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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-25
Boletin Mercantil.

Despues que la TERRA haya cubierto
sus restos mortiferos te creeras amada
mia que 10 has periido para siempre
Jay cuan iquibocada vivesl Ia muerte en-
realidad no existe es 10 mas sino que la
noche, una sombra.
Los muertos son los invisibles no los
ausentes. Seamos justos para con Ia
muerte. No seamos ingratos hacia ella.
No creamos que es como Sc dice un de-
rrumbe una emboscada. ST todo con-
cluyera con la muerte Sque seria de no.
sotros? seriamos los seres mas desgra-
ciados del universe. Els Un error Greer
que todo Sc pierde en- ell sepulcro /; to-
do SO vuelve ALTAR en- ell. ALI el alma
vuelve apoderarss de 10 infinite, ALI
recobra su plentiful entra en- poder de
gu misteriosa naturaleza y el alma y
espiritu desliagado del cuerpo, de la
nececidad, de la carne y de la fatali-
dad. La muerte es la mas escelsa de
las libertades. La muerte es para todo
10 que ha vivido bien un ascenso al gra-
do superior ascenso deslumbrador y
sagrado, cada uno recibe su aumento, Sc
transfgura en- Ia luz y por Ia luz.
Ell que en- la TERRA ha sido honrado
Sc hace hermoso, ell que solo fue hermo-
so SO hace sublime, ell que solo fue su-
blime se eleva bueno.
Quedame ahora la satisfaction anna
da mia de que las anterias lineas to ha-
bran servido de algun consuelo, aunque
muy NAL trazsdos porque mi pobre in
teligencia no da para mas. Desearia
ser uu Servantes 6 un Socrates, para
poder esplicarme segun deseo pero que
ha hacer este pobre rustico que no ha
salido del recondito rincon de la selva
donde nacio.
No SO cue necesidad tienes amada
mia de apropiarme un don que no po-
SEQ. No creas que 20 me vanagloriare
por que tn me consedas por favor un
don que no poseo, porque vien Sc po-
sitivamente que por mi mente no circu-
la nj el atomo mas insignifcante de in
teligencia.
En- fin; adios prenda mia deseo que
tus sufrimientos Sc aminoren que tn
tristeza desaparezca.
Tuyo hasta la eternidad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11


4 curious instance Of the manner Of
dispensing justice in New York has
lately come to light A short time since
j.. LLOYD Haigh, wire manufacturer and
contractor for building the Brooklyr
bridge. failed. Ii was found that he had
forged notes TO the amount OF over S2O,-
COO on various parties These and other
discounts, cashed by that institution,
caused the failure Of the Grocers' Bank,
OF New York city. Haigh was arrested
and committed for trial on: i've indict-
ments for forgery he was released on
bail. and since then has managed his e.
tate for his creditors; these. finding his
services indispensable. have succeeded in
obtaining poStponemenfs Of bis trial.
BIT this is not all. The New 4 ork
Times says that i; has been arranged that
Haigh shall 20 into court. plead guilty,
receive his full sentence Of five years
imprisonment, and then be pardoned by
the Governor. La fact, il i stated that
the pardon has already been obtained.
Now, this entire proceeding Is : foul
blot upon the probity Of American JUS
'tice, and . shame aud disgrace to the
country itself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

Although Queen Victoria confines her
actual residences 10 Buckingham Palace,
Windsor. d borne and Balmoral. she
could IL she leased. occupy ST. James's,
Hampton Court. Bushy Park. Kew. the
White Lodge. Richmond Park. the Stud
House. Hampton Court. Clsremont- the
Rangers Home, Greenwich, Holyrood.
and Frogmcre. II is strange that none
OF the radical reformers have attacked
this multiplicity OF palaces. which are
maintained At the public expense. They
are. however, nothing in number 70 those
Of Charles /. Charles III began . spien-
lid structure a. Winchester. which Is
still standing, and also had . house q
New Market. II Is remarkable that the
Kings Of England always have bad their
residences quite in the south Of England.
During the early years Of her reign Vic
toria had the Pavilion at Brighton in ad-
dition 70 the places enumerated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

IRELAND Argus.
According to the Assessors returns
there are but one hundred and forty-two
dogs in Madison township.
Marion Lansford, Of Jasper. il build.
ing the fiues and chimney in Mn. Mos.
by's new house Marion Is . frst-class
has the contract for the brickwork on
huebler's new business block in Jasper.
A severe wind-storm passed over the
west portion Of this county last Satur-
day. II swept both orchard and forest
trees from its route. and in some insfau-
ces unroofed out-buildings. The wind
had sufficient force when il struck Mr..
Dave DeMottis barn to lift il from its
foundation and move il . distance Of four
feet.
Monday last Uncle Allen T. Fleming
completed his work Of making the as
sessment or property In this township.
In looking over his books We were very
highly pleased with their neat appear.
ance. He informs us that in his plating
Of the land IN the township he found 100
acres which mad not heretofore been -
eessed.
We lind on looking over the books
made up BY Assessor Fleming the num-
Der Of acres Of wheat harvested in Madi.
township last year Wa 1.7O4. Weld
ing l9,459 bushels; number OF acres or
wheat sown last fall. Abs: number Of
chickens sold 2l4 dozen (: eggs sold. IL
5B8 dozen (; milk taken from cows. 81 gao
gallons; acres OF corn gathered l.g77.
yielding 1850 bushels, and acres Of oats
Isl, yielding 5.7sl bushels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

The Ecumenical Council Of MethodiSr
will assemble in London next year, a
the City Roam Chapel; time. about the
middle OF August. 1881. The Council
will consist Of 400 members Of these. 2OC
will be from British and Continental
Nefhsdism and their affiliated Confer.
ence and mission-ields. aud go from
Conferences in the United States and
Canada and their foreign work. The
delegates assigned to the churches in the
United States and Canada have been ap,
portioned among the various Methodist
branches a. nearly according 10 mum
bers as il was possible TO do.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

The Supreme Court holds in . suit In
yolving the responsibility Of the giver o.
. note. where the same was obtained
under false preienses. that he must show
that no negligence was used ON his part.
The ruling comes up ON case growing
out of an agricultural implement swindle,
similar TO those practiced upon the farm
ers Of this3state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

When the Republicans have closed
their love- Feast here. and the b~enediction
has been said, the lights put out, thedead
garIands pulled down. the decorations
removed, and the dust Of living great
men dumped into the street, when the
country's business once more moves
steadily forward. then. oh! then, how
40 70 remember that-there's to be I
Democratic Convention in q little more
than : fortnight hence The trouble Ia
only begun--Chicago News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

The citizens Of Boone township ar,
notified that ! will attend 10 TOWNSHIP
Business on every Saturday, and il i,
necessary that persons having bushes.
with the township shall come on thal
day.
The library will be kept AZ A. Ru.
doirh's store, in PorterSviile. for the con.
venience OF citizens, and persons who
have books belonging to il. are request
ed 10 return them. that they may b.
properly registered.
CHRIs. RUDoLPH,
>iay 5. ss-y. Trustee Boone Up
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11
GOOD COAL AT
Cents A bushe|.


THE undersigned informs the public
that he will always keep q supply OF
good coal on hand, 80 that thew can get II
whenever they send for il, Il seven cents
. bushei, At the Friedman mine just west
Of Jasper Picked coal nj reasonable
prices for those who want il.
Nov. ,. '76-tf. JOSEPH KRAFT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11
A. II. WITHERS,
House and Sign Painter,
JASPER. INDIANA.
t.sa:g =! !%s;='...-a: :?sdsl!!

Orders solicited and sssf-f.rffcn ruarsn
treu- Leave orders Al r. vertz a Co.. Dru.
St~re- Mnrrh <th. IS@-1r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

Gneetle1le9 fest50sONu % fac ENeaevo "
lreE. M9gvtss S<nsSsaf Rsshnfes. eGhes
(reS Leeeers veretre6 6r0ns
f.fsna Arri flA. l<D-Tks rsnefy . sprsinr p~srfsefIr.
No. srAsrsy rsn -ss..<s. 9. s!<hx yssr rssL
C.fesrs Asx- "a I-3 a sn tksrr1rhIy esref s.f bel 10
-. Tssys.n< =, D 90 s...,y . r---.x t<ftsr.
Mhssusr. S<rr ~ e9-l r<<elssf . e1rh h~r<fs frun Ne
80 q ypur r<n<th<s tksf Z usnf - ~ then . anoshss r.s~.
Ia q sa< stsnt.x. ard OH s-<f ssnsskiux vsry rranr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

Notwithstanding an almost prohibitive
tariff. Great Britain still finds the United
States its bes: customers for its war
From is70f 1878 inclusive. that country
exported to four great States goods to
fthe amount stated:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11
The BEST EEMEDY
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

IN Ii~s.n~.<uffils pub
i'iunilfN .il-ai,, \ ~lie
slssl trlillils. rsimsrlA Is
iA,Alualilr ANEE's
tnFrKN i'f'TuEAL y
IN "a ns~lA. AMI 10
of.i. K ~aei.lisn milA ttlrf-
'ifS Tile connsls mes ~
tlAc inl,l.s Its a ).
ear rniul iinafiOn ~
'flu' me-. anal prinri.
rlt> 49, curative Nlr
Ia alfl;r ;.nr,i Lfn-s,
III luira.ly Uniisl. "a
Su, Il roNsr a.
The grs'Aie~f possible
s's.i i'm \ AMI uniform
iit az results n strikes
~ shr foundation AZ a
- - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11
THE BEST TOWN LOTS IN
JASPER
ut Pirate Sale !!

The undersigned has subdivided his
beautiful lots near the Union Flour Mills.
md now offers them II private sale.
There are eighteen beautiful building
lots, 81 by LIB feet, fronting on Jackson
and Mill streets, with q broad alley IN
the rear Of each lot This Il a rare OBJ
portunity to secure good building lots in
. healthy part OF town.
TKRxs.-Easy. 10 suit purchasers, a. IL
y more the Object 20 improve that part
Of town. fhan 10 make money.
Aug. y, TIFF. JOSEPH EGG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11
'STAvE AND SHINGLE
FACTORY.
Beck, Bauer e Co.,
FOOT OF CLAY ~rrEkr
INDIANA.


800 cords OF shingle hiorks. for " hirl
we will pay from 81 Is 70 s. 90. &C
cording to quality
300 cords OF stave timber. for which
We will pay from 81 50 to 81 IS pei
cord.
The highest price paid 20,
slaves suitable for whisky
barrels andsaeading. deliver.
ed ~ the Factory. Per~0ms
deSiri ~ contracts or fisrehe,
inflammation will please call
NJ. the Factory.
BECK, BAUER 4 CO.
Feb. -. lssD-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

other boot makers. after seeing NV
work, being afraid 70 compete. Work
|of All kinds done promptly. and 81 tho
work going out OF my shop guaranteed.
Give me a call. w. MAY.
Oct. 3isf, ls-3-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-11

Advertise 10 the Jasper Courier
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
4 BEAUTIFUL .i:!:ss.SF.
, aucoris's Portrait Elegantly Ifra,sich.

u ilincocis's FOR; raft Elegantly Framed.
This afternoon the Hancock Veteran as
:Cciation of Lancaster received a beautiful!
present from Lawrence Frey, q veteran OF
Co. Il. 18th RECT. Pa. Vols, formerly of
Lane lster. but now of Greensburg. West
morcland county, this state. The present
consists OF 4 beautifully framed portrait OF
Hancock, hal! length and life size. The
frame, which is handsomely carved and Or
nancntcd. was made with a pen knife
by Mr.. Frey The top OF the frame
is s,lrmountcd by the American shield,
and on the other side Of the frame, in
wood of different colors, are carved repre-
scntations Of canM0as, swords and rifles
with fixed bayone!s. On the bottom OF
the frame are carved crossed bayoncts,
and on each corner OF the frame, resting
on leaves OF pretty Gcsi isn, is carvct; the
wcllknown treioi', the badge oftlic Second
corps. The frame is clcdt::ble to the me-
chanica! skill o: Mr. Fry, and its prcsen-
tation TO his Old Democratic comrades
shows that hi; heart is still in the right
placc-for an undivided union and for the
man who shed his blood to perpetuate it.
Mr.. Frey sent along with the picture the
following letter:
GREENs5svEC. Oct. %, 1850.
10 tNE tt,FNH CHo ~ I-hNustcf. t..
"CoMRADEs-Inprrsent;ng to ycu the &C
companying picture of General Winfield
Scott Hancock. the sold!cr-statcsman, as 4
slight token o: NY regard iur you, allow
me to say that regret that | am unable to
meet you face to face and fcei the warm
gasp of Your friendly hands. although
far from you,m thoughts and feelings are
witt, you and the strong cords of q soldiers
friendship and admiration for the hero of
Gettysburg still bind me to yc', with living
strength.
''Please accept this i'll tie spirit liz which:
it is given. and may you have the unbound
cd pleasure, as you gaze upon the manly
soldiers face, Of i,c!.o!ding the picture Of
the next president oc tlic United States OF
America, is the earnest desire OF your
friend and brother.
every respectfully,
LAWRENCE FREY,
"Member o. Tie Greenshnrg Veteran ciHb.
18th Ret. Go. X. Pa. Vols.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
THE LAND LEAGUE.
Calling Irishmen to Resist ISritls:, Dp-
preston.

Calling on Irisllmen to Resist lsritls., OPP
preston.
DUBLIN, Oct. 27.-At the weekly meet.
ing ofthe Land league yesterday reporter
Of the Ulster Gazette was ordered to with
draw. The Gazette is a Conservative jour-
nal. Letters were read from Justin Nc
Carthy and Frank Hugh O'Donnell, both
members of Parliament, expressing de-
sire to join the league. A resolution was
passed reci:ins 'that in view Of the prose-
cutiOns of the league VIC call on the Irisl,
race throughout the world to answer the
coercive measures by resolute organiza-
ton, and We request Mr.. Davitt to remain
in America for the purpose Of directing
the great responsive movement among the
Irish people in the United States.''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
MikkETS.
f'hiladeiphia Market.

PKlLApELPBIA, October 27.--EIOur duh but
steady: Superfine IS Ooxfj 50; extra - GO11
! 80: ohio and Indiana family IS C0fT5 50 :
Penn'a family 81 12la5 s.. ST. Louis family
at 50 - ts6 SO: Minnesota family ri c0.I6 10;
$6 80.
Rye -four firm at - So
Wheat higher with goo demand No. . Wcst-
ern Red 81 II: Pcnn'a. Red 81 l2lsl II; Amber
81 1901 II.
Corn steady. with fair ,lc.,ahu ;yel'ow 5pssp
55c mixed 5iIJih".
Oats dull. unchanged: No. J. White iof3 4ic {;
No. do i0c; No. ii" :isl2c: No. !. Mixe,: %.ee
SLY.
Eyc scarce ut aSal$!.
Provisions quiet mi ss roEi fl6TDl6 81 beet
hams $l6 COG 1850 Indian beet Il. SlS 80 :;
smoked hams llIl2c: picked hams S1.,s9c;
bacOn-smGkcl shoulders Gg16LIc; salt ,ln 81 "a
51.c.
Lard dull city kettle at $',3s!sc: loose
butchers SC: prime steam 81 10.
Eutter-ChOicc wanted: other grades dulI !;
Creamery extra sic: tlo good to choice $50 Soc
Western reserve extra .ill:;c: do good to
choice l6GoDc: Rolls firm: Western Deserve
extra .2G2lc; PcHn'a Extra ai6, Cc.
Eggs firm ON scarcity: Renn'a Extra y:;dI:ic;
Western Extra, .sn:.dl2.3c.
Cheese duh, but choice steady New York
tut, cream lS1 1.lHi;2.c; Western fElI cream ut
l211lllSAc: Ito fair 10 TOosl lllpl:.; ,lO half
skins l0tllO1.c.
Petroleum dull rc;incd i4c.
Whisky active al 81 ii.
Sceds-GOOd to prime clover Gull ut y; 5OQl
80; Timothy nominal ut )! 70tt2 ~: fIaNScat
firm. 81 b bill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
DEVOUlelNG PLANES,
Terrible COn1agratiOn In lirooklym-l
Hands Ont Of Work.

Terrible COnnasratiOn In 1IrOoklym-l OCO
Hands Out Of Work.
New YORK, Oct. 21-The Ansonia clock
company's factory, Seventh avenue and
Twelfth street, Brooklyn, which cost half
a million dollars to build, was totally de-
stroyed by fire ut two o'clock this morn
ing, with large quantity of machinery
and stock. The company manufactured
its own gas ON the premises, and it is not
known whether the fire originated from an
explosion in the retOrt, or whether it was
Of incendiary origin. The total loss will
be about $3.50, 900. The disaster throws
about one thousand hands out of work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
Eighth Ward Parade.

Al Il meeting OF the Eighth ward Hancock
club held last evening it was decided that the
club parade on Friday evening next. The
various companies are requested to meet at
their headquarters ut N O'Clock p. M, fully
equipped. Citizens generally are invited to
participate and all parties having torches are
requested to TO bring them along
Following is the route agreed upon
Form on Manor right resting on " est King,
down West King to Mulberry, to Strawberry.
to Poplar. to Laurel alley, to Fremont, to Love
Lane, to st. Joseph, to Strawberry. to High, to
Love Lane, to Manor, to King, to intersection
OF Orange, countormarch on King to Dorwart,
to Manor, to Filbert alley, to High, to head
quarters and dismiss. Each company will
meet ut the company, headquarters and from
there march TO formation of line, 7:sO p. M.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
THE RIOT BILL BRII:Ees.

NOlIe Prosequi In LeIsenrins's Case.
HARR1sEURc, Pa, Oct. GA nolle
prosequi has been entered and entertained
by the court in the case of Alexander W.
Leisenring Of Mauch Chunk, charged
with corrupt solicitation Of members
of the Legislature in the matter of the riot
losses bill. The cases Of McCune, Long
and Smith are yet to be settled. The dis
trict attorney says he will subpoena the
witnesses in those cases in few days, but
he doubts if they will come to time in No
vembcr or any other session of court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27

Mothers! MOthers:! MOthers!II
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with :he eXcruciatiES pain OF cutting teeth
II 50. go nj once ana get bottle of MRS. WINS.
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
r,.or little sufferer i,nmc'i!.tcly-depend upon
Ii th"r:. Is mistake about II. There Is not O
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
net tell you al once that it will regulate the
bow els, and give res; to the mother, and relief
ami health TO The child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ami TO the taste, and is the prescription OF one
@! the oldest anil best female physicians and
nurses iii the United STAGES. Sold everywhere
a5 cents {. bottle ril7-lyd&wM.W&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
s.lprtina IselurH I.l;:n.ss.

The county commissioners are busiiy
engaged in arranging and forwarding to
the election officers OF the several districts
the blanks for making UP the returns OF!
the approaching election. The list is q
Formidable one. The return sheets are
some six feet in l,Dgth and contain the
printed names Ur one hundred and sixty
four candidates VI i.o aspire to the suilrascs
OF the people. Oi This number no less than
one hundred and sixteen are candidates
for presidential electors namely, twenty
nine, each, fo. the Democratic, Repubii-
can, GreenLaaE and Temperance parties !:
four candidates for supTcme judge a; four
for auditor general; three Tor Congress
three for state senator; eighteen for Assem-
bly, three for district attorney; six for
prison inspectors; six for direc-
tors of the poor, and three for
county surveyor. Besides these
great return sheets each board OF election
officers is furnished with blank statements
to be flied out and tackled up Immediately
after the votes Shal! have been counted :;
also Will, fnur different forms OF ai.idayits
to be made by persons whose right to
vote is disputed; tally books for the
clerks; registry books copies Q! ins.rIc
tions to election officers copies % supple
ment to election laws envelopes for MI
nority inspectors: poll books ; rcd tape ::
sealing wax stationery bills of election
expenses, t-c., &c.
With such formidable array OF caudi-
dates and documents TO look after it is to
bc expected there will be some informalitics
and neglect of duties on the part Of mex
pericnced officers. and perhaps intentional
fraud Oh the part of dishonest ones. 1t IS
of the greatest importance that all election
officers familiarize themselves at once with
all the salient points OF the law. most OF
which will lie found in the sllerifl"s pyocla-
nation, published in the newspapers and in
the Instructions furnished by the county
commissioners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
A Wise Deacnll.

beacon Wilder, want you to tell me how
yOu kept yourself and family 50 we'll the past
season, when all the rest of us have boon sick
so rlucll, and have had the doctors running to
Us SO long,
BRO. Taylor, the answer is very easy. l
used Hop Bitters in time and kept my family
we'll and saved large doctor bills. Three dol.
lars worth OF it kept US all we'll and able to
work all the time, and l will warrant it has
cost you and most of the ncighbors ono to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time. l guess you'll take my medicine here.
after" See other column. Ol5-2wdxw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27
New S0ri: fsAS,sNy.

SEW YORK. Oct. J:-FiOuf-St.ite ami cstern
steady; moderate business for export trade !;
Superfine, ut So S0tei -: extra do ut
81 25il4 50; choice, do, - 5IGsA -; fancy siO
81 S0ll6W: round hoop Ohio st 20: choice 30
ut IS 1895 90: superi.Gc western s.: S0lli y:
common to good extra 80 "a .'dei 20; choice
tlO 81 75(lG so; choice white Wheat do 81 Is
al So: southern quiet :; common TO fair cx-
tr;, 81 90dl5 50: good to choice do - a5as6 -.
Wns9. H eec KS Dsitsr. , ana mGsrts'y s :, S active
JAM, 81 20lll 2OIs.
Corn quiet ana without important change;
moderate trade: Mixe western spot, aJi4I56c;
do future. 54lI5676c.
Oats IL shade firIner: No. Nov. 3S5 Sc: do Dee.
3D. &c; state lolg4lc Western. gIiic
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-27

man who had promised to protect the
birds for the trials at Quarryville had NOT
only gunncd over the grounds himself but
had invited his friends to do the same.
Mr.. DiffeEderffer said lie had previously
been over the grounds and birds were
abundant.
For the field trials of next year. Presi-
dent W. A. Dumshec, Of the Mckecsport
game association, rendered the society the
use of this association preserves comprls,,
ing $500 acres. The chair was authorized
to appoint q committee to secure suitable
grounds for next year.
Some discussion ensued over opening
the entries for the state trials to all the
world. It was found this would involve
change in the constitution.
The Press.
Among the representatives Of the sport
ing press attending the meeting are the
following, all Of whom are sending full re-
ports to their papers J. ii. Hcnricks, of
Pittsburgh Lea1cr and Despatch; Dr.
Rowe, of the Chicago Eeld; Samuel Dick;
SON. of fthe.Philadelphia Afeld and Afoat ;
+. Satterthwaitc. OF the New York Forest
and Stream.
To DIR. Rowe We are under special ohIi-
cations for many Ccurtcsies.
The association is composed CT enter
prising gentlemen ofhigh position whose
intelligent and liberal efforts to promote
trlIe sportsmanship cannot fail to tc
fraught with abundant coed results.
The following parties interested iii the
field trials have arrived in Lancaster and
are registered at the Stevens house X.
r. Vandevort and J. ". Nandeyo-t, Pitts
burgh John Reiley, Harrisburg +. ".
Seller. Harrisburg.
The following are registered at the
Cooper house Benjamin Price, Pittston
4. Borskley. Pittston VIM. McGec. Pitts
bmrch J NJ. McMunn. Pittsburgh.