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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-22

COntsntaos con 81 sacrifcio que hago en-
no ir casa de la Duquesa. Como bWen
cat6lico seis inOlinado 81, y le Oncontrais
Guiz&S dulzUras aSc6ticas que no estan al
alcancs de mi comprensi6n nj On la esfora
dc mi sentir.
--Si hubi6seis tonido. hijos, rspuso
suspirande 81 General Holms, comprende-
riais ol ansia y la dulzura que inspira Ell
sacrificio.
Una palidez mortal So eXtondi0 sobrc
el rOstro de Lady Virginia, que no pado
scr notada, pOrque en- aQuel instante en-
tr6 ell MARQUES aeOmpanado dc otrOg ami
COS, POGO dOspu6s Sc hallaban todos rOu-
nid0s al rededor de una mesa, ouya ex-
plendidez sobTepujaba 4 cuanto puede la
imagination crear rsunir en- sus mas eIa-
ieradaS pinturas El bIillante alumbrado
t0dO 10 haeia resplandecer, el orc, Ia pla-
ia, el criStal, como 10 haee la algeria en- ol
cOrazon dc que SO posesiona. Los Grades
con SuS ricas libreas, su calZon corto Y Su
media de seda, cuidaban atentOs de preyo-
mir los deseos, puOsto quOaaquolla mansion
parecia GeStinada satisfacerlOs todos.
FL gasto que Originaba aqusl banquete
tanto en- las primeraS matOriaS como en-
las que 81 ArtO Ia Industrial habian pro
porcionado parai6l, hubiese p0dido dar de
conner por algunOs dias los pobres de
Londrss. Anatsma sobrO 81 lujO Ana
toma sobre sus secuaces Tai sera quizas
el grito que On su idignaci6n humanitaria
lance alg1n fl&ntr0po superficial.
II Bendito el lUj0 decimos noeotros,
tribute oblfgatorio del rico las manoB
inteligOn0ias que 10 cOnfeccionNn; bella
fUOntO que estimUla al GSnio, que sosti6no
la IndQstria, que mantienO miles dc
ObrerOs! 81 cOsas0 el lujo, 81 faltason los
capitales que On 81 Sc invierten, lqu6 Sc
ria dc YosotrOs miOpos que 10 censurais,
siendo vuestra ProYidencia Anatematt-
cese, ridiculfcOse On buen hOra la loca va
nidad, que Quiore igualar al que DO tisAe
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ii TERRIBLE NAUFRAGIOl!
En- las aguas del EGEAU SEA,
"CocoTTE z GUIGNoL"
DE Los MAGNlFIGos vlPoREI

De este terrible Siniestro ocurrido en- Ia ne
che del 90 de Febrero 1ltimo, han podidO sal
Varse milagrOsamentc del rigor de las olas, gra-
clas los prontos auxiliOs del vapor "BOrifs-
Q%e'a" su regreso de Paris y Nueva-York
gruesas de maquinas de coser de ctvS, s
gruesas de tramvias a ctvs., 6 gruesas de We
loc1pedos automatcos q ctVs., 6 gruesas de
panaderas centavos, &, &, e.
Ratas automaticas, TabliIlas enganadoras
Monocitos salteadores, Huevos Faraon, Bar6-
metros orientales, Pajaros Burlones, Pescados
magneticos, negritos fexibIes, Bigotes peri
las, CriStales de aumento, ramilletes sOrti-
jas sorpresa, Misterios Egipcios, Tabaqueras
sorprendentes, EspejOs magicos, Cigarras mons
truosas, telefonos, trasp parentes para ventanas
cajas luminOsas bolas obedientes Periqutos
para munecas, Tarantulas, Sapos mecanicos,
cohetes inacabables, albums, Baterias de cocina
Prendedores de panos, Pinturas automaticas,
herramientas combinadas, alcancias, &, &.
s2e7 ERoMPos,
1882 bo1as de china agate, cristal, &,&
Todo 10 cual y en- obsequio los mum ere
SOS faVorecedores del BAZAR S.aOWBOS
OMUJV'DOS7 los Sres. Consignatarios del
"Coc0tte y Gatigsop nos 10 han cedido precios
de abandono.
Los que dOssen escOger aprovecharsO les
aconsejamos quo Visiten pronto los aparadores
de
sa21IbOS eUVE711OS.
San JatStO 81.
P0R MAYOR DETAIL.
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Billares y accessories
SAN JUsTo 81.

Tacos de billar de 90 classes diferentes, to-
dos con eOntreras de marfl, desde un peso.
Contreras de marfl de reserva, talenes '
sueias Boos de marfl de MADEIRA, palitos
de marfty dc MADEIRA, tia, corta suelas, prem
sas para pegar las suelas y los -talones, apara-
tos para cortar las suelas a medida, tafetan
para pegadit0s contadores metalicos automa-
ticos, rondelas especiales para pegar las sue
las, tableros para el juego de damas a la Espa-
nola a la Francesa. Domin6s, fiehas de hue
so y de composition para el juego del tresillo.
Tratados de billar por ell c6lebre Vignaur. etc.
etc.
Muestras de panos para mesas de billar J
de tresiIlo
MueStras de bandas metalicas de todos los
sistemas, de Bandas de gonna americanas
trancesaS dc las celebradas de RivOire.
Catalagos completes dc BiEEGreS u acceso.
rios dc las mejores fabricas de Espana, Fran
cia, B6lgica America.
EStudio y construction dc aparatos para
iuOgos de sociedad, con sin aplicaci6n de Ia
electricidad.
installation completa, segun presupuestos
Gle todO 10 COncerniente CirculOs, Ateneos
Casinos Salas dc billar para particulares
Bar6 y Comp.
SAN JUsTo 81.
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Las Palmoras
.clGARRILU0S DE LA HABANA
De LA FABRICA
2. COLL Y Ca.

Esta nueva Y va acreditada marca, la cual 80
fabrlca con diez classes de papel difeFsntes Sc
encuentra de venta en- los stios sguientes:
CAPETAL.-CoSito Esp05lOg Liceo Caf6
de La Mottorqwi'aG La Palma, Restaurant
La A~rOrG caIIe de la Fortaleza Y La CataLq-
ma, calle de San Francisco. Sres Barcel6
Gonzalez, Colon y ca, La Draga, sandalio Cue
rrero, Candido Nori6ga, Pedro z. Zamorano,
Bernardo Fernandez, Manuel Luengo, La Com
oettdorG, Francisco Marcos Jose F. Botas, Can
tina del Muelle de don Jose Marcos don An
dres CaIVo Restaurant Puerta de Espana An
tonic Olivia, Alejandro Suarez, Peuqueria Laa-
rGE Bat Francisco Girat, Francisco Fuentes
Jose Novella, Jose de Juan y Manuel Luengo
Gale de Tetuan
BAYAMON.-Sres. Manuel Perez ca, Su-
cesores de Cabranes y Ca, Sores de Garcia Y c.,
9ascual ]. Lopez Y Ca, Francisco Cestero, Ro-
mualdo Tormo Francisco Lavandero, j. Sa-
lom Ca, FeIiu y Ca, Melquiades Torres.
RIO-PIEDRAS.-Src Daz Hermanos, An
tonic Alvarez, Ramon Garcia, Gonzalez ca,
Manuel Perez, Fernandez Juncos Juglar, Ma
nuel Perez Fernandez
Ages1tes sltjcoS.-BAR0 = ca,
SAN JUSTo 81
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FotegrafTa en".", verso
DE MANATI.

DE MANATI.
Ven nina, de- tan negros ojos,
do negrisimO cabello,
dc hermOsfsimas pOstanas
por que bajaste del cielo I?
Ven quiero admirar la belleza
que en- tt derram6 natura
tn bien fOrmada cabeza
tn mirada que embeleza
y tu boca que es dulzura.
Y yer el grato contrasto
que forma 81 negro vestido,
con 10 blancO de tn tez
que cual nac0r, suave es,
y mas que suave, lucido.
Y yer como en- tn carri!lO
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Hemos recibido uEa atenta carta suscrita
por D" Josefa Batsta Perez, manitestandO que
no os oxactO que Sc brinde como modista on
Arecbo. Entregaremos original que reci-
bimcs para su pu blicaci6n, q fiji de que dicha
Sra. haga de 81 el uso que crea mas cOn7enien-
to a sus intereseS
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pudo nacer tai lunar
cual azabache, lucisnte,
resplandeciondC on tn frente
cual planeta sin rival.
Ven nina, sientate al piano
deja alberto ell balloon !
quiero yer tn linda mano
como dOmina ell tochade
que haee habIar tu coraz6n.
q Tu retrat0 al termiRar:
Hare el de Matilde Maria
tus hermanas como el tuyo, igual
"Las tres las voy fijar
"Altos, de- la Notaria."
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Carmen e. Gtigez y COrdOuts,

de la isla (gstas 6Itimas obfig6ndonos 4 sostencr
una crecida coetosa correspondencia), porque
no publicamos segun los solicitantes desean y 81
pOr rigOroso turnO) las somblanzas entreteni
laoi6n 10 hemos manifOstado varias veces. Para
cada untentretenimiente que pnblicamos, rscibi-
mes por 10 menOs vSinte que tienen que esperar
turno.
Buscando el mOdo de complacer los que mes
favorecen cen dichos entretenimlentes, ayudar
nos la vez en- los enormes gastos que esta en-
presa origina, hemos dispuestO 10 siguiente.
1o Seguir publicandO gratis pOr el turno CO.
rrespondiente los dlcbos entretonimiOnt0s
% CObrar baje 81 plan de la siguientO tari-
ia los que deSeen que los que Onvien SO publ
qusn sin esperar su turne.
Semi blAnGa- 81 %
Charada de Il verses so
Log 0SFlI0S- = %
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K CQs0s QNe Sc reconsieMd0

- CGsGs que Sc recons5epadGW Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital
Propjetar5o J. Apellaniz, San Justo, Rtl-
nero 16-Pertumerfa extra superior. Sc adni-
ten abonados.-Esmero limpieza
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Soluci6n los entrsteEifnentos publica-
dos anoche: AaGgr0nsGs Abelardo Prieto,
Salvador Brau.-FSgG de vOcGles: Chato cha
teIe-dos cuartos me debes, = 81 no me los
paga chato to quedes.-C -ChGrGd0: Salchicha.
-Iogogr5to: Valdejunquera.-A VERDE.
Il diVi2a021g0: La lengua.
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FUGA DE YoCALEs

i.m.st.d .m.st.d P.Lbr. h.rm,s.
s. n i m.nd. n. FIR n. q..m.r.;
a.. |. .mst.d s. .nc..ntr. vrd.d.r.
81. n I'm. sns. bl. b.nd.d.s.
Una sej1oTita.
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- -

Pwy0, cr5stazjpaG y f1trada Sc ofrece en-
venta por bocoyes bajo contrata. Los que la
deseen hallaran infornes en- la oficina de LA
CORRESPONDENCE. S-4
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Han remitido la soucion los entrstsni-
mientos pnblicados anoche AaaGgrGnsa Chu-
cha Mercedes Manzano, Ell conde de Ia Gran
ja, Raf6el Mamemimomt, Rafael Perfume, Mau-
leon, Pedro Verger, Vejigante en- chancleta-
go Sanchez Santiago, ManO Gallo, Los dos qua
res, Jacinto Faranjo (hijo), Latita dc gofo,
Srta. Carmen Meraza, Alexandra EsteVe.-AHG-
CRANE adjvjnGnzo: Puerto-R Rico es mfo, Sc
rorita Regina dc Ia Tore, Srta. Julia shnchOg
y Carzado srta Maria Carambot, Una Viuda,
srta. Amelia CifredO, Ignacio Carballeiro,-
CbGradG, acertyo, aeGgrohsG, adivi~amSa y
zOgogrfo: Juan G. Santiago, Enrique sailot,
leda Tirope, Esoj B. d. Agev, A. schumburg,
Dulce bien rnfo, Ramon Rothschild, Eureka
Chay@do, AdjVjnGHSG y 50gogryo: NJ. Orraca,
FL polvorin de Lares, La duqueSa del sol, Con
suelo.-Fuga de VocN1es F. Masjuan y her
manos, Rafael Garcia Sanchez.
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NLINDA DEL TANAMA

Els 81 fragantfsimo bouquet de las damas
arecibenas. Buscad ese delicoso aroma, y de
seguro 10 encontrar6s en- los Polvos Dentales
del DR.. Salicrup.
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Domingo de RGnsOS, o.
San Pablo Y San Deogracias, obispo.
EMERIDES.-Empieza la constructor
dol Real Arsenal.
ObServaciones MeteoroI6gicas
MARIO 20 de 1891
Ba6mst Fn aS metres sOhS csaHrnao vsntra
tg9 Altgrs ri pazinal9 1891 % osnthgrsdos.
Media del d1a = dia-. 1881 q dia.. 20 80 idem
Altura nnfnina tarde, .75sf GA tde..27 IS idem
Corregida de Capilaridad temperature.
Higr0metro Saussurre.
Gel dla-
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ENTRADAS

De la Habana escala vap. esp. ''Manuela"
de 386 tOneladas cap. Ginesta, Ludwig Du-
place, V. Luina Sobrino ID caias cigarrillos,
J. Ochoa Hermanos, 100 sacos papas Sucoso-
res de Dorado y Ca, so caas vslas Zalduondo
: Vale l GAIA tabacos. Manuel Rios, caias
Velas. Cerecedo Hermanos Ca. 2 cajas ciga-
rrillos, 1 GAIA tabacos.-A Ia ordOn: H ca
jas dulces R 40 cajas cigarrllos. G ca
ia picaduras.
De Liverpool escaIa vap. esp "Paletino"
a Vijande Ca. carga de transito
Del vap. "Ponce de Leon" de la carga dc
transito, Sc, descargaron 1000 sacos SAL con-
signados a Vicente Ca.
Mexcados de La Is1a
PONCE
CGl5.-Muy firme de $25 264 por extre-
mos de- calidad.
Acknowledging So Grocery $34 a St.
Centrifugal 2. 81.
MjezeS.-De $21 a $29 los 11O galones por
extremes de calidad
CGm6jos.-Londres 80 DIV $5-774 a $50
Nueya-York 3 dias 2O3 a $21 pOr 100
Espana, 8 dias $15 $l4 por lee.
MAYAGUEZ
Cqf.-Buena demanda de % a 264 segun
Ax1cay.- Limitaaas existencias, de 3 4
81 redno.
Micles.-De 18 a $40 los ITO galones ella
ses ordinarias. Mucha demanda
CQasbjos. os.-Loqdres 90 DIV, $3.50 por 100.
Nueva-York 8 dIy, $3I por 10O
Espana $l4 por 100.
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CHARADITA

O41hLGhDI4h
T0do es infnitivo
de un yerbo, acabadO en- es
segwsd0, tercerG cWatr0'
infnitiVo tambi6n 6s.
Els 10 contrario de tOd0
segm'td0, teycera cW0rtG
dos infinitivos sen
cwarta: y a tercj0, cuarta ligada.
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L0GoqRTFo NUMERICO

De9icado mi buon amigo. 1,2,3,4,5,6,78,9,
1o,11I2, Is, 1915 16,1 1920 de Juana.Daz.
1875, ROta musical.
1913, NOta musical.
9,1O,13 Mineral.
1885 Pieza de vestir
5,9,8,13 Fruta tropical.
1O,9,7,3 Nombro de mujor
1,2,3,4,8,9 Reputable M6dico.
1O,1l,12, 1914 NOmbre de Var6n.
IA, 13,12,6, IL Lo que desean los smpleadOs
1,2,3,4,56,7,8,9 NoMbr0 dc VarOn.
1O,11,12, 2,1S,1913 Nombr0 de varon.
15,2O,17, 1878 Muy profundO Ell las eiepcias
10,9,15,2o,19,18,
13 NOmbre de mujer.
16,17,20, 19,19,1S Apellid0 de un prOhOmbre
do Puerto Rico.
S9,14,15 16,12,13 Contribution onOrOsa.
15,20,17, ,19,14,13 NOmbre de Varon.
2O,14,11 NombrO dc mujor.
16,14,13 NdmerO
3,6,9,11 VOeales
15,17,19 CQnsonantos.
20 Vocal.
E7 PyeSidente del GLIB del CoA6p.
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Largos 50 centavos un peso segdn tamano.
Al cnviar Ell manuscrito, debe acompanarse su
vaIor en- sellos de correo Ia par.
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SeCCi6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

cQt6.--sin variaci6n, de $25 a $27 segdn
calidad
Agacar.-se vendisron hoy 81 bOcoyes
buen refno. San JOs6, a 1915 Y 18 id. BNena
Vista 1913.
Mse1ss.-sin operaciones de que hacer
mencion.,
CweroS.--Corta demanda de 81 a 50 al.
Ron.--Hay existeneias que SO yendon de
$54 a $50 segdn graduation.
Conbios.-El B01aco EspGNoI cotiza:
Londres so DIV, $5-S24
Paris s DIV, $163 por 100.
Estados-U -Unidos 8 DIV, 2o4 per leo.
Espana DIV, 13 por 100.
Habana 8 DIV, II por 1o0
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Cruz, casa del Hejnt, se ha extraviado I'm juo-
60 do galoRes dc COmandante, dentro de una
cajeta dc carton. El que los llaya oncontrado
y les lleve la reforida sastrerfa, sera grati1-
cado
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Saltos de Caballo ---..------.----- 1 90
Los den6s entretenimicntos: ST son
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sECCI0N DE ANUNCIOS

o3O o6o
Sc ha trasladado la casa de PUPILO de la calle
de San Justo ndmero por tener su dueno que
ausentarse para Espana.
Informaran en- la misma casa. 1910
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ANAGRAMA. .
Dedtcado d mi amigo Rafael Real.
YoGAs 80 LEJos Es.

Cou estasl pa7abras, descomponiendo sus le-
tras formar 81 nombre apellidos de I'm indi-
Viduo conocido en- t0da la Isla
j. G.. NccieeEhcs.
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De9icado mi buOn amigo. 1,2,3,4,5,6,78,9,
1911, 1918, a. Is, IL, ,l819,2O de JuanaaDiaz.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE.
The Republicans Said to Have the Sen
ate and Democrats Probably
the House.
Rv the United Press
By the United Press

New YORK. Nov. 9.--1he Dem
ocrats insist that they will have a
majority in the assembly, and they
do not concede the Senate to the
Republicans. All they claim re-
garding the Senate is that that
body will be a tie, and that the
lieutenant governor will have the
deciding vote. Even admitting this
claim to be valid it would still be
a question if the Democrats could
enact their pet schemes of redis-
tricting the State and providing for
a new enumeration Of the inhabi-
tants. Able constitutional lawyers,
who always come to the, front in
times like the present, say that the
lieutenant governor could not vote
on matters of general legislation !;
that he only has right to vote on
the confirmation Of appointments
when the Senate is a tie. But it
is not believed that this knotty
point will have to be decided this
winter, as the Republicans are rea-
sonably certain to control the Sen
ate at least.
The contest over the legislature
is of the first Importance. Aside
from the immense patronage at
Gov. Flowers disposal with friend.
ly Senate, if the Democrats had
|, both branches of the legislature
they could make it practically i'm
possible for the Republicans tc
carry the State again within the
present generation. They woul(
redistrict the State, to begin with
and make certain that Mr.. Hiscock' >
successor would be a Democrat
{ While the Democrats have no
abandoned the hope of capturing tn
. Legislature, the Republicans do no
5 feel any uneasiness SO far as tn
Senate is concerned, and that block
h the dream of Democratic conques
; in the direction of partisan legis!a
ton.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Special Train Odd Fellows Day.

Wednesday next, which is Odd
Fellows day at the Exposition, the
Richmond & Danville railroad will
run a special train from Goldsboro
to Raleigh and return, leaving as
follows:
Goldsboro 9 a. NJ, fare for round
trip including admission to the Ex-
position, $3.50; Princeton 9:26,
$1.40; Pine Level 9:37, $1.35; Sci
ma 9:43, $1.3O; Wilson's Mills 9:57,
$1.20; Clayton 1918, 95 ceats; Au'
burn 1925, rs cents; Garners 1898.
20 cents; arriving at Raleigh 1O:45
a. m.
The train returning will leave
Raleigh at 5:35 p. M. arrive Gar
ners 5:47, Auburn $3.50, Clayton
6:07, Wilson's Mills 6:22, Selma
6:34, Pine Level GAP; Princeton
6:54, Goldsboro 1920. Tickets solo
for this train will be good returning
on special and regular trains at an.
time within seven days from date o
sale.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Sam Jones at Charlotte.
Special to STATE CHRONICLE.

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 9. Along to-
wards the first of Sam Jones meet
ing in this city the collections were
very slim, and the committee was
uneasy about the $500 auditorium
expenses. But in the past few days
the sum of $1,000 has been raised
for Mr.. Jones and the $500 audito-
rum debt is provided for. Besides
this Prof. Excel realized hand
somely from the sale of song books.
So that Charlotte contributed quite
liberally to the meetings. In May
l, 1890, Charlotte's purse to Mr.
Jones was $4,000.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Supreme Court.

Seventh District appeals.
miller vs.. Groome from Fifth
District submitted on printed briefs
by }. t. Morehead for plaintiff and
billiard and King and j. f. Boyd
for defendant.)
State VS.. Black, argued by Batch
elor (for Attorney-General) for the
State, and Douglass and Shaw and
Hinsdale for defendant
Mclean VS.. Breeze and Boykin
VS.. Buie; put to end of docket.
Avirett VS. Elliott, argued by
Broadfoot and Hinsdale for plain
tiff; Sutton and Cook for defend
ant.
Mclean vs. Smith, continued.
Folb VS. Insurance Co., argued by
Sutton for plaintiff, and Hinsdale
for defendant.
Mcleod VS. Williams, put to end
of district.
Moore VS. Ray, compromised anf
dismissed.
Vanstory vs. Thornton, argued by
Sutton for plaintiff.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Raleigh, N c., Tuesday Morning November TO- 1901
DARING COUNTERFEIrERs.
The Police Get no Less Than Three Of
Them.

Saturday morning Jesse Goodwin
white, was arrested for passing coun-
felt silver dollars. He went to tie
station house and soon "squealed' on
his pals. These he said were ].
w. Dezern, also white, carpenter
at work at Caraleigh, and who is a
native of Orange county; end John
Allen johnson, notorious criminal
who has served term in a United
States penitentiary for the same Of
fence, and a number of terms in
the work house. Dezern was arres-
ted by deputy marshal John Up
church Saturday night. johnson
was captured on Cannon
street, i'll the Southwestern
part of the city, Sunday
night. He and Goodwin were in the
station house, while Dezern was put
in Jail. Many of the counterfeit
dollars were found. It was discov-
cred that they we're made in Rham-
katie, at an old smithy. There
quantities of powdered glass, used
in giving the bogus coins the silvery
ring, were found. It was discov.
cred that Goodwin bought small
quantities of tobacco and gave the
bogus dollars in payment, getting
change in good money. The dol.
lars are dated 1875, 1882 and 1885
: Yesterday afternoon all the men
were given hearing before U. S
Commissioner Purnell at y. S
. court room, and in default Of bal
went to Jail.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised
druggist to sell DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds, upon this condition. Ii
you are afflicted with I, a,cough, cold
or any lung, throat or chest trouble,
and will use this remedy as direct
ed, giving it a fair trial, and e1pe-
rience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this
offer did we not know that DR.
Kings New Discovery could be re
lied on. 1t never disappoints. Tria
bottles free, John Y. MacRae''
drugs store. Large size SOC. ane
$1.00.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
The ALARMING STU
ALTON IN TENNESSEE,
Threats Of the Miners
who Burned the Brice-
Vile Stockades.
CAPITAL KEPT OUT
Of the &ote-7oton Companies Re.
fuse to Enter the sStase-We 6or-
ernor Warned Not to Rebuild
the .S0ckades.
By The United Press.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9. The
situation Of affairs in Tennessee is
becoming alarming. Suspicious
communication is being held be-
tween the East Tennessee miners
and the miners of Kentucky, Ala
bama and Virginia. The hardy
mountaineers who released the con-
victs have sworn that the Governor
shall not rebuild the stockades, and
that if he sends the convicts back
to the mines they will be butchered
in cold blood. It has been stated
officially that the rebellion of the
miners so far as estimated has dam.
aged the commercial standing OF
East Tennessee to the amount o1
millions of dollars. Two town com
panies with $50,000,O00 capital
one located at Bristol, the othe1
with $100,000,00o capital and 10
Gated at Elizabethtown, have re
fused to enter the State, claimin!
that the State not being able to pro
tect its own interests, cannot pro
tect the interests of capital.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
The Direct Trade Matter.

The department of agriculture
yesterday received long and i'm
portant letter from Malcolm Kearton
& Co., of London, England, which
will appear in the next Bulletin.
1t is in regard to direct trade be-
tween North Carolina and England,
and contains much that is of special
value to producers here. Why
should not shipments be made di.
rect from a North Carolina port:
The firm tells of the most desirable
Way to put up various articles and
products.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-10
Two Swindlers Captured.

Saturday night two white men,
w. G. Woodlief and Hubert War
rem, got hold of a young white man
named John Moriarty, from this
county, and pretending that they
were detectives, arrested him, claim
ing that he had counterfeit money.
They made him show his money,
$1.45, and then took it. They
brought the poor scared fellow near
the city hall and then informed him
that they would let him off until
Monday, when he must appear be-
fore a u. S. commissioner. One
of them pretended to stand Mori
arty's appearance bond for $50.
Moriarty found out the game and
informed the police. The latter
found the two swindlers on the
"Bowery" and ran them il: Yes
terday they were taken before Jus.
tice Whitaker, who held them in
5000 bond each to appear at the
January term of the Superior court
They could not put up the bond, sc
to jail they went, and thus Moriarty
has his ''innings." Woodlief usee
to keep a bar near the fair grounds
He and Warren are by trade car
penters. Moriarty is an ignoran
but honest young fellow. The ad
venture ends like one in the ster.
books virtue being rewarded an
vice punished, and the green horl
l comes out on top.