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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.



The graduating exercises of Norw ich
Trnivoreitv occurrod ~, tbo 1Gtb ir.+ Tho
-. ~ ~ ~ w v''o
caueOa corps, uhuer CohlHlduu Ol Lieut..
Carter, L. =. A., escorted the governor Of
Vermont md staff trustees and Invita-
,,,,,,., 90, a.. H., ~, a., ,t.,I.1!-t
guests from 'he uepoJ 10 Ihe MeIhoulsJ
church, where the graduating exercises
were held
Tho church was filled On the platform
were seated the president Of the university,
Col. Lewis, Governor Dillingham;, and DR.
George Nichols. In the gallery was the
Apollo Quartette of Montpelier, consisting
of Messrs Bancroft, Chapman, Shepard and
Kemp, with Miss Langdon as accompanist.
The following is the programme:
Organ voluntary .......... ........ Mendclsohn
>,a.,,.t.. MISS Anna - Lahgdoh' u.,,.,. a..
Apo'io Ouortctie '''''i ~
Prayer. .........,... 80. Rev. Joseph Hamilton
lnuescr ltSe an. o., ..''''f lemmlnS
Salutatory and Grafton ''''''
The Founder Of the University
,....,c.,. Lieut. :. - Adams
Mr. tradorict ii. i I}oi,r,,, i''' N"c97
Oration.............. The Westward Tendency
Odd, capt, g. f. lnlker
j,,t re ~ i'iiI 40 " 'oie99iou
Robin Adair. ....... Ilarmonized by y. Buck
Apollo Quartettc.
''''' NI !, III an emergency
Simon, the Ccllarer. .,'........'...... tIatton
Apollo q uartette.
- lam 9TnaCn' IT, N"leuicVory
From a By-gone Dav German Folk Sonu
Apollo Quartettc.
r "r fS>ldenl
Bencdiction ....... Rev. Homer Wbitt
Tho orotiors Of ,bo oro,1,,,t.,. ,,.,,... -,
bieh character and ,yoII rerdorod md tho,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
GRANVILLE.

Fred Nichols is at work in the cheese fac
tory. There will be n Fourth OF July ball at
the tenua House. Rev. Mir. Ross and family
have returned. Mrs AlouIo Briggs Is in
EocAestrr.- he saturday night 81 SPY" par
ties held in the Nurth Hollow are greatly en-
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Bert Iaw received severe accident at Rich
ford saturday while playing ball While run
ming he Tipped, and WAS thrown breaking his
collar bone Emcoroy Goddard and her
brother Marvin, from Hyde Park, are in
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
SOuTh STARKSRORO-

Mrs. louisa Weight is mo better joseph
Grnneil l. gaining Robert Malcolm and
brides fathers. James Grace Is building
barn for Ed FUlausbee,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04
commencement Exercises.

At 1890 the procession was formed by
Col. Chapman and headed by the Middle
bury band, marched to the church where
an immense crowd had gathered. On the
platform were seated Gov. Dillingham;,
President Brainerd, the faculty, Hon l..
d. Eldrcdge Rev DR.. Blake, Col Thad NJ.
Chapman, c. ~ Thomas, Hon. c.. -
S. Colburn, Prof Keloggiand many OILERS
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NORTH EERRISRuRGH.

Peter Bulls horse ran away down the mill
hill sunday evening, throwing Mr. Bull
ngnnet stone wall, cutting his lead badly in
several aces and njuring him other ways sc
lac was unable to be taken home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

ROUGH on TOOrHACHE. I5c At druggists
1901 GIL ON PAIN PLASTER. Poroused. l5c
LOCGH on COUGHS. 1rocnes. lOc LIQUID PIC
ROUGH on WORMS. safe, sure Cure &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

The declining powers OF old age may be
wonderfully reCuperated and sustained bY the
daily use Of HooI's Sarsuparilla,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-07-04

Prof Gregory and four of his pupils,
George Ryan, Ira Hunter Harry Chap
man and Roy Barrett, started on Saturday
for cruise to " hItehaiI IN IL san boat. --
r. II. Swiuburno Is shipping his ice. -, 900
tons, to New York by boat William Tur-
ner Is putting MP building north OF G. +.
Moreholse a Som, to be used as "A meat
market.
The Windsor is filling up quite rapidly
and indications point toward busy sea
son.
The Montgomery hose are getting them
selves into excellent trim.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.
{ hat eaugay.

W. W. Cantwcll of Albany is home -
Mrs X 3rom ey and daughter are the
guests of i. c. Bort.-A. {. Sails is home
from Harvard college. Nellie Gouldlng
and Celestia Doud have returned from Pots
dam. Monday evening the Record team
ran 800 feet and laid 200 feet in 23l seconds
The Goodspeeds have made TIE same dis
lance in about 233 seconds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
es H MAS BARATO.
afIClshs d "A DsGlIal ClIyfIIll
sss'psssts PER q Padre Rsss.1s.


Tsxto para Lea Kacuslas de i. III.
Dc Puerto-Rico segtn Decreto - -
Axcmo. : limo 81. Ohispo ~ 49,. -.
Di6cssia D. Juan AntOnio Fuio ). % -
Dc Dicismhra de 1850. : publis.doo y :. =
q Bslsssa ESissi6ssiee en- l.s - En.,a -
de 1881, qus dice ed, '1O
"pessAndo facilitAr, ser.sn ~ ,m,o,
tancia Feguisra, h adcuiSIei6n y 81 \. ~ \.
tecismo Dc 10 Doctrine Oriatiana I go
claas de personas, vsnimos - d..lss. -
tAmbien dc texto para Il Dl6cesis !
antique y popular Oatecismo dsl >
HtpalaA qus { peaar de "a radneiSn -.
ldman, eompRsnas IN sua ssnriIIs. -.
concisaa prsgunsaa y Fespusstrs IS =.
na soda de u snssnmnna osf6lio.. - -
nisnao { IL vss ID innaens. vnns.;. lsS-
AstnE por suindmo prseio 8 ale~s..
- tamilina pohrsa.
FHncEO.--9 ehavos uno. a =. -.
~ , $50 eta. grassa. - aOes.
ea vsnes en- u IMrnnngA A,..
asF FAs.E = LsnRnPiA bal Boz rrTs -.
IAMxKk haFlalsnn 81 MI. !. = 80
a0sskIaa Esss, gsisaisss 81 : so.
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BlDAlOTkOAl
De COMERCIANTE.

RIgfORIk DEL OOMEROIO de-
las Las naoionss, desds los tiempos mas re-
motos hasta uuestros dias por M. Sckcre'
sraduCida aal frances por los alumnos de Ia
alass Do este idioma estableolaa en- el Ats
400 MsscansA ID Madrid, y pzbliCaaa ksx
pensss do 10 misma asoolaclon.
Dos tones grsssOs, paSt& sspakola. 81
On la Imprenta del BOlSE5w.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

LaOIENOLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LJBROE ahnpIifcada por Ia apllcacion de
ana rsgla Il saAble para aOeFtaF el aeudcr
, sl aorsedol, aoOmpaEada do numsrosos
sismplos do cklculoF msrCantilea, por O
D. Marsh, tFadaGlao Dc Ia 20a eaioien In
1lsss por a. G. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate
snpsccion del sutoR. Un tomo slegante-
rents sneEadsrnado 2s-SE 81 Ia I'M
asl Bolefla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
COETkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de LibrOa ARE.
xIados 4 los formularios publica-
dos por 81 Go NrnO General.
Impresos de todas classes par a
los Municipios.
De venta en- d Imprenta del
BoLHTIE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
ENCUADERNACIONs
DEL "BOLETIN HERCANTIL, ,

Rn esta secci6n de La casa, montada cor
'ndos los eiementOs necesarios provista de
maaeriales de primera cIase, sc haccn enema.
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartonS, pasta ea.
panoIa, piel de ievante con relieves. todo Der.
iectO y precIOs reducidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

The Proprietors of the BoletLn
herpantlI " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers TO hand
their orders 10 Mess. AMEDEK
PRINCE I CO who are the sole
Agents for all Ergiis5 q Eyenek
Ady.sttsiNp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
Ungusnto HOLLOWAY.

nsse maravilieso bGlsame sana nfaIsbl.ma.
70 La hsFidaE Antiguas, lAa Ilakss. : ias mSI.
DE- Pisrnas de pschp. Per medic de - Is A..
ola laa klosras viEalentas tsmaa NAV prepts
AZ aspecto conyaleoisRts ' desapsreesnI Js
mas de;a, este un9uszte fsFrirerante. a. n,sf
d.clr ma cara peFfscta de- lns afaccIens A da !.
misl les esnstipades, las tessn : q rssms.,.
me, aln c.Aade - ha spelade sa Vape 3
des lesdemka romadloa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

Administration du BoIetfE HeF-
&nfh Phonneur de prier Messienrs
IS Annonciers franeais de vouloir 5ien
.xmettre lenrs ordres de Publicite a
IN. AMEDEE PRINCE 8 ci., aui
lanf les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
= &c journal pour IA PEbIsesa FyasesiW
.%aglaiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08

publication
vsncionales detsrmnaFan
Los comunsdos rsmdos gacelas dbn
hrma del asuma rspOnabd cOnssoasnea
mas con 10 de responsible de
Los comunicados rsnid gscetas ssrSp
devueltos aunqus pubhquen.
No Fesp0nde de Fotura nj exravos de cichGA
La cOumna del pdicO po ete csntmsrO.
lds largo
III anunAne tendrH drechO exgr p a
pubcsc0n Dc anuueOs En dssa cOnd pgark
no p3 sObrs sl preiO de tarfa -
anunsne envs cA para pubcacn d snuncio6 teo
drA una bonihcsc6n de 10 pS sob los preco tar
Ouando mpOrts Dc los nunclos ys msnsus oil
anuncAnte recba pe6co
viara o primer ntmerc -
Para loo suscrpos del BOLHzn ne gacsta eomuncsdO
remiao BsCC6n correspondents
Los sptores tndTGn p De bonscao6n sor nr.co d -
eilas, comunicados 8 rmitdoa - = =
III imports dc ss suscrpcO snunO gaosa rmtdos un
cadoa, anticrado = : -Ta
mprsvista dase sa 81 perSdico
Anunans ntegAdo eom s cue hnh
ldsjado Dc EaiE.
Tax19a para Ia publication do anuncdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
CODlGOPENAL.

Sc aCaba dc reCibiT
en- esta Imprenta el Co
digO Penal para Puer-
to-RicO y Cuba; alegan-
to ediCi0n eCOn0niCa
para bOlsillO, es1nara-
damente enCuadGrnada
con tsIsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
LIBROS

recibidos per el uItimo va
por-correo en Ia imprenta
del BOLETIN MERcAN-
TIL.
Pereda. Los HGmbrea de pro.
hSinues -Hlja esposa y madre,
Z tones.
Escrich. Ill M&rtir del G6lgot&,
], ,tomos.
C6digo Penal Militar.
Anc0ra de sa.vaci6n, (Devoclut
nario).
Oastaf oE.-Teneduria de libroa
quia del ComeroiO y de Ia banca.
NOVELAS DE PEREZ GAL
DOs.-Memorias deun CoEtesano de
1915, III Grsnde Oriente, I'll Terror
de 1894, On oluntario reslista,
Los Ap0stollcos, Juan Martin el
Empecipado, Los Glen mil hJos de
san Luis, Un Iaccioso mas, III siete
de Julio, Balalla de los Arapiles,
bailen, El eQuipaje del Rey Jose,
Napoleon On Uhamaftin, hi 10 de
MaEoy el 2 dt Mayo, Corona, Ira
falgar, La segunda CassCa, La Cor.
To de Carlos ~, Oadiz, ZaragoEa.
rormento, El DR.. Cel teno, Lo Pro.
nibido, La FOntSna de orc, El
Amigo MsnBo, Don& PerteCta, Clio
sia, Fortunate y Jacinta, La fa
milia de Leon Boob, La Deshereds
ia.
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! 2 Y Has CalenturaSl


( "a s9 Las Pe,J0S de .Spiidto
: !. - 60 = : e ode Qbtltina Br0p,hid,Gt0
i q 'ai6n. ClOrhtdrdt0. H0ieT10,Gft
~ Q ,ipia0, ETC., etc. del Dr. Clertan,
Gentlemen cada una dieE centigr mos
los granos) de sal dequinina qi,iai.
itmrate ptra. de fabricaCi6h frar-
Vi, y estan prepafadas por ur
= ocedimiento anroI,ado por Ia AGA
{ mia lie Medicina de Paris.
iiao una envollura grlatiuoa9
irsEsparente V muy facil de diIeril.
h dginina Sc co3lSPrrG tedpf,iiti0-.
rteiJg sfH Hlfe1rct6,t y So tYd~q 81
y Z fgR atjiDiul GMGrpOr
Gnia frasco contiene trriuta perlas
q sea tres CRANES de sal dc Quinina.
En- s,lelante cada perla dr quinin'
'iel ID Clertan llevara impresas las
pslal,ras ''Clertan Paris.
k0TA. - Es abSoIutamenie { gHnctS.-
R4ispensable exigir Ia MARIA . ~,s7,5s3
So Vsnds al cor mga6r an IA mayor cs-fr
ds les Farnscias.
FABRfcAc1oN z VENT FOR HAYoR.
Casa l.. FRERE. 70. RTE Jacob. FaC.s
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GEOGRAFTA
ASTRONOMICAL Y Po1TIOA
It npIsl I sUs POsaSIOERs ULrRlakllHli

Obra dsClarhda de tsxto para las
scuslAa de sata pEovincis 2.a kdision
De vents sn Il ImpEsuta del BoIH-
F'El
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ETlQUETAs IE CART ULIN1
DR ENBARQUR.

BOLxxfm
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g E,
:LICORpgBREA[':: |
v Vegeta1
DR. GONZALEZ

e Ounce Amos de sxito mas 4
q de .Setenta Mil enfermos cura-
q dos, algunos de una manera pro- a
y digiosa, SOD la mejor prueba para e
S dernostrar que u EicOr BnLs0- 4
q 1asicO de BFeG UegefHI deL =
81 Dr. GO3l*GEe% es Ell que mejor p
E combate los Catarros cronicos, E
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
3 abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
= demas Afecciones del tubo respi- 4
u ratorio. Preserva de la Tisis, es II
4 dtil en- los Catarros de la vejiga, q
s. purifica la sangre de sus malos q
Z. humores y tiene una aecion t6nica &
3 sobre todo Ell organismo, de tai 81
X. suerte que con su uso Sc abre 81 H
E apotito y Sc engorda. 81
q Los enfermos cansados de tomar .S
q otras medicinas han recurrido al .H
Lic09" de Bre0 de GOHs,
KateS, y 4 su benefco infujo han
81 recuperado ell don mas precioso de
q Ia vida, que es la salud.
Ell pdblico no debe confundir ell
. LicOT de BreG Gfe Com
sales, con otros compuestos que
p se anuncian con nombres pare
cidos y que no son mas que imita-
8 clones sin efcacia.
- @~N@~z-A@ssN@~Ma -
3 H LicOT de Bfe0 se Vende IL
p en- todas LIs Bottcas dcreditddGs
b de IGs LsIas de Cuba d
P.srtO Rico y Ia RepsibiScc Dc Mkrico. D
I De venta en- 10 Parma
3 cis de :
u r. GaSIlermety. nc : :
sC4salOlsaaOs' "a
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Imprenta del "BOletin. "

IA - ~4N~
Sc acaban de recibir eu esta I'm.
prenta los articulos siguientes'
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y despefta
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal
OARTERAS para documentos'
LAPIOES mercantiles.
PLBMAS de oro.
EeOBIBANIAS elegantes de 3
uBos.
OARPErA~S de mule J tafilete1
PLUMAS-fuentes
pAPELERAS de variss Clasee.
uAROOS para retratOs.
REGULEZ. --- Ret0riCa y Poe
liNs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
AMIGOS DE- TODOs
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY,

Ahlonss Dc Psrsonas, ea todss laa psrtas
mancc, rscomiendan diohas Pildoras come
nsIsF restaaratiEo do ls salad cue 4. eonoaa
Eilas esran todas laa afscClonaa al eor.sSs
dsi higado, del sst6mage, Dc les riaenar '
ios lntssunss, rsmusvsn 4 acrimenis
aasalsaeia , Il oardialgla, sxpnIrande 4.
ssAsEs tsds impursaa, fortalscierde oemnl.
Isme9ss O sistsma Rsrvisne > glands n tess
sdAbls IL srganisaCi6n general
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Ri ESTIBLEGIHIBIIO IIPO-LIIOGIIlIC0
DEL B0LETIN .MERCANTILf
DE A. lynn. SUCEsORA DE MORIs

@E MMA- T1Eg "a esu1A LIB "a Hen.
on Ia misma Gale de Ia FORTALEZA q Ia esouna de
Ia caIIe de s. JOSE antique local de LA zARA8OzATA
En- este estabecmento montado arrego los mas mos
denos adeantos de los que a5raxa
pograhcas tograhcas de odos generos domas
comercio industrial administration companies de naveea
ion de banca accones poa pe6dicos centfcos lite
raro pubicscones egosas hbros emorAs caogo mapas
nunos de pubcdad docnmentos de aduana diplomas de-
eambiO ercuaes preco corrienes seas ctura equetas
recibos, prcSpecsos eter etc.
3an surtido vatedsd de pOs para cartelon pgrsmas d.
teatro, cirCO snunCios.
Los raDaos de oda en- esta casa 40
hmpeEa prond eqdad precios que SON
dos siempre en- reacion de eempaes cadad de-
paPe clase dc composition tsda bien negro
colores en- plata, cromoografa cromotpografa
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BOlstil lereantl de ! sfte- -gIcO.

PERIODICO CONSA9ex 40
LA DETBESA DE Los INTERESTS HAGIOE Abs gE aMgRICg
OaaGgO DE- LOS ESPAgOlEs MCOaDIOIOalLg Rs pro AGO
coNDlCIoNEs GENERATES acordadas p orIa Direcclon
para toda cIase de remtdos anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-08
AGUlS hlAEklLLS
DE BONNEFONT.
VAAkRTlALES DIX ROSSIERRS,

gaeosas sodicas clsc;cas E
oeas hgeramente errugnosas
aguas gaseoss de a2uas nerales
naraes Muy agradabes pada pueden beber purs r.
comdas mecada vno Los principle estas acuas han
lido motive para que Academia de Medcna de Paris s reco,
miende Las propiedades de elias benefeiosas en- lo pae
saido 10 nan Waldo medaa Ia E1posciSn de CaIcp e.
1858 "a. aassg a - s.s s.0a I-g
Muy titles en- tempo epldemco, proservatvo de l.s
intermediates ocasionadas por lae aguas oldinariae
Rsemplazsn q as aguas dc vichy en- todas sua .pica
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PRECIos DK sUsCRIPcroN.

Puerto-Riec 10 de Julio de 1886
A. Lynn, Sucesora
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COLUMN. vs ssss vsea. ms, |, ...sa -....l
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a POSSIBLE QUORUM.
Absentee Republicans Summoned at an

Absentee Republicans Summoned at an
WASHINGTON CIrY, Feb. 1.-The Repub-
licans have been making strenuous efforts
all day TO sustain quorum OF their men,
bers In the House to finally dispose Of tho
pending election case, without recourse to
count of Democrats present and not vot-
ing. Yesterday the largest vote was 163. or
two less than Republican quorum. This
morning O'Donnell (Michigan), who has
been unavoidably absent returned and the
Republicans thought they saw their way
clear, for his vote. with the addition of that
of the speaker, would make up 165. just .
quorum.
It was soon discovered, however. that
Eiederinghaus had gone to New York.
kilograms we're Immediately dispatched,
and it is possible that Niederinghaus may
reach the city tonight.
Meanwhile. it was found that Rockwell,
who was i'll. was willing in the emergency
to risk danger of exposure and fatigue and
come to the capital. A quorum is still
among the possibilities. Another absentee
on the Republican side Is Wilber. who is
i'll. His attendance is out Of the question.
Caswell. another member. has been at
his home at the bedside of his sick wife,
but news has just reached here that she Is
dead and Caswell. yielding to the emef-
gency. will be in Washington next week.
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FoEr TowxsExr. Feb 1.-Gecrre w.
Downs. Of the Port Townsend saw mill.
lost boom OF logs In the heavy sea al
Thursday night near Foulweather hluH.
The boom contained $4,000 feet and cost
over $S.0D. He purchased them OF The
Satsop Railroad Company. and was having
them lowed from Big Skcokum 70 his mill
IN this city. The sea was rolling heavily
when the boom reached Foulweather
had. and tho logs jumped over the boom.
sticks and vent to SEA
The schooner Alcalds sailed yesterday
morning for Honolulu with cargo OF lum-
her and piles She shipped . non-urion
crew for SIS per month. the lowest wages
for which crew has been secured for this
voyage in some time. This IL so per
month under the union scale.
The city council last evening awarded
the contract for lettering the streets and
numbering the houses. The committee 20
whom the matter had been referred re-
ported in favor of numbering tie houses
from the northwest corner Of Water and
Jackson streets, two blocks to the hum
dred. even numbers on the north and east
sides OF streets and odd numbsrs on the
south and west sides. 275< fest 10 each
uumber
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codeof rutes Wcold n Reported within one
wesk. no rules had yet bosn ropurted.
A discusuioa - 70 H. sssponsihd1ity fue
delay n reporting The rulos took place. Nc
ki1ley afs1ihufing Il IN part 10 Cazlisle's
Illness, and the lattsr stating he was viii
ing to have thA comnittee report the rules
to the House without reference % him.
spEinger-In order 70 give the committee
On rules . chance TO report, move the
House adjourn.
speaker-Ths gentle man from Georgia
has the door.
k0ueu called attention 70 . uewspaper
tatement published widely. o. long aeo Is
September last, and published on the
authority Of the Democratic leader
Of the House. that 1t was the
intention Of the minority side
to resist by every means known to
parliamentary Law the unseating OF any
Democratic member whose case Was con-
tested. and that. too, without reference to
right or wrong Of the case.
Roweil went on TO discuss acts in the
contested election case and spoke until
haif-past There being no longer any time
rule in the House).
Then there was . motion made to ad-
lourn on the Democratic side, but il was
voted down by viva voce vote. and Oar
rel proceeded with an argument in favor of
Jackson's right to the seat
After O'Farreli had been speaking more
than half an hour he stopped and sug-
gested that he be allowed to finish his ar
gument on Monday. On this there was
much confusion. and finally O'Farfell Was
directed to 60 on with his remarks.
O'Farrell said as the facts in the case
were not known TO members be would pro-
ceed to read from the printed record in
the case, or would ask the clerk 10 read il.
The speaker ruled it could not be read.
There was considerable contest over this
point.
Finally, after much confusion and ex-
element, it was agreed that each side be
allowed three hours for debate on Monday.
and with that understanding. but none a.
to the time of taking vote, the House i'd
iourned
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wHATCoM FRANCHIsEs.
The Council Acts Upon IN Attorneys
Promise.


WHArcoM, Jan. 3i.-H. Y. Thompson,
attorney for the Bennett Railroad Com
pany, appeared before the Whatcom city
council asking right-of-way for railroad
through Twenty sixth street. He asked
that the petition be granted at once 50 that
work can begin 1t once, Councilman Pow
ell stated that he was willing to grant such
right-of-way, hut as the Bennett company
had been and now are 0bstructing the COM
pletion Of Thirteenth and Seventeenth
streets, he thought there should b little
reciprocity. IL the Bennett railroad wanted
the right-of-way over the streets, free. the
city should also have right-of-way over her
own streets; that one good turn deserves
another; that Mr.. Bennett should with
draw his opposition to the completion OF
our street over the creek IL hs wants right
of-way.
In answer to this Mr.. Thompson stated
that the fight between the city and the
Bennett company was foolish and unprofit-
able; that IL should come to IN end, and
he would use his influence to bring about
an amicable adjustment of the street
difficulties. il the council would pass the
ordinance giving the railroad right-of-way.
Believing the attorney sincere In the
matter, the right-of-way was granted
Mr. Thompson thanked the council and
said they would have no reason to regret
their action. He also stated that the Ben
net company would next week ask for an
eiectric-motor rightof-way over the streets
OF whaIcom. il being the intention Of the
company 10 Immediately construct . street
car line around the bay, passing through
all the bay cities
Mr.. Thompson also agreed that an am
pie railroad depot should be built on the
line near the point where the road crosses
the city on Twenty-sixth street Many
were impressed with the fairness OF the
promises made by Mr.. Thompson, and
there IL . general desire 10 see them re-
allied
There are nineteen bids in for the cree
ton Of the new courthouse at Whstcom.
The commissioners are carefully examin-
ing the bids separately. and the contract
viii be let next week.
The people Of Whatcom would Ike to
have Engineer Huron Of the Northern
Pacific railroad come here and look over
the water front facilities, which can be
secured without price IL the Northern
Pacific company win run their branch 70
Belaingham bay 1t is surmised here that
the Canfeid franchise can be purchased 81
. very low figure. and it might ray the
Northern Pacific to look over the Canheld
route and the situation 81 Whatcom-
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Mary Glover. southern Chisf.
PoKT TOWNSEND. Feb. 1.--Arrived---
Highland Light. Marion. Sailed -Enoch
Talbot, Alcaids, Felix Estivant.
PoRr TowssExp. Feb. Loving 10 -
we're weather outside Cape Fiattery many
vessels are still wind-bound In Port
Angeles harbor the Henrietta, Occident.
Blue Jacket. Bundaleer. Abner Coburn and
Carrolton are among the number.
The ship l. schepp. which arrived here
over q week ago. IL still unchartered.
The ship Highland Light and schooner
Marion arrived from San Francisco today.
The Havtien Republic arrived from Sam
Francisco this evening.