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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

: No SO ha desatendido IN ser
vicio.v
Vamos & cuentas y probaremosI
70 mai iDformado de nuestra Sra
Dofla DemoCracia.
La Acadia tenia para su servi-
clio dos urbanos 8 algnaciles 4 1920
cada uno.
Estos urbanos tenfan su cargo,
nno ell alumbrado ell otro Ia car
Gel, con rus gratificaciones consi.
guientes
Podfan prestar sus servicios re-
gu'armente.
R9formado ell presupuesto, han
quedado como signe
On urbano con 1892 para ese
serv clio exclusive.
Otro u bsno con 1920, que & mas
de su cargo desempenara ell desti:
no de Alcaide de Oarcel, encarga-
do de la limpieza p6blica, y eucar-
gado del alumbrado, partidas su-
primidas en- la reforma.
Diez pesos mensnaIes de sueldo
no es mucho en- verdaf, pero ell
Ggraoiado puede consolarse con qne
la enumerac On de sus tulos y
rmpleos LENA una cuartilla de pa
pei.
Y que para cumplir sus mdltiples
dehet es tendr& que sudar tlnta.
Pero el pals Sc saliva.
Entire tanto, ell tempo dira si
con la reforma no sufrira meEos-
cabo el bueu servicio /; que 10 So
frira.
Para eutreteuimiento de Ia al
caldia Sc suprime ell total de la par
tida.
Ordeno y maudo que ell mobilia-
rio y enseres de la m sma sean
etefnos.
Por alumbrado de la misma que
dan economizados tres pesos de lol
seis asignados.
| oh atan econ6mico-Iisible
Soponemos que ell ayuutamiento
no pensara alumbrarse c)n el dedo
oman DO Sc acabe ell gas.
| Por estrignina para matanza d.
lperros y 50 enterramiento SO supri
me la totaidad de 10 que habis
presupue 1tado.
| iSera porqne en- 50 fdero inter
no los Concejales one han vot adc
ESQ, Is pesos de economial, bar
decidido prestar desinteres adamen
to ese serviciof
| Sc con testar& oportunamento.
| Signe Ia de Ponce apunt Ia ndo que
lei Avuntsmiento, Gu la ingenioss
coufecci6n de la reforma de su pre-
supuesto, introduce una econo
mia de tres mil duros."
| Bale Y. un pnquito, amiga De
mdcrGciG no suba v. tan alto, q1t
SO puede caer y hacerse dafo.
| La economic no alcanza hasts
ahora mas que a 2,2lO pesos Y ur
pico de 80 centavos.
i 7 no dudamos de que con 9
tempo llrgue 4 donGe V. dessarfa
que hubieTa llegsdo, pero por eI
presente, perdone, hermanG; que Ia
han eDgahado como & un chino.
/ Alguna otra partida podrismol
sacar d Ia plaza pdblica para acla'
rar la vista a Ia joven DemocraoiG
pero creemos que con 10 dlcho nc
ha de necesitar mas aclaraciones
liVerdadi
Basta por hoy, y procure en- Il
Successive servir al p6blico con me
jores informes.
| Porque es 10 one sucede.
| Aquel ihurrG! carihoso, que sal
vandO estas cOrdillerGs Ggrestes ha-
bia de llegar q las riberas del Pla.
ia, Sc qued6 pasmado en- el camino
esperando mejor oportnnidad para
Ipo Ter llenar su comet'do.
| Afine mejor su banda en- 10 su-
cesivo.
Ponga parche uuevo q su bombO
7 do paso refuerce sus platillos
| No levapte pedestales de arena
para sus fdolos, que un leve soplo
los desploma.
| 7 asf no tenderness que devol-
verla, en- Ell UuelO de las aces mari
mas, y en- Ell oursO de los vieatos ca
tIados, en- lugar de su1 concept Is,
tan pOeticos como eQuivOt ados, m
chapars6n de verdades y rectifica-
clones en- mala plosa.
Un contribuysnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Por olgo, lsctor, por Glgo,
Qoe en- sus coneeptos pslplts,
Sc habrA ntrevido Ell Criterio,
Que NO es uE memo nj un H!o,
A sostensr nr6i ct orbi,
En- estA sspshola ADtllls,
Que merecc sws respetoS,
Que es de sus respstOs digSa,
Aquella opinion nefanda,
AquellA opinion maldits,
Que entire buenos espsfolss
No pusde tener cablda!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

A mi, lector, no me asombrA
OiertA clase de herejiss,
Desde que sqni, por cuestiones
De eso...... que llsmsn politic'
Sc escribe csds exsbrupto
Que al ma pint'do h rrorizs,
Y do IN stsqus de nervios
AL que desc nbrio Ia tile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Por aIgO, tambien, pOr aigo,
Que respeto signlfcs,
Els que Espsfis, siempre grsnde,
Es que Espafs, siempre sitivs,
Hs trAtsdo q ess seiiora,
Tan respectable y cumplida,
De 10 msDers mas grace
Con que trAtarla dehiA:
iOevolviendole con balas
Sus deferentes visitAs,
"Y AbrAsAudoia en- sl tusgo
De sus c6leras divinRsl "
mi que otro trsto mertcs
De 10 hlspana cortesis,
Esa...... gaIdnte seiors,
De tantos respetoS di9nap
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

/ Publicsdo en- ell peri6dico auto
nOnaistG, El ImpGrciG', de Maya.
Z gHez, insertamos 4 continuation
81 siguiente artfculo, que da una
Oerfecta idea de Ia situaci6n por
lue straviesa Ia Lila en- materia
lie crimenes Y criminalea. Dice !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Cessn, pues, en- sus gesti once
Deu & sus pesquisss I'm,
En Ponce La Democracta
Y 81 otro coleea squi.
SAlgAn - de sus apurOs
Y rsnuucien . inqulrir
Lo que ellos nunca iguoraron
Y ssbe todo ell pats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Dsspues de todo, 81 ell cAso
Sc exalarece y Sc sualiza,
RssultsrS, sin disputa,
Dlgase 10 que Sc Olga,
Qus ell Absurdo de Ell CriteriO
Tiene sxplicaci6n sencills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17
ArmOnias "imitatiVaS."
,BUEN S0LFEO LES ESPERA!

'UEN SOLFEO LES ESPERA
Dssde que en- hora beEdits,
May bendits, ST, sefior,
Tuve ls iosigne ocu rencia
Y 10 insigns inspiration
De- echSr / an lado 10 prosa
Y meteTme d trovsdor
De estas pobres az 1monias,
Qae, 81 nc 10 impide Dios,
Han de cansar mas dessstres
Que una epidemra 8 IN cicl6n;
Desde entonces, con espsnto,
Con inquietud y terror,
Vengo observando, lectoreR,
La pertinscia fsroz
Con que dos esclarecidCs
Oompadres..... en- profession,
La sublime Demoeracia
7 Ell perinclito Ctam0r,
Oorren, sudan J Sc linden
7 sufrsn fatiga y tos,
BnscaEdo de casa eu casa
7 de rlnc6n en rinc6n,
Qaien pueda ser ell ossdo
Y aIevs execrs bic Autor
De esos romances mslditos
QQe, en- h ira de execrsci6n,
VInleron d arrebatarles
-i0h fAtalidad AtroS!-
Ell soslegO, ell apet;to
La calms y ell buea hnmor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Es cosa que no Sc explica
Nj con mucho meditar,
La peregrins iDsistencip,
La ruda tenacidad
Con que esos ilustrss colegas
Pretenden Ayerig1sr,
DevAnAndose los sesos
Con impAciencia m rtsl,
De que mollera conaticu',
0 menos que regular,
Salen esas armontqs
OuyA cadsuciA internal
Los tiene casi Aturdidos
Y dAdos { SstADGs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Y mucho meDOs Sc exp ies,
Penssndo con ssriedAd,
Qae, dsspDes de thnta bEsga
Y de tsn'o csvilsr,
pssEus de tsntss pssquissC
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Sc nos suplica Ia inserci6n de
10 siguiente, que Sc ha publicado
en- La Bdlonsa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17
Total. I0O

Y basts, que donde hahlan los
ndmeros huelgan los comenta.
rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

fropios- .-.... .- . 20 90
lnpuestCs.. ......... 1859 OO
OOrreccl6n p6Olica. 1894 O5
Consumes, seg6u tari-
ia aprobada por el
Gobierno con aute-
rOridad:. -. ...... 1882 O4
Derrama Municipal al
veclndsrio, segdn el
articulo 135 ue la
Ley Municipal. %. 1863 35
Total. -. $3S,9S8 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Ahors, Il para diseutiF "a strioI
b e vssiIaos q eoltga con ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

Sc hace la siguiente
distribution lie estos
A las riquezas agrico.
Ia, urbana y pecua-
ria, una suma igual &
La que satisfacen pa
ra el Estado, seg6n
Ia evaluaci6n hecaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-08-17

lOh jGUsntud dichOsa, prima.
vera de Ia vida!
Esto Sc nos ocurre exclamar,
para que resulte mejor ell contras-
te entire 10 UieiO y 10 nueUo. Pue.
hay por ahf cada polio metido q
periodistal
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20

--Wife-"Henry, fear we shall have
to look out for another house." Hus-
band-"Why, I thought you were we'll
pleased when / secured this one." Wife
$50 was, and it still suits me Just as
we'll" Husband--"Why, then, this no
ton Of changing3" Wife--"Well, tho
cook and chambermaid both object to
the arrangement OF the house, and to its
being of the beat Of their favorite po-
liceman. Well nave TO move back to
the old locality. boston Budget.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20
COUNTY PRINTING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN bids are now open for the printing "
Elko County for the period Of ten months,
commencing April l. 1890, and ending Feb
ruary 1, 1891. Said printing tO.include every
thing paid for out OF County Funds, such ns
publishing Of Proceedings df Board Of ON,
missioners, advertising, county blanks, letter
heads, etc.
Bids must be filed in my Office on or before
the 7th day OF April, 1890.
l.. .. HENDERSON,
Ex-Ohicio Clerk Of Board Of County Com
misgioners in and for tho County OF Exc.
Eiko. Ncy., March Q, 1cSO.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20

DEPUTY q. 6. LAND AND MINERAL
- Rurveyor for Nevsda, Mines laid out
and Surveyed for Patent Land surveyed, ap.
p1ications, contracts, payments on land, and
appertaining 10 taking up or holding land Of
the State or Government attended TO. ehall
keep fully posted as to All lands taken up and
acant in the eHstern rart Of Nevada Al.
dress Elko, Ne LysdA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20
LAMOILLE STAGE.

Arrives, Tuesday saturdsy.....s.. 400 P, n
Departs, Wednesday h Sunday 49,. 900 a. n.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20

BULLION STAGE.
Arrives, Tuesdsy& Saturday.. ..400P
Departs. Monday Il Friday.... ..9:DA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20
HUNTINGTON STAGE.

Arrives, honday.... 400 P.H
Departs, Tuesday dsy....................S 500 p. Il
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-03-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
. ADVERTISING RATES.

eund business principles. Apply St tho Of
Hce foe terms.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Collector Douahsrty was kept so busy
in his Office on Saturday forenoon that II
was hardly expected he would be back
In the afternoon. Had he come at
o.. lock As he advertiscs, he would have
been kept busy all afternoon also But
to avoid being caught at that hour he
dropped in at 1870 p. m, The poll tax.
payers got on to 1t, aud began to drop I'm
on him before = O'Clock, but by
desperate effort he Issued couple OF
rceeips, all that were requisite just at
that moment, aud then hurried away
frym his Office aud had no, returned to-
day at noon to receive taxes.
He WAS IN his office until . late hour
on Saturday night behind bolted doors,
and gentleman who passed the office
yesterday says he looked up at Dough-
erty's window Of the tag oilics and saw
him inside with coat off working as he
did on week days making out tax re-
ceipts. Mr.. Dougherty had evidently
put mass of until . week day, when
Republican voters want to pay taxes
Collector Mckee does not 70 away and
stay as long 40 Mr.. Dougherty, but hc
keeps lodging out and In so constantly,
that like the lrishman's 1ca, whom you
put your finger on him ho is not there.
1t Ia evident that both collectors under.
stand their business and they are now
conducting It on the strlctest ethics oil
| business principles.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Avery pls.sau Il surprise was rendered
10 Mr.. J. W. Harris, OF Wesley u. y.
Church, ct his home, HOS Elm street, on
Wednesday evening, by about sixty Of
bis friends who marched In singing, and
lust before they were ushered out to the
dining room to partake OF tho good
things Of life, The Rev. @. W. Rooms
arose and made IN eloquent speech con-
ccrnlng Mr.. Harris stay among u.s. lie
said he was GLAD that Mr.. Harris had
such q warm PLACE In the hearts of the
people. and At tho coucluslsn OF some
very appropriate remarks he presented
Mr.. Harris with a handsome pair OF goli
glasses, and Mr.. Harris thinking that was
the end Of the presents. be made . very
feeling speech, and Mr.. koons, knowing
there we're three more things TO be pre-
sented, he interrupted him by saying not
TO talk all his tslk yet, 80 he presented
him with handsome watch guard, and
OF course that called for another speech;
then a nice pair OF sllppere, aud tho last
aud beat OF all was handsome bible with
biz name on Il and by whom 1t was
given. Then MIR. Harris said he did not
know how to eS press bis gratitude to his
friends for so remembering lin; then he
asked God to bless and keep us all pres.
ent. PRESENT.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

ROCHESTER,, N. H., Feb. 16.-Thou-
sands OF people to-day visited the locality
where the dismembered body OF Hiram
A. SAwtelIs was uneArthed. There were
no startling Developments to-day, but
many minor matters have been brought
to light strengthening the chain of evil
dence against tie murdered mans
brother Isaac. The body was fully iden-
tilted today.
The theory that the murder was com
mitted In New Hampshire Is supportedby
the statement made by John Wiley, 4
logging team driver, who says that ht
pas. ed carriage supposed to have con
tanned Hiram and Isaac in the pin,
woods, between here ami East Rochcs
ter, aud few minutes aiterward hear
three shots in succession. A number o
other people say that they heard TIL
firing. The mits.ng head has not ye
bten found.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

The missionary anniversaries con-
nectsd with tho West fresbytsriau
Chursh held their anniversaries 10 the
church last evening In the presence II
large audience, Tho societies were the
Young Peoples Mlssiouary Society,
Braiuard Home Missionary Society, the
Missionary Association OF West PrcAby-
terian Church aud The Woman's For
eign Missionary Society.
The exercises were Oh very interesting
chara ctcr. Lewis +. Wilson commenced
them vita On organ voluntary followed
by q selection from the cho'r under the
leadership OF J. T. Clymer. Joshua
Clayton read the report OF the Y. !. NJ.
g., which was In fourishins condition.
Miss Clara Ferguson read the report Of
the Happy Workers, an organisation OF
tho primary department Following the
report class of girls from the infant
department sang = selection. william
Eaton saag solo entitled "Sieap Thou.
My Child"
The pastor, the Rev. A. N. Kcigwin,
| In . few briei remarks introduced Mrs.
Thomas cambridge, returned mis-
sionary from CHINA and Japan. Mrs.
Bainbridgo 10 an eloquent speaker and
kept the attention Of her audience Tor
nearly an hour. She related meny
stories OF her travels, which were filled
with startling incidents.
The ninth annual report OF the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society was
then read. 1t showed that during the
nine years just closed 81, l25 hal b en-
lcollscted aud dispensed. At the las,
meeting OF tho society, By considerable
exertions, 500 had been RAISED. Since
then the amount collected las been
l$l7384.
This was followed by the reading o.
the report of the Brainard Home Mis-
siouary Society. 1t has been In ezistenc,
but three yosre. During that tIine thu
members have collected q large sun o
money aud sent II to the support oi the
Presbyterian Mission In China. Duriui
the last year t6i.26 has becn collrcted
Aud S5S 90 OF this sum waa expended
leaving q balauce In the treasury OF q. 03
A quartotte consisting OF Miss Eli
Coverdale, Mlss Mary Gallagher an,
kcssrs. George Baird and Jacob I
Ciymer sang LEND Your Influence,
alter which tho congregation was dis
missed with tue benediction BY the Rev
w. w. Taylor.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
The World Not Yet Ended.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 16.-Con-
siderable excitement has prevailed re-
aently among the Shcrmanites, . pecu-
liar religious eect who live In the noun
tains OF et. Clair County. twenty miles
from here, aud to-day anxiety reached
the highest pitch.
Several weeks ago their preacher or
prophet foretold that the world would
come to an end at noon to-day, and the
excitement increased as the day wore on,
All last night was spent in prayer and
devotional exercises, and at daybreak
tbs morning the entire sect assembled In
the woods to await the judgment hour.
As noon approached the excitemen,
became intense, and numbers Of women
tainted and went into Mysteries. At las,
the sun reached the meridian, but the
heavens were not gathered together as q
scroll, the earth did not give up its dead
and all things terrestrial did not pass
away, as the preacher had prophesied.
A special received hero tonight ssys
the congregation has dispersed and theii
faith In the preacher has departed for.
ever. The parson, however, Is still Ia
the woods and says he will pray till mid
| light.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
EDITION


Michael Claus has been arrested In 81.
Joseph, Missouri, on . warrant sworn
out BY Deputy United States Collector
h. g. 0stchsll, charged with having
stolen ~, 600 worth Of revenue stamps
from the ONCE oil the Deputy Collector
In March, 1850. Claus was at the time
an employs 0f the st. Joseph Brewing
Company and the warrant further
charges him with having converted the
stamps to HE own Use, meaning that he
struggled beer out spf the brewsry and
stamped II with tho stolen revenue
stamps.
James II. Miller, q colored man, WAS
killed In New York early yesterday
morning by Morris Miller. aged 23 yeare.
The blows were intended for William II.
Lawrence, the dead mans brother. lin
law. Lawrence and Morris Miller had
been fighting and Lawrence ran away.
When James II. Miller appeared he was
mistaken for Lawrence.
A deficit has been found In the &C.
counts OF John A. Davis. City Treasurer
Of Rochester. N. Y, estimated At &c.,
600. Mr.. Davis, who IL not accused oil
dishonesty, -; that the deficit is due to
advances to contractors and city en-
ployes.
William Dohn, aged IS year,, CO.
drunk in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, aud
goiug home, shot at Ills wife, wounding
her in the hand. He then committed
suicide. Drink and Jealousy OF his wife
were the cause OF the act
George Dimmock, aged 4B years, .
naturalist, and graduate Of Harvard. is
under arrest at Cambridge, Massachu-
sets, charged with crlminally assaulting
Clara J. Hoffman, aged fourteen years,
bis wife's hslE-sister.
John H. Williams, coiored man,
who holds . position In the Pension
Office. in Washington, Is under arrest,
charged with having forged the name Of
General Raum, Commissioner Of PEN
sions, to note for $3.50.
jamps Teasou, who exchanged pistol
shots with detectives who attempted TO
arrest him on Friday On a charge of pass.
ing worthless checks In Jersey City, was
arrested last evening.
Mrs. Mary Lebo, who was shot recently
by her husband, In Reading, Pa, died
yesterday. The murderer is still at large.
Several attempts have been made by
incendlarles to burn the town OF Marco
line, Missouri.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

Miss Bessie B. Hyatt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Hyatt Of Stanton, Dsl :,
having greetel tie irests OF winter anu
the sunshine Of summer for the eigh.
teenth me, celebrated tho Gee is!on by
giving Il birthday party to a humber OF
her intimate friends on Saturday even
Ing, which was quite AZ enjoyable affair."
The guests, u on arriving, were u,hered
Into the spaci us rarlord, where Mas
Bessie, dressed most becomingiy and
looking handsofAer lhau ever, greeted all
with an eas1 AMI grace that he1oktned u
hearty We come.
Miss Bessie was also assisted in cutter.
tanning the company by Mr.. J. T. u,att's
granddaughter, Mis- Aun!e Israc!, of
philadelphia, II handsome brunette, who
also when the flowers and birds come
again will greet them tor the ig1teeulh
time. Tho evepins was scent in social
conversation mil Supper was announced,
when the quests repaired to The d ming
room, where they found table ia len
with deiicaces oi all kinis, arranged ii
quite an artist c iuaaHer Ator sgup.l
TIE time WIS spent III social gaines uut,l
2 seaspn8ble hour, wh'n tbs gupsts De.
. parted wishing Miss Hrlsie many mos,
I happy anniversaries oil her bitth.a,.
There was quite Il rumler OF hands ,l..t
presents, WI ch we will not occupy space
by describing.
Among the guests present were: Mls,
Anuic Lupier, Miss Rose kr1tecn an
l Miss Annie l4ra-l, OF Philtirlphia; MIR
: Howard Msrsden, oil baltimore, /. nus
: U'kins, o Ito kcYsin, Miss MAY Race i
aud Miss Rebeccs McGsr.ai, OF Msrshai
!. ton, MIR. I'd. Mckee, 10. II. Char. bs-,
= Mrs, Clinton Steel and ler ,on NO..
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

BALTIMORE, Feb. l6.--Miss Susanna
Wartield, the Oldest resident Of Carroll
eounty, has just died az her home
"GroyelaLd," near sykesville, in her
o5th year.
The "drand Inaugural March" rem
dered at the Inauguration OF President
William Henry Harrison ('Tippcca.
NOE was composed by Miss Warheld.
Miss Warleld was one OF seven children.
Her father WAS George Frazer warileld,
Of Welsh ancestry. The American
branch OF the family belonged 10 Anne
Arundel county. Mics Warfield's father
was half brother Of Con res man
Henry Warde,d and she WAS niece OF
Mrs. Sally Walters, whose grand
daughter was the vile of the Confederate
General Hood.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
WIN be exposed at public sale At the Ham
burg farm, ON the River Road, 4 miies below
New Castle, and ~ miles from Bear Station,
ON MONDAY, MARCH snD.
the following property;
Z head OF horses, mules and colts. No. J..
Brown Mare, II years old, with colt by sidc, s
months old. No. >. Bay Mare, ID
years old. No. 3. brown Colt com >&3S
Ing years old his spring. No. 4. Irongray
CJlt . years old In August. Nos. land q.
one pair OF Mules, s years old.
80 III ad ( cattle. Is head OF milch COVE, "a
qphciiers, coming 2years old; 20 heif-
kNVc rs. coming year old. steer, COM
WM Ing 2 years old. steer, coming 3
yfnr, oI,i, yoke oxen, years old; I Ifolsteiu
hull, Thoroughbred, q years old; HO,stein
bull, thorough bred, . years old; Holsteln
calf thoroughbred. 2 months old. Also "a
Ssrminr Implements. Osborn binder, in
GOOD order; Champion mower. In good order
Buckeye mower, In good order; heavy farm
wagon, hay bed. corn marker, wheel rake,
hay tedder. In good order; twin hArrows,
Syfacuse plow, In good order: Remington
niow. in good order: Olivcr chilled pillow. one
horse Wiley plow, 2 harpoon hay forks, with
rope and blocks. ios acres OF wheat In the
ground.
months Will be siy, n on all sums over ga. by
purcha ser giving bankAbie note with approv.
"a endarser, interest added. Or per cent Of
for ci,h, Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
'N' WM. II. CLARK, Attorney.
j, NJ. GROSE
l.. w. StidhAm u Son, Aucttoneers.
2-i3-Stw.4td- x2-24-2e-m2
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Il. Ca
PAramour and crew OF the phisls
schooner David Clarkson, which
passed at seA February H., shani
waterlogged and dismasted tiw al
saved. They were rescued b
schooner W. c. Green and lsAs
Darien, SATURDAY evening". Tes v
son had met with unsettled weather
the beginning of her voyage 'Oa
this port. The terrible seas cius
vessel to labor aud strain gteal
she sprapg q leak.
All efforts to keep her free pio}
no effect and tho vessel soon settle,
coming waterlogged. Provision,
all spoiled aud the water CASKS
carried away. The crew c,Hne
rigging two days and nights belg
Green came to their assistance.
the evening they suffered beyoi
scription the want of food aud
When taken on board the Green
were exhausted and soaked II
Every sea that ran broke comp,t
them. They will come home tlI
Daily Republican., 1890-02-17

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA
rumor gained currency In Tacoul
terday, TO the effect that Martin 4
80 years old, whose mangled dead
was found on the Pennsylvania raj
track, at 5siter's Lane, on Sad
evening, had been drugged, robbt,
then thrown on the 4asSrk The 4
promptly Investigated the luuor
found II to be without found sssa
Snyder, who was q milk NAV,
home At Keystone Street and
Lane, early In the even nc q
or, Gerry bill OF two dollars. He cd
ninety cents on account, pt} 'cha.e
sausage and is supposed I'd have
Tor home. lie was evidently str1
the 7.S0 train aud bis BODY was
half an hour later.