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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-19

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MeFCQRtN " have the honour of
requesting English advertisers to
hand their orders to MN. MAYENCE,
FAVRE and O., who are the sole
Agents for all English and French
Ad0ertiSinq.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-19

LAC mistration du R0teiR Mer-
k.RtU rhonneur de prier Messiears
! Annonciers francais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publioit9 a
I'M. MAY ENCE, FAvRE ct O.,
r Il sont les Agents uniques e. ex-
llusls Is de Ce journal pour Ia PubtioatS
/ Unc0ise ct AnglalSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-19
TABLA EXACTA
DE CUENTAs FORMADAs

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aplicables al cobro de jornales,
fraccionados estos en- octave de
dfa, prindpiando por un cuarto
y terlninando en- Z dfas, con
precios escalonados desde un real
fnerte hasta tres pesos, y expre-
sando cada fraction su valor IN
trlnseco en- pesos, centavos y cen
timos de centavo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-19

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-19
DHLLT.S NEiG1NTIL OE RUERTB-RIt0.
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De LOS INTERESTS NAC0NALES EN- AMER CA. -s4.. .a.r
ORG NO Dg Lon ESPl}3bS lyGAlpICOILES El PtERTO-RO
Condolences GENE9ALeS ACORDADAS P0R La DlRECClON
PARA TODA CLASE DE REMID0S ANUNC1S

publication medic de cOntaOs Sera preos
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Los gaellaS deben autOrzadOS fms
lie persona responsible de pago
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pulIiquen.
No $ reponIe nj de cich6s.
centnetroS
E nra eo exir counna etemnada publ
cOnced6rs,
100 sobre el pecio de arifa
Ell CLfClES publication
endra h0nfa0n De peciO de
Cuanlo de DIEZ PESOS
Para del BOLETIN Inca gacetla cunicado
emiudo. DIEZ CENTAVOS
Has,
mp de las nunco gacetas nido communicates
anticipate
p mpreviSa da de ai e5drv anuncan
renegd pubccines hubeSen dejadu de
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TOrtf0 pssrss la pmvssc0c56m 2nMMciOs.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
SPANISH CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES

Havana, sept. 2.-Thc organ Of the Conservative
party, LA Union Constitutional" commenting
upon tho dispatches from Madrid announcing that
:he spanish Government is considering the mPrueT
in which tC present to the United States cn:is for
damas 's az result of the departure from Amer
lea ana landing H. cuba II GlibustcrirG expeditions
says II thinks the contemplated action of the Gov
crunCHt justified and adds:
Is = not notorious that the influence and sym.
rathy Of americans have been used IN support ~
the StpHra'ists ana Cf the rebellion And if th'rc
PuT Goub, Of their responsibility before the world
for the mistortuncs which suffering from? =?
spain. IN asking for damages on his account ony
acts within hcr rights based justic" and the
sl!rIt OF neutrality which has not l'rn accorded NJ.
although we hay" r'igiously satisfied the repre-
s"n'1'IOns ana demands of Washington in many
cases which wcfc not juriihoi. Therefore. there -
aI the more reason why the United states should
meet IN" d"ml .ds OF nation whose Interests haze
been destroyed by many American citizens"
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
IN MEET NCyT TINE At FORT WORTH.

St PAUL sept. at to-days sessions Of the
Fnrners' Convention, Fort Worth. Tex. was
chosen almos: without opposition. for the next
place OF meeting. l. ~ Maxwell. OF Louisiana.
w,s elected yicc-presldent. An amendment 10 the
no,st,,u,Ion vas adopted intended 70 broaden the
sco,, az the organization. All institutions and
gonzations Interested in agriculture may hereafter
he reuresen:e1 by delegates H. the Farmers Ma
."a1ai ur Congress A resolution favOring the Gov.
ill., ,nnnt ny,nership OF railroads wl:cln-
,ngiy defeated, receiving only hve or six votes 4
1870 ~ reYuee on the Great Lakes went through
Without opposition Another resolution thst w1s
aaoC9s inipcrted In American vessels. Including
soyisron for the purchase Of foreign vessels which
Pt reostored II the owrer gives satisfa ctory
hnnd "a build other vessels Of equal tonnage within
yeas SONG ble time.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
10 TICKET 10 BE NOUINtTED.

PENNSYLVANIA GOLD DEMOCRATS DESD''&Cr
THE ACTION or THE PEhDING CONVENTION.
Philadelphia. Sept. THE State Executive Com
mittee OF the Jencrsonian gold Democrats to-day
decided by vote of Y TO 10 not to place any cand'
date in the fed for state Treasurer and Auditor
General This decision reached after con
ference between the State Committee and a lnrg"
number OF prominent R0lI Democrats from Hll
parts of the State. at which by vot" OF y to -
II was recommended that IL ticket te placed IN
the G".l. Whcl this rccOmn cudaiion Was mad" to
the committee an efort was mnd" hv those d'Slr-
'ng Il ho' 10 have the report adopted. hrt the
d' .iSicu 20 r1n!'at" no one U0s carried h" 'Ec
above VO;. after which resolutions to that "n""t
We're adopted by viva voce vote. The committee
tE'n adtouTucd TO meet NJ ~" a Ct tl' cha man
TIE resolutions adopted dcllCrch ne action of
the recent Demo 'rntic STA" Convention at R"1d-
ing ne again fostering upon th" l'cino"tauc or
ganzatiou the exploded h"rrs'cs OF Popul'sm cheap
money and reputation
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

milwaukee, Sept. 2.cJohn + MeDorad. an ex-
Sheriff of Milwaukee County, who az various times
he'd responsible political olices In this city. was
,H-Gor sentenced 10 six mon ms al the county farm
tor vagrancy RE came 10 milwaukee, from Boston
- iS:. Overindulgence III liquor Is s3!1 20 have
beor the cause Of his do"hfah
ST. Louis Sept. "A freight elovatol in the Ne.-
dTophed from the third story 20 The basement 70
Gav With four employees. Louis bacon. william,
g Brien and Patrick Gillian were picked up un-
Conscious the former two with broken .egs and the
latter with his head and face seriously cut. Daniel
q Trien was also badly bruised.
vinton. Iowa Sept 2--Frank A. Noyak the Wei
ford murderer. brought back from the Klondike
was turned over 70 the Benton County officials by
Detective Perrin this morning.
Pine Bluff Ark.. Sept 2The dead body OF a
negro was found hanging 10 trout line H. The Ar
kansas River near Rob Roy. rope around the
neck and several eashos IA the head Indicate that
Inc negro had been l!nchcd and thrown into the
river There was nothing on the body b. which
The man could be Identified. and no lynclLnc has
hcen reported In that vicinity recently.
a.; Helena Cal. Sept a.--Hichard Savage, father
OF The novelist seriously injured yesterday by
heing thrown his bugay chile driving with his
wife Being eighty years old and fceb.e. the shock
10 his system severe. and grave fears are enter
tained 10 the result Mrs Snva~e. VINO wa' also
thrown from the veh!c.e. escaped with 4 few
bruises.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
LTETGERTS GREAT INDiFFERFNCF.
TIE ALLEGED wIFE-MURDEHER WILL TAKE THE
STAND ~ Ills OWN Defence.

Chicago sept. THE Indifference OF Luctgert
after his wife had disappeared was the principal
fact brought on, against him to-day II was shown
Iy The testimony ~ Police captain Herman
S-huottlor that Luctgert did not show any concern
reg riding his wife and never took TIE trouble TO
ask tho police whether they had found any trace
u hor or not On one occasion he called at th2
Yolioc station "a protest against an article Ia
daily rar"r saying that his first wife had not died
a natural death. Tn. polio. at this time were drag
ginr tho river. pokirg into clay holes and patrol
ling the lake shore. In the hope OF finding some
trace of the missing woman. but Luetgert. after
be had compl.ncl of IN" paper. l"fi ;he station
without even asking II the poiic" had found any
trace OF h!s w!:c When tn" police first became
aware Of the dispp"aranc" of Mrs Luctg"!t
through her brother. they asked Lue,gcrt what
theory h. had regarding tho matter. and he sat!
that In his opinion she had become insane and
ported her goirg nwlY either 20 the police or his
i.!ghhor- tccnusc he said that T. disgrace
20 hny" insane wifi. end he id not want people
know ANYTHING uhout n. Captain schuetuer
arid that in ali tho WORK tn" police did the cas,.
d, foro ~" arrest of Luo CERT they n'Ver received
any help or suggestion from the husband.
LuetCrrf announced to-day that he Intended 90
sth that ne had talked the matter over with his
ottorno'7. and that they had consented Mat lie
should 30 He said that he would tell al about
bis actions on Tho night preceding the di appear.
auco - hs wife ard would convince the jury That
lie had done nothing wrOng.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
CLOSE RACE FOR SHERIFF T. STEjBEF

JAMES FAUCET. or hath FINALLY GETS TIE
RFPJBIICA" "oNlNATfCN
Corning y y. Sept. 2.-The most exciting EcIuo-
lican convention ever held IN St'ub"u CouHiy wa
held at Painted Post this afternoon. Tho oiic" oi
Sheriff is worth about $500 year and the noml-
nation Is eqdiv aleut TO election. There were nine
aspir1nts for the place. wlich was finally won 10y
James Faucet Of Bath. on tho tw.fih ballot
Sev venty-six votes were n"cessdr; 20 2 cLol'e.
ON the first ballot EaGcot led Win " followed
by w O. Fecnaughty Of Addison. with -. The
contest pr the way through wa between Faur"''
onJ I-ecnau .niy Faucet leading until the ninth.
when Fe"naughiy passed him by vote Of - 20 -
Eaucctt won tho lead again IN the tenth. ara IN
.,n ,,rclf,h ro|oivcd - votes and the nomination
AZ The head Of Farcetts delegation was STAT"
John + ParkhHrst. ana enoris " r.
noIn :, eet a combination which would beat him.
but they failed . ...,,,o.o, g.
I'rcEe,,rcr OF the second ballot. Dr. john
r WSrtnn OF UdInmonisp'rt and Dr. j. W.
blades. OF Cameron. were n'ih'Na'c' i"' '"''"'''
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
NEBRASKi SILVER MEN GET fOGEIhhR'
SILVER REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS ANp poPc-
LISTS NAME THE SAME CANDIDATES.

SILVER REPUBIIcA>s, DEMOCRATS AND PoP'-
LISTS NAME THE SAME CANDIDATES.
Lincoln. Neb. Sept As predicted at the s'hr'
nv the rarity leaders. the three parties. Democratic
pop,,I,st and Silver Republican. joined hands III
fusion and the tlcke; placed In the held Is
For supreme Judge. John j. sullivan. Democrat
R'nr STATE University Ecgents-E Won Fore!; OF
Ko,rney Populist. and George + Remover 81 WIS
ncr. silver Republican,.
Many doIege.e es maintain that the fusion was per
fcctly harmonious. while tncre are others VINO as
tina, there may yet he Gissensions on the Silver
p,nuh,,can side as about one-thrd OF those dele
oo,es went home early to-day before fusion was of-
feotcd. For while In the three conventions ms
,,,o,rino II looked rather prccarous for harmony
a. tho Silver Republicans had a warm tH", a mum
% = ~ ~, 'Ynldde-o theroad delegates taking In
tor OF the nomination Of straight tickc' ~ or
hsr m rresnrve their organization. Finally II was
az rrounrcd that the Democrats and silver R"pub-
itcaDs had agreed on John J. Sullivan for Supreme
Indoe and signs OF fusion began TO appear Even
,bcp I, was not until Judge Neville urged the In
Grr omort OF MIR sullivan that the Populists gave
in At noon the agreement, TO fuse was hnaliy
rrached and the rest OF the proceedings were OF
duration.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE SITUATION AT DYEA AND SKAGUAf.
EFFORTS To GET ACROSS THE PAssEs-MANY PUT
orr- THE JOr-PSFy TILL SPRING

Port Townsend Wash, Sept. 2-The steamer
Farralon arrived last nigh. from Dyea and Skaguay
The officers OF the tell interesting stories OK
the condition Of affairs al both landings they say
,ha, at Dyea men slowly but surely crossing
the divide ard the road for miles up the canyon
IS strewn with tents. provisions. discarded baggage
and dead horses Less than thousand people
are on the beach a. Dyea. all make efforts 10
get across the divide soon as landed.
AT Skaguay things present different appear
onco There are between five thousand and SIX
thousand people there Less than nifty men have
succeeded IN getting across White Pass. ana nun
dreds have given up trying 10 cross until spring.
Steamer officers say that rain had fallen continually
there for eight days and that 1t Is utterly rlpos-
sble 10 cross All kinds Of business are fourshlns.
Men a.e selling outfits for little or nothing.
4 saloonkeeper at Dyea Is buying -four. emptying
/, In homer IN a tent and selling the empty sacks
at - cents each The Farrallons officers deny that
a man was killed at Skaguay for stealing. but say
that in case OF theft death would De the result.
Seott,e Wash. Sept. 2-The steamer Farrallon
arrived az l:30 this morning from Skaguay. having
len here August %. The Farralon brings con-
nrnation OF the reports that the trail has been
iei,er on the Farrallon states that one day last
reck one hundred men sold their outfits at sacri-
Gc AMI started back The Farrallon will sail on
her return trip TO Skaguay tonight with about fty
mn ssengers lj3 horses ana cattle ana ABOUT Two
hundred tons oi fleisht' . :, ..., l., .,,.. .....
ihr demand for horses 10 be used In packing over
,he n,sses from SkaGuay Is increasing. and during
he present week several hundred horses Will BE
shinncd there There are now az Skaguay about
sp ,ho,sand horses and II Il difficult 10 how
this number can be fed dgring the winter. Many
beforc spring and thar the horses will be killed
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
FITORiBLE OFFICIAL REPORTS.
MORE VICTORIES OVER THE CUBAN IN
sURGENTS ANNOUNCED

Havana Sept. 2-It officially announced to-
day that force % two hundred Spanish ihiah"E'
commanded by Captain Cosario Ponton, surp'iSe''
at sunrise yesterday insurgent force which
was campel the heights Of Joro. Province OF
Prar del Rio, killing twcnty-slX OF the enemy anu
wounJing several others The Spanards captured
several prisoners. among them the insurgent
colonel, Jose Palacois who was wounded Thiff?
firearms and a medicine chest also fell into the
hands OF the Government troops.
Another Spanish column. While recornoitrng OF
the heights Of Rubi and Laguna, Province OF Pinar
del RIO killed twcnty-four Insurgents the official
report says. Among the killed. 1t Is further re-
ported. Were three insurSent officers
The Canarias Battalion Friday last. 1t Is
JUS announced from headquarters. surprised an
insurgcnt camp at Romagosa The enemy. ti"
official version OF the affair SAYS left forty on"
men Killed. many wounded and quantity OF arms
and ammunition on the field. The loss o: the
SpanlaFdS is alleged 10 have been insignlhcani.
Capiain-Gencral Weylcr. escorted by detach-
rlcnt Q: one hundred aud Fifty cavalry from Madru-
"a, passed through San Antonio and san Nicola
Yesterday and campcd FOR the night At the sugar
plantation of Amstead. near Guines. this province
ON his way through San Nicolas the Captan-Gen-
eral fined the Mayor of that place SUl and i'm
both Of them having been concerned IN delivering
incomplete Iations TO The Toops
y severe earthquake -E0ck was fel; al Santiago
De Cuba Yesterday.
The Last two steamers which nave sailed for
spain carried sixteen hundred sick and disabled
soldiers Cap'ain-Gen"rdI Wcyier received from
SPAN today $26,D~J III silver. to be used in de-
fr1NinS the expenses OF the war in Cuda.
The Captan-ticncfal ard the force lCrompa"' 'n%
him eNcdmped tonight on thc plantation Norcc-
Gita, near Molona sur Havana.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
corToy RECEIPTS AND CoTToy CROP.

New.Or,eans Sept. ?-Secretary Hestefs anhua'
renor, shows receipts Of cotton at all United states
norts for the year Of Ss2slc bales. against o.I'o
ias, vear overland. 94o. 49, against SS S southern
corsurption taken direct, $685. against so1'oS@
making the cotton crop OF the United states 10,
Issjs7 s,57ssi bales against S BAG last year ,S aRo
al Ssi ,he wear before last Altogether me sou'h'
or, mills took Oi26H baes, an Increase OF lSsvW
hester makes the actual so5,Gn M baIS SISe Oh s re-
,"rt an line crop OF the different states Is given az
follows in thousands OF bales: North Carona;; @S: :
snnth Carolina 500; Georgia. 300; Alabanla. Lcis'
Tjor,da GS; Mississppi. l.2?6; Louisiana, 90; e
Kansas 100; Tennessee. $50; Texas :2S: totat %is
North Carolina here includes Kentucky ,na 10,
.,Uu" SIn;a Tennessee Includes OK ahoma, Miss.omr,
Kansas and Utah; Texas includes Indian Ief''''.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
VTrTJN OF AN ASSAULT DIES.

~ Miller. Of No. 69i Cnion-ave.. died at his
-. los, niSht on August is Miller twas I'm
az, AZ the home OF Frank Denninger No 1926
So, West Farms. On that day Miller. a
soInn,teeper named Ian, and a man named Nc
sherry went to the place to take possession OF the
NJ ~ The place was condemned for street-m-
piovemen purposes Oennnse, % I"e'me,i mel 70 Ye,
80" Dos ,ushed down "A small embanknent. and II was
men thought not seriously huri as ne refused med
al aid ard went hoin".
rhe % next morning Denninger had McSherry and
I a.. arrcs,el on "a charge Of assault and Miller
rr"tai,.iaa Inv having Denniuger arrested All cases
we're postp6red until September 30, 10y the Mae!s
,rat. In NorrisanIa Court owing to Mlllers IL
,css Nov hal he ha died from his injuries. Den
nlrrer win be- IcGrrcated On more serious charge
and aiyen into the custody OF the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
Colgate &C.,,
Oldest and largest American
Soap Makers and Perfumers.

oughly aroused the people are never pea.en,
This is the peoples campaign. The next tMo
weeks will make many things cIear Wii'', 90. %
nov obscure No political organization. now
ever strong can successfully withstand the pto-
PIE. Such an attempt would he suicide. ,o,, w.
leve however that the regular RePu an
organization. having heard from the people VIII
willingly nominate Mr.. Low III response 10 'n'
peoples desire ,,o, Of
Gardiner II. Matthews. another member y, VI
the Executive Committee predictS tiat ~ ~.
ruhIicans ,vill certainly nominate Low, for the
simple reason that any other course Wou'u o
fatal to their. organization. lie says aIso th'a'
many Democratic business men OF MS acqueI,,
ance will vote for Low IL Ne Is tht anu
many nominee.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
FfNEP4L or DANIEL &. ROLLINS.

Somerswor:h y. H.. Sept. 2-The funeral OF
r,,,,al G Rollins OF Ncw-YOrk hcl ttlg
afternoon Services at the Eeacon-st. homestead
were conducted by President Tucker Of Dartmouth
College assisted by the Re-. DR. Hyde. OF Son'Fs-
worth The Congregational quartet aIns several
h,,r,rs The ra!lbearers we're tOur hcphows Of Mr.
it;oiIirs -; and Clrcnce Hale and DR. Irtng KmDal
Of Portland. Me. snd i:dgor l. car;or and l'r Fred
,era Thomas Il. Reed. Thomas Harlan. u. -. No
Grath MIR holl'rs's law partner ElIhu Root.
1'%orl.s r Miller William v Icary, Gibson Put
1oI Ercd Swaitc and General fIarlaEG.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
SHEEH4N ISSUES HIS CALI.
nruocp,rrc CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO MEET
O-N1GHT-AId.EGED PLAN OF COMPROMISE
BETwEEX THE BRYAN AND GOLD

prNOcRATfc CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO MEET
ro-N1Gur-AIdEGED PLAN OF COMPROMISE
BETWEEN THE BRYAN AND GOLD
MEN AS TO CANDIDATES.
Iobn G sheehan. az chairman OF the Greater
New-York Democratic Conference Committee, yes
terdav called meeting OF that BODY 10 meet at
tha Uorman House this evening. The object OF the
Meeting IL TO fix the date for primaries 10 elect
delegates 10 the Democratic Nominating convention
of the municipality and to decide upon the date and
the place for holding that convention. This cora-
mittee is made up Of Mr.. Sheehan, and James j.
Martin OF the borough Of Manhattan James Nc
CARNEY. of the borough OF the Bronx: Bernard J.
York ard James j. Moffctt Of the borough OF
ProoIyr: John f. Sutphin. OF the borough Of
Oneens and DR. John L. Feeny. OF the borough OF
Richmond.
To enter into the Tammany Mclaughlin plan OF
campoign will be discussed to-nisht's meeting
TIE Democratic leaders have given much time and
thought to the differences which exist between the
gold and silver Democrats. and they hope to bring
forward q compromise when VIII obViate an open
split In the party this year.
A we'll known ard influential Democrat. who has
heen a DELEGATE 10 every Democratic National Con-
ventlon which has been held In the las. twenty
wears said yesterday that the terms Of compro-
r,,se had seen practically arranged. and that they
would probably have the assent ot 'o-nshts con
ference.
as outlined by this Democrats leader. all difn-
culties and troubles are 10 be settled on the fol-
lowing basis: The platform which the consolidated
organizations will adopt is to be based wholly upon
local and municipal issues. and "a. reference to
las, years campaign and the free-s!lver problem
which formed the substance Of Mr. Br! ans fight. ls
to be left out OF sight But this concession 20 the
Gold Democrats who left the party IN 1896 ard
voted for Mckinley Palmer is TO be repaid by
e King ali the candidates for the offices % be elected
this IAN from the ranks of the silver men. There
NAV be exceptions far as the city ticket is con-
ccrnei While the candidate for Mayor Is 10 be
member OF the party which did not bolt the Chi
cago platform Il Is said that the candidate for
Controller may be Democrat who favored sound
money This Arrangement would permit the NOM
nation OF Controller Fitch for the Greater New
York Controllership. and perhaps Palmer ana
Buckncr Democrat for president Of the Municipal
Council All the nominations for county Offices
both sides OF the river. however are be given ii
is declared % Democrats who stood by Bryan and
the Chicago platform, ia exchange for surrender
OF last years principles and the conducting Of the
Campaign on local issues solely.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
ENGLISH SYNDICATE TO UiNiGE DLPLN.

IT WILL Build 81 HOUSES IN THE cENTRA1s
MODEI Town
Buffalo. Sept AN English syndicate has taken
charge of the most i:nuOr'ant part - the village
o. Dcpew Lord Dougan. chairman of the London
and Northwestern Railway Corpori' Ton. is the head
Of tho company which viii hereafter manage that
ra-, of the Ncw-Yor, Centrals great town near
Buffalo.
nv " Seward Webb. who passed through But
fao TODAY IN an interview referring 70 .hc matter
said: Lord Dougan and his company have taken
Tho charge Of something Ike two hundred ceres IN
thn centre of the town. and under their agreement
v,,h y. they VIII build not less than three hundred
and nftv houses during the coming year. Dcpew is
unt,,ro iy tho pride OF tho company and We shall do
o,crvihing I'm our power to make II what II prom
,seq IN he the model town Of the United States
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
Lows ANSWER EXPECTED TO-DAY.

MR. CLARK ARRIVES IN NoRIHEA9i
TO INFORM HIM or HIS NoMiNA'l''N
Northeast Harbor. Ne. Sept 81 :. ''''h' WV w
has been sent 10y the Citizens Union TO l''oi"
c.u, rou. Of his nomination for Mayer of Greater
,..r-yorl arrived here late tonight, ana AZ o"Ce
called on Mr.. Low at his cottage. During d" ho"'
VII, Mr. Low was informally told OF 'HT r oI'c cw
Of MIR Clarks visit. Nj. Clark sald ,, ION ~
II oriock tomorrow, ana after that ime nc WoI91 is
grant an Interview, and that AT, ~" ",t"r II is
nntcI5ated that Mr. Low will he rrad! d!y5r,nn 10 5t,
whether he will accept or decline INC
az that time.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE STEAMER JTNATi L1UNCHEn

Wilmington. Del. Sept 2-Fhe four-decked
steamer Juniata was successfully launched at the
cards of the Harlan & iIollingsworth Company
this afternoon. She named by Miss Mary 4
JopkIus daughter OF Michael jenkins, 81 i'aIt-
more Vice president OF tn" Merchants ana Miners
Transport lion Company. for which the steamer
is built Many people from Baltimore and other
cities were present.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
,,oov1vS GERMANS ADOPT A PLATFORM

The General Committee OF the brookiyh ~,
..a,,oa, C,,zens' League met IL, Arion Hall last
r',ah, ana adopted a platform calling for honest
c,tv government. the more equitable appor'ionmeNt
=, ,aves between country and city, the separation
~ municipal and State issues and liberal excise
nolirv II was decided 10 support chlF c"""'u"'9
pN phn ,rro,,id euhscrlbe 10 this platform.
The Republican party wa criticised ior 1hf fa
ins I'c e oars u,are elected: President. Dr. Fried
erich first vcepresds1t Joan Hnmme
vce-president w. Won Maltz mr. dcre,aIv iohn
Feinrabend; second secrc.ary Max Koeppe; thrl
secretary i. Becker: treasurer l.. hapP se'se"H'-
alarms John Koehler.