijo del Sacristan, POE
don. CArloa EeOntarfra
tomo6. 6.........~>. 6O
Felipe 2: Estudio Histori-
co Ceitioo, por V. Co.
meg, ! tomo 76
uhisrro, Estudio eientlfi.
90, por don Juho. $50
.-.ss@......... IN
Homsnaie Poetico, Poe
siaA dc S5 ingenioA .
komO~~~~ . a
Ley yenda dc los Reyes, no
vela historica, por don
TofcuAto TArrago, l To-
MO- .->- q
aabitaAllidad de lss A.
tros, por don Jos6 Mo.
reno FuonEcs, l romo- g.
Fn=Dles y Taplces, segup.
do s4rie do cArtas q una
sehosiEa so0ru il hab,-
tAclon. por y. MiQuei y
BadiA. tome.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

para ::escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
PARA COPIAR.
Pr.nsas de.todos, tamaios y
pr.cios, agustot del comprador'
LIRROS RELIGI0608.

(
- a reeibido Or estA lMpEeRts
mn netebls surhdo Dc obrae rsligio-
sas nelootne todas, entire Ia Gus
- ~ g aasasntraA las dguisntss;
Tw,t.aAsa Dc Crisis, KsurA
sdiGI6,, ssen6nicA so.Ae
fdsm ae idem, idsm. sdidoa
de- lujo., -. .->.e-a-~s.-s ~
Ar~.ra "a nAIvaek6a...~-~ 81
Niersisie eondlane ..-..... AO|
Deveto TeligT6s, ensua-
i@nadsta iMitAsldn AA.A l1c|
rms 1iyina, sAsaAAsraAsi6a
-icI reRrs con bToshoA - 2OC
~ 1iyiHa, sAsasdsRnaA6n
ds rigtroao iHto.. o.......:. So
rnx iivis IA, eAsaadeEnasi6a
: ,sn piol dc AuEtralla y NJ
~-.ss~sss~ss~a's sse@ ssW
e.neio dAl DomiAeo........ zM
Te~xsKo OAMs, sneaadsEAs
IN iuiSasi6A naaAl-..~. 3.W
t,e@na Tk,ssbrsa, snsaaAst-
raSi6a O. pisl son JslievM. &W
N Tfa del CkisAaAe. sAoa'
deEnaei6n Dc Tasi. ....:.. IN
vr,s eslsste, sAsaaAsRzass6S
ss~.se 80
1r,s oe.sGse, ensaaAsraacioo
dOfadA.-~~>~~.s."s>-~s~ az
urcologie EsPahol snsas-
Sernsga6n de carey con iu-
wustaMonee As nasek..~ s'@
IA mujer eas6lisa, nsaaAek
uasi6n De nAeAF ssA seals-
YoOs.~~ss'~~s~~~ss~s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
I'M
:. !. ) :. sDeCTlIA @IsllIM
y,POR GIL EsTKvE

NuevaE sdisi6n petfsstsmease
,mpresa y eassad dexsAda q CAT
IN. : NU1VR PESOS Grassa
al.sentaao: - -.
Teuasds 10 grussas eaes
m buen dosenaato.
Dc veata o. esta9 1nprsnta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

aladrado por una sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, 40
bres de ohcios, etc.
De venta on esta lmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
~ 81 EsGEAS

nat. las Escuelas con meri-
1i.no de metal,2 juegos COM
plstos, de Copernico, Armilar,
Tsrrsstre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

esta ducants ushos a1us Undos
Me1co otfoa p0sss erme ofTeseF pfbco
meosas 60 pegts gEps sslo nSsa
ssan regadas aEk todo gor De
acsonres so =.
OA - As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06
- II, -1 =. IA Som

Sc dcdb,. cso recibir en- la Inapren-
tG del B0letin:
IT 7 N IT a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
BRYAN on His Rounds.

LOWELL, Mass., September 26.--
Bryan's train left Boston, this morn
ing, and arrived here at 9:l2, depart
ing at 9:18. Bryan and Sewall stood
in the baggage-car doorway. Mr..
Bryan said: "Fellow citizens: have
not time to discuss any question Of pol
itics, but am glad to see you" Five
thousand people were present.
MANCHESTER, N. H September 26.
-Bryan's advent to New Hampshire
and Maine began with warm recep
4Ion at Nashua junction, where 5000
people greeted him and showed con-
adorable enthusiasm. Bryan was
cheered and made speech. Sewall
also said few words. At Nashua, Mr.
Bryan spoke. also, and introduced the
nominee for vice president, Mr.. Sewall,
who spoke briefly on the silver issue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
PERSONAL PENClL1NGs.

Charles Bloom went over to Mora, to.
day. ~
DR.. W. R. Upton Is back from quIcI
trip to Watrous.
PIacido sandovsI visits town from his
mountain home.
!. a. Rapp and brother went up to Trini
dad this morning.
Ralph Halloran, the insurance man, /,
about the city, to-day.
]. Q. Adlon and daughter went over tc
Santa Fe last evening.
Jas. A. Dick and wife, w. @. Haydor
and Mrs. II. w. Green left, to-day, over
land. for Taos. A
w. M. Berger, the well known citizen
who takes an active interest in politics, is
over from Santa Fe, to-day.
r. L. McConrelI, the expert tailor, that
had been at Alios II. Lewis for several
days, left for the south last evening.
Miss May Henry arrived home last even
ing from a delightful trip to the states and
Europe, having been absent three months.
Roman Baca Is up from San Mateo, Va.
lencia county, though not in the capacity
of delegate to the republican convention.
Judge w. Il. Kelley, stalwart republi-
can who endorses the st. Louis platform
from Alpha to Omega. is up from Socorro.
John J. Cluxton left this morning for
New York city, TO enter college Of music.
His address will be 1913 East Fifty seventh
street.
.. W. Cantwell and family, recent arri-
vals from Hartford City, Ind, left this
morning to spend q month at Harvey's
ranch.
w. L. Thompson and wife, who had
spent several months at the Harvey resort,
left for home in Muscatins, Iowa, this
morning.
Master Homer Wean left for Los An
geles last evening, to remain year there
with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Winslow, and to
attend school there this winter.
Conductor j. A. Murray and wife, left
this morning for Topeka on ten days
visit. Conductor VIM. Alcott will take
place during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Anderson, she sis
ter of Mrs. T. F. Clay. are in town from
Oklahoma, en- route for San Marcial ac-
companied by Miss Ida Hall, of Purcell,
o.
Alex. J. Taylor, Albuquerque; F. M.
Crosse, Indianapolis; Miss y. G. G.. Gully,
Wagon Mound; H. Dunbufsky, Goshen,
Ind; John H. Sargens, Ell Rito; f. Nolan,
George A. johnson, Jose Ortiz Pine and
VI. Kaufman, Santa Fe, and Malaquias
Martinez, Taos, are registered at the Plaza
hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
HE DECLINES TO RUN
J. B. Thacher Refuses the Demo-
cratic Nomination for Cow
ernor Of New York.
CANDIDATES KEPT BUSY
A Pretty Row and One Dead Mar
at the Massachusetts Demo.
cratic Convention. u
THE NEWS BOILED DOWN

ALBANY, N. r., Septercer 20
John Boyd Thacher has declined e
accept the democratic domination fol
governor. He was rominated at Buf
falo by the democr.tic convention or
September 18th. The platform adopt
ed by that con,ention, in so far as II
unequiyocalr endorsed the Chicago
platform, Gun not be subscribed to by
Mr.. Thacner any more than he could
have gifen his approval to the Chicago
platform itself in many Of Its essential
features. The result is hiI declina ion.
His idea was that the fight in this
state should be confined to state issues.
The silver wing of the party decline 10
accept his analysis of the political situa-
tion in this state, and demanded
that an out and out silver man
be placed on the ticket tor governor,
and that the fight in this state shall be
made upon national issues, more par
ticularly upon the democratic PROPOSE
tion of free coinage at the ratio OF 10 to
1. Thacher thinks that his decliration
will result in Wilbur F. Porter, of Wa
tertown, his companion on the demo-
cratic ticket, as candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, being named by the
state committee at its meerng on Mon
day night as the candidate for govern
or. There was intense excitement
about the city when Mr.. Thacher's de-
clinatioL became known, shortly before
noon. The utmost surprise was man.
ltested by the members of the notifica-
tion committee when they learned
Thacher's decision.
Senator David B. Hill remained at
his house at Woolfert's Roost, to-day.
When representative of the Associat-
ed Press called to see him at l O'Clock,
he refused to be interviewed or 10 dis
cuss Mr. Thacher's declination in any
way. The general impression among
politicians about Kenmore, was that
Mr.. Thacher's withdrawal meant Sem
ator Hills retirement from active polit-
ical service this fall, especially on the
stump,as he could not with consistence
advocate the election to the governor
ship of such q man as it is admitted
will be nominated by the state commit
tee to take Mr.. Thacher's place--that
is, man who will stand squarely and
firmly on the Chicago platform, who
will make his canvass for the state Of
flee upon almost the sole issue of free
coinage of silver.
At 10:30 o'clock, Chairman York, of
the notification committee, called the
meeting to order and formally notified
Mr.. Thacher OF his unanimous nomina-
ton for governor by the democrats.
Mr.. Thacher replied at length, declin-
Ing the honor and stating his reasons
why.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
THE CITY CHURCHES.

There will be no services at the syna.
gogue. Tomorrow, but Rev. L. ScbreIber
will deliver sermon on Tuesday evening
at 5 O'Clock.
There will be no preaching at the Metho.
dist church tomorrow, morning or even
ing. Sunday school and other services al
the usual hours.
Services at the Baptist church, to-mor.
row at II a. m. and 8 p. M; Sunday schoo
9:45 a. NJ; young peoples meeting 7:15
subject "Japan Missions" A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Morning service in St. Paul's Episcopa
church on Sunday at II o'clock a. m. Ser.
mon, ,'The Prodigal Son." Afternoon ser.
vice at p. m. Sermon, Literature for
Young Ladies'" Sunday school and Bible
class at 10 a. m.
At the Presbyterian church, the regu.
lar morning worship will be held at II
O'Clock, with sermon by the pastor or
'sHumanity's Christ.u Sunday school al
9;45 a. m. Society of Christian Endeavol
at $50 p. m; topic, Lessons from Dav.
ids Life and Words" A very cordial in.
vitation is extended to all people, and par,
ticnlarly to strangers and visitors In ths
city.
The reception given by the ladies' guild
Of ST. Panl's Episcopal church, in honor Of
Rev. George Sslby, the new rector, and bii
wife, was very well attended and was very
much enjoyed by all. The clergy Of the
town manifested their good feeling by &C
ceptin Invitations to be present, while th'
members OF the church and many OF theil
friends from the sister churches ATTENDED
and by their presence contributed to th'
enjoyment Of the evening. Rsfreshment
were served by the ladies Of the guild.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
corbett Released on Bail.

NEW YORK. N. T., September 26.--
James j. Corbett, the pugilist, surren'
dered himself, this morning, at the
district attorneys office in this city, TO
answer to the charge Of violating the
law in making arrangements In this
city for prize fight with Robert Fiiz
eim mons. He was released on bail.
which was fixed at $1,000 and fur
pished at once. Corbett said that he
had expected to start for San Francisco
in few days to go into training there
for his sparriBg match with Snarkey
on November 26th, bnt was afraid that
this indictment might interfere with
Ills plans. One Of the assistant district
attorneys assured him, that if he worlo
promise TO be back at certain date, be
could 90. CoTbett said ks would ccT'
tsinly do 20.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-26
Rank Statement

NEW YORK, N. Y, September 26.-
The weekly statement of associated
banks shows the following changes I:
Reserve, increase. $3, 761 $50; loans.
decrease, $1,34S, 280; specie. increase,
1895, 900; legal tenders, increase, $S,-
100000; deposits, increase, S2.5S2,.
600; circulation, increase, $488, 900.
The banks now hold $14,216,025 in
excess of the legal requirements.
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McKinIey,s Busy Day.

CANTON, Ohio, September 26.-Ma-
jor McKinley's most active day of the
campaign commenced with a call of
the Peoria republican travelling mems
club. Shortly after the departure Of
the Peoria travelling men, the employees
OF Jones & Laughlin, from Pittsburg,
arrived. About the same time, two
train loads of workers from Piqua
and other western Ohio towns arrived.
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Destructive Gales.

LONDON, England, September &c.
Violent gales prevailed along the Span
ish coasts, last evening, and many
wrecks, chiefly of small crafts, are re-
ported. The gale is subsiding in the
North Sea to-day. but tugs and trawl-
ers continue to bring to Yarmouth
crews OF foundered fishing vessels, sew
eral of which are still unaccounted for.
A landslide ct Pont-y-Pridd burst the
banks of the Glamorgan canal and car
ried the railway embankment into the
river Taft.
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Brisk Market.

WALL STREET, n. Y, September 26.
There was brisk demand for stocks
at the opening, this morning. Promi-
nent issues sold at the best figures of
the week. The advance in prices
ranged from 1s to 5s per cent, the
latter in sugar.
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THEY HELD THE HALL.
The Massachusetts, Democrats Feared
Packed Convention.

BosToN, Mass, September Pa
Z 'clock this morning, about 100 silver
delegates were remaining In the Music
hall, which taey and two or three hun.
dred of Their companions took posses
sion Of lasS night, after the Adjournment
of the rdly al which Candidate Bryan
spoke The purpose was to remain In
posssssion OF the hall until the demo-
cv.tic state convention assem- bled there
ais forenoon. The determination 10 4
result Of charge made by Hon. Fred
Williams, free silver leader Of the state,
that the state committee leaders In.
tended to pack the hall In the Interest
of men opposed to the Chicago plat
form and candidates. James Hughes.
delegate who had gone out OF the
hall, was found dead In an alleyway
adjoining the hall at 8 O'Clock this
morning. A deep bruise IN the palm
of the right hand showed that cur
rent Of electricity had killed him. The
accident doubtless occurred while try
ing to re-. enter the hall by the fire es-
cape. The convention was scheduled
to meet II a. m.
At IL O'Clock, Pratt called the con-
vention to order, those in the hall gave
vent to the widest demonstrations OF
joy. Pratt read the call. While this
was going on in the hall, George
Frederick Williams was waiting for
admittance, down stairs. Mellon, of
Worcester, was unanimously made
temporary chairmsn. In the mean
time, Williams sent word back for the
convention to continue admitting, that
with the locked out delegates, he
would 60 to another hall where similar
action would be taken. The same CON-
mittees appointed by the chair were
then appointed as the credentials COM
mittee. While the police were con.
sidering the matter Of opening the
doors, meeting was held in the open
air. Those In attendance voted unani-
mously that George Fred Williams
should remain in their midst. 1t was
announced amidst great cheers that
Williams had received the Music Hall
nomination for governor and this ac-
ton was endorsed.
THE CIRCULARS. I"
BOSTON, Mass, September 26.-
Alderman John III. Lee, member OF
the democratic state committee, se-
cured the necessary permission, and the
held an independent state
convention at Fanueil hall at o'clock
this afternoon.
The democratic state convention at
Fanueil hall was convened at 1880
o'clock for nominating candidate for
governor, by adjournment from Music
hall. A resolution was presented by
NJ. M. Lomasney, endorsing the nomi-
nation Of Bryan and Sewall by the |
Chicago convention. The resolution
was put to vote and declared adopted.
The meeting of the democratic CON-
mittee to determine upon their course
in reference to holding convention in
Music hall was held and the committee
decided to outwit the Williams men at
their own game. They and their fol-
lowers marched to convention hall,
headed by band, about noon, finding
the hall still in the hands of the Will
iams people. The regulars declared the
hall in possession of outsiders and they
declared the convention adjourned to
meet at Fanueil hall, thus making the
Williams men bolters.
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The society of United Laborers Of East
Las Vegas will give grand ball at Rosen-
thai hall, Saturday evening, September
10th, to which the general public is COR
daily invited. English dances, as we'll as
Spanish, will be given, and good time Is
guaranteed to all. Admission, fifty cents.
No Objectionable characters will be ad :
mitted. Come out and enjoy yourself.
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