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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-15
DIPUTACI0N PROVINCIAL.
r. p. del Rio.

Continuamos ell extracto de las
sesiones de la Diputacion Provin-
cial, dando cuenta de los princi-
pales acuerdos que Sc han cele-
brado desde la del dla 6 inclu-
siye.
I'll primero que merece SER CT
tado es ell relative a la instancia
que dirige ell Ayuntamiento de
esta Ciudad, pidiendo d la Corpo-
raci6n Provincial la concession de
un local para el establecimiento
de la biblioteca municipal que
ocupa actualmente un sitio muy
reducido y sin condolences para
ell case, cuya sdplica Sc traslad5 a
la Comision de Fomento para su
informe. Visto ell estalo de pe-
nuria en- que Sc encuentra nuestro
Ayuntamiento V reconocida por
todos la necesidad de un local
mas amrlio y ventiladn para di-
cha biblioteca, veriamos con sn-
mo gusto, y asi nos: atrevemos a
indicarlo, que la Diputacidn acce-
desc a la sliplica de nuestro Ayun-
tamiento, dado que los intereses
generates de la Provincial no Sc
perjudiquen de este modo.
Sigue a este una mOclon pre-
,entada por ell senor Blanco pro-
poniendo Sc con :elan pensiones
anuales a los maestros dc instruc.
ci6n primaria inuti(izados en- ell
ervicio de la Provincial, siempre
que carezcan de recursos. Fne
tomada Ell consideration dicha
mocion, y acotdado pasase a la
Comisidn de Fomento, para su
informe. Creemos racional en-
TN todo dicha moci6n, bajo un
punto de vista, y justo y equitati-
vo 10 que por ella Sc propone; mas,
observamos que Sc va recargando
mucho ell presupuesto provincial
con todo genero de concesiones,
Y tememos que ell benefcio de
una clase redunde en- pejuicio de
todos.
Despues de este Sc discuti6 la
forma de compeler a los Ayunta-
mientos morosos al pago de la
derrama provincial. Optaron por
la via de apremio Immediate los
senores Blanco, autor de la mo-
ci6n, Corchado, Otero, Fernandez
Juncos, Hernandez Costa, Gin
tron, Silva, Cells Aguilera, Fulla-
dosa y Skerrett. Propuso ell Sc
nor Ubarri un t6rmino concilia-
torio en- benefcio de los Munich
pios, cual fue ell de que antes de
todo Sc pasase un recuerdo d
aquellos, dandoles un termino pru-
dencial para el pago. Apoyo esta
proposition el Sr. Soler, diputado
por Humacao, con los Sres. Uba-
rri, Ndnez Zalduon,lo, Sagasti-
BELLA, Caracena, Texidor y Del
gado. Puesto q votacidn dicho
punto, result6 desestimado este ex-
tremo. .prevaleciendo ell del apre-
mio por la voluntad de aquellos.
No hay necesidad de gran nd-
Nero de palabras para demostrar
que la proposition del sefior .Uba-
rri, apoyada por sus compafieros,
era la mas equitativa Y racional,
mas liberal, vistas las circunstan-
cias por que atraviesan los muni-
cipios, y la de que no Sc aprueban
con la debida regularidad los re-
partos, en- 10 que no tienen culpa
los Ayuntamientos. Cuando es-
tos reciban dichos comisionados
sepan, pues, d quienes deben ese
servicio, al que auguramos un no
muy lisonjero resultado, por mas
que comprendamos que ese me-
dio sea ell mas eficaz.
Sc nombrd una Comision que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-15
SALIDAS DE TONO.

Como alucina la pa~i6n. y Ell
que exageraciones y trivialidade'
hace a veces incurrir! Lo que
Sc lie ocurre a un cerebro domina
do por ell frenesi politieo, no st
lie ocurre indudablemente a III
loco, con ser loco. Filense nues
tros lectores en- el slguiente pa.
rrafo que exprofeso hemos recor
tado de uno de los articulos POI
Ell Agente dedicados a combatil
en- primer lugar la pension, en- Sc.
gundo al digno representante dc
esta proyincia Sr. Alcala del Oh
mo. FGense, Y convendran con
nosotros en- que, asi como hay
defensas que perjudi an mas que
los ataques, tambien hay ataques
que favorecen mas que las apollo
gias Y los paneciricos.
Dice, pues, Ei Agente, sin qui-
rarle nosotros nj una coma:
"Si la idea rec6odita de esa pro-
posici6n, va que No puede ser la dc
prestar IN socorro indispensable q Ia
expresada familia, { la del senior Pc
rez Morris tiene que envolver el pro-
veto de crear I'M galard6n p6stumo al
antique Director del BOLETIN; uno de
esos galardones que la patria reconoci-
la tributa sus hiios mas predilectos
y 81 ese galard6n, por mas que 10 dis
cierna ell Estado, ha de recaer sobre el
presnpuesto de esta provincial, es clare
que taeitamente Sc acusa d la provin-
cia toda de causante de la muerte de
ese periodista, e implicitamente Sc lie
impone un castigo, doblemente cruel:
pues que afecta q sus intereses mate
riales Y tiende q deprimir su alteza
moral.
Esta salida de tono es tan pere
grina como la del expediente for
mado al Sr. Perez Morris cuando
servia en- Telegrafos; expediente,
dieho sea de paso, que no vino d
hacer otra cosa que enaltecer y
honrar a aquel laborioso Y pa
tri6tico funcionario; tan peregri-
ma como la de que la proposition
de ley en- question es un inSuitO
al pals; tan peregrina como la de
que la muerte del senior Perez
Morris tue un hecho vulgar, no un
crimen politico; tan peregrina en-
fin, como la inculpacion ridicula
de que ell senior Perez Morris habia
sido liberal fogoso en- sus rcmotas
mocedades.
Como Sc We, los enemigos del
noble designio del Sr. Aleala nc
dan pie con bola y representan un
papel desairadisimo ante la OPT
ni6n. En- el consentimiento uni
yersal esta de sobra arralgada la
certidumbre de que la guerra que
Sc libra d la citada proposition de
lev, en- yez de anuIarla, 10 que ha
hecho Y hace es aeumular mas y
nas merecimientos para que ella
sea aprobada, Y no dudamos 10
sera, como un acto de yerdadera
de yerdadera consecuen~
ia. Guerra absurda y contra
1roducente la de las pasiones er
1ugna con la ley J la raz6nl Ia
ocaran sus frutos los que la mi
.iaron y sostienen
Hemos dieho otra veg que ia
de ley no es nj una
ri un sooorro indispen;
able es acknowledgements una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-15

do la Semana Santa que atraye.
samos. En- el Congreso cont
ndan, pero no hay mas que aso
mar la cabeza al salon para con.
vencerse de que estamos Ell va
caciones; es cortlsimo ell nllmero
de padres de la patria que boste
zan en- los bancos, aburridos cor
la discussion de las primeras ma.
terias; sin duda el tan peleadt
proyecto de exenci6n de- derecnos
va no interesa a los pueblos, pues
los treneS van IIenos de diputados
que vuelyen a. sus distritos, di-
clendo: "Ahi queda ESQ. " Hoy
ell conde de Toreno ha pronun-
ciado un buen discurSo en- deten-
sa de sus enmiendas reIativas d
la industria carbonera, miranda
por Asturias, contestandole ell Sr,
Moret; intervino en- ell debate el
senor fedregal, Hore-camDlsta,
que Sc ha abstenido de votar por
no lastimar a los proteccionistas.
Me parece bien.
La izquierda ha sufrido hoy
ma merma importante; el gene
raj Gandara sc separa porque 81,
y va 4 consagrarse a escrlbir la
historia de la Ultima guerra entire
Santo Domingo y Espafla; sumo
Y. esta resta con la del general
Beranger, que no esta de acuerdo
con hi Marcia del partido, y ana
da Y. al calculo la salida del du-
que de la Tore para EscanueIa,
8 sea para et cortyo (segdn sus
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Tho British note IN regard TO Egypt
proposes that In order TO avoid any
abuse OF the freedom Of the Suez Cana
it shall be enacted thst in titue Of war
Limitation shall be- placed on the time
during which tn" vessels ., a hsiIErr-
ent power are pertuitlrd " rtma,A ia
the canal, aud tHa' no troops or mum
tions Of war shall be dlse;a barkcd and
no hostilities shall be permitted IN the
canal or its approaches, or amy where IL
the territorial waters Of Egypt, even IN
the event of Turkey being one If tho
belliRerent-.
fhs recurrence Of an emergency re-
sen6liDg the lat. rebtliiOA If provided
for by clause excepting measures for
the defence OF Egypt from thn above
restrictions. Every poser shall be
bonnd 10 bear the cost oi The innIedia'e
repair Of any damage its vessels may
cause IN tho canal. Egypt stall take
all measures In her power 10 cniurG"
aohditiops imposed upon sihFs oi bel
ligerent powers using Tue canal. No
Qualifications are 10 be erected on the
canal or Ia TT vicinity.
Nothing In the agreement snaIl bo
construed As curtai.iug tie terii .3rial
nights OF Egypt further than is tAprcsa.
ly Stipulated.
Among other subject. the nuto de.
ciarss the question OF the suppression
II slavery and the Save t adr To be ono
which the British GuvernGcnt has
much at heart, and that T. VA! miss no
opportunity Of advising tho kbedive 10
Take stsps calculated 10 attain The end
in view.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
had been sick.


ST. LOUIS, January l7-M'ss Hersl
ia Garrison, the victim + the late alb
duo ION, has been sent Eas! on The al.
vice Of the family physician, who has
decided TO place ner in an asy Ium for
treatment Of nervous diseases Doctors
G. Z Walker, 9. W. tevens and / IT,
Coms,ock. leading ply slclan' here, say
hey feel warranted in III" conclusion
that she was not subjected /" any ply
steal VIC alton during the time OF her
They publish card
10 this effect.
Charles and "Nosey" o Brlen, AZ
rested on the charge OF beirg implicat'
ed In the abduction OF Miss Garrison,
were arrested sometime ago for black
mail and given an hour 10 leave the
city. O.,
Today they were t:ied On tho old
charge, ard "Nosey" was sent TO The
WorkhOuse and Charles was ordered
TO cave the city.
The impression now is that this band
caught Miss Garrison IN some hi ID IN
discretion and threatened TO inforn
her parents OF their discovery unIes'
she remained with th.m until suct
time as the parents should oif"r re
ward.
FEARING they would carry cut TN
threat she remained with hem WlChOu
being subjected to wa.chiCg Or any
thiuy Of tnat Gind. To strenEtho On thi
theory il the fact that the band hav,
done Inst such kind u WORK before
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

The Pui adelpbia Il cord to-day says.
The marriage at Jonathan BDnRlel.
lOw, OF Whiieleysburt, Delaware. TO
the sChoD,.teach r va. q shtrwd stroke
Of matrimouia, pollcg. Tie groom - a
gentlenan pt ucAlty three hg"Io Aud.'cu
aud hh bride IA On the surny SID" u
tuiftS. Sn. l., yu," tGu iupthgr 81
twenty go aht chl,lrcu, Including nj ui
the scholars II Ter -Chol Mr.. Lnrg
fellow had already Oeuu Ha.ii"l twrct,
tne iiuli+ OF the first marriage b'Hug
slA children.
til. second wife pr"s"u'ni him with
turi IS two more. ia" problem e 10"
u educate 50 large u family ~ children
was successfully solved hy Mr, Lpug-
fellow, who briuG Il v'rI,.tu.do iarmrr,
huii. SCI uyi hnnsr . A.s Iwn aud en-
p.uy d a isAgher, whr .UOk laIt OF Lui
SALARY out III board at 80 Irln-hou 20
This arrang, cement uunNnG"d FOR seSora,
years, and The ounE lady rho cauD -
the LtrgielIOv household, with NO
othe" iurvo,a :nhI 20 teach '|e Euut <
LDl Etvtluw ituas hUu tu shoot, became
n e-t.hDj-h"d part OF lhs ,amlly cH-
che. WHOM NJ LaLI-.'V'a "tcpa'
vile GI,a be- improved apo h'r;a"3
truna scheme by marrying ne Tea, =
(N utiei"y -bnrP Il IA srHhil tl'Iasr Va.
tie IN" tetvr"u kr-L Comfy, D".a
ware and Caroline to9u'., Nary.aud)
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
7i..KD EDITION
.nAwIui Night 81 sea.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. l6,-W. Cruik-
q a.,5a.l Seth Wallace. of the crew
.uilbrs AoOLer Abort Daily, Wrecked
on Co.'s, Island asst week, has arrived
here. They stAte that the schooner,
which was bound from Baltimore 10
Br tssport, CONF, went ashore late at
u.hp IN terri II gale, aud all ha2ds
wee rescued next day by the !iie-sav'
inc crew. Ten Or twelve hours after
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
TINE MONITORS.
Ihey sre not 70 bs Punished until
(uvtner Tests arc Made,

WASHINGTON, January l7.-There
seems to be 10 show for the CON pls-
tion of the monitors under tho appro.
priatiUn bin to Do passed this session.
ThCr5 was q vigorous effort made art
session 10 have these iron-clads, which
had been a source Of contention for the
past eight years, finally disposed Of, as
1T was considered that they stood IN tho
way OF a new navy. 1t was expected,
therefore, that the partial success oh
rained In thg last bill Wonla be follow.
ed up with equal eagerDes5 at this SEES
zion.
l. seems, however, that Mr.. Robson
has abandoned his championship Of the
monitors or else has been unable TO car
ry them through the appropriation
committee. AT any rate there appears
only an item providing for the macnin.
cry OF the monitor which is Elost at.
vanced, leaving the application OF the
money at the discretion of the Secretary.
The new system Of detlecting armor
which has been recommended by the
Advisory Board for test seems to have
been the main cause among members
Of the House for pos'poning further
work upon these unfinished iron-ciads
until some experiments upon the new
system have been made. Ons item
appears IN the bll, upon recommended
ton Of Secretary Chandler, appropri-
ating S20, 900 for the experiment on de-
fleeing aImor. Mr.. Whitthorne. who
has fought the iron cad, declared TO-
day that If the monitors ever were
flushed 1t would be by the applica-
ton Of this system Of srmor, and he
thought probably that this pointed
way to the accomplishment OF that
end.
There ara so many defeated Repub-
licans in the mouse that they are cot
very anxious about Legislation of iu
ture character, so that upon their part
the matter will go by default, and the
Democrats will Do allowed to assume
the responsibility in the next Congress.
Whatever may he the cause, there Is
a uuanimity Of sentiment on both sides
OF the II Ouhe that the time necessary
Tor tho experiments upon the o. effective
armur viii carry the matter over until
next session. There is n prospect, how
ever, under existing appropriations, ioi
the completion OF one OF the monitors,
the MiantoDOmah. watch is nearly tu-
ished, ana n strong ,tforl will be mad
to build at least ons cruiser Of 4 900
tons.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

An iutima:,. friend of President Ar
thur, discussing be District noMuis
sioueIship, salu yesterday thar the
Presl lent had arrived az the CONCLUSION
thati5 would be almost iml o,,ltle for
hin. Pc, ,elscr citizen Of the District
for rl..J.. Iol Sup ~oud satisfy every
one.
He said Ia. President had Iem"Ikod
several times that he tetl inclined ln ~
outside Of ne District for the iulrd
commlsriouer, huI had retraiued from
dong 80, ancauoe he knew 'arI" WIRE
a large number Of eligible gentlemen IN
Washington who might be Prevailed
upon 10 accept the nomination, pvOvId'
ed The ktJw.er~ could W. krpt quiet.
The Indications now are that the fresl-
deli wIII take his own time Ill -"udIug
the DOMINATION ~ he Senate, az b" To-
ALI . nat MAJ ,r Morgan > rrI!urn-
I'M he duties saflotaCtUr. y, and iIn
mnG ate action Is not absolutely ntcts'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

There has not been any neH ca
smal !-pox reported since the mf
al the Board If Health on Tul
might, aud bnt one death. The {
have again secured the service,
Holland, who will rec that every
" here the disease exists Is qlsral
and zone vi the inmates permlttnl
ont lie viii call at each housr
aud after receiving their orders, ~
v .latevsr they may need and tax
them. He vii! Also see tddr a .
" here the disease has been are
uushly dIsnitGtrd,
There are actually but thitt''r
Ia tho city, AND soytn IN The N,.
aud while Il II The du'y Of y -.
cal, tui, there IL not any cans.
alarIA, or tear OF III. disease be-
epitrmlc. The Board u liaAIt.
'nrlr officers are DONG All ia ihtI
or 70 eradicate 'hg disagree, aud T.
are ,ssis'lc in their etiO.ts by tn
,uns, tErrr "i. rJl nod Ca-eiI
c4tI by tie Il ii 1t INT mo nth.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

TIE following Washington "specia'
appears 10 the \. \. Sun: Promnen,
PoLnry lvania politicians have been
here looking after the acton Of the Ma
tiunal Committee, which meets to.moT.
row. Ii is said that Senator Cameron
viii not, under any circumstances, be-
u candidate in 1854. So certain is this
that Col. Quay and others were IN de
liberation all yesterday afternoon 10
the selection Of his SUCCESSOR
and report has it that their session war
very stormy.
Senator Car erOn's decliratiOn, as do
ligered to Quay, il said to be positive
and IN oratlve. Col Quay says that
the honeymoon is in the sky, and that
the Republican ticket in PenusS wanna
vii be elected next Noy.rnber by %,
900 majority Quay himself is a c.nh!.
date for craftsmanship OF the Rrpnr.
licaE State Committee.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
FOURTH EDITION
Inn MILWAUKEE 1RAGEDY.
The arrest of the Hsr.kf'per
charged with YIrIng the nOsei.

MILWAUKEE, j an. Il -~George Schel
Ter. the Lessee of tao bar room OF th'
NewAall House, WAS arrested ON Tues
day afternoon upon suspicion thht M
set ire 70 the hotel. % sunday hiRh'
information was lodged with the police
concerning SChrller's wheieAbonts on
he morning OF the fire. This afternoon
w. II. Exhibits visitedChiei Watson and
the sheriff and urged upon them the
necessity OF removing SchelIcr 10 IA.
cine TO protect him from Threatened
vengeance He argued that to Keep
the prisoner in Ill here "oald be to
place him at the mercy of a moo. The
Mayor was then called upon, and Ar.
ran gemsnts were made for special
train to carry Scheller TO Racine, in
case there were signs Of trouble.
Tonight it is reported that Scneller
has been secretly removed from the jail
by the authorities for fear Of an attempt
10 lynch him, and IT Is believed ne mas
been sent TO Waukesha.
Sche Ter came to Milwaukee with Mr..
An,isdel from Detroit about nine years
ago, " hen the latter Assumed charged
of the New hall house. tie had been
chief clerk Ia the BiIdle House in that
city when Mr.. An bisd"l kept It. The
two IN Il, It IL said, have always been
warm personal friends. ScheIer learn.
ed the printer 4 trade II Lis youth ana
worked At it IN Detroit for SIX .years'
Besides his we,l-knOwn financial dif'
licu,ttcs aud his high susurance, an
other ing which gave rise TO the hrst
suspicion ~as his attempt 10 blow up
tho NewhaIi House by gas explosion
sOtue two weeks ago.
About this affair WA. Hughes, the
head porter at tho Nrwhal! House,
makes the following stateln"n': 'oa"
mo mig, :.bOuc two weeks $50, 'ht
uu tre main entrance and near the els.
vatpr sluclitt gas. The sncll was
very s'ruu. and seemed to come from
the bar-roOm. opened the door and
was nearly knocked down oy the otor'
just a. | opened the door the barkreper'
Henry Mccormick, come III the 'front.'
way. asked LiW what the trouhle
was. lie said he didn't know, but
thought il was gas tue meter. We both
rushed In aud looked at Ene inter, hu'
1t was all nigh. We came GU INTO the
bar-goum and threw open thu outside
doors. lthen noticed "a small blue Il !mt
On one Of tho brrutrs away back III The
room. | then looked up and found thai
every Que Of tho six chandeliers Lad
the gas turned on full force.
cnud hardly believe what | Naw
and SAID to Mccormick Ny GOD
what's this for" He said he ulGhI
know, AMI that SChelier was IN The
pace ~ hen he left. tod Mr.. Auris.
del about il. and he asked me II III
a natca. told hun | did DOT, aud h
aid did wrong l. was th'ee dave
| before SnneIler showed up, aud rald h'
had been sick.
| Tue mum Der Of wCrSmen AZ the rulE'
was reduced to-day, aud the WORK II
expected TO be complete on saturday
| Five bodies were rec Dvered, making
| tota. Of A buEnet beyond rocDRnitlen
There are % Identified dad, and II II
| SUPPOSED mat from - to 20 are stu
| missing. The Cuiet ut pollc" states 10
| might that u, has learned that one 0
| TIE clerks started 10 run ont OF ,h'
b4r..uy hu'r' ,p'h tn" register, Du
| tell dJwnsHra and lost the book.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

The following ~" tao names A.
dresses Of tnu Htty Nacciur Ply
First d!HtTic.--Dr. MORRISON, p,
and King street.
Second lis,riat-Dr. LuHina, y
Wet street.
Tarl dls.rict~Dr. Chaiwick
cn'h street near Poplar.
Fuursh distgict-DI. Palmer, J
W,,' Eleventh street,
ljls ne duty Of these physic a
yltcinatc all persons who III.
Urun thom aud also 10 inspect Il.
trc.. at loast every quarter.
Trr'e has been complaint abuu
Of iHnsc physician. having az.
CERTAIN hours IN the daS ~he.
%lll attend 10 ;lc duties impo-s
tnetn, hnI ilcCuoulcs ana Othtv
car not afford 10 pay say that ttl
taiNs tGrir LOSING time. IL Is pr
that hDuts WA b" appoiEtoI
.ay.uing wien all sucn may ear,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
FIFTH EDLTlO
A Rising Younk JOurRaJl,

Arthur +. Francis a former rmn
and graduate from the RErrE,.
office, but Of late employed aa
Washington Post, was in the CITY a
or Two ago calling upon his Old M
taking in the RErUBLICAN b..
rounds. He has until o few da,.
occupied u responsible aud lnor,
position Ju the Post, but restgura
accept II portion on the jack
Florida Times. He lett here 10
Jacksonville, but senator Hin, Of
yer, Colorado, desiring him 10 " 'r
place and take charge OF n paper o.
1t Is likely he will accept thc olir
make his stay in Florida shor'
Francis when he left the RErUB!
Office, connected himself Will
Morning News, Wien Henry &
rad run II, and continued will i.
rome tine under the present ma
ment, but Tor g." year past be has
with the Post. Ito isa piquan,. .
writer, full Of "pin.jaRs". and cou
ties, not forgetting The more Solid q
ter. just TIE journalist required II
goa hoad-a-tiveaess 4
pretcut popular newspaper age
success affords US pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18


Used for .>trnius. Surained Joints, sore
Shoulder ard Backs lrruFh In the Feet.
Scratches SVerpv figIIA. Pom EVIL, Die
tanner Curb STINT, BiO,l or Bone Spawn
Ninybnrp ana VIII remove alt Swsllings
ado =. lion, umr.s Jeff from kIeKsur other
Rrul,e4, without lpIurinX tae growth Of the
mar ms ed a sure cure Tor EptEJoty.
" III rurc he wors, case Of collie In ten ain.
.u-c.aai relieve Byt's D0se-.l or = table.
..,....t.s1lI n, A mini OF ID Il warm water.
Al. narsoua si,hlux a INST ClatF liuimGnt-
pret.'.t win ylye full satisfaction In per
t,fmI5. cures "A reco.l menied VIII use II
a n wplrh is RuArante"d as no her llni
neIt II IL mt uu uftLe test yssontIa
otNsuni oIher very c0.tly articles, such as no
,f.,ar. !. oiment ia he market : composed Of,
.,ar tAoss usluxi can rely on or not belIg
n,,,rhuyvps b, ial-e recommendations made
II. pv travelling axaitst to deceive the / b.
llr ana MAKE them believe that PARTIES have
gIvn0. 10 nae of their names ard stating
rsr,les nave need and recommended It who
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Latt evening the SchnaV Senate was
with handsome % pound
cake by Mr., Prlip Q1igLoy. ThH cake
was made in Weaver's hcs' style, and
cut in an artistic manner hy Edward
Darlington. After all had partAken,
several addresses we're made, ~ which
The prst wishes we're eXprr,"ed for Mr..
Onjpley and nis bride. hu"ug those
rre,tr' were Mesers. Darlington, Me
Bride. Sjmpsnn, Dev"n, FIRST, Gh"'"
.r. WInAn GltAris ami y,I.rt.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Clerk Fraim has received iTt.
Mayor Ct Brilge,or, n. j., a CON-
cation iLquirinp What restrict!CI
placed upon telephone poles by u.
HI, reasons for askinI were, u
exchange was to De started In th'
and the company had ashed perm
TO erect poles. The clerk answe''
communication by siating tina
were 40 restrictions, but there v
tax Of cne dollar upon both ter
and telegraph poles.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

a grocery wagon w-s let d''
Sixth aud Market s:rorts, ybstcldi
tho body bolt coming out.
Omc,r Catbcart Is gotliEg beIla.
was able to sit up yesterday.
The eighth anniversary Of tie \
can Rifles Will he celebrated this
lng.
Jesse G.. and Palmer q. Russo
granted letters Of aiministrat'a-
t-rday on The estate Of Samuel IL
lar. Of Mi. Creek Hundred.
Tha steamboat restaurant 81
Castle has been sold to Edwar!
ford.
a iew days since John WarElL
OF Cecil county, Md, was roo5
Philadelphia VI $50.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
New Iiiy Charter.

Tho nov city charter was g.
tAo printer sOnc days ago, and
completed Tomorrow.
CDuucll VIII hold special Il
to morrow evening ana every +
thereafter until til. conSiierati
Is concluded, which val! oCcupy
two wo,ks. II vii lhen be rel
and taken 10 Dover 10y the /
COMMITTEES appointed nevnEa.
ago.
There il no doubt there vi
number OF amendments Ulade ~
vised charter. Before IT," con'l'
Of it IS completed tho now c0di0
ordinances viii be complete
Council Will haYo another long "
meetings,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
a Nevsl,Sy Made a1bpPi

The little uewsboy who lost Aa
ct hook containing all HIS sav'ht'
pie of days ago, felt very BABY
but he telt better aft ( he an''
h,s loss in the REPUBLICAN, w.
Ir girl, who saw the '1Ve' Wv
returned his pocket-Dool aud nv