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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
GA0MTILLAB'

RRcoNRNDAMos Ia "Digestina
Ulrici, que ss un nuevo medieameuto
aue biea puede califcarss de shca1
en- las enfermedAdes del Est6AnGgS y
De asombrosOs resultados. El EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleaS,
y 81 inventor garantiza Ia curacion dc
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio q
msioria desde la primsra GAIA.
Este afamado sspecifco 10 reeibe y
vands en- Pusrto Riso D. Fidel Gui.
u0gMsty.
SuLLos PARA LAcRR.-Se hacen
N Ia Imprenta del BoLETfN MER-
eANrrI de A. Lynn Sucesora de Mo-
ris. Sellos de dos iniciales 4 SI.25.
Idsm de tres InIciales { $3.50.
ALos nNFRRMOS BEL ESToNA-
~.-Se les recommends mucho, mu-
shi.imo, 81 ya afamado elixir Es-
sonaeal" de SainE de Carlos. De
venta en- la Farmseia DuraA, San
JGstO 81.
1N7nRxsANTz.-Hars \ cOnssTva-
A6n Do lss ssllos de goAa % Lndis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09

pensable que Ia tinta que cen ellos Sc
emplea sea especial.
EN- el BOLETIN MgRCANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc venden
Eiata especial y de superior calidad
para sellos de gonna, y almohadilla'
permancntss de todos tamafios CO.
lerss. Con el uso de dicha tinta SO
Conserva Ia elast.cidad dc los sellos,
qUe se hacsn iAataC ahlGs por los insec
tOs
VEASE.-Llamamos Ia atencion de
nuestros lectores sobre los papelitos
antidisentericos para los enfermos del
estomago, y sobre el Tonico habane-
70 para hermosear ell cabello, que
anunciamos en- esta miSma plana.
Producer efectos maravillosos, ser-
do muchisimos los que usan estos medi-
camentos, alabando la rapidez de So
accion.
Depositario, Sr. GullIermety, PlaAA
Alfonso XII, Puerto Rico.
Gel HERALDo DEL TRABAJo"..-
Ha dejado de publicarse este ilu itra
do colega,
Lo sentinos porque rtspondIa Dri
llaatemente q las exigencias de 81 ii
tulo.
observation-disclosures que en- el
rio Anon lArecbo perecio aho gado
ell vecino Bias CoIrea.
OBRAS DEL ENsANCHE. .-Prosisue n
con actividad. Desde la plazuell de
Colon Sc We va el barrio de Puettl de
TERRA con sus adyacentes.
SUBASTAS.-La del servicio de CON-
duccion de la correspondence posta
entire Guyana, Playa de Ponce y vi
ceversa. La de igual servicio entr
Humacao y Guayama y vice-verSa~
La primera Sc veri6cara el II del &C
tual en- la Administration Local del
Gobierno y en- las de Guayama y Pom
ce simultaneamente. La segunda Ell
10, en- dicha Administrator Local y
en- las de Humacao y Guayama.
RECORTE.-HEROICIDAD DE UN |
'MAsCAvIDRIo" Calinez y Gedeon
discuten acerca de la guerra greco
turca.
-T1, 81 fueras griego-- -pregunta el
primero al segundo-y entraras en-
Constantinopla, lque seria 10 priInero
que hicieras7
- Pues. -. icoger una turca!
Medicamento de gran recu:so en-
casos desesperados,
Uno de los mas preeiosos del arse
nal terapeutico moderno.
Ell infrascrito, Medico-C -Cirujano, tt
tular de esta ciudad.
Certifco: Que hace algunos amos
Vengo ussndo con oenefciosos res1i
tados la Emulsion de aceite de hi i5ado
de bacalao con hipofos6tos de cal y de
sosa denominada de Scott. Ell las
"afecciones del pecho, escrofulis ms"
etc.
One 10 considero un medicamento
de muchisimo valor, y un gran recur
so en- casos verdaderamente desespe-
radios, sobre todo en- los ninos.
Que no vacilo Ell asegurar que es
uno de los medicamentos mas precio-
SOS del arsenal terapeutico moderno.
DR.. Benito Gaudier.
Mayaguez, Pto. Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
MOVIMINNTO DE BUQuEs
HNTRADAs DN TRAvHSfA

HNrRADAs DH TRA.vBsfA
De Amberes y escslas yap ing
Oayo Romano, Q j Z Silva u 20,
con carga general para varios
De Liverpool y esCslas vsp esp
Maria, q Sobrinos de EzGuisgs, con
cargs general para varios.
RKTEADAa DIE CABOTAJR.
Bdra esp "Paquita,' de Aguadilja
Col esp. Dolores de Ponce.
SALIDE DB TBAvsGIA.
Para Habana berg esp India des
pachado por BarCel6 s. 90. COn PIE
welcomes
Para Habana berg esp Alfredo
despaChado por J OChOa y Hmno
con Carga de transitO
gALIDAg DB CABOTAJE.
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flor" para
FsjGrdo.
Col. esp. ''Indls," para Arecibo
? Aguadilia.
Col esp Joven CLARA para Arroyo
Col. esp. "Zaragoza" para Huma
Gao y Vieques.
sDESPAOHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
RgVISTk CONERCILL.

NB NOTIOTAS Y ANUNUICS
Operaclones Gurante los dfAA y6 de
Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
Las R0t0TaaS ,dol ST MauTa
@SrUDrO GRxTxG@
DON IGNAGl0 DlAz GANEJA.
~ r = director DEL BOLERIE AERCANfIL
OE PUERTO - ROO

Tai 81 IL pors@dA dc IN foiisto
que acED* s;8 gd.garGa sn eata Ca
co, o9gA del Director del BolHTIn
MxRCANTn. Coaslsne 60.paginas
de lecsurns en A: ms OK, y, como
10 hx s0unsl&do. SO +sdsca 81 ilus.
ire Jefs del P&Ssit!o Union Uop~.
kisucionai' &c CubA. Exsmo sr
Marques dc Apaxseguia. Conais-
ne ei siguicnte progrAma:
"DsdiSasor.a. --- Preludioz. -
DesarrOli0 Goi plan.-ConGidera.
ciones.--El prs&rnbulo exposition.
Los MGuscspios.-La C&.nars
Insalsr.--El Consejo.-~-El Gober.
nader Ge1sSal..--La hsasoria.---La
IegAiidsd.-L& gax6n suprema.-
LII RspAraei5n .
FL folleso Dc ofrsce on las si.
guientss condiciOnes:
Oa sjeHp plar.4..4us..s.. so eta
Cen el retrato del autor. rs"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09

Aprovados por las Academies Sres Facultavos por Ia
1apdez resuados aamento de toda case de
Dlarreas por anuas revedes que sean que ha
sdo causa que las produzean la DiSentera c6nca
clene los Puos C6cos que sobrevenen de voentas des
composcones de iene, Catarros Uceraciones del Est6
mage lntestnes, Titus, C6ea Dareas de los ancianos IT,
slcoS nnos Normasan las funciones dgesvas las Dis
tendencias Diarreas.
De venta entodas las Drogueras Farmacas de crdo de
la sa-Depositaro en- Puerto Rico Don F. Guiermetv,-
Ventas por mayor DR. j. Gardano, Beascoan H. Haba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
Gacetas de aver y hoy.

No publican disposition algU
ma de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
La zarzaparriIIa
del DR.. Aver.

Puriffquese la sangre con la Ear
zaparrilla del DR.. Aver. Para Ia
escr6fula, tioroncoS, ulceras, llagas,
carbuncos, granos, ronchas y todos
los desarreglos originates de sangre
viciada, esta medicina es un verda-
dero especilico. La Zarzaparrilla
del DR.. Aver, como remedio es
igualmente bencEcioSa para el ca
tarro como para ell reumatismo
gotta reumatica. Como tonicO ayuda
el precedimiento de la digestion,
estimula ell higadO Cntorpecido, for
talece los neryios y rcconStituye ci
organismo cuandO eSta debilitadO
por fatiga eXcesiva 8 enfermedad
que agota las fuerZas. Ningdn Otro
depurativO de Ia sangre da tanta
satisfaction es objeto de tan uni
Versal demanda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
GABt1TAI8

Col esp" Maysguexsna," Cargs
para Aguadilla v Maya9ueE.
Col esp Amelia, pendiente
Co. esp. "Olementina," cargs pa
ra Nsguabo y HumaCaO.
Col esp Isabella, psra CsrgR Va
bucoa y HumsCao
Col. esp. "BorinQuen" pendiepte
Col esp P de ArecibO. csFga pa
ra MaSsguez y Ponce.
Gel esp Joven Maris, esrgs para
Arroyo y Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
Jose NJ: MGD6ldGZ 4 G.:
EsahIsGId en- Feben De lG8l.-CabIe: MaraneRde,
C0MISIONISTAS I'm GENERAL
ExpOrtadOre e ImpOrt0iores
ne tOda cIaSe de meTca3tcfa@
P. O. B. 835. No ga Pine St.
NEW-YORK.

Especialidad en- Quincalla. Fcrre-
terra, Merceria, Maquinasia para la
Industria y Agriculture, Provisiones,
Granos, Harinas, Cercados. Tejidos,
etc, etc. Reciben comision todc
cuanto Sc les nandc, adelantando
hasta las tres cuartas parties sobre
mercancias aprobadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
LOS; )sRECHOS plSLVOS
Dill
.DB,UL4RAHAR

ssDecretO y &egla ne At :qu
regular estOS dereChOs, y for
mulariOs completes para Ia so-
t'Citud de JubilaclOnesv Viude-
dades y 0rfandades, por Don
Andres r. 01lerOs ex~Enspecn
tor dc =. Hngenanxa y Maestro
ptbltC0 de 1Eadrlds
.FOlletO dadiCado al Sr Case,
Dor esta Isle,
V6ndese en- esta 1mprensa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09
! NJ MAS CINIS! mo TIEIE RIVAL! H.
T0NIC0 HABANER0'
DEL DIR GARDANO

Para hermosear devover al cabeNo cono ell color prm
two natural sin que oo pepicaz descubra e artifco
No mancha ecus nj ropa. No contene Nrolo de Plata
nj es nocvo saud No atera ell cabeo nj exile para So
empeo avado anes ndepu6 pudiendose apcar las ma
NOS cepo ETC. crcunsanca que 10 supera las preparaco
nes conocdas e preedo de la Core espano aristo-
craca habanera.
txjir la marca industrial registrada.
De vena todas las Farmacas Droguer1as de cr6lto
de la lGa-Depositaro Puerto Rico, Don F. Gulermetv
al por mayer Laboratoro del Dr j. Gardano Beascoa
117-Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-09

Viernes, o.-San Cirilo, obs
po y mr..
Sabado, 10. San Genaro y
seis hermanos martires.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
FRESHMEN TURN THE TABLES.
THEY CAPTURE HALF A DOZEN sopuoMoRE,s AN

THEY CAPTURE HALF DOZEN sopHoMoRDs AND
IMPRIsoN THEM IN STABLE
The of kidnapping which has been raging for
the last week between tho freshmen and sopno-
mores Of Columbia University continued yesterday
the classes changing places. In the two previous
rows the sophomores the aggressors but
yesterday the freshmen. having held their dinner
on Monday night. heard rumors that their foes
were to have a dinner last night at the Waldorf
The leaders OF the freshmen sent out squads 10
capture sophomores and take them to Robert Mac
lays stable al No 1903 West Fifty-seventh-st
The first victim was Thomas Whitaker. who was
taken ne was about to enter his home. at Madi-
stabbed him when James R. Knapp seen in
Sixth-ave.. escorting a Barnard girl and was re-
quired TO promise 10 go 10 the rendezvous after
seeing his friend home. BILLY De Mile had lust
walked down the $50 steps that lead TO Manhattan
ave. at One-hundred- and -siXteenth-st., when he
was seized by four Of the kidnappers He fought
hard and rolled his opponents in the mud. but wa
finally bound hand and foot and taken the stable
in an express wa gon. r. A. Curran and Alexander
Josepnson were caught at the same place.
Rosenberg captured and put in cab. He
fought furiously. and when the cab finally arrived
al the temporary prison It's windows and doors
were wrecked. Edwards, member OF last years
freshmen crew, the last caught. About II
o. m some scouts who were sent out returned with
the t!dngs that the sophomores' dinner not 70
be held last night and the freshmen then released
the prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
r,1TE or NEW-JERSEY DIVORCES.
ursTICE BEACH ASKED TO DECLARE DN
CREE VOID BECAUSE THE HUSBAND
DID NOT ANSWER THE SUIT.

,.,oa paacb who presided yesterday IN the
divorce division Of the Supreme Court was ~,
IN a suit for annulment of marriage oiouh
Nv. Nav Irving Thompson against her husoahu
-,.~, ID rhounson TO decide that New-Jersey
s;,,oroos ara invalid IN this State unless the ue
fendant has entered an appearance IN 'he SUI "
the State of New-Jersey. This mas peeh neiu ~
he the case in Dakota and Oklahoma oNo'0e' "
the Supreme Court Of this State but the poin' mas
rever before been raised 10 New-Jersey oecree@
According to the facts submitted 10 'osI'oo
reach Miss Elizabeth Cook. a niece OF freoerick
Cook OF Rochester. ex-Secretary OF ota'o VI
Nev-York was married 10 William H. Ihonipso'
the defendant In the present SUIT IN 1903 one "o"
lives in Roselle y. j. Thompson, VINO hau oee'
10y IN her uncle's office at the time OF their
.rr;,ss subsequently entered upon a career as
speculator and promoter. and ielt hei' M
Tbononsor In 1896 Instituted an action Tor di-
vorce under the laws Of the State OF Ne"-'eiSe!'
and as her husband was then living IN 'h's S
and his wncrca bouts could not be ascer'a!heu ee-
',oa ., the summons was ordered by publication
Mrs Thompson duly obtained her decree Vi VI
vorce IN June 1876. Thompson month ai'e
ward married Mrs May Irving. In the Maroie
Collegiate Church. Soon after her marriage, nedd-
Ing mat her husband had another e,ed W,le FOR for
Srsmy Mrs wv and brought before Magistrate Went
worth In city P9Ge SoHg Of his Counsel unit, the
same afternoon. In the mean time IN lnosiap sapn Mrs
anq on' hsn no brOusf fe her
annuiment Of her marriage. alleging that her nus
band had wife living. . o.. AZ. NJ
J. thompson handed in the New-Jersey decree s.S SI
divorce and contended that II ives lnvaiio 49, 80
ing 10 the laws of this State as there was no PIOS
hat the complaint had been served on the deleho,
ami while il was admitted IN the decree ina
Thompson had not entered an appearance 10 'he
suit. ,,.,s ,oc,,sod -
Mrs Irvng-Thompson. the paintin. testlneq 20
ber marriage TO the defendant. and the heV JoIiIi
L. Clark who performed the ceremony ioehh1iIeu
n nbotograph OF Thompson. Mrs Elizabeth Thomp,
SON the first wife Of the defendant then tes ulle9
20 having been married to Thompson In He' an. anu
~ having secured decree Of absolute divorce from
RIM in New-Jersey in 1895 Mr. oliver aferward sald
hat he would submit brief on the legal questions
n a few days. and Justice Beach took the case
under adVisement.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
TIE CHOICE OF SCHOOL SITES.
CORPORATION COUNSEL SCOTS CHARGE
OF INJUDICIoUs SELECTIONS
ANSWERED.

The Board Of Education yesterday received
c9rnmunicat!on from Corporation Counsel Scott in
renlv 10 one from the Board requesting that he
inform the Board Of instances Of intudicious selec
ton OF school sites which Mr.. Scott had alleged
The Corporation Counsel mentioned two instances
whore the Board had sites where buildings 10 the
value OF $4,000 had to be purchased and removed.
Nj Scott SAID in his communication that vacant
lots either on the same block or directly opposite
could have been selected had the Board so desired,
and thus the sum mentioned might have been
he could inform the Board OF other instances
where II had pursued equally expensive course,
selecting sites that contained buildings that had
20 be purchased and destroyed, when vacant lots
Chairman Agar. Of the Sites Committee, said
thai IN the two instances referred 70 by MI scott
ence previous to the present one. The sites men
toned were on One-hunired-ande eighth-st, eX-
tending through 20 One-hund -ninth St De
tweer First and Second aves.. and on One-hundrec-
and third snd One hundr andfourth SITS. between
First and Second ayes. In the FIRST instance {i.Gy
worth of buildings had to be destroyed. and In the
second 500 COO. The Corporation Counsel said that
had the selection been made a Few feet turther
along in One-hundred- and-eighth and One-hundred-
and-nin.h SITS. vacant lots could have been found
and the opposite side of Onehundred- and-third-
81 also empty site could have been Sc
had been IN about the Onehundred- nd-t hird
Ct selection: there was no school site selected
there but one had been selected on One-hundred-
and-fourth and One-hundred -and-ffth SITS. In this
instance Superintendent Snyder, who selected the
site had declared that the plot probably meant by
Mr. Scott had stream running through II, and
for that reason had never been built upon The
vjne ehundred-and- third-st. and One-hundr ed
fourth-st. location referred 20 as being cheaper
as having soft, unsubstan;ial soil. unfit TO be
built upon. The sites had been selected previous
10 the existence OF the present Board The COM
muncauoa was referred TO the Committee on
Sites.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE THIRTY-EIG DWELL
ING SOLD.

ING SOLD.
,, ,eu real estate transactions reported yester-
a.. -vere with one exception. not Oh great I'M
nor,s nee. and the market. as whoie' was ouii
porte.'o, - o,s The nIsintiffs secured most Of
the offerings. r,,.
plinv Fisk has sold his house. No "a East thirty
eighth-st. 25xsSs adjoining the Sou'h Heiorn,e'
church TO George r. Sheldon, the banker OF NO
Q Wall-st. for about S0oM Al.
7 Phillips & Co have sold for Benjamin Ait
.ar ~ Henry Oppenheimer the plot on the east
edo ~ West End ave SOIL feet south OF One-hu"-
6red-and-second-st 5Ox10o on private terms
THO Metronollian Improvement Company has sofa
70 Hugo Wesendonck No. 10 West Eighty-esn."'
ST. hve-story stone private o"eihs' y"
r76xl0oS1a The price IL witnheid
Martin Walter has sold for NJ j. y brieh li'e
daI1,ngbouse No 200 Bathgate-ave. on a lot l'x
So private terms - ,oa
c. b. G. J. f. Sagar. OF No. Madison-aVe'' 9'
terdav filed plans for eight-story brick puSmee'
building, at Nos os o. anu w o"' "a ''
Ca TO cost Sl25.W ,
Tho northwest corner Of Fifth-aye. and One-huh-
2Ol1oxloo. was transferred
Yesterday from Bertha Strauss to Herman STRAUSS
for a consideration of suS0oo. A mortgage LOT Wv
oD) on the plot to William NJ. Kingsand ahI rss- an
other for the same amount 10 ha'hei'''o "
Al the Broadway Saiesroom yesterday. RchaId J1
" Harnett sold by order Of the executor. No. So2
East Eighty -sixthst four-story ,ss co.
Pe,er F. Never sold in foreclosure to the plain
t tS No. 5a5 East One IS SDe
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure No o. '9s snSrew MeTt
Tohnsen for 800 over and above mortgage ~, ~,
terest and costs to the plaintiff FOR 0S Sves;ory est 1
brick fathouse and No. Al West One-hundre ana-
forty-ffthst.. the northwest corner OF r Ho-
ave- ave-. a hve-story hathouse to the plaintiff TOT
John NJ Thompson sold in foreclosure No sroIs ISy
Ess Ffyssntn bSuse To s 5e pian FOR $50 and
above mortgage interes, and costs COSTS No 40 Fast
Thirty-hrst-st.. two-story frame dwelling-house'
n pboenix Ineraham sold in partition No ~
Prook a two-story frame dwelling house 10
The new Board OF Directors OF the Real betate
Exchange met yesterday and elected the tonowlns
ofScers: President Richard " Harnett; hrst VICE
president John F. Doyle; second vice -preslnehmi'
Samuel McMllan; secretary, solomon pe sna W az -,
tcarss; treasurer. J. Edgar Leaycraf Ihe SAFE Oh
the Exchange Building was not discussed
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
Railroaos.
.EHNSYLVANI


STATIONS so9t Of VEST TwENTYzTH4EsP n4 sasEFs sEEss@r
AND DESBkosSkS AND C0RiLANDT 81 StHE HEortlandt
Streets is ten minutes later than that given oe'o" "
So A. M FAST FAST M-rulman Par:GE ca,
New York PtsburG. Sleeping Car Ptt'burs to 0''e~-
SO s. FAsT and Ssssn elsSssnd; Com
Cars For Chiceso. Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati '"-
5o = H. IGqiiSS cchSo S AND sr LOUIS
30 T:'hs s. ~ w wrsTERS sn RS'G fnfsSs
40 f. W. 0 fSSfP. Pitts
"s r. Si''' 81 pAcfFic nniRSSk PssHrs and
SO 5'pFo 3 "Ss NAIL AND e%r: Pt:
2x Car Ne" to Aooaa s5,x East osIsy S6 coaehe,
S1': ~ Rsn!i HfI s'S RSD Tah
e S % @ D%f ~ s so @ 5
aSn s5na & Sunday All BsSr S:S and OS Dnar q Dining
soUThERN RAiLwAY.-EHpFess. 40 p. m'' i2'o' night
ATLHNTIc COAST LINE.-Express. s.ao a. m and $50
G54 saa D S6x SaG :Si M s',
eTFANI19 9TFA MIYIs;o oTT22S no p en- Ssfs''y'
Ls Branch sbu Park ntsr skeT .s, suna1y ossaa
street s'1qn $50 1850 s?o 80 800! li0 ana
Srdg coT;aga siTeet 80 a. p m laio $40 DO ii6o
p. I" Suad'f' FoR r. rihIRADElfHnA. Il T. nts - 20
eio 72o 80 $40 $50 . 20 $50 penna Lm,tsd>, 80
?11F % sS S12 nG4 1'q Ga 1'G o Dining ea 81
$50: So 80 5 go Sc 30 % nie i8 asns $50 iosS a. 100
Dining Car. $50. 4.oo dining carr, $50 Dining Carr.
rse, ss9 .s 5.s cS9 - o. SO 80 'fl'
Reaag, Ast9r Hosss West Twen,y.thTd st5fs, Stree
aads r sea cS '09' Street S, SO FGon Street
rs na c o0P In. sa'Fn Tsnsr o
pany VII eall 70. and check baggage from hotels and
b. n General nlh'SS MSnaser General Passr "a 0 Agent,
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16

AKA II W Of Avenue d. s year,

Ib4 II W Of Avenue D. year. ............... 2oooo
1awscn Judson and Martha A. TO Lucy W shep-
ard ct al sseSu,Ssf s'G os l'h-' 800 22Coo
Same 10 zane; So ll4th-st' 80 It OF Ams 1900
,aniTy francis j. to samuel Kaa No ss5 East ooo
Malcolm sIo Mary X. to oitcia Kichtlt. 8 eth au
u5us 100 sophia 30 OF to 6e .h ySfTS Emsrani
CSTr'IqeicsEs T3d5eact :, of iS!'hs' wams
NJ trustee. etc, Lessett-ave corner Dawson 90
Manr6 si }"s Gsorse and Catherine r to pine
saving Bank No II 70 81 vandewat'r st; ana 10 ooo
Marin N4 D. nenajah n; hs Manhattan savings
Institution. ives, West Broadway l2o 1890
M9nsra 81 f9 Ts2i fH 9 1sS?s
seS9 A1ns ss 10 e m s5e Ts| snd aG' NG to
oc.nS William = g a. to ia Jane 61. Brown Lawn $4,000
Sam. to Sarah De sperati n i44th-st 22' II ,,ooo
pSp 80 Charles s F. .'to 10 Frederick MddbroOk 90
sam. mo 10 D mNry MSt' gness and another same prop
RGPp TR Musars,ha, River savings Bank 1900
Reid sephs9 = 9 ri0,o5 0 5osT sT. s's Years 5000
Risney Jane, to o. Pstrc y nEf CSass Road
ship%an. SSals Herbert 4. 10 Joseph schrader
corner Brook ave and lCSt.-st and corner ,,oo
brook and iesih-s,. demand ,; com ''0o
ssq,' panT NSs No "a 70 Vest ' siSs yeas EAR 10000
Sullivan. Andrew c. to porothea Schumacher amo
site e-;' ass1s: e + to A@se vs5afoai 10 ass 1900
West }Nth st. years
sullivan Mary 70 1hsf'eS - GnercH !. year +3oo
schIuter cSihaTina to 6vs'nE Jus N.n,nd - 1000
Schnugg Francis J, to Austin Fletcher. uus-
tee etc lA''h-S' i4Z II Oh ."'.''. iisib
Same 10 70 susan d, Pratt snSrds" ycsr1 e 1900
Same TO cornela as. siadr' l4''hS'' i'4 1900
strauss Herman and Bertha to william NJ
KlnsSland' corner ON ave ana . ''''" 10000
Same to Katharine ,,a KnsS'and 1000
simon Pauline. Title Guarantee and Irust
COMPANY Columbus-ave ana Sthoo
ST. and soth 81. % II W Of Columbus ave ,,,oon
mortgage ~ years ............-. :, ii'
Schre,ner C;eorge to William T and JONES II
purdy l2tth st, % II ot 20 ave I27oo
Wallach Moses X. TO Kari Wallach. No F22 10 nno
400 and $50 10 ~, East S6tl-s = YEAR.: o"'
Yetter, Andrew r. William L@yering ana
ssn9ther Sos E.2 ara "a 80, % EnSt o,s A' 5000
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
EI-CONTICT MAY SNOT SELL LIQUOR

Nicholas Dee. who has saloon at No. IS
Cherry-st. arralgned in the Centre Street
Police Court before Magistrate Kudlich yesterday
on a complaint made by Captain Nredenburgh. Of
the Oak-st station. for violating a clause Of the
Excise law. which prohibits q saloonkeeper from
employing felon. This is believed to be the
first case Of its kind In this city.
Dee is alleged to have employed as bartender
his brother James who was one OF the three
men convicted of stealing 10000 worth of tobacco
from the Rotterdam steamship Line in 1892 He
was paroed by Governor Griggs. Of New-Jersey,
last April after serving term OF four years. but
he has not been restored to citizenship.
In answer TO the complaint Dee said his brother
,,arnes not In his employ. but only lived with
him. He was discharged with reprimand.
New-York tribune., 1897-12-16
uuooTs HIS WIFE. KILLS HIMSELF.
A CIGAR DEALER ATTEMPTS MURDER Anu
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

THEN COMMITS SUICIDE.
Bernard Schultz. cigar dealer ilvihg at o,i
an Park. Weehawken Heights. after prooapiS
atally shooting his wife at his home last nish''
committed suicide by shooting himself IN 'ne
head. o x. ,a
schultz had store at No 132 Pavonia-a ave"
Jersey City. For some time he had been WORT
ing over his business Recently ne Soiu mus
NJ the stock thinking that he was gong 10 ian, H.
Last night ne reached his home between y
and 10 o'clock. and found his wire ana MS W.
,ourg children asleep. He awakened the chil-
49, md fold one Of them, Tessie twelVe year
old. that he was tired of life and in.ehuea u
kin her and would then commit suie,de, eide. IN an
While he was walking aoou. ong o,USren under
n he'd and locked the bedroom door s one oojnn 1H
started TO leave the house. AS sne was s,e he
ar. the husband fired bullet whlcn M w IN
'ito ,n the hin II was said she could not I'VE
schultz then killed himself