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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

FRANK III. Todd and wife. of Alle-
Eheny lily, are visiting their parents
in this city and will remain for the
holidays.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

The beautiful Bermuda Easter lily is
the finest and best for growing In the
house during the winter. J. j. Smith,
Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Now is the time to buy n cheap plano
or organ at He'd Mems Hall Piano
Wareroon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Naturo's wonder.

LEAURELLE OIL, the only substance
Wrinkles. Ageing or Withering OF the
skin, drying up of the flesh. Pre-
serves the tone. life and transparent
glow OF youth. SO cents and S1.00 at
drugglsts; large size prepaid by ex-
press for &l.O0. L. S. Wells, Jersey
City, N. j.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Trough
on Rats clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bed-bugs, 15 cents.
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER goes
direct to weak spots. Thin people, it
fattens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

oHsr md shot guns are on tho tor.
Into line, Northern doughfaces. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
You are InvIt d to Cam
-~p~
La Grippe.

At Holls's. No. 2 3 Market street, AM
see what you eal get for 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, Soa Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Five cents worth OF Corn Muah will
make meal for a moderate sized
lamllY.n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Economic by using Corn Meal
Mash for frying. Your grocer sells it,
BEEeaAMe PrLs f-.---
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Holiday Life at Wana-
makers. A help for Holi-
day Shopping. If you want
a copy ask for it,
If there's anything that
makes Fur men sick it is to
have blue-bird weather in
December. Some of the
makers got tired waiting for
icicles. Result: temptingly
lower prices here on a great
variety of the littler Furs.
women's Astrakhan Gapes, good
length and Storm Collars, slO;
have been @lS.
Women's Pulled Cony Capes, $40.
Women's Black Cony Capes o..
Women's Hare Muffa, VI aud 81 so.
Women's French Seal NUNS. $3.50.
Women's Natural Opossum MuiIs,
$3.50.
women's Black opossum Muffs,
$3.50.
Women's Monkey NUNS, %, 81, IS.
Women'S Mdntletts IN
Wool Seal, $50 to s45.
Rlachined Seal, $50 to SI5.
Monkey, $50 to 500.
Marten, $40, S65. Sl00.
Mink Sable, Sl25 to $3.50
Chi2dren's MH.fs in
| Water Mink. $l25.
Imitation Chinchilla, $1.50.
| Silver Hare, Sl,50.
kamehalRa, sl.25.
| White Thibet. $3.50.
White Augora. $3.50.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Tho Bermuda Easter lily Is most cas-
lily grown ms well as the Inost beautiful
of all lilies. Try them j. J. Smith,
Fourth and Shiplev streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Taylor Il Fullerton's extract malt,
the great tonic. 302 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
To NV Customers,

/ have just returned from making
my annual trip to the renowned Cats
kill Mountains for our supply of"lIoli-
day Evergreons." These ever greens
arc gathered in the beautiful and
picturesque Catskill Mountains, and
make up in the most unique ana ar
tlstic designs for the decoration OF
churches, fairs, balls and all holiday
entertainments. Persons wanting
anything in this line should leave their
order early, as the demand for these
goods Is large. Our desire is to accom-
modate all who wish to make the holi.
days pleasant and merry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

p. S.-A full line of poultry, vegeta-
bles, fruits, foreign and domestic. etc,
at our old stand, No. Is East Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

They say such Mouffion
Coats as we mark $14 are
$40 and such Astrakhan
Coats as we say $12 for are
S1S around town. Very
likely the whole stock of
Women's Wraps will com
pare on that basis.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
There's as much Of Holi-
day Gift suggestion in the
hat store as anywhere else
in the house. A good Silk
Hat at 81, a famous one at
$5, Knox's at Sc, Henry
Heath's at 81 and So.
Or an Alaska Seal Cap sc
to SIS.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
The largest and finest
Blanket made; % yards wide
snow white and pure wool,
at S11.50 the pair. Last sea.
sons price was $35.
The IS "Alaska Sealing
Blankets has jacquard Bor-
ders. In every way it is a
S7,a pan,Blanket,
Near womens Waiting Room.
One wing oGthe Doll army
was belated. Perhaps you
have waited a little because
Of it. All right now. The
ship is in; the Dolls are on
dress parade-finest German,
up to $40 and our special
blue blood Jointed Dolls at
SOC and 81.
Basement.
John WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
wANAMAKEIps
PHILADELPHIA. saturdya Dec: 10. 1891.

Open Evenings until
Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
.RAND OPERA HOUSE.

Beginning Thursday, Dec II, Matinee
Saturday The world famous HAN
Ions stupendous Spectacular
peutumime
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

John WANAMAKER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14

aurora.-Es un ser angelical-que de dulce
slmpatla -encanto y tierna poesia -encierra
immense caudal.-Es esbelta, Undo pi6,-sona-
dora yexcelente, blanca, de mirada ardiente.
--poca edad, y mucha f6.-Quince abriles So
nadores-de esperanzas y placeres,-en que
tOdas las mujeres- -brindan sus tiernos amo-
res.-Su simpatico semblante, haee ser tan
heTmosa-como pura casta diosa " sobre
tod0, / iarrogante La sonrisa seductora-que
en- sHs labios juguet6a,-es tan linda que re-
cIea-cual su gracia arrObadOra.- sua-
We niece el Viento-las hebras de sus cabellos
-parece mirarse en- ellos-de ternuras IN por-
tentO. Ell alma Sc nos encanta-ante su talLe
nexlble,-y al yer hermOsura tanta-en su sem
dante apacible.-En su rostrO encantadOr-
brllla su alma candorosa.-co el rocfo en- la
rosa-nacida al beso creador.-AmorOs ella no
tlene-mas 81, Sc que ell corazon-del que es su
inspiration de esperanza SO mantiene.-
VlVe muy cerca al doblar-a la estacion Gle la
Vla,-do goza con alegria,-en la calle princi
pal.-Por mas seTas asegurada,~-de San Juan
paso La fiesta-y Ell San Pedro, en- temporada
EN- el campo muy cOntenta.-Se llama. go
mi alma palpita-al su nombre pronunciar,-
en- nm, va dire; pe....p .pi...ta"-y en- aqua muy
quletecita-su apellido han de encontrar.
opiedras. Us. R.drg.9.
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uNOVEDADES!!
Bayan6n

En- Ell afamadO estabecimiento de los Sa-
hores SOBRINO DE LUNA CO., Sc ACADIA de
recibir por los 1ltimos vapores un gran surtido
de varios artfculos del giro, entire los cuales Sc
cuentan
Excelentes JAMONES AsTURIANoS Y
GALLEGOS, cosa de gusto, 10 mejor que 50
importa al pals.
VinOS tintoS q 6lancos iHmejor0bleS de Ma
vGTrG, Voldepe55as q GalctG, sin emcGbesar.
SoBREAsADAs TosTADAs DE MALLoROA.
iCHUFAS DE VALENCIA!
ConserVas alimenticias. Galletitas biz
cochos franceses,-Dulces y licOres finCs de
tOdas classes.
EI SWrtjdO es completEsin.0.
Las personals de buen gusto, los que Sc
pan regular ell paladar tienen dOnde escojer
Los Sres. SOBRINO DE LUNA YC'
solo importan articulos lie primera caiidad
Visftese ell referido establecimiento, Fortaleza,
esqnina a Tanca. rs unO de los primeros de
su clase, fundadOs en- la ISla.
Sc FENDE MUY BARATO III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
A los Ayunta1nientos

Terminates los examenes de las escueas, Ell
MEJOR PREMLO para los nifos de los campos es
un llbro NUEVO que los haga laboriosos los
separe de la holgazanerfa, MADRE DE T0DOS
LOS VICIOS.
Agriculture te6rico-prdctie0 poY
JOSE BALLESTEROs MUNOZ.
Aprobada pOr ell GObierno de la Isla. Pre-
miada en- la exposition espanola de Londres,
I'm ejemplar 80 cts, una docena. $S
PARA LAS PERSONALS DE GUSTO
Vende la siguiente collection propia para sem
brarse en- Agosto pr6ximo:
48 Variedades de habichuelas, de frijoles, 9
de Habas- -ch1charOs de maiz, IL de arroz, de
avena, de algodon, de palma -cristy, 4 de gan
dulles, 2 de Milo, de tomato, perejil, melon san
dfa patilla, de berenjenas, importadas la ma
yOr parte.
Ademas, recien venidas, trigo, centeno ce
bada, canamo, habas, algarrObas, maiz
UNA COTORRA AMAESTRADA
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EspectaculOs
Rio-piedras
Us. R.dr.g..s,

Anoche SO puso en- escena ante una concu-
rrencia algo numerosa, e. drama on 10 cuadros
EI JOTO6GdO.
= FL corte acentuadamente romantico de di.
cha obra y su exagerada extension, hacen que
no sea del agrado del pdblico, cuyos gustos
marchan hoy por otros derroteros.
La sonora Caro- de Delgado interEret0 con
la maestr1a que ella sabe hacerlo el interesan-
to papel de Blanca de Nevers. Las Sras. Mas
sip y Agosti srta. Grifell muy bi6n en- sus
respectivOs papeles.
d Ell Sr. Delgado estuvo inspiradisimo en- el
desempene del papel de Lagardere.
Los demas actores contribuyeron al ma
yor 6xito de la obra On la medida de sus
fuerzas
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a VrG3o

FL que suscribe, EustAquio Bravo Rivera.
participa al pdblico que el numero premiado con
el reloj de sala medic bilete de loteria del sor
t6o 259, no ha aparecdo todavia sin embargo de
que caduca el 10 del. presente mes. AL mismo
tempo advierte, que desde la Plaza de Alton
80 XII Ia calle del Sol ndm9ro SO, Sc Ie ha ex-
travIado medic billete de loteria nIim Ia 758. ff
ios del al 10. La persona que Sc 10 haya en-
contrado quiera entregarlo, sera gratfcada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
SECTION DE ANUNCI0s
Banos de la Providencia
BARRfB uB HA MARIN "A

Suplica el dueno dc este ostablecimiento
a las familias que tienen proximo q terminar
su abono piersen prorrogarlo, Sc srYan avi-
sarlo dos 8 tres dias antes de que termine, a
fin de no disponer las horas de abono de ref
rencia, evltar do este modo entorpecimien-
tos en- la buena marchadel estableciment0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
SeCCi6n merCantI|
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

Az1c0r-Realizose hoy la venta de 200
sacos centrifugada "a LGstrG a $3-65.
MieleS.-Sin existencias para la exporta-
cion,
CqtS-se mantiene firme de $244 $245,
cortas existencias dispOnibles.
Rom.-Poco Sc elabOra causa de la esca-
sez de mieles. ~ ..-
Cueros.-Abundan y Sc venden de 81 a S.
seg1dn calidad.
:. Camsb5os-Hoy cotiza ell Banco como ST.
Londres 80 DIV, $5-95.
".. Paris DIV, $183 por 100.
.-. Estados-U -Unidos DIV, 2l8 por 100.
Espana 8 DIV, IA por 100.
Habana DIV, II por 100
=
ENTRADAS
De Martinica goleta inglesa Geraldine dc
so toneladas CAPTAIN Goodwin, a Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga en- lastres. :.
De Weymoth bergantn ingl6s Venice de
149 toneladas CAPTAIN Crowley3.a la orden
1O,761 pleas Maderas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
RoBo DE UN cABALLo

Anoche, dia z, le ha si1o sustraidO mi
esposa dona Juana Pena, de la Hacienda de
dona susanna Duprey, sta en- el barTiO de Cey-
ba-baja, de esta jurisdiction, IN potro, de estas
senas de dos amos de edad, color saino anna.
rillo, alzada creciente, con un Gordon blanco
en- la frente y las dos patas traseras blaneas
en- el menudllIo.
Sera gratifcado como corresponds ell que
de noticias sobre su paradero al que suscribe.
Aguadilla, 8 de Julio 1891.
Telocforn nnb6. o
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Julian Jose de Ahedo

41,-AGENTE DE NEGoCIoS, LUNA-41.
Vende varias casas de alto = terreras de
diVersos precios en- puntos c6ntriccs que pro.
Queen 81 por ciento las primeras algo lls.s
las segundas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14

81 quiere v. conservar buen aliento en- la
boca, use los polvos dentales del Doctor Sa-
licrup.
On peri6dico de medicina recomienda lle-
mar las escupideras que han de serYir para el
usO de tfsicos 4 otros' enfermOs que sufran del
pechO, con una meScla de sublimado dc aci.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14

do f6nico. Estas sustancias descomponen in
mediatamente eI espnto J le quitan sus cuali-
dades infectantes y daninas. En- los Estados-
Unidos Sc emplean este efecto, escupideras
de carton, que SO Dotan una Vez que han SER
Vido, pues casi no tienen valor. Por 10 general,
es bueno lavar las escupideras de tempo en-
tempo con una solucl6n de leifa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14

Paroles para coches varias classes formas
Horquillas para rizar 81 cabello, pasta en- call
7I9 y pulgada, escaleras de mano de tres es-
calones, Balanzas para famlias, por kilos y Ii
bras a $23 una en- el almac6n de los senores M.
Roman y Co., Cruz y 80. PR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
ENTERTAINMENTS

FUGA DE CoNsoNANTEs
E. Q. "a. .ae "a ga
E. Q. "a. .a.o @. GA.
E. 40. .a.a e. leo
/ .ua. 9 %. ..e. .a.e a?
IN desgreciGGO.
ANAGRAMA
GANEME A LA VENUS
: Descomponer estas paiabras y formar ell
nombre apellido de una simpatica DANA de
Vega-baja.
Ell CGNGTio de la Vega.
OTRO
RIO TANAMA, RETAs
DedicGdo d la SrtG. Dolores Bernswdeg
de VegG-bGjG.
Formar con estas palabras los nOmbres y
apellidos de una guapisima Vegabajena.
- Ell CGH0riO de la VegG.
soluciones.-Del arpa: Carmen:-Dei ge-
rogl1fico: La sofia reune la Ventaja que el ITEM
po sntretiene Y al dido agrada.
Las han enviado.-El Desgraciado, AiludhO
Y Sarerrac.
ALMANAQUE.-Julio. - Martes 14.-San
BuenaVentura -Cuarto creciente a la Y 4
minutes de la madrugada en- Libra.-Turbu-
lentO.
-EFEMERIDE.-1533.- -LlegaE 1000 Pc
SOS de la Isla SeVilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
OJO OJO

Vino Gsllego del Rio de la Ulla, muy su-
perior Sc vende precios m6dicos, subida de
la Puerta de Espana, Izquierda.
~"Se cuidau caballos con esmero y cui-
dado la salida de Puerta de TERRA y Sc ga
rantizan los paStOS -A2sd9'es Calico.
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FotografIa en...". verso
lDE MANATf J

G DE MANAT1
Es bella, encantado dora-y de regalada vida,
-parece una for mecida por los rayos de la
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a0SNG1OV

Sc des6a alquilar los altos de una casa en-
buen estado para una familia corta
= Ha de ser en- las GALES de San Francisco q
Fortaleza, cerca de San Justo Tanca.
Dirijirse a ErtrGNgerO, buz6n de LA CO.
RRESPoNDENCIA. 80
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Las han enviado.-El Desgraciado, Aiudht
z Sarerrac.
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Julio 6 1891.

Vino Riojano de Alesson, Rioja, el mas pr
70 clasicado por el LaboratoriO Municipa
Unico dep6sito, tienda de dor Francisco Fon
Tanca, esquina Fortaleza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
THE RESULT OF A FIGHT.
Three Men Attack One and Bess Him Badly
An Arr Fined.

An Arr Fined.
Frank ". Heygster's saloon Was the scene Of
a conflict Friday night which ended seriously,
but fortunately the victim Of the covsrdly a.
sault did not lose his life. Ex-Policeman
Robert T. Hutchinson with . soldier Nance
John Burke had q bottle Of beer between them.
Hutchinson got on the automatic scales and
weighed himself and in getting OF he acci-
dentally broke . small pane Of glass.
John Horrigan. the bartender, went 10 him
and they had some words about paying for the
glass and the fight soon started.
horrigans account Of the affair was: 81
picked him up, threw him against the billiard
table, twisted his leg and then smashed
him.
While Hutchinson was being whipped the
proprietor and Stephen Collins also took part
and the ex-policeman. in addition 10 getting
his face bruised and his eyes blacked. was kicked
on the head
While the fight was in progress the door was
locked, so that the soldier could not get out
He stood by and saw the three men beat his
companion and he did not raise his hand TO
prevent the latter from being killed.
During the discussion Of the case In the
Police Court today Judge Miller said that n
the front door had not been locked the fine
specimen of a soldier would have reached the
arsenal before the fight was over. When
Hutchinson got outside he broke the large
plate glass window and then ran to q street car.
but the others followed him and renewed the
assault
In disposing Of the case Judge Miller fined
the saioonkeeper, his bartender and Collins $40
each, and Hutchinson Was fined SlO for break
ing the glass.
Lawyer Hay, who appeared for those who
were fined for assault. wanted 10 note an appeel.
but the court informed him that under the new
law no appeal could be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
THE BENCH SHOW.
Complete List of the Entries That Have Bee

Complete List Of the Entries That Have Been
Made.
The entries for the bench show of the WASH
ington City Kennel Club to be held on March
1920, inclusive, have closed and all the pros
poets point to most successful event. Some
of the very best dogs in the country in their
respective classes have been entered to contest
for the many handsome prizes that have been
offered. In all SAL dogs have been entered.
OF this number the pointers lead with eighty
nine in their class. The complete list of en-
tries is as follows:
Mastiffs, IS; rough-coat St. Demands, SC,
smooth-coat st. Demands. 10; boar hounds, s.;
Newfoundlands, 6; great Danes, 8: greyhounds,
ID: Russian wolf hounds. 4; deer hounds, 8:
pointers SO; English settlers. 4s; Gordon set
tiers, 10; Irish settlers, &c. fox hounds, S: Chesa-
peake. /; Irish water spaniel, ;clumber spaniel.
4 field spaniel 10: cocker spaniel, H. collies, So;
poodles, 4; bulldogs. 8; bull terriers. IL;
dachshunds, g. basset hounds, 2; beagle
hounds, 9; fox terriers, AZ: Irish terriers g.:
Welsh terriers, 8; Bedlington terriers. 2: Sky e
terriers, Z: black and tan terriers, 6; Yorkshire
terriers, 8; toy terriers, 8: pugs l6; King
Charles, s; italian sreyhounds, 8; Mexican
hairless dogs, 2; miscellaneous class, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
Z. Dorsey Atkinson Picked Up Unconscious
and Lives but q short Time.

Z. Dorsey Atkinson Picked Up Unconscious
and Lives but q short Time.
An elderly man, named E. Dorsey Atkinson.
was taken suddenly ill on the street near sth and
E streets yesterday and he fell to the sidewalk
unconscious. He had been q sufferer from
Bright's disease Of the kidneys and uremic
poisoning was the cause Of his fatal attack
Policeman Allen sent for the patrol wagon and
the sick man was removed TO the Emergency
Hospital, where he died about $50 O'Clock this
morning.
When taken to the hospital he was in dying
condition and Drs. Middleton and Hall did
what they could TO relieve his suffering during
the few hours that remained for him to live.
The deceased was a lawyer. and formerly lived
in New York, Ii is said that he has wealthy
relatives in Baltimore and two sons in this
city, but the police were unable to find them
yesterday. Today il was learned that
more than thirty wears ago the
deceased was a merchant on Pennsylyania ave-
nue. in this city. II also learned that his
wife now resides in Baltimore. where he also
has a daughter named Nav Atkinson. His
sons names are Winfred S. and Grove Atchin-
son. and the former was once salesman in a
furniture store in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
The Electrocution Cases.

In the United States Supreme Court yester
day Attorney General Taber of New York filed
motions to dismiss, affirm or advance in. the
cases of the appeals brought by shibuya Jugiro
and Joseph Wood from the decisions of Judge
Lacombe refusing to grant them writs of habeas
corpus. The men are under sentence of death
by electricity. The general grounds for the
motions Of the attorney general are that it is
essential to the administration and execution Of
the criminal laws of the state that the appeals
should be speedily settled, and that the cases
are brought here on frivolous statements for
the purpoee of delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-10
BLOCKED BY THE STEAM CARS.
The Belt Line Company Complains Agains
the Pennsylvania Road.


The Belt Line Company Complains Against
the Pennsylvania Road.
Mr.. George White, president of the Capitol.
North o Street and South Washington Railway
Company, has written letter to the Commits
sioners calling attention to the unnecessary de-
tention of the cars Of his company at the cross
ings at 9Th street and Maryland avenue and at
11th street and Maryland avenue southwest BY
the cars Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. He says that he has complained to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Of the
annoyances, but no attention whatever has
been paid to the matter, and no relief has been
afforded. He says the street cars have been
delayed from five to twenty minutes, thereby
disarranging their time table and discommod-
ing their patrons, many Of whom are employed
in the departments and have to be on duty at
appointed hours. On the 9Th instant, he says.
at 11:30 am, one car was detained twenty min
utes and another going in an opposite direction
eighteen minutes. This. he says, is only one
instance among many. Sometimes moving
locomotive or car few feet would allow the
passage Of the street cars, but there appears to
be, he says. a disposition on the part OF some Of
the employees Of the road to obstruct travel as
much as possible.
Capt. Rossell, to whom the matter was re-
ferred, says in his Endorsement that the matter
complained Of comes strictly under the police
regulations, and as the power to frame police
regulations lies wholly in the Legislative branch
of the government it will be necessary to see
whether Congress holding these powers has
made such regulations as will enable the Com
missioners to prevent the recurrence of these
annoyances to the Belt Line road He recon-
mends that the police in the vicinity make
report upon the matter and the attorney in
form the Commissioners as to their rights in
the nremises