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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-11
Editor Charley Barker.

Charles 1. Barker, Junior partner
in the law firm of Bright & Barker,
having purchased a property inter
est in the Athens journal, assumes
editorial control of the paper this
week.
In welcoming Charley to the sa-
cred circle Who stride the tripod.
We owe it 10 him 10 say. that no
pusr, manlier kniDgt of the quill
ever went forth from the Sentinel
or any other office, taking mp f~r
himself, and proposing to fight the
battle of life and blow the bugle of
independent thought and honest
principles. than he. Charley is a
graduate and one of the most honor
ed and most bril- liant of the Senti-
mel pupils. He Is honest, sober, in
dustrlous. He is insilnctlvely a
Democrat, and confirmed in the
faith by the discipline of investiga-
tiun and reflection. He Is one of
the most worthy young men Hook
ing county has produced. He pos
sesses the good sense, the trained
capabilities and the honest aspira
tions to make good editor. We
congratulate the Democracy of Ath-
ems county, and the patrons of the
Journal upon their good fortune
in securing such competent and
brilliant young man as the editor of
their organ
We exceedingly regret the retire
ment of Miss Jennie Jones. She
has made model paner Censerva-
tive, but steadily and consistently
advancing the true principles Of
Democracy. Her paper was never
wrong, AMI was always decent. In
wishing Mr.. Barker success. we can
tender no stronger and better wish
than that he may make as good an
editor as the lady he succeeds.
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Avenged the wronged Husband.

SYRACUSE, N Y, June 9-John Hender
son, wealthy farmer of the town Of Cicero
suspected his wife of infilslity. On Satur-
day night he started for Manlius. Return
ing home the same evening, he found Charles
Whiting, a.farmer of Cicero, in company
with Mrs Henderson. Anderson as
saulted Whiting, but the latter escaped.
About mi might Whiting was found hang
ing dead in his BARN.
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Labor Notes.

The general impression among expert
enced owners and intelligent nail workers,
now on strike, is not nearl 90 black as
painted in Wheeling and PitSsourg.
Coal digging machines will be put in the
shcddy coal mines at Chattanooga
The OLD Colony Iron works at Somerset,
Mass, have shut down for one month.
Bricklayers at Louisville are striking be-
cause contractors won't allow full time when
they quit at on Saturdays
One hundred and sixty-five Italians en-
ployed on the water works of East Wey-
mouth, Mass, have struck. They have been
receiving 81. 10 per day and wanted $125
There is still but little change in the as
pect of the iron workers stike The strik-
ers appear Indifferent and the manufactur-
rs are repairing their machinery.
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Gen. Roeecrans has been appoint

Gen. Rosecrans has been appoint
ed By the President to the honora-
able position of Register of til,
Treasury. 'sOld Rosy" is not ex
actly Hooking H.w Eater, buI
he is very near it. he was born a,
Kingston, just across our western
line, and often whenea boy picniced
at the Rock House and hunted fol
Haws and sarvice berries at Ash
Cave. He is well known as q toler.
able. loud boy to many of the older
citizens On the western border.
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MASS CONVENTION.

On motion of al Wright, a
Mass Convention was then or
ganized, retaining the sitting
Chairman and Secretaries.
On motion of Col. Weldy, the
Chair was requested to appoint
one Committeeman from each
ward and township to select Del
egates to the State Convention.
During the absence of the Com
mittee the meeting was address
ed by o. W. H. Wright, Judge
Acker, and Col. Weldy.
The Committee reported the
following Delegates:
John S. Friesner,
Charles Rose,
Seth Weldy,
o. ". II. Wright,
John Short.
On motion of Mr.. Green, the
report was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Green presented the fol-
lowing Resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
/ Resolved, That the Democracy
Of Hooking County in Mass Con
vention assembled. heartily ap
prove the course thus far pursued d
by President Cleveland, and in
dorse the policy, as Indicted, of
his administration.
Resolved, That We endorse and
approve the political policy of
Governor Hoadly. the course pur-
sued by U. S. Senator Payne.
Congressman Converse. State
Senator Welch and Representa-
tive Weld, upon all political
questions affecting the interests
of the Democratic party. and the
advancement Of Democratic prin-
ciples.
Resolved. That we pledge our
selves 10 hearty support of the
ticket this day nominated.
There being no further bust
ness before the Convention, it
was, On motion adjourned.
THOS. MELDRIM, Chm.
@. NJ. GouLD,l
". T. PRICE. Secretaries.
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Business Troubles.
Political Pointers.

The joint executive committee Of the pas
senger department in New York will proceed
to formulate a plan for the restoration of rates
and division Of the business to be pre-
sented at the meeting of June 10.
The next task of Mr.. PenGleton, the United
States minister, will be to resume negotia-
tions regarding the positions of minors born
in American, sons Of German parents, who,
after being naruralized in America, take up
their residence in Germany. >.a
1t is reported that Hugh Mclaughlin, of
Brooklyn, has been offered the colectorship
of New York port.
Two hundred members of the Cincinnati
Young Mems Blaine club will attend the Re-
publican convention at Springfield in q
hOdv
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Reeister Bruce's Retirement

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Rsgister Bruce,
upon his retirement from offics, will return
to Mississippi and resume his residence there.
He says he has received whatever positions
he has held as citizen Of that state, and he
thinks he ought to return there to do what
ever comes in his way to advance the inter-
ests of the state and of his race in it. He
does not intend to follow the example of so
many who have left the south as soon as
they have lost Office. Beyond question Mr.
Bruce has been the most creditabls represen
tati We of the colored race in congress.
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The Funding Commissioners @

The Funding Commissioners Of
Ohio have got into trouble because
of an attempt to sell Stale bonds al
private sale. All manner of char
yes are made. The town council
Of Logan passed an ordinance pub
lished elsewhere, authoriz: :ng the
Treasurer to sell $1,000 of ci,y
bonds, but do not require kim TO
advertise and sell to the highest bid
der.
Give all the men who want our
bonds fair chance.
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Expected Appointment.

WARRINGTON, June 9-The following ap
pointments will be ths next to be made:
Robert Taylor, to be pension agent at Knox
vile, Tenn, vice N. R. Gibson, suspended
Receivers at land -olfices-P. z. Wiser, al
Tracy, Mimi; O. c. Halls, at La Crosse, Wis.
Joseph Hill, at Beatrice, Neb., vice VIM. 81.
Sommers; Abraham Hall, at Milburn City,
NJ T.; John E. Budd, at Stockton, Cal; w.
R. Edgar, atIronton, Mo. Hugh c. Wallace,
at Salt Lake City, Utah, and Geo. W. War
ner to be register o; the Iani-ofics at Tracy,
Kinn
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Meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Cen. Com.

The Democratic County Cen
tral Committee met in the Court
House on Monday last, pursuant
to notice, for the purpose of can
vassing the vote and declaring
who had been nominated for the
various Offices to be filed at the
October election.
On call of tho members of thc
Committee by townships and
wards, it was found that more
than two thirds were present.
and the Chairman then announ-
ced that the Committee would
proceed to open returns and
canvass votes.
Mr.. Green moved that Will F.
Price act as additional Secretary,
which was agreed to.
Salt Greek township not being
in, and as it was known that it
would not change the general
result, it was on motion agreed
that the vote be announced with
out Salt Creek.
The Committee tl.en reported
the vote for the candidates as
canvassed, and declared the re-
suit. a tabular statement of which
is published elsewhere.
On motion of Col. Weldy, the
nominations were made unani-
nous.
The candidates were then call
ed, and all responded, pledglng
themselves to the support of the
ticket nominated, and to work for
its success.
The returns showed that the
following persons were elected
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Benton P Shaw, w j Wolf.
Falls-Jonathan Shaw, Samuel
Stivison.
Logan, 1st W-Jacob Shively, jr.
I'd W-N J Doebele.
Sd Wv T Bowen.
4th Wv q Lehman.
Good Hope-Abel Carpenter, g.
w Dupler.
Green, 1st P-Eph Parker.
do 2d-Chas Nunnemaker.
Laurel-Chas Cupp, j G Krinn.
4arion-Daniel n Dobenmeyer, P.
Ruff.
Perry, 1st Pm V Mcclellan,
Geo. Johnston.
do I'd P-J B Riason
Salt Creek-Chas Davis.
Y Hartzel.
W Washington-Wm Wadsworth.
Ward. 1st P-J E short, Thomas
McAahon.
" ID P-W ] McManigal.
The Central Committeeman
for the ensuing year were select
ed az follows:
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Benton-B Ii Allen.
Falls-G w Lloyd. Mike Hansel.
Jore-A j Burgess.
Logan, 1st W--D Motherwell.
/" 2.f Wv P Price.
+" Sd W-Lafe Warner.
I" 4th WIN Leonard.
Good Hope-Peter Smith.
1reen-Eli Chute.
.aurel-Amos Kline.
Weidner.
Perry, Isl P-J A McC elland.
Is I'd P-Nels Armstrong.
L O'Neal.
Salt Creek-B n Stevenson.
" Washington-Danl Schaal.
Ward, 1st P-Jas Gallagher.
/" I'd P--S Armstrong.
On motion the meeting of the
central Committee adjourned.
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An Inhuman Mother.

DIXON, ILL.,, June 5-Nirs Nettie johnson.
of Franklin Grove, was arrested for cruelty
to her child, little girl of six years The
child disobeyed her and it is charged she
held its hands on hot stove until they were
burned to a crisp. In default of bail she
was sent to the county Jail to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury which meets next
October.
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Mr.. Vanderbilt Returns.

NEW YORK, June 9-Mr VIM. n. Van
derbilt, who got back from Europe on Sat
urday night by the Gernanic, did not get
ashore until after O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. In tho afternoon he went out driving,
His physician, DR.. j. W. McLane, who &C
companied him abroad, said that he had
spent his short sojourn entirely in Ireland.
His health had improved considerably, and
was now firstcrate
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Probate Netice.

Noticeis hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio, for
settlement,
Charles B. wilkins, Administrator OF
the estate of John Wilkins, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 9Th day OF July, at lO o'clock, .
m. or as soon thereafter as may be convent
ent, w. T. ACKER,
June ll-Sw. Probate Judge.
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W EST BOUND.

"Trains run daily. tDally except San
day.
All trains between Columbus and Cincin-
natl ,un throug.i without change OF cars,
connecting in the Union Depot with all
diverging lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati at
7:l0 p. M, is II solid train to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
3. p, PEA BODY, w. r.. REPPERT,
Gen1 Sup't, Gen1 Pass. Ag't,
Columbus, y. Columbus, O.
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Personal.

Col. D. S. Alexander, of Indiana, who re-
signed as the fifth auditor of the treasury,
will attend the national encampment at
Portland, Me-, on the 18th of July.
Col 81. A Callan, of the Mann Boudoir
Car company, has rendered boudoir car to
the master car builders who wish to attend
the convention at Old Point Comfort.
Secretary Bayard was entertained by citi-
zens of Kansas City, no, and left for Law
renee, Kas., by special train.
Ex-Register Bruce proposes to return to
and live in Mississippi, and do what he can
for the advancement OF his race He carries
away from Washington the esteem and re-
spect of all tho Republicans there.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The president has
made the following appointments: Herbert
Foote Beecher, collector of customs for the
district of Puget Sound in the state Of Ore
gon and territory of Washington; Archibald
Skilman, collector of internal revenue for
the district of Nevada; Baller p Lee, col
lector of customs for the district of York
town, Va.
Herbert Foote Beeener, who is appointed
collector of customs for the district of Puget
Sound, is a son Of Henry Ward Beechsr.
The following commissions of postmasters
were also signed: Willie E Touvell, Celina,
O.; Samuel NJ. Smaad, Fon du Lac, Wis ;
James E. Mackley, Vincennes, Ind.
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Coz win sail Saturday.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Hon. s. g. Cox
United States minister to the Ottoman EN-
pire, who has been here for tbs past two or
three weeks bidding his friends adieu, an
nounces positively, thai he will start fol
Constantinople next Saturday, the Goth inst.
sailing from New York on the steamer Gal
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Notice is hereby ven, that the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of Partition ise led out OF said
Court in the above entitled cause, and to
HIM directed AS Sheriff of said County will,
at the door of the Court House In Logan ,on
Saturday. June 9th, A. D. 1855.
at o'clock p. m. Of said day, offer for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. to-wit:
Fractional:Lot number one Q) in section
No five (5); also, fractional lot No. i've (5)
in section number four (4), all In town.
ship number thirteen Q3), range
number sixteen Q6) In Hooking county
and State of Ohio, subject to the right Of
way of the Columbus, Hooking Valley 4
Toledo Railway Company for Its railway
as was located thereon.
Appraised at s. SIS 67-l00.
Terms of Sale-Cne third cash in
hand, one third in one, and one third in
two years from day Of sale, with
interest. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 28th day of May, A. d. lSS5.
TT. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. E. HAMBLIN. Deputy.
J. r. Grcgan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
May &-5t
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Estate of VIM. Barron, Decd.
The undersigned has been appoin ed
and qualified AZ Administrator OF the es-
tate o: William Rarron, late Of Hooking
county, deceased.
May 2s-Sw
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Logan I'm yVashfneton.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Senator Logan ar.
rived in Washington Sunday evening. he
avoided publicity with view to escaping a
demonstration He will spend several days
here ON business
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Estate of Jacob Misner. Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate OF
Jacob Misner, late of Hooking county, de-
ceased. A. J. JACKSON.
June ll-3W
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Coz. Uner. Chairman of tho Gin
r;nna:i Chamber of Congress-, has
l'een apDointed United States Mar.
EEa!!, to succeed Lot Wright.
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Railroad Reading.

Kentucy Central railroad strike is ended
by the management paying employees sal
aries in full and furnishing transportation =
A first mortgage on the Shenango & Al
legheny RAILROAD property has been fore
closed. Amount of bonds outstanding
$1,OO0,000
At the annual meeting of the Canada
Southern railroad company VIM. H. Van
derbuilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, James Till
inghast, A. G. Dulman, c. F. Cox, Sam F.
Barger, Sidney Dillon, Josep E. Brown and
E. A Wickss were elected directors.
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TO MONETIZE SILVER.
GEN. WARNER HAS A PROPOSITION
TO SUBMIT TO CONGRESS.
He Says It will AIonetizs Silver without
Limtt-LOsan's Arrival-Washington
Monument Damaged-Bruce's He
tireEn4nt-More Prize Winners.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The exact form Of
the proposition which Gen. Warner hopes
will be the basis Of legislation next winter in
the silver coinage question, is as follows:
Issue certificates on the deposits of sill
yer bullion and its market price at the time
Of deposit expressed in dollars, which shall
stand as the declared value of certificates,
while in the hands of the public. The
average value Of silver for the previous
| month might be taken as the market value
| at the time of deposit
2-Such certificates to be made legal ten
der fer all purposes except in transactions
between private parties.
3.-They shall be redeemable in lawful
money, or at the option of the government in
silver bullion at its market price at the time
of redemption When received into the
treasury for dues to the government or re-
deemed in lawful money, they shall be held
and paid out again as other currency, but
whenS redeemed in silver bullion to be can
celed and destroyed.
4-The coinage Of silver to bs suspended
until required again to meet an actual de-
mand for silver dollars On the coinage of
any bullion, the certificates representing the
bullion shall be Cancelled and destroyed.
5.-Fractonal silver. or at least the half
dollar pieces, to be made full weight and full
legal tender. and the redemption of subsid-
iary silver to be discontinued.
6.-Withdraw the one and two dollar legal
tender notes without reducing the total vol
ume of greenbacks; also the five dollar bank
note, and issue one, two and five dollar ccin
notes, based on the silver dollars now coined,
dollar for dollar.
7-Redeem and recoin the trade dollar in
to standard dollars or fractional coin.
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Washington Monument Damaged.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-It has been dis
covered that the top of the Washington
monument was struck by lightning during a
storm on Friday last. The cap-stone and
the next stone below on the northeast corner
are cracked for distance of over four fest.
The fracture is less than an inch in width,
but it will probably necessitate the removal
and rebuilding of the entire top. The joints
on the slanting top are protected from the
weather by phosphore bronze. This metal
was not connected with the ightning-ro
that serves as conductor to the aluminium
tip, and the lightning which struck could
find no escapes to the ground except along
the wet stones. An electrical scientist from
Baltimore will make an examination Of the
monument to report what additional protec-
ton is needed. 1t would be better if some
practical electrician were consulted.
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The undersigned has been Apo tied
and qualified as Administrative, Will the
Will annexed, of the estate OF John T. W.
foId late OF Hooking county. decd.
LUCY A. CRAWFOR
MAY 28L9W
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She Death noia,

Harry Holloway, brother of W. r. Hollo-
way, of Indianapolis, Ind, died in Florida
of consumption.
I. L. Mcdonald, prominent cotton mer-
chant of Cincinnati, Ohio, is dead.
Daniel Dechert, editor of the Spirit Of the
Valley, the leading Republican newspaper
OF Harrisonburg, Va, dropped dead Of heart
disease, aged about sixty years.
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The COWBOYS Didn't Get Left.

GALEsBuRG, H., June 7.-Cortina's Wild
West combination has gone to pieces here.
Attachments were served on most of the
property, but the cowboys, Mexicans, and
Indians of the combination seized the herd
Of ponies belonging to the concern, end fully
armed, started for the west No attempt
Was made to stop them.
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Fire Record.

Little Rock, (Ark.) woolen-mills destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
Minnie Hogue, Akron, O., was probably
fatally burned by her clothing igniting from
piece of phosphorus which she carried in
her pocket
A dispatch from DesMoines, Iowa, says the
International distillery, the largest in the
world, was in flames One man had heen
badly burned Fire subiued with $4,000
i1oa
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Casualties.

c. Brashear, express messenger, was killed
near Carlisle, KY, at the entrance of a tun
mel on the Maysville road
VIM. New man, Urbana, O., was drowned
in Lewiston reservoir while fishing, last
Thursday.
Mathew Resher, of Shelby's Station, O.,
was injured b. falling from a moving train,
Saturday.
John Henline and Peter Heavier, living
near Fort Wayne, Ind, were fatally injured
by falling timbers at ''barn-raising."
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FUGITIVE PARAGRAPHS
OF VARIED INTEREST CAPTURED By
THE CAREFUL CONDENSER.
Picked Personals and Political Pointers.
Breadwinnsrs' Battles and Trades
Observation-Disclosures Rumblings
and Foreign FflterinSs.

Emperor William was sufficiently recov-
ere1 to drive out
The ameer Of Afghanistan is reported to
have been assassinated.
Caceres, the Peruvian rebel, is in fight,
and further rebellion is not anticipated
An immense open air Sunday meeting was
held in London to protest against the in
crease of the tax ON spirits.
A French gunboat having on board a
crew of ninety-two persons is reported lost
during hurricane in the gulf of Alden on
the Sd.
The Greek quarter Of Constantinople lying
along the shore of the Golden Horn was
visited Sunday by terrible confagration,
which destroyed 400 houses.
Cholera has made its appearance in the
province of Murcia. Spain, and is increasing
in violence daily. There is no doubt that
the disease exists in Madrid.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell left London
Sunday afternoon to visit the duke of West
minister, whose guest he will remain until
Wednesday when he will sail on the steamer
Scythia for New York
Shocks OF earthquake coatinue in the vale
Of Cashmere, and occur at intervals of about
three hours. Deafening subterranean noises
precede and accompany tho shocks and en-
tire villages have been swallowed up
Business Troubles.
Buckeye Carriage company, Cincinnati,
assigned Saturday. Assets S, 500
Morgan, Marston & Co., New York, grain
merchants, failed without preferences
The defalcation of Receiving Clerk File
morte, of the assistant treasurer's office,
New Orleans, amounts to $4,000.
George K Speed, bank cashier, of Louis
vile, is short in his accounts to the amount
of $4,000. Relatives compromised with the
bank
Ex-Governor Hale, OF Keene, N. H., has
failed, with liabilities amounting to about
81 ,000, GOO. Attachments amounting to
$227,0 have been placed on his property.
Providence is all agog over the arrest of
VIM. Dorrance, paying teller for the Last
twenty five years of the Providence National
bank. He admits taking 81, 600, and does
not want auv bail
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May 28-Sy
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SUERIFF'S SALE.
Francis Nye
Rosa Nye, ct al

In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hooking
| County, Ohio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-07-22
Ell DR.. MARXUACH.

Este apreciable amigo nuestro
: reputado facultativo Medico,
que suele favorecernos a menudo
con interesantes trabajos rela-
tivos a ia ciencia en- que posee su
titulo, es ell autor del notable
editorial que bajo las iniciales
DR.. NJ y con ell epigrafe Inocu
laciones profldcticas, vic la luz
en- uno de los ndmeros anteriores
de nuestro peri6dico.
Hacemos esta aclaracicn por
que hemos re :lbido varias felici-
taciones por aquel concienzudo
trabajo, y justo es que las trasmi-
tamos al que es merecedor de
elias, DR.. Marxuach, distinguido
puertoriqueno convecino nuestro
y titular de un distrito de esta
Capital.
Celebl aremos mucho que esta
sencilla manifestation le sirva de
estimulo para que no dele de hon
rarnos de vez en- cuando, como 10
ha hecho hasta aqui, con su CO.
laboraci6n cientifica sobre varios
asuntos, entire ellos ell de la tras-
lacion del hospital.careel, idea que
ha tornado cuerpo y esta a punto
de realizarse.