davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-22
! Noticias de la Capital

BajO 81 rubrO de No NeGs gG19gG leemOS 10
que sigue On EJ C1tGneOr del PGEs.
"Por acuerdo celebrado con el senior Re-
presentantc en- esta isla de las GoteTs0S dTG-
NsGtiCGS saGCiONGleS, han Quedado cOlOcadas
bajO Su administration tOdaS mis- Obras esc6-
nicaS, debiendo entenderse con los agentes 10.
Gales respectivOS, para los ofect0s dc la Ley
de propiedad literaria, las EmpTesas Compa-
MAS que gusten representatives.
Puerto Rico, Is de Febrero de 1891.
.SaEU0dor Byaw."
Con el titulo de PWerto-Hic0 Alegye apare-
cera en breve en- esta Capitol I'm peri6dco hu.
morfstico y de caricaturaS, redactado pOP al
gunOs j6venes muy c0mpetentes para el casO.
Hemos Visto un retrato al lapiz del Sr. Palou
perfectamente dibujado por nuestro inteligen-
to amigo el j6Ven D. Mario Brau, hemos dido
declC que dichO retratO aparecer8 On el mime
70 pg1mero del peri6dico proyectado,
GO N
Esta noche, como 10 anunciamos aver, Sc
pondra en- escena pog la oOmpa1ia Paou, la
pTGcOsa zarzuela titulada EI DjGbEO enc eE PO.
trata de retirar la dnica cantina que, hay on
81 teatro. El empresariO de dicha cantina nos
dJo que el negocio POGO producfa y quo ca
muy tuerte Ia contribution que le ha impuesto
el AyuntamientO.
NueSCrO amigo 0l Sr. SecreGaTl0 del Ayun-
tamiento de Morovis D Juan Pujol, ha sidO
nombrado Official 5" de la Secretaria del Go.
bierno General habiendo tornado possession en-
Is de los cOrrientes.
Anoche tuvieron una reyerta dos indivi-
duoS en- la calle del Cristo, ell uno SO llama
Francisco Felix 81 OF ro por sobrenombre le
dicen Chinsictst, ambos parece que SO partieron
Ia cabeza. FL eScanda 10 fu6 maydsculo.
Pages para la pr67zima semana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-22
Noticias de todas parties
7 DE LA PENINSULA.

Dice un peri0dioo ingl6s que existe actual
mente en- los New Gardens Whilbe de LondreB
un rosal que llama Ia atenci0n de Cuant0s Visi-
tan rquellOs parajes.
Dicho rosal es un verdadero arbol, cuyR
cOpa tien9 hoy ciento dos pies de diametro Y
cuenta diez amos de edad.
En- la primavera proxima SO recogieron de
6l 1900 rosas, segun tOdas las prObabilida-
des, en- la proxima de 1891 Ia cosecha scr&
aun mayor
Una cura tan natural como inespeUada
Mr.. Luzine, alcalde de la aldea de SailSous-
COusan, eS un veteranO que hiz0 la guerra de
Crimea, sirviendo como artillero On las bateriaS
de SebastOpol.
ELS de de Abril de 1855 fu6 herido gra.
Vemente on la mejilla izquerda pOr i'm caSeO
de granada aun cuando la herida SO CicatFIo
20, Seguia Sintiendo Siempre fuerteS dolores.
En- 1880 hizo un viaie 4 Lyon para YER 81 los
m6dicos del hospital de la misma ciudad india
gaban la Gausa de Su maleStar, pero el recono.
cinliento facultativO no di0 tampoco ningun
resultado.
Asi ha continuado por espacio de muchoB
amos hasta que en- los primePos diaS del mes
actual sinti0 un cuerpo extranO on la boca
extrajO un gran pedazO de plomo cuyo peso eS
de treinta gramOS, mid5 dos cent1metros de
largo, uno medic de ancho un centimetro de
profuadidad
Los reyes, de Italia seran padrinoS del
principe que ha dado recientemente luz Ia
emperatriz de Alemania.
La sala quinta del tribunal civil del Sena
va fallar sobre una demanda de pago de
10000 frances hecha por la costurera de ID
Judic esta artista.
Mad. fanny Vincent, la costurera, rec!ama
dicha suma por un surtido de ropas blancas q
la deVettc, y por el trOWSSeGw de sn hija, que al
afo pasadO Sc case con un peluquerO.
Es CurioSa la nota explicatiya de las prem
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-22


24.-Factura mum. 146 q $50
25.-Factura mum. 1873 1873
26 -Factura mum. 139 4 IA
+" 27.-Factura mum. 145 a 100
:" 28.-Atr9soS; facturas importantes $1,000
ESta manana Ocurri6 On la Gale dc la Lu-
na-Segun nos djcen,-lO siguiente: un mu-
chacho dio un palo a Otro. El apaleado sac0
un cuchillo y le inferio una herida 81 ell cuello
q su agresor. Realmente la policia deboria i'm
podlr que Clertas person3s anduvieSon pOr las
Gales de la ciudad ostentandO sus grandes Gu
chillos On Ia cintur6 Sc evjtalSan muehtsimas
desgraciaS
En- 81 buz6n de La CoRREspoNDrNC1A he.
mos encOntradO hoy la siguiente noticia:
"El lluStradO ingeDioro frances Mr.. r. Lo-
brun, DlT0ct General do la COmpahia= Cons
GrucG0ra de los ferrocarrles, (siguiendO la cos
tumbre que observan on Francia las Compa-
mas de es'ta 1ndole), ha acordado dar una gra,
Clncacl0n a los empleadOS de dicha COmpa6i9
con motive do la inauguration dc la Secci6n
de ferrocarril entire Martin Pena Arecibo.
Nuesstra enhOrabuena los senores en-
pleados." :,
Hlp6lita Riera, veCip8 de la Marina, Infan-
"a Lu1S3 numero 3, nos SupIlca On atent8 eS.
queIa, demos On Su nombre las graciaB los
tacuItatlvos SreS. Cueto, Arsuaga, Lasaleta y
DeSOOube, que dice la salvaron de una muer-
60 segura. Hicieronle la Operaci6n cesarea
extrayendole IN nino que hacia cinco dias Sc
hallaDa sin vida On ell claustro nnaterno, sin
que los dlchoS tactltativt 0s cObTar7n NADIA pOI
sus honorarios. La Rier dice que es poSre de
solemnidad.
Manana amanecera quf el vapor MGWWe
Ia procedente de Cuba y Puerto Plata. Regre
sara los puertos de su escala ell % en-, Il
tarde
=
Un Camisero llsnsdo Don Vsd6 ' un p.6r
que tue del mismO, promo vieron un esCandal,
ca 81 calleion dc Ia IancaA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
PLANS soa A CHURCH.

Plans have bean drawn for the sixth
Ward Baptist mission school building.
aud they have been adopted by the
board. The building will be erect ii on
scrlbner-st. on site donated by VII
liam n. Rowe. who has been superin-
tenAest OF the school Tor snumher of
years. The building wIll be constructed
of wood on . stone foundation, 40s60
feet IN dimsassoDs, and will be two
stories high. The seating capacity OF
the firsf floor Will be 900 0aBd tap gallery
will accommodate lJ0. Geo. ~ CAY
has dopated large lot on Tnrner-si.
which may 10 sold aad the pToce de
applied toward paying the expense OF
bullfng. Work VIII begin ~ once. ard
IL !. expected that she building will be
ready for occupancy next sprpz.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
LOOKING FOR FURNITURE.

Eve have been looking ut furniture
all day" said W. $. Eden, one of the
proprietors of the fremont in Chicago
to 8 reporter for the eTELEGRAM-HERA
last night. I'VE are more than pleased
with what we have seen. We have
been all over this east looking At furni-
ture for our new hotel, but didn't find
anything that can compare with Grand
Rapids furniture. We have decided
that We shall have to buy our furniture
here. II we bought it in Chicago it
would be only Grand Rapids furniture
shipped down there. We have been
looking through the Phoenix and the
Nelson and Matter establishments
today and shall visit Berkey and Gays
tomorrow. We bought some furniture
OF the Phoenix company today, but
most of our furniture will be made to
order.
We are going TO have tho largest fire
proof hotel in the country. 1t will be
fourteen stories high and will he built
OF steel. The floors will be of concrete
and only the doors and window castings
will be wood. The wainscotting Of the
rooms and halls will be of white marble.
250 of the rooms will be furnished with
are going to have seven dining rooms,
and on the lower floor shall have an
oyster room and cafe 200 feet long.
We shall run this at popular prices,
and shall also have a cafe operated on
the same plan as Delmonico's.
II will cost S250.000 to furnish the
house, and the firms here that get the
contracts vii! have good thing"
State Senator A. D. Wheeler of Man.
istee wac among the late arrivals at the
Morton last night
W. W. Heroy of New York and f.
Marreun of Chicago, two large glass
importers, are at the Morton.
Farnham Lyon. proprietor OF the
Bancroft House. East Saginaw, was q
guest at the Morton this morning. Mr..
Lyon was one OF the proprietors of the
Morton with 4. V. Pantlind, and was
succeeded by J. Boyd Pantlnd.
T.. a. Palniter. editor of the Hart
Argus, arrived at the Eagle late last
night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
soaRo Of SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met At Q
O'Clock yesterday morning, Supervisor
Kinney being absent.
The elef< read petition from the
Messiah Baptist Church asking that the
assessment be removed from a lot
which they had recently purchased
on Ottawa-st. Referred 10 the super
visor from the Fourth ward and the
committee on rejeSled taxes. They
then took up the special consideration
for the day-the election of a superin-
tendent oi the poor. On motion Of
Supervisor Skeels ballot was taken
which resulted as follow-: David Ian
ses;er. 20; Samuel Z. Peterson. .; Wm.
II. Andrews, .; Joseph {. Llllaway, /;
{. J. Deloung, 3; l.. A. Merrill, /.
Total, 30. Mr.. Lancaster was declared
elected.
Supervisor Gould moved that the
board vis.t the poor farm this Afternoon,
anu that the committee on public build
ings provide conveyances; carried. The
TIME for starting was fixed at O'Clock.
Twenty-six membery stood up and
solemnly promised to go at the ap-
pointed time. The board then ad.
lOurned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

William ysndriele has returned from
Chicago.
DIR. Roberts IL IN Chicago. lie will
return friday.
Geo. ". Munson, of the Union ticket
esfce. has returned from Pstt.hurg.
Mrs. William Goodrich and Miss Bell
tormsn are visiting friends up North
fer two weeks.
Nathan Robinson. OF Boston, is
spsnding few days with his brother.
ii. Parker Robinson.
The Rev Peter Moerdyke. y. D., who
was expected TO be IN the city next
sunday, and To preach in hs old
church, the Fret Reformed, Will not be
here Tor two or three weeks vet.
Mrs Judith Andrews, Of Boston.
Mas, President OF the National AL
lance women's Conference, and II.
Eowsn. Of Detroit. are the guests Of
Mr.. ard Mr.. J. w Rosenthsl. They
are attending the Unitarian conference
az delegates.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
THE COTTON BLOSSOM CLUB.
Can Real Hspeineas BE Found In This
World?

Can Real Hspeiness BE Found In This
World?
The orator brought in war the Hon.
Limbo johnson. Of Cynthiana, Ky.
he was q very short, corpulent man,
dressed in check suit, and was entirely
baldheaded. At first sight he rather
disappointed tho audience. but he had
scarcely opened his month when every
body became interested. 1t was evident
that he was cool and collected. He took
seventeen large swallows Of water from
the ice pitcher, stepped on q cockroach
which was running across the platform
for the presidents leg, and softly began:
De man who 'spects TO find real happi-
ness in dis world am ssrtin 80 be disaP
pointed. De world wasn't made far dat
purpo-5, Gu man wasn't Sullt dat way.
Il was intended Dat we should simply
rev streais o, happiness mingled wid
streaks OF sorrow. an IL AN entirely nae
less TO seek 70 change dc laws Of natpr.
Teke de case OF Samuel Shin, fur In
stance. lie IL walltin long Sixth avenoo,
a-feelin dat life ANT worth Sa livin, an
dat If ne had hung hisself wild q grnpe-
vine twenty vars ago he would hsv ban
better of. Das's stre.k Of sorrow.
Pnsty soon be fuds fva dollar bill on
de sidewalk lSudder agitation all over
the hall OATS streak OF happ.ness-
Samuel st once braces up an "a glad ho
didn't hang hisself down der in Alabama.
He is gwine long de street rlarnin what
he'll do wild dst money IN f,elin dat hsd
sllus like to lo in dis woruld, whSh .
policeman oosrtsxes him an rsps him on
de- cokernut vid his club. More agita-
tion.l Dat Ere dollar. belonged to de
officer. yo' sec. II austsrea out o. his
vest pocket while he was srniiiu ~ =
woman in de shiri story across d. street.
He drums on Sasauel's hsai via his To-
Gust an takes dat money away. OATS .
streak Of sorrow asin for Brudder Shin.
sn 80 II keeps goin ali lfr~w life. fCaeers. |
Wsydown Bebee IL a-sisfin In hisesbin
home. continued tns oratcr. al he's gn.
two soft cons and sore heel. Boat cf
his dsvgs ssr Hisln. an one ~ his chilrn
hss got lie Group. lsensation.l De rsss
am due. do aonr sarl am empty IN ne
hain't 80: hut two cents In hia r,ckst
pAts s..sss At sorrow. hrndhsr
Bobee ia art o. thinkia dst he'll &c
down ta do Tsrs river an preeipssss
hlssslf af &c dock an fetch np 10 dss
hsttss Land, when Judge cshoets drsfs
IN fgy.ryise8y looks at The jaise, p-
jeisa hs sm salng - glib . eifthasy
pastv. ss he h.s es,sse 80 Ask Hfaafei
Bsbes Ia lead BIN fa' saa1sest cheers
and hsnsf ds pang wii bis pss-ss'ss
nusdes rshse gees ehsr Gar ss Ne ssss
half # large wssermiiiyoa, I've can
tslaapss. ths.s DISHES 81 ice cream :" -
I've s<ssss Of fxssass Ga efssss e' :
q sfFsas n hspFsss~ tofiss 81 ga"
- aaaF' sad ~sia sYFiasse
NJ fssas, Hs iisse j. nhaissa ss
esas sse@s - 81. ss.xf 81 's8s'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
EAYORS HE OLD MEN.

"Iil tell you what would make the
prettiest political figh. ever seen IN this
city," said Major Ellis yesterday. "If
the democrats would nominate the
Hon. J. w. Ransom and the republi-
cans the Hon. Il. 5. Eggleston for po-
lice Judge. they would make as grand
q race IN politics rs did Nelson and
Allerion on the turf. Both are men of
undoubted ability, both are men of
uuquestionsd prsbitv. They have been
connected with the bar of Kent county
ever since there WAS any hsr TO speak
Of. they are Known TO every citizen OF
Grand Rapids their nomination would
bring ont all their friends. Either
would fill the Office with honor and
cFdit. There are a lot OF young men
IN the field but "a the Rev. Washington
Gardner SAID cf Diekena in the con-
gressioaal convention They're young
yet and they'll keep I'd ike To see
these old members OF the bar honored
according TO their dsserts."
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Ons II NV friends y ths happy fath9
Of . fve-yeAr-old giri Who u = suto-
cratic a tLs ear himseh Nothing
pleasss her bet,er than 70 order pap to
tahs her out for 8 wslk-and . long
Walk TOO. On a recent sunday hs d.
terminsd 70 give her I'll ths walk she
wanted. II wss long promenade, and
il took in guodly portsaa u the East
Fad. II wAs 50 long. In fact, that sftes
while poor papa could soAscely arsg
his we2ried LINKS along. He was glad
enough to come withia sight Of HE home
again. but jus, - they reached IL the lit
tie n4id cried out. "0h. papa. W
mustn't go in just yet; iets walk up snd
down awhile aud ges rssssd!"
"V'l.as AID that lady have the screen
across one end If ths room for. MAJ
asked little Johnny, who had been ask'
ing q eall with his mother.
IL suppose sha had something thers
stS as.an's want seen. REP he'd his mothsE.
sand Was that the reason, ma. thai
when you thought she want looking
you pesped behind ,t"-Cincinnsd En-
QuiToy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
MEMS CT THE RAILWAYS.

Senator Allen aud family started for
Washington, ID. a., yesterday.
". H. stewart. rate clerk OF the q. r
Il l.. IS il Detroit attending the tour
iss's rate meeting.
4 new Wagner drawing room car has
just been placed On tas Il. X. 4 1. to
be used between this city and chicsgo
via Kalamazoo. IL leaves Grand Rap
!ds 81 1880 a. n. and arrives a. Cnies-
g - 3:55 p. u.
Yesterday afternoon 81 about 2.59
the Pennsylvania directors returned
from AaeklEaW. There were seven
special cars. and 4 MAS oae OF tiss finest
trains shat las entered tue Grand Hap
iils station thls year. There were abouI
nlty IA tie company who after stop
ping fog u bali hour started Tor the
southern division. NeeSfs. EugnarI
and St.mson were among tue party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Househoiders. Attention!

Hatch the srocer's price LET on page
eight is today worthy of more than
pa ssing notice. Ten bushels of pota-
toes for 1880 is one of the many bar
gains he Is offering. In time ot peace
prepare for war. In time OF plenty be-
ware of famine. In the fall OF tue
year when you have both work and
money the thrifty householder will
prepare for wnter. Order your pota-
toes or any thing else needed of Hatch,
the grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
GOSSIP oe ThE soTELS

y. RI. Knevess, . Chase grocer, took
,ffnner ss the Bridge Street. uoase yea
terday.
ST. wisl.sms. President Of the Nus.
kenon Iron aud Steel Company. vss 4
susst at me Morton yssssi dsy.
r. +. Hammond, cashier Of the
Na.keaon ~avfngs Bank. drew . sgni
drsft on a Norton House dinner yes
terdsy.
Fred Engi~. OF auskeeon, invsstsd
sogne ef TIE profit 81 sslsAnsksd if9a
eurniee Nsxing - bfsakfast ~
Sweets yesterday nioFsing,
r. ". nasues, Keesi CITY grocer
registered a. tse Essis yssfeftis1 He
4. atdaig5nx ls4 fsftie sHt sffs tn1ei
ths setaofssy Of tie e. =. 1oafI
The Hoe. Chas. q. ifsmpssH. q
fsseskxy, state gsnss ~sfdsas sss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Patrolman Alex. Mcdonald was mar
ried last night to Miss Katherine Mer-
rill, at the residence Of the BRIDES par.
ents, No. 3S Clinton-st.. the Rev. Mr..
Johnson, of the Episcopal church. per-
forming the ceremony. The couple
will 90 to housekeeping Immediately.
Miss Farrell is q graduated nurse from
the U. B. A. home, and Mr.. Mcdonald
everybody knows "Mack."
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

N front Of the ear. He stumbled on
the 1rst rail and fell aGpns the sscond.
Before the motor man eould stop she
car the lad disappeared under the pre-
leetlng platform. and. - the latter sup.
posed, was killed The car uas sesppsd
after u had gone . distance Of about
twenty feet. ls uas found that the boy
had been showed along in front by the
wheel guard. lie was not injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

John I. Rich speaks a. fludsonvlIle
on Oct. 22nd. Coopsrsville ON ITO zsrd.
Geo. Mei3sias ~ follows Alendslr
23r8: Byron 2fta. Nuaics 20. Keen p
sebaws ~. lIud soavlils 30. Ursnd
Haven 3lst Mr.. igekenss ss follows
Otssgo ~; Jsnsssaen -. Byron 80. Al.
endaie 3ist Gov. isf,e Boston -.
ferrsngtea =. Flsgnseli -. sparta 81.
Ios~li Nov 2 Z. T.. Alian. sparta a..
Holland -, Portland n, oen. saffhsonl
Spftna Lake 80 Dsseeo 30I aals8on .
81. Alfred No.sott t4stsa - wm
Alden sn4lth Kent fsty n sand Like
~; -ssshss ~. gadss kafsh iceland
-.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

the city yesterday usking prs EFparations
- have at Ieast part OF tae game lAs
eaf9reed tbis fall
W. III. stone. sbo deals o0. quinine
70 tae maEaFial inhsfsst2ats CT Portland
and books 60 the studsoas ones, was n
the city yesterday IN business matters.
Hs took dinner at sweets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Just before the bell rang as the JET
ferson-st. school yesterday morning.
Harry Ada.ns. one of the pupils. living
At No. $40 StraIght-st., who Was sitting
on the fence, jumped TO the ground
With tho intention of going inside. Hi'
foot struck . rolling stone aud be fe {
breaking one OF his arms at the elbow
Drs. Fuller and Kelly reduced the frsc-
tnrS
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Grip car No. ls5 ran into an open
switch at the corner of Ottawa and
Bridge-s.s. yesterday, throwing grip
man Spencer P. Gsie against the lever
with such force that he was severely
injured. He was taken to the Office OF
Or. Hake, from which place he was
later taken, in the ambulance, TO his
home at No. 224 North Uniou-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

my dear grandson. said the levine
grandmother a. she gently stroked the
boys fair hair, II hnd my sight y fail
inS me, and fear taa& ere long ] shall
no longer b able to knit the socks which
Ihave sent you 20 regularly during the
pat Ave years."
"Oh. do not say 70. my dear grand
mother" exclaimed tho young man tn .
passionate outburst - the light q .
great 10y broke over his face. "This h
too, too much | cannot bear it,
Cothier and Eurnisher
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
------------- ------S-0D 0De---------
Compiling the Charter.

The Committee of Ways and Means
has accepted the offer of G. G. Howell
to prepare the new city charter and
compile the city ordinances for publ
cation and he is alfeady well underway
with the work. He will receive $3.50
CONDENSATION.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

dan 1psps % ma AAppansss IN cnunsA
DsaA psss - sbs - seAl haygy ~
ehee tve hours q 6DA ID oblsege4
fur 20 6n1nso q ooaTsay. - arsev das
nsesin 10 ehsg I'll shov sny Of yo' me-
% cost hov - work yor sas hackwards
= f0'As I'LL yo' kin frow yer has e ysr
hnnd.-Hew York World
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

REPUBLICAN CITY coAsGK TON.
2 The repltlic2a city coInmltrse he'd
= meeting last evening and ixed tue
late for holding the city convention TO
nominate a candidate for police judge,
tor Tuesday evening. October 81. The
ward eaeea.ses Will be neld Saturday
evening. Ocsoheg "a.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

TAs RuIss 1luss - Complied VITA.
Robbsr to hank tsllsrl-rm Bleo1y
Jim, tn Rip Roaring Shorter oe The
Rockies; hand over that thsgs cash.
Bank Teller (meehApicallyl-y have
no doubt. personally. cir that yos ass
Bloody Jim. the Zip Rearing euoeese
Of the Rockies; bat, Or, you win have
to get somebody to identify yoa.-New
York Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The Ostei hout Il Fox Lumber Com
pany has reduced its capital stock from
$l62, ,975 to Sll4,Os2 by unanimous con-
sent of the board of directors, and re-
ported the same to the county clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Art Association Omcers.

The new officers OF the Art Assccia.
ton are: President. J. g. Fisher; first
vice president, Frank Seller; second
vice president, Mrs. A. C. Torrey; secre-
tary and treasurer, E. NJ. Coppens;
board of control, F. Seller. May Lath-
rop, Anna Dodge, Cora Cady.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
10 USE Eoa FaEE TRApe.

Democratic meetings were announced
TO be held in Finn's hall on Plaiafielc.
ave., and Goosen's hall. os,awa-st., last
evening. but 10 yearners for free trade
palaver put in appearance IT either
place ana both meetings were aban-
doned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
ORDERED TO REMOVE POLES.

Tue esty marshal served notices upon
The consolidated street railway COM
IsAny yesterday, ordering the removal
OF the cosupany's poles in Tayicr-st- 20
that they will not oastEaet the highway.
The company WAS also notified % clean
up seribnsr aud South lafayette-sts.
aud Plalntield-ase., aud restore them
70 tier previous GOOD eondit.oa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
GARDNER & BAXTER.
DIED.

DEsB-st Sa. - skeiden-ss.. az $50 last
efen.ax. 90 lypisslL lever. M1ry .. Lsnens
a<sa "A t4hrrss kFtzay a. ;. H.
ehsrsymaa 4 Bsasa. funeral directors. 5
ko42.aiz.-. .f
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Taesfsf afteFneea, as a sefihnsf "a
ear ~ss crossing the heass street
hf1dss, "a last escaped running over a
email boy Fear - nse lads ssse play.
ias 90 tss fa3tBsth Shsn one ST item
ae6gea sEEsash ilas issa weFs directly
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Fifty cents per yard is the price fixed
for 5000 yards of Tapestry Brussels
carpets to be closed out by Smith &
Sanford. Do not neglect this oppor-
tunlty
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Teachw-Try TO rsmsmbee thls: MI
ton, the pos:, was blind. Do you think
you ean eemsmber ~
"Yee9ma'am."
'sNoW, what was 1iltonS great mis-
lortuneT
"He was poet. ."-American 0roosr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
1 SHORT TRAMP AFTER DINNER
-Harper's B&za1

All persons owing E. K. Wilson please
call at the City Drug Store and pay
their account.