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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22

O0 ,V"~S%o GA IA 4NAPGU@e2 W.
F oLRTH MxRoANr1z.
l . bolAa, sl Oomorclo y
las sossedades Morcan-
tiles, I t2mo~.~~-.--. 1859
l. aaCi0neS dc DueeCno Mex
0antil, pOr varios alum
t''s dc don Luis Silvela, !
Jomos--~s-~e .o.~-- .-as 100
I, bro de- I&s Sat;Faa, DOE
! don Ventura Ruix Agui-
.lera, oomprende: S6ti-
sso, La arcadia moder-
ma, Grandezas de los
..,pequehos, Npfgramas y
letxillas, Vaslas fabulaa
yMoralejas, l tomo, rds.
. IGioa $50 paglnas...----- 1got
C4ndido, NoVsla por don
Mssiano Ramixo. 10
mo r0stiCa a..-.,-~ r.
Ranc0oese y G0E.adlll0 y
nl iceDclas1o VldEiora
poR idem, un tono IA
1ros Bafios do Argel, oo-
media, p0E Id, m tomo II
Et gailardo espanoi, tdAa
Dor idem. nm homo. 9s
L. leyenda dc Ncehe-Duey
nSsa~"---~-u s-r~a---4, s~~..o4, 80
EI hijo del Saorlatan, DOB
don OaElCs Frontauca,
3 tom03. 3..~~.~....-....w,.. &(s
Y Siipe 2e Estudio Hiat6yi.
60 0ribtc0, pOr v. ca
meSs / Esm0 sS.o~~-. TX
.hieTEo. ME+Tdio cIaaHas
90, por don JUNO 90
NoS ~~-@wu-~. 800 n.oa.~~a ks
p 8omauaie Po6sico, Poa.
aias de 36 ingenios,
SC MO~@@-r~,-- .~4s--~ ,,s f.
h ,slsitAbilldad do los Az
I1s, DOE don Joss Mo,
:eao FuanEas, / tomo. re-
n 18b|ea y T4pices, gsxu7.
DO a6rIo de oarEas a 1na
1a6ortta ao'sse IN haol.
sso16n. POE u. M.quei =
Radia, ! tomo---.~..n
L ,yanda de los Reyss, a,
g Ia hlst6Elca, por 5Son
z souasQ Ta.ssltago, l TO-
NO. ~~-~~~-a ~~~-- IN
R~n>s Nacionales y Oanta-
M!rss, pOr Id .~----.. lna
Oantares de un vleio. Dor
don Te0doro Guerrero.
! SoWO. .........-... IN
1nsoS de vista, pOr das
Migdel Moya, nm 4orno,
LIS madfes,. por Front 10.
ra, l tomoA----.....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
josef. SILVA
TETUAN 37.-~OAPITAL

,,nusuladO de Noise, Ban iaeeo
.s",siopista, AgenSs:sprind pal dc
~ Tc1orupaFia general Trss :sl6nti-
p ewxpoxeg fEanOeses), Oerrespon
= - a., Credit LyouRaisd de Paris, Be-
W. sss ST ssnts de los Rstsblecimien-
,,s1S, - \" Gail de Paris. della Com
Or "a S de SegurOs contra sLncendios
s''" Vie6 Goion. y d ia Oomps
~6oiA /" Aliaasa de asegura-
90 rareslOns. T'sas- So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
preparatoria.S !

preParatorIa
Aritm6tlca, ,Ipor!San.
| as, 1 tomo..-s-.-.. s 2iSO
Algebra, pOr idem 2
Omo.-.---.-.-.-.... 200
GSomeEria EOr Ore.
EaJ a COm0ses 800
TrlgrOnometEl~, por
GomeE..y Palette, l to-;
iHOs- . ~soS's~ ~~s~@sso.ss 4 w
aGram&tlCa frAnCess,
1or: r:Otenero, 1 tomo.. 500
T4aducicD, pOr Ira.
mania, l tomO. ~25
.Ar.JmetlCa, por Cor
G6Ear, / tOmo.-----. l5O
Algebra, por l0em, ]
GONO 80. -...-~.-~--s..o z so
de0metris, pOr lOem
tOmoo---s~.--.~.. 10
GeomeEria y Trig0-
nometria, pOr Gavilan
l tOmO...--.....-. 3MS
Aritm6blCa, por Oar.
din, l tOmO.......... $50
Algebra, pOr ldem, /
tomo.----........... ] 8.
GeOmetria, pOr ldem
II COMOs Os....as....... II
GEAmAtl0A feAnOesa.
por Ohantreau, ! tomo 3N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
PARA,COP1AR.
4 Prsasas. de .todosE Etamahosly
procios, kgusto del compradOr
LIRROS RKLIGIOSOS.

"a an rosibido On ssta 1RpreAta
.n retable Surtido De obras raligi0-
-. sNloatAs tedas, oAtEo lAa GUS
n sa ansusntEaA las AiG1is1tess
g~,+nnskn do Orists, KGaAPis,
~iiei6n eeon6mioA..-~ eoA0
tAs1a Dc iasM, idsH, "diG6A
AZ djO...- -r 1'V
Viareiete eOtdiaAO .ss..~.. ~
Deyoto Tsligrta, eas1a-
ssrnssi6A imitasi6A nak0 10
81. Aivina. oneuAdeERaM6A
eitl negra con bzesAeA - 400
- divina, ensuadsEnad6R
Dc riguroso luto.: .....:-- H.W
r~s diVina, eneuadsrnasi61
A piel de- Australia y nj
kel.-.~~~e~~s'ss o~~4 osSU O
.>saio del DemingO.....--- 10O
SsSaaiio OHeio, enOuadeEAAr
siSn imitesi6a naEAl.:.o. 800
.,Sslse Fdnebrss, sAs1adsr-
rsctdH de piel con 1eltsye@, 300
n Iris del Orisdane. sAsaa-' .oo
aAs~rnsol6n A~ de pisl. &O0
l;l1 se,este, sasuadsrHAseA ..o
~~~'.:es 0'V0
as esseste, sncuadsraadbn
deYSdA.--.--:-'... o'VU
Hseologio Rspanol ens1a-
aerp scion de carey con IL g, =,
exuttacioAes de nAear.rss W'W
- - rrnier eat6liea, ensuAde&"
eaai6n de naoaz con Eeils- ,..o,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
LIN1A DH PUERTO.RIOO.

EaIsp Loo diaG 10Y 30 Ios vapo1ss
que hAcsn sl ssrvici0 De Oorrsos.
81 del diA 10 tocA sn Nusvitas, Giba-
IL, BaEacOA, Guantanamo, Ouba, OabO
HAitiAnO J Port-au-PEinss Puerto Pla-
IN, PO1ee, HsyHgusx, Agusdilla , San
J1An do Puerto -Rieo. Al retoHno hArA
cscAla On Loo mismos pusrtos.
ii del din 30 irA p0r Nusvit As, G
bara, BaEacOa.. .GuAnt1nAmO, Cub San
. Domingo, Ponce, KAyAgusz, Aqua
llR y San Juan Dc P1eTto-R -Rieo, '
nj, 20 pOr los miamos pusrtos.
r oFnaE6n sAliendo Dc PusFto- Rico
lOs l. 81 y 5 rcspsetivamsnts; toca-
l IN On aba lcs diAs 30 y ., Ilsga ade
4 10 HAbanA sn lRn fscbss e0rrsspOn-
lsntsa 1s 4 Y IL Dc sAds naas.
Niuguno do satOs dOs vAporss tosuHA
b - EstoFuO On GuAntGaamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
EM.PRESA
F'fVGESESPlAULE CORlIeSDI Las lATIsLIs
y trasportes mIIitares
de SObrinoS d. Herrera, HAbGna.

Los vapores de eSta empress sfse-
tuHFAn "a sslida desde este puerto On
log dtag s, 10, Is, 80 y IS dc cAds mss,
a las 5 de 10 tarde en- los dias de labor
y 1 las IL del dia en- los feativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
T I N II

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas' En- potesF Fpequenos hay los
finidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22

yesa pePaAdos psueba de faeg temperatuss~
rsnfennelG esCepconaee px
$50" oom0"st'0" s@oGneo ass como de hMmsO NAL - s
osma DO to&V AnOtado preteEDes cuaeoqu
Otr0a o1reoen los COnumldOe
mas retucidOs que los de maroxa sxtraneras
ge"tss ge1srGes para OdG isl sOBRNOS DH EzQUIA0A
as juan, Puerto ssGk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
RBMOLUADORl
SKLLADO

aladrado por ana sola hoja,
6 prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de o6cios, etc.
De venta en- esta llmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22

Tatl2s d. logaritG
mYr, POE Sanohez, l to.
III f.sss.os, ,.s.s.s.s.
Gramstics, feanues&,
pOr Oiiendorff, l EomI
Gremstirs idem, pos
AFaRgO, 2 tomoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
NT -NN - a. as 8.

Se- GcGb,.es ~12 recibiY en- la T9nprf9a-
tG del BOletln:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22

a.s4aGs
pata las Escuelas ;kcon =. merl-
alamo De- metal, iJuegoS COM
p1otos,.. d.. .Uopernico, Armilar'
Terrsstrs y Oeleste.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
S fE]DREy ACglF PARA gL ALUNBRlDO Dg.,LAG gLp!!IS
'sON los De LAS .MARCAs
''lUL.RRllLANTE", ''ELEFANTt"
-'LUz SOLAa"1y: "AGUILA"
las lcua!es' estan n're9istradas csrti1cadas

II nstosa aooltes,R PGO-
Quito de una fabrlOa-
Cl6n especial, dObida Q
In experienCla adqui1i-
da u u : - nUo 1aUohOs
GIlus On Ia AR0ussEIA de
Eef1Dar petr6leo tantp
9a los Hstadoa Unid0'.
como en- Ouba.e h 6iieI
) 0trO3 palseS,E S,Eson, si.
no superlores, .igualos
Q loa mejOres que %
1Inpor taA dei e1prani03
rO, Da,O dlvefsOs nom.
rses y m alcas,lya PEE
sHs huenas Cu9ildados
luminous, CuRntO pos la
segurldau que OfreOei .
q cause, 0s aus SltAs
grAdUa0lOnes en- 6ensl~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
LIBROS ,BARATOS.

De vents, On Ia Iuaprenta del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-22
LINHA DEAOAIBARMH,

Todoa Loo lunee d Les 8 do n tnrde
tMldr6 a. vApor que, tOCSndO lSa mArtss
on la Isabella dc SNgua, lsgasG 4 Osi.
EsArien loE nl&rcolas.
RstosnaE6 sAiisaao'ds Uaibarisn Lee
Qsvss, aespu6n Dc ID llsgsAa del trsn
do pSsAjsEOs, con sscalA sn Eagua, J
llsgArA 4 ID HAbAnA lO1 Vi0rnss.
T0doa los Viesnsa & lac 8 de la tkrde
FaIdFG o$rO vApor que tOeaRG.sn Isabela
ds Gagaa los SGbadoA y llsgaKk 4 Cal
taEie1 los Dcmigos.
EfoctuSE6 au EstoEno3 3sAlisndo Do Osi.
bAEien lOs aArtss, dspuGs do II Ilsgads
eel tEsn de- PsAAjsFos, tOCark On Sagxa
IlsgarG / In HabanA Ion raiGreclsG.
RBNOLUADOFI
xatA empress tiens sl vApor AGUl-
LA, possnts para Temolques por lAs
oskas do sstA TslA, y habilit1Rdo Do
! Ombas para sahiq~ss ' dtilsa para sal
varnOnto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05

PHILADELPHIA. June AT the last days SEES
sion OF the American Medical Association to-day
the selection OF officers for the ensuing year was
ratified by tho association as follows: Presi-
dent, George NJ. Sternberg, Surgeon-General
United States Navy. Washington; First Vice
President, J. NJ. Matthews. Kentucky; Second
Vice-Prcsident. J. l.. Thompson. Indiana; Third
Vic .Presidcnt, F., w. Wiggin. New York;
Fourth Vice-President 7. J.. Hoppell, Tennes-
see; Treasurer. ii. P. Newman. Illinois; Secre-
tary. W. b. Atkinson, Philadelphia; Assistant
Secretary. W; A. Jayne. Colorado; Librarian. ].
on Arrange iea' j. Va Sa'rG# Graham M Soiorado;
Delegates 10 the international Medical Con-
greks. Moscow. August. 1876. s.. Mitchell, j.
y. Hyndman. Charles Dennison, A. NJ. Miller.
lille. johnson. George Nj. Stcrnberg. d.. Hunt
ingdon, A. Marcy, ST., II. II. Holton. Thomas
MacDevitt, i. N. Quinby, George X. Fowler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
LUETG ERr INDICTED.
Mrs. Tosch Says He Onre Advised Her 10 XIII
Her Husband by Poison.

CHICAGO. June AIRS. Augusta Tosch, one OF
the States witnesses against Adolph L. Luet-
CERT, charged with wife murder. made a state
ment to the police to-day that Luetgert had once
proposed TO her that sho kill her husband by
poison. THAT much" he is reported to have
said, holding his thumb and forefnger a frac-
ton OF an inch apart, would settle him IL put
In a glass OF water" The proposition was made,
Mrs. Tosch says, in a conversation In which she
had told him that her husband got drunk and
abused her. Assistant States Attorney McEwen
does not know whether to believe the story or
not, as the woman has been a remarkably will
Ing witness against Luetgert.
Mrs. Christina Feldt. whose name has been
coupled with Luetgcrt's in an unenviable way,
declared to-day that she was through with him.
she says the $1,000 Which she sent to him yes.
terday by tho servant, Mary Siemering, was
Lqctgertfs money; that Il was in a package
which Luetgert gave her the day OF his arrest 10
keep in trust for him. She did not know what
was in the package and when LuetRert's lawyer.
sS-JudRe Vincent, wrote hor asking her to de-
liver the package, she did So, She. was before
have nothing more to do with Luetgert. The
G!rand Jury voted u true bill against Luetgert
this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
WINTERsTEEx Nv HIS OWN DEFENCE
The bloomsbury Lawyer Contradicts All the
TestInony OF His Accnaera.

80
Testimony or His Accusera.
BLOOMSBURY, Pa. juno An the Winter
stccn dynamite case this morning the defendant
was called in his own defence. In a calm and
straightforward manner he gave a brief history
OF himself. rccounting how he drove mules on
tho towpath, worked in a blacksmith shop, kept
books, read law. was admitted to tho bar,
formed a partnership with Col. Knorr, the
father Of Clifton. engaged in several business
enterprises. and bought the Irondale plant. Ho
told about the equity suit. and said that James
Scarlet was the leading attorney and not
Waller. Then he told OF his connection with
the Knorr estate. and Of his business transac.
tions with Clifton Knorr, from whom no bought
his stock. AT the adjournment for noon
Wintersteen was not through.
After recess Wintersteen resumed his testi-
mony. The first business l had with Cliff
Knorr," he said. was the purchase of his bank
stock. He sent me several letters from Reading
asking me to meet him at different places, as he
did not want to be seen in Bloomsbury. met
him on Market street. Bloomsbury. in Septem.
Der. He asked me about Waller and cursed
him. said IL he got hold Of him he would make
short work of him. He was only at my house
four " or m five h times ss:.no not eighht Il as he said: ca. q
90. l registered at the Exchange Hotel. Knorr
came in later and registered under an assumed
halihC. ihil oNtT UlRUt anu OCCuVleu n
room with Knorr. The conversation with Knorr
was general. We talked about money he want.
ed. not about Bloomsbury people or affairs. /
gave him ten dollars TO help him out"
Witness described n trip to Nanticoke made
that morning with Liveryman II. 5. Barring.
He got homo that night at $3.50 and did not
know OF the explosion until the following morn.
ing. when Mr.. Jury met him and told him OF it.
The next day he received a letter from Knorr.
On Monday he attended the funeral OF Peter "
Evans. who had died on the night OF the explo-
sion, and then found that he could get to Read.
ing that night; He went and met Knorr.
"knorr said he was going to look for q job.
and l gave him $50 and told him that II he
would keep me posted In regard 10 his where.
abouts. ! would help him all l could until he got
the job"
Mr.. Wintersteen denied that he ever made
threats before either p. G. Miller or Mr.. Ert-
wine. and said that they had personal feeling
against him. Then for over an hour every
point Of Knorr's and Sally Casts testimony In.
eliminating him was gone over and he denied
every charge and allegation. He denied having
made threats before Knorr. He explained the
letters which were found in Kuorr's possession
addressed to Miss Name Wilson as having
been thus addressed at the request OF Knorr
Wintersteen was still on the stand when couri
adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9o'clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
INTEsTIGATLSG ENSIGN STONE.
whether the Inquiry shall Proceed Depends
on Admiral I8unce.

on Admiral Bunce.
It was generally understood at the navy yard
in Brooklyn last night that the preliminary in
vestigation OF the charges made by Swits Condo
against Ensign Stone in connection with his
love episode with Miss Marie Condo had been
wound up. Mr.. Condo was early on board the
Maine. and he supplemented his own long story
of the doings OF Ensigns Stone and Osborne at
Oswego, made a few days ago. with written
statements OF servants and others.
The Naval Board will submit all the papers In
the case. and its own opinion. to Admiral Bunce.
and 1t Is said that II his decision is favorable to
the accused officers the matter will be dropped
without being referred to the Washington au-
thorities. II Is supposed that In the case OF
Ensign Osborne at least no further action will be
taken. At no time since the inquiry began has
he been under even nominal arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
a New trolley Limo Opened ia MosoLeu.

The first trolley car to traverse the Washing
ton street line OF tho North Hudson County Rail
way, in Hoboken. was run yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent A. X. Bonita Of the Hudson
Electric Light Company acted as motorman, and
had as passengers President Myles Tierney.
General Manager William Starr, and Mayor Fa-
gan and q number OF other city officials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05

rhe Body or the missing brewery Collector
Found In the North River.

The body OF ex-ltoundsman William Harris,
who had been missing since last Sunday, was
found last evening In tho North River at
I%hirtictn street. lie went on the County Cavan
Mems excursion on Sunday. and was last seen
alive on the pier at the foot Of West Thirty
fourth street, after the excursion landed.
ms son. who Is u policeman. got leave OF alb
Fence on Wednesday to grapple for his body.
ne also offered n reward OF 500 for It's recov-
eIy. Young Harris said his father had 5000 be-
he was collector. when he left home Sunday.
Ihere was only 1887 in the dead mans pockets.
us lcwclry was intact. however. and Policeman
harris concluded that his father fell overheard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
Last Sal. Against Forser Paige Dismissed.

CLEVELAND, o., June 4.-The last suit against
David r. Paige. which was based on his forger.
les OF the name OF John Huntington. was dis
missed in the Common Pleas Court to-day. Tho
action was brought by the Lima National Bank
to recover $40 1000 advanced OIL forged Hunting
ton notes discounted by Paige. Tho settlement
was effected by a New York gentleman who 10
whether David r. Paige Is In this country or
not. but IL is rumored he is living quietly In
New York. The forgeries were uttered about
Ave years ago. at which time Paige fled to South
Amerlca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
ASSAULTED ON Ill., DOORSTEP.
Three MiEhwaymen Try TO KIH q BoatoB Man
who Resisted Robbery.

Three highvaymen Try TO kiIl . BoAtoD MAN
who Resisted Robbery.
Boston, June 4.-Thomas F.. McGuinness, n
Hanover street business man. was about to enter
his home at 1870 Roxbury street at 1910 o'clock
this morning when three young men assaulted
him. He tried to fight them of and was holding
his own when one of the trio drew a razor and
slashod him across the head. inf!cting n very
bad cut in his scalp. Just then P%atrolman Dan
ran. Daniels gave chase and fired three shots
At the fleeing mon, ono OF whom drew a revolver
and fired two shots at the officer. None of tho
the men for some distance Daniel was outfooted
and gave up, The police ambulance was sum
moned and Mr.. McGuinness. who had been as
sisted into his house. was conveyed to the city
hospital. Mr.. McGuinness's wound 10 not
thought to be serious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
FOR PHILADELPHIA
DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA AND EsTKR
X. II.
stations In New York. foot or barclay and
christopher Sts-
EESTIRILR TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFREF
CARS. rlSTSCu LIGHT,

CARS, FlsINNH A.ttsbhI.
Direct route to Newark, bloomfield, Montclair. the
Oranges. summit. Rcrnardsvile. Basktn Ridge. Madt.
son. Mnrristowu. Passaic. Paterson. BoOnton, Dover.
Harkrttstown, SchOoicy's Mountain, Washington.
PhilliIsburr. Easton, Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton, littston. Wilkesbarfe. Nanu-
coke, DRnville. northumberland Montro'e, Bingham.
ton, Oxford. Norwich. Waterville, Utica. Richneld
Springs. cortland. Syracuse, oswego. Ithaca, owego,
Elmira. Corning. bath. Evansville. Buffalo. and all
points West, Northw est. and Southwest.
500 4. Naturalization Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. Ca carr Buralo. Scranton, Bins-
hamtOn. Owcgo, Ithaca. Elmira, syracuse. and o.
wcgo Express. Pullman bur"t parlor cars. Con-
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 y. M.-ScraRton. Binghamton. and Elmira Ex-
press. Pullman hurfet pnrlor cars.
~ u. VI. Scranton. Wilkeshnrre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman bur.t parlor cars.
n u. VI. -tDaily)-Chicago Nestihulc Limited Ex-
press for Scranton. Niughamtun. Elmira. buffalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping ear, New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Ot Buffalo.
$50 y. M.--,Datly -RInRlo Express. Pullman
slecpers for scranton, Hinghanton. Elmira, Bath,
Mt. Morris. and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo : A. NJ.
OIaO y. M.-(Dnlly )-RnnRlO, Scranton, HinghAm.
ton. OwegO. Ithaca. Elmira, Utica. syracuse, ana
Oswcgo Express. Pullman bufct slecpers.
Guzc 4 sons, Ltd, Ia broadway, "a Park place. and
%eD Broadway. Tickets at Ferry stations, 1l2 Broad.
way, III 4th nv, cor. 18th st, ~ West l2hth ST.. 236
Columbus av, New York; 3lS and 723 Fulton ST.,
and los broadway. BROOKLYN. Time tables giving
full Information at all stations.
WrStcOtt's Express Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence Ia destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-05
FELL 0 FEET FROM Il GLACIER.
'a'e or the Three sIen Lost While Crossing the
Portage from Sunrise city.

SEATTLE. Wash. June 4.-The fate OF the three
men Bottchor. blackstone. and Molinque. lost
while crossing the portage from Sunrise City.
COOKS Inlet. to Prince William Sound. has Just
~eh learned. The mon left Sunrise in March,
srcomIanied by two guides. When the huge
ssLrilrh the sound, WAS reached the men hur-
tnsd ahead OF their guides. They were last seen
rdSHihs ne left fork OF the glacier instead OF the
tau reached the edge Of tho floor OF ice and the
H. ma broken, dashing them 800 feet to the
all shape. - ANY wa" ~ WV :"
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ROCHESTER,, June 1.-Two bodies were found
"lhe Erie Canal here to-day near Monroe ave-
W bridge. One WAS that OF John ESsler, an old
fSoialer, and The other was Identified as that of
iSVnWnurt NJ. Glbbard, n Coachmhn. Both arc
eoD0SSgshl TO have committed suicide. Esslcr was
~nee taen he had never been in his right mind.
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MAGoW4Ns FRIENDS ON DECK.
They Combine and iuy his Costly Furnitu
Mt aherln,n Nnle.

They Combine and I1uy HIS Costly Furniture
at sherinrs sale.
TRENTON. y. j., Juno 4.-Half a dozen friends
OF Frank A. Mcgowan made Il combination and
bought all his household furniture that was sold
to-day. The receipts amounted to between five
and six thousand dollars for property that Is
said to have cost moro than ten times as much.
Tomorrow the contents Of Magowan's wine
cellar will be sold. The stock is said to be par
ticularly fine.
There is o difference of opinion as to whether
the property sold to-day was purchased for Ma
gowan or for his creditors. as members of the
combination make contradictory statements. 1t
is believed that Mcgowan will have q chance to
redeem them.
Nearly the entire morning was spent IN con-
sultation by lawyers representing various judg.
ment creditors. and a postponement was agreed
upon, when a new creditor appeared on the
scene and upset the arrangements and the sale
proceeded. An order has been served upon cX-
Sheriff Eye and Sheriff Ashmore directing them
to pay into court the money received from the
sale, This action was taken with a view OF con-
testing the validity OF some OF the Judgments
that have been confessed.
Vicc-Chancellor Reed to-day issued an order
restraining Constable Packer from selling to-
morrow the personal effects of the Eastern Rub
Der Company to satisfy small judgments OBJ
tanned by Clafiin & Co. and r. G. Dun s Co. OF
New York.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains lcaN" Nuw York, foot OF ChamberU
ST.. us follows, and iivs minutes earlier from West
Y3t st;
O.nn A.. M.-vcstibulc Express daily for waveriy.
J.JO Nnghamton, Elnira, Buffalo. Bradford. ar
rivrs Ruralo $500 I. NJ. Parlur car 10 Buffalo.
tl.Dl y. N.-Nestihulr limited. Fast mail daily.
INV solid train for Chicago, via chRutauqua Lake.
arrives cleveland ut 7;i0 \, NJ, chicago . T.. u.
Slerpcrs TO Chicago. Cleveland, and Cincinnati, Din.
Ing ear.
81 l.. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestihule EK-
Gov pr' rs, daily, arrives nj RurtRlo 7:ls A, NJ,
bradford I;ln 4, NJ, jamestown H:b3 A. NJ, Clevo-
lRud I:lb T. VI. (SIccpers to Buffalo and Clcveland),
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and
the West.
S,tS y. VIA Chautauqua Lake and
o.1O Niagara Falls. solid train To Chicago. Sleep
ear.
ViCKETs. LOCAL TlIE CARDS. M PULLMAN
i A~CCuMMODATlONS at III, lli, 26l, i0l ana s6f
broadway, l27 l.pwery 1919 East l21th ST. and 81
West lZ5th 4. Chambers aud West 2Hd =, ferries.
New ! orE; 31j and 723 Fulton ST.. luh broadway.
brooklyn; 200 hudson 81, Hohuksu. and Jersey oity
station. Ncstc"tt'H Express calls for and cheeks bag
gage from hotel ANA residences 80 destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York, foot Of Liberty ST.. daily.
CHICAGO, 2:OO 4. NJ. and l!3l5 night.
PITTSBURG. $3.50 eS Sunday; 200 sun. 1916 night.
C~INCINSATl. ST, LOUIS. 10 A. NJ. $500 =. NJ.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. =. 1000 Dining Carr.
ll;3O a. NJ. Dining Carr, 2:Ou, 1910 Dining Carr, 800
Dining Carp, u 4. ", l9;l5 night. SUNDAY, 1000 DIN.
Ing Car, 1850 A. N Dining Carr, 2;OO Dining Carr.
$500 Dining Car, a J., NJ, 1918 night.
NORFOLK. ll;;lO A. VI, daily,
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, $500 p. NJ. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch light.
Onncos: liza, l72. 28l, &3+. ll40 Broad way. 81 East
l4th 81, i27 Bowery. New York; 33s. si4 Fulton at.
Brooklyn; station foot of Liberty st., NC X. X. of N.
j. baggage checked from hotel or residence to deSa-
nation.