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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
LlBROS ;;BARATOS.
De. .ventas On ID. lmprenea de-

Dc .ventas On ID. ImprenGa
3 oLxT1N MxRoAarIz.
Z . b0lsa, el Oomerolo y
Las SoOiedAdes MerCan.
tiles, / tomo----.---- 10
L Ltscciones de Deeecho Mey
cantil, poE yerios alum
nos de don Luis Eilve'a, i
tomo...-,-.., !, ..s---. 49,. ].
Gibro de Las SatirAs, Eor
4 don Ventura Ruix Agui-
.lera, Oompvende: 6ati-
ras, La arcadia modsr
No, GrandSaas do loa
peQue6os, Eptgramas y
letrillaa, Var1as f&bulaa
yMoralejas, l tomo, rus
itioa 26O p6ginss..-.---. T..
Csndid0, N0vela por don
Mariana Ramlro, l 70
mo r6stiOa...--..-----
R)nconete y eortsdillo y
Nl NCeDeiad0 Vidriera
por idem, un tomo----.
lbs BafiOs do Argel, 90.
media, por Id, un tomo
= gallard0 espafiOl, idem
por idem, I'm tomo.
La leyendA de Noche-bue.
na~~~~-. ~~~~u... --~-..-.~
vi hijo del Saoristan, p0s
don OarlCs Frontaura,
Z Gom0B. ......~..--.
Balipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri-
90 GrisiOo, pOr v. 90.
mez, l tonao A.---..
,hierro, Estudio cientin.
30, por don Julio 90
0oE------ so~e .-.~.
Hoaanaje Poesiso, Po,
aias de- SIS iay4n,oe,
G0nO --4~----. ~--a~~~-.
Habitabilidad de los Al
sros, DOR don JoaA Mo.
seoo Fueuues, / tomo.-
n uebles y Tapioes, ssgun.
IN s9rie de oarras @ una
ja6orita sobre 10 hsbi.
s5ss,6n, POE =. MIGUEL y
Radia, / tomo -
La xnda da los Reyes, no
e 10 historical, por don
T 'rCuato Tareago, l 30
| GA""-~ ~-e4~~'s-D ~.sS-~-~rvs a 40
ga ~ Naciooaies y OaS a..
Etres, poE Id -.---..-...-..,.. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
EMPRE9A
3 ftEES ESPAHUlES C0RlEOS Dr. Las lHTIsLA,
y trasportes mIIitarea
10 SobrinOs d. Herrera, Habana.

Los vaporee de ests smkrssA sfee.
tuArAn "a Salida desde este puerto on
lo1 dtas s, 10, Is, so = IS de cada mex,
/ lAs 5 de 10 tsrde en- los diaa de labor
) 4 las ! 2 del din en- los festivoa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
LINBA DEiOAIBARIHN.

Todos los lunas / laa 8 dc IA tsrds
FaldrG ~ vxPor que, tOcAndo Lon martsa
Gu 10 JsabsIa de SAgus, LsgarA = Gel.
baEieB los mikrooles.
RcsornaE& sAlienAo. Dc Uaibarisn los
jusvsu, dsspu6a Dc la llsgada del tren
90 pAssjsrOs, con sscalA On SAguA, ,
lisgArA D ID HAbhna los Visrna0.
1odOe los viaxnss las 6 Dc Ia taY1e
tAldrk OtrO vnpor que tosaRG.sn Isabsla
os 6~suA lOs E&bSIoA , usgari 4 Oai.
ssEisn loa DomigOs.
EfectuRFk CD EstOrno:a aAliOndo 10 Cal.
bariea los nArtss, dspuGa do 10 IIsguda
eel tran de pAaajsrOs, tOcArG On 6agsa
lI0RArG . 10 HAbAna los miGrOoIsG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
LINHA DH PUERTO-RIOO.

EAIsp Loo dias 10 20 Loo vaporsu
cue hAcsn sl ssrVicio Do OorreOs.
ii del diA 10 toeA On Nusvitaa, 0iba.
"a, BarHcoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, OabC
HRitiAnO y Port-Au-Prinee Pusrto Pla-
IA, Ponce, MAyAgnsx. AguAdilla y Ean
juan de Puerto Rico Al rstoE10 harA
ssealA en- los mismos pusrtos.
El del din 80 irA p0r Nusvit As, G
haze, BsFacOG, .Guantknemo, Cub San
10 Domingo, Pence, xayRgusx, Aqua
llBy San Juan de Puerto -Rieo, v
Eis 10 pog lor miaMoa pusFtos.
r oEnaE.sr ssiiando De Puerto Rsoc
los 4 "a y 5 reapsctivamsnts; sooa.
, in sn cbe los ,stAs 80 y 2, lisgn do
4 ID HsbSna sR INA fachsa sosxe1pon.
ciartsG Dc Ay IL 9a sAda mes.
Niuguno de estoR doa vHp0,sp soasPA
/ - EstornO On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
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para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas' En- potes. .pequenos hay in~
fnidad de clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
on GgJDREy ACGlHE PARA G AIUMBalDO DE- Las. IlIlllA
.sON los DE LAS. .MARCAs
''tULtHRILLANTE". ''ELEFANTt"
LUZ SOLAa"I!.. "AGUILA"s
las 1cualesl est an re4stradas csrtincadas

fs ERSOsi ASeltea,s Mo-
0u0oO lie una fabE1as.
cl6n especial, debida Q
lA experienClA AdQUlRI.
da u " r u nU0 ga0anoS
aMos on Ia An0nKarlA Dc
reh0ar petroleo tantO
ia Ios HssAdos Unido.,
como en- Ouba.s n cleo
J OtrOa pslheR,ss0D sis
40 .uperlores, .iguAles
y lOa me)Ores que 90
importan del eS txaniea
70, ba)O dlvsrsos n0Ds
01es y N AiCaspya p0e
sas buenas euAlldaaos
luminlCaA, CuAntO p0E 10
que ofReOel .
.. cause, 0e 0us AltaA
grAODaolOnes an dens'~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
SELLADO

aladrado por ma sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, so
bres de o6cios, etc.
De venta en- esta lmprents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27

EnjuiOiamiento civil, por sSlce.
10, l tcm0.
Ley ceseDju'cismiena civil. EG'
lilo ReuF, 6. .tomOs
Legislation HipotecArla per Ga.
leodo, 4 tomos &
Ley HlpOtecsEis con Roglo nopr
to, pOr M0Iell, tomo.
Atanoeles judiCiales para 10 OH
minal.
/. .TaOticas de Rec,uta, a,::4O,cis.
sIdem Seccl6n : Compah In. 6OIcts.
Sldem Battalion, 80 cts.
Manual de Claoes 1e:tro2a. 2 to-
mos s 2-75.
O6digol3de. Jus ia:Mi'lt*s. 80
cantavOs.
Libl os para la Academia
preparatoria )
AriVmetIcs, ,spor. Sail
~, tOmO.. ZsOO
Algebra, pOr ldem 2
tOmO .-...s.....s.... J.OO
GeOmerrla por OrLe.
ga, z tOmOs.. 400
TrgrOnometTlS, por
GomeE..y Palette, l to.
uU . ..e-e's....s..... 2W)
& aGrSmatica fr&noess,
|por. OtenerO, / tomo.. 500
T.aduCicn, por Tts.
mania, tOmO. 20
q iAritmetlCa, pOE Oor.
tASar, l tOmO.--..-... l5O
Algebra, por idem,
COUOs~ ~..-Aoso~.aesso z ~
GeometrIs, p0E ldem
1 tOmO....~........ l rs
GeOmetr1a y Trlg0-
uometria, por Gavilan
3kC
AEitm6tlCa, pOr Oar.
din, l t0mO. 80
A zebra, pOr ldem,
| UOWV ss q . o~ssassssass Nl
GeOmotrIa, pOr ldeM
tOmU. III
0rAmAtIU& fT&nOesa.
pOE Ohantreau, ] tOm0 425
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
RHNOLCADORl

kstA empress tisns 81 vupcr AQUI.
La. rotents para Esmolqueg poE nA
/. ,.stAs de- este IslA, J habilitando Dc
ombas para Sshiq~as ' ttilsa para saI.
VAEaento.
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Sc GcGb.e" "a recibm en- ju Inap2en~
tG del BOLet(n:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27

E9F.ERAS
pata las EscueIas con NEIL
sIano de- metal, Juegos COLI
EIetns, Dc. .Cop6rnico, Armilar'
Terrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
Al: AZORES q
N:wO11HOS-RsPAno1M&
uE ia nnEPAKIA ~RAEk4LAEfIcA
AMTHB<
-
IDEA, LOPEZ D. Co.
6sRvisio pats Pusrto-RisO ' lS Kaha1A

6ORT1aIo p&fS Fu0rko"ki00 ID AAbNAA
GALIDAE.-Ds BarSeleHa loG dIas y 2S
oAda mSs.- De Malaga sl ~ 27-DsOa.
ais sl 10y 30.
BE sxpSsdsn Dflstss JIrsotes para Msyagasx
Pence, Santiago dc Cuba, 6ibara, NGs7itA ?
Sabanilla y Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-RicO 8 Habana.
VI u DIRRCFO DRSDN PTO-RICOK
IA DTZl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
De!tIARAs Pwsrts- Riso los dtGs 4 q
~ IL de eGdG mes.

J 10 10 V0'V'os "s00'
Fs ssxpIaeA Pasajss Dc Ida , vualta csH -
pOs Oieato Do robajA.
A IaR famiIias qzs pagusA IL equivalsAelA
kal pa,al0s outoros, % Jos hAEG ID robaja del
IE per eIests. Hsta rsbaja ~ q apIisAbls &
O blIIstss do Ida y vualtA.
IA ID lAy e. olass. On AAO mOAoE. Do
aGea % eAda famiIIa, gratis. Les denAs ms
acres de Q aAss / do Pasais, dc IL aass n
OanplIdss I pasais. Dc II AAss sumPiiAsH pa
Uais satafO.
Ia Sc prsEsrsaeia o. SEdIsaFia. On AlaO
aaVtA Aios gratis. De 3 = aAss I Pasa1s,
%. 4 IL aGea l pAsAis, do IL sAss On sdslAA-
70 PAsajs oRter0.
RxA IA do :a1 A1$x&2ASv
MAJOR MEXICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-27
IA4CADIZl

, On Speca suarentsAAMs
A Ia OORUNA Y SANTANDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16

and had been elected by a big majority This ~
his first case. Mary McMannis was up before him
Ior drunkenness. The Justice looked at her for Q
minute and then said. sternly: Well. what are
you here forT II you please. Yer Honor said
mary. the copper beyant pulled me In sayin'
was drunk. An don't drink. Yer Honor; I don't
drink All right said the Justice. his former
bartender habit getting the best Of him. All rghu
have a cigar"
Shall we shoot or hang him." asked the VII.
lantes. The methodical man OF business paused
TO think Let US not be hasty," he said, FOR
hurry, begets criminal waste and extravassnce
and compare 1t with the cost of ammunition"-
philadelphia North American
Joseph de L'Etoille Of Ottawa, Canada, sayu;
that his arship will soon be ready to make trtp
to the Klondike.
Williams has a new cure for insomnia"
He takes pitcher upstairs with him. ana ecss
in time to catch rnilkman "-(Chicago Record.
A Philadelphia Judge last week fined Q man 80
for splitting on the sidewalk.
The country clergyman mailing . refractory
creeper to a piece Of trelliswork near his front
gate when he noticed that a small boy stopped
my young ren " h @ said pleased to see the In
terest he excited. are You looking out for hint
Ss on ga wSnt Sarso sa % s
hammers his hoomb"-(Pick- Me-Up.
Mile. Mark Twain" is what Figaro" Of Paris.
calls the daughter of Samuel L. Clemens.
"I know a man who can initiate the sounds OF
birds SO we'll that they all fly around MIN IN MS
garden an ,r,,....
the growing OF a rooster so we'll that ne makes
the sun rise."-(Gaulois.
The Chicago Tammany Society. which was In
corporated January n. 1886. now numbers hve
thousand braves
In 'aThe SUMS" view, which Is doubtless that OF
the Platt machine the defeat Of Tracy was the
result Of plot Il so i was plot entersa into
lican voters.-(Buifalo Express
A curious sect In Russia Is that known as the
Runners" because It's members run away like
sick animal to some lonely spot to die when disease
overtakes them Another is known as the KUN
ner-Smo.herers" When any member OF this ex-
traordinary sect is seized with mortal or sup
posedly mortal Illness. instead OF being allowed 10
run OF to die he is put out OF the world oy
woman whose title is the "smotherer Inc cefe'
mony s for safetys sake generally performed, not
in the Victims house, but in the common praying
ROOM" a secret room conveniently situated to es-
cane the pryng eyes OF authority. ana provided
with numerous exits In case OF a surprise. While
psalms are sung and the censor swung, tho OLD
! woman who usually holds the honorable once OF
"smotherer" performs her task with q small
cushion held over the sick PERSONS nose and mouth.
the body being afterward secretly buried IN so"e
| remote spot whittier 1t is conveyed under . ioao
| OF some innocent matter, such as hay
Reforming the World-CaIler-I supposed would
| find your parents at nome this time VI "e'' ~
0s Small ali BoyCYesm. Mother amt got back yss
| from the Womens Every Afternoon Temperance
| meeting and pap's gone 70 Ginsling-s uee-'unco
saloon TO get his supper --(New-lork weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
THE COST or LIVING.

There are some grains OF truth floating about
In the following statement by "The Boston
Herald" but so hidden by all known kinds OF
untruth that the author may be promptly nc
quilted Of any intention to approach veracity
Ills statements may be pr0fitably considered
separately. in comparison with facts:
II We are in the midst OF prosperity, why Is
II that the cost OF living has been so greatly in
creased? Why are all the prime necessities Of
life and the principal staples so much higher
than 81 year ago?
Flour Is fully 65 per cent higher than ut the
lowest point year ago.
Patent flour Is now quoted at 81 80, against
81 70 q year ago; which Is not l per cent, In
stead Of 100 per cent, higher"
Corn Is to 10 per cent higher
Corn closed on Saturday at 3287 cents,
against 30.S7 yea; ago; which Is not 8, In
stead Of 40 per cent higher"
Granulated sugar is over II per cent higher.
The actual price Is cents, against 4.50 n
year ago; which Is Ill per cent higher, while
crushed, at 500, against 5.12 year ago, Is
OF per cent higher, and the raw sugar, 0G de-
grees centrifugal. at $751; against 3.44 n year
ago, Is 10S per cent higher. The difference OF
three-tenths of cent per pound or about $40.
100000 yearly, is an additional tax required by
the increase Of bonded debt under one Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
rgE TALK or THE DAY.

..rb. New Orleans Presbyterian" says: Every
N.w-orleans clergyman is at his post. with soil
,orv exception and that absence Is compulsory
7, "a known to US personally that every freSuy-
t.rian minister ia hero: by inquiry we learn inc
same OF tho Baptist and Methodist minister's al
thu Epscopalian ministers are at their posts eA-
cent one. who having done good work IN lor,l'es
on,demic "a against his will detained by serious
,,ckness In his family. We have no douo' n"u
time permitted we would have ehcitea a siir'i'a'
record OF other and smaller bodies OF Protes'an.s'
Wa have yet to hear OF n single jewish raoo' VI
Catholic priest who has done less"
Mr., O.Flaherty Ito Nellie aged nine)nMmu ~ndS
q, liz GOOD in Citing YOU a French goVerne,sSs ~
10, Soss and SAYS Edo has the mango ihs'iu VI
;bs rnSnare?-(Iarper's Bazaar.
Tn. following curious advertisement appeared
~. othcr day In London paper sympathy
oc,sred 20 those who GRO in trouble and have no
49, 80 whom they can tell their sorrow. Inter-
Views by appointment
The Bsst Ho Could Do-"Deah boy the Pwihce
was nfty-six years old laWst Chewsaa''
Eyes, old chappie, celebrated It,
"How deah boy?" ii, .,,,., aor,,
von know" -(Cieveland Plain Dealer.
"strong indeed Is the force OF habit says "ihe
puffalo ENQUIRER" The Police Justice had ior-
meriy been bartender He had gone INTO poii''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
A ROE FACT.

For PURPOSES of avoidance and, II possible OF
justification the Republican machine leaders lay
stress on the plea that the Citizens Union man
ayers would not go into conference with them
in furtherance OF an alleged desire on their part
to agree upon an anti-Tnmmany candidate TOT
Mayor Seth Low being explicitly barred. we'll
what and whom did the Citizens Union man
ayers representa- They represented moro than
12oOoo voters who had declared IN favor OF
Seth Low. That was the basis OF such author
lty as they possessed. Nobody had empowered
them to convert the result Of that remarkable
canvass into an agency for crowding Seth Low
out OF consideration.
This IS the main fact Of the case and II Is
n very large fact. 1t is also fact which the
Republican machine leaders stud!ously AVOID
for the reason that they cannot ahord TO ac-
knowledgs II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

r. q willard appeared last night IN 6oston'
where. as usual, he was cordially welcomsd MT
Wizards recent engagement In BROOKLYN Va N1'
nalzed by his production Of TON Pinch. "Den-
cate Ground and David Garr1ck" All were sue
c.sstul. David Garr.ck," presented November IA
was received with enthusiastic plaudits Record IS
mad. Of the fact that Mr.. WIZARDS nrst perior"-
nnc, O. TON Pinch" occurred at the syoshna"
CRYSTAL Palace In February. 1883.
Henry Irving. Ellen Terry and the London Ly'
oou,, company acted last night IN Edinburgh
nrassnt,ne Mime sans-Gene"
Mr. ard Mr.. H. Snowden Ward. who sailed from
sou,heupton last Saturday aboard the 81 LOUIS
,,,ara 70 present IN various American cities a"
or,er,a,nment called Shakespeare at Homec-.oee
nc an Illustrated lecture showing places IN S"r,
so1d'upcn- Avon, with which, In MS Hie'i'He' 'h'
PVTyo or'ons changes are at hand play called S
uSitn Uaather'' Will DO produced next week ~
,be Academy OF Music The Lyoeum Soinpany r III !,
roturn 70 their theatre on November r. ptnns,S
THE Princess and the Butterfly mr.; Tor next
n. The Fif,h Avenue Theatre. announces LOT nj -
~ round of parts with whiSh ms ne'Ts -
n,ooeantly associated. A play caieo Is L Lten
poJSc" viii be presented next MONDAY AZ inc "a"-
haitian Theatre =, proctor,s Thea.
iosonh Wheelock may be seen az froS.y. W.
"a clara Morris at the Pleasure falaco. W:
Ie' az" rs entered on his closing week az .hS
Iyce,,rn where he will present An enemy W s ,'SS
~ THE Lady OF Lyons and Lore Snu, nn
irha closing nights OF Mr. Denman hno'iPs'"' ~
The Academy OF Music. are no" passing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
Rusiness Notlres.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

1,opr1c>- IT e believed In Cuba that trouble
will follow any attempt In SPAN 70 ods o,,ptrv
General Weyer on his arrival IN ihat inttsr
800 NJ Scheurer- Kestner has written d Iettea
=. ,ha paris newspapers asserting that ne hao
documents proving the innocence or Cap. san
Drsy,fus - British eXpeoitlon mas 49, a.,
cant AGAINST a. slave-raiding native frihCG -,
e1;os - The intervention Of the American
Minister TO Hayti. Mr.. Powell, ootalneo .ne
lease OF Herr Lueders. over whose i,npi's end
ment trouble has arisen P Pastopouio Of the
Creek Navy has been cashiered as resu H ~ 20
the torpedo scandal in Athens I,, De,arns
the famous charge OF .ne P1Sra On the Indo-
AFGHAN frontier have reached Englanu py H .e
<--e" DR. Thomas W. Evans. the American oeh-
fist died In Paris. leaving large ioi '0.o'
Domestic.-The State Department nhaiis .s.
c,6ed not TO surrender Jesus Guerra 10 .no
SSTa.ioan covernment - Monuments were
dedicated in honor Of Pennsylvania sqiuiel'
who fought at Chicamausa, Missionary NIuee,
orchard Knob and Lookout Mountain. =.
William Sidney Wilson. prominent iawye. OF
MorvIand committed suicide whhe Tempo
rar,ly insane - The delegates TO the behilHs
Sea conference did not complete theif VOTE an ~
there IS much doubt 70 tho outcome OF tno
meeting - Ex- Congressman John M Langs-
ton (colored), of Virginia. died In washington:
- suit for taxes has been begun a6 ANS
the Woolson Spice Company. at Toledo ChiU;
= The college football teams began the maj
practice for their most important games;
football mass-meeting wac held at Princeton
City-LThe annual Horse Show was opened AZ
Madison Square Garden with a good attendance.
- Some talk was started about the advis-
ability Of electing W. NJ K. Olcott to succeed
Quigg as president OF the Republican County
Committee. Richard Croker returned from
the South The plans for the proposed
Geological Gardens In Bronx Park were laid be-
fore the Park Board. - AT the request OF
the Trustees. Seth Low withdrew his reSgna-
ton and will continue President OF Colurn-
bi& University. - The annual meeting Of the
Amateur Athletic Union held at the Aston
House - Stocks weak and low.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Rain; cooler tonight. Temperature yesterday:
Highest, 81 degrees; lowest. "A degrees average,
49A degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
IF YOU SEE 1T IN "THB sun" 1T ISN'T s

IF YOU SEE 1T IN 'THE sun" 1T ISN'T SO.
"If you see it in The Sun 1t isn't so" is a
familiar legend to all newspaper readers, but
IL must be a constant wonder to them to see
tho thoroughness with which "Tho New-York
Sun" exemplifes and expounds the text On
Saturday, In one Of It's attempts to apologize for
Platt's sacrifice Of the State and city, 1t made
the astonishing statement that "The outside
state remained firm and consistent in its Re
publican allegiance Mt the late election"
Let us see how firm and consistent" 1t re-
manned, and let us see 1t by a study, not of tho
phenomenal vote for Mckinley or even the
smaller one for Black, but by a comparison
with the vote for Palmer in 1895, when the Re
publicaus carried the State by reduced plu-
rality from that given against Hill in 1894 or
Maynard In 1898. And let us compare that vote
with 1.-THE SUMS" own figures Of this years
vote, as published on the Thursday after cleo
tion when the definite returns had been re-
ceived
In the ffty-six counties outside of the
Greater New-York Judge Wallace made gains
over Palmer in just eight and he lost in forty
eight. In Albany his gain was 534 votes, in
Cayuga, 100; In Chemung, 366; in Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
GmrstMtnte.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NNoNNNNNNNNNNNNNNE~~
AcADF,NY or MUSIC-S15-The Old Homestead
RIioIJ TfIEATRIs-s;l5-The Swell Msftzwel.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Sl5-The ldoIs Eye
CAsINO-S:l0- 1893.
GDnEr Nifst,F-Wax Works Grand Concerts and Clno-
1,rPIRE THEATRIs:SO-A Marriage Of Conyenie,nes
FIFTH AVENUE TTIEATRE-s:3O-The DeVls Dis''p'
rrtatpnt-V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Magician
SARRiC.K TIIEATRE-S:c0-The Little Minister
GPAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Cymbeine ,,,o,,owr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-16
1rxnvopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 1897.

with 1892 with an acreage averaging about
3S,0OOOOO the value on farms averaged $780,
100000 and the farm price 7S.5 cents bushel.
The crop Of 1895, of about 5200OO0OO bushels,
apparently yielded to the farmer less than
S26o,O0O,0OO. and this years crop, if 5SO,OOO,OOO
bushels, would probably have yielded less than
the average on the farms If foreign conditions
had not especially favored American producers.
No system Of information within the power OF
the Government, however far-reachng and cost
ly, could render the farmer entirely Independent
Of bad or good fortune but far more accurate
and trustworthy information could be given
than has been published for five years past, and
would be Of ncalculable aid to the producers.