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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25

de la Isla saldra del pnnto de Ia Capital 81 26
del corriente a Ia una de la madrugada
90
$50 desea cOlOCaT un apTendiz de caiis-
ia que sepa distribuir en Ia tipograffa de TX
CORRESPONDENCE. 81
El vapor India entreg6 aver en- Ia Admi-
aistraci6n Central de Comunicaciones 1 pauue-
te correspondence del Havre sacos de Lon
dres, 4 de Paris, / de San Thomas, / paquete
de Trinidad, Antigua, Demerara, Barbados Y
Jamaica; para Ponce para Nayagtiez
En- el AVl99s So recibieron las expsdicionos
atrasadas del Oeste Ri San Agstsfia tomo
saoo para Irun, para Vigo Y para Madrid
El J'tliG tomo sacos para Aguadilay 10 GER
tificados, 3 para Mayagiiez AZ certifcados,
5,sacos para Ponce con 10 certiicados, lsaco
para Puerto, Plata y Port-au- Prince, paque-
te saco para Santiago dc Cuba, para Gil
Dara paquete para NueYitas / paquete.
De Cadiz para Santiago de Cuba 10 sacos
DeNo hemos bebido nuncs nejor BRAN
DY que 81 dol FRAILE CARAT. ts@ .< sS*5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25

pQve ocasi6n dc obscrYarl0 frenologica-
mente por mismo. de notal Ia preston pran-
godlca ae slls parfetales Ia aritonografia que
so indicaba On la region nasal de su enyol torio
humane. El hombr0 ademas tenfa una marOa-
Ga propensidn ensel desarrolo de 81 manifes-
Ia patita como N6nguere aponas contaba SO
prlmaveras Era den Anselmo en- persona |!
Don Anseimo el que Sc ha propuesto demos,
trar al mundO que el JoRNAC CoGEAc que ven
de LUNA es mucho, pero mucho superior al
brandy legitimo de Hennessy.
Z, sin embargo, aquella noche lloYio ex-
traordinariamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25
Secc6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA. Capital

AS"cor: No hemos tenido hoy nineuna
Vent".-M5eles. Ne hay existencias.- Cafz. Ii
Emltadas existencias en- manos de especulado-
res;-ho". No mejoran los precios 4 pesar de-
no naoer crecidas existencias.-C Caevos De ~
So quintal Segtln talnafo. - -
Can6tos.-L6ndres 90 div, $5-SS.-Parfs
ooLv' $1o3-EstadoS- Unidos 8 div, $213.-Es-
p"na . DIV, $l33'-Habana DIV, SIS.
81 @~~ ENTRADAS e<.+ "a
De Liverpool y sscalas, vapor espanol Na-
~TstS0o cen t1etO para varios,
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Nos escriben que result6 muy lucido ell
bail0 que tuvo lugar en- Rfo-piedras el sabado
pasado. Asistieron 81 10 mas sscogidos de di-
cho pueblo = muchas seferitas y joVenes dc
esta Capital que han venido satsfechisimos de
10 animado que estuvo la referila reunion.
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AlMAcaN De MUe1cA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA NJ T. PeNsR.
Muslca para piano dos manos.
sHerNarades.-Torear por 10 fino, bolero,
muslca miniature, CromO. 1G
4aens.-Los Domin6s verdes, Solea i'd i'd. 1S
4dens.-El Domino azul, Fantasia ever
- Gura. ,........ Ellis
! ! Para ed1des On la Capital, D. Jose Gonzales
Font. III <# <@s @1-5 5ss@ 0%
SNeedido-Ge Gede6n va & la Biblioteca, On
busca de obras que puedan ilustrare para un
trabaJo literario que Sc propone hacer sobre el
matrimonio.
ALI SO encuentra con *un escritor, cuyos
eonocimientos estadisticos lo han creado gran
reputation. @ #@.E As- s" <@
-Hombre me allegro yer usted, porque
pedr@ contestarme osta preguntG: / Hay
mas hombres que mujeres que SO casans IN
I'm treSs detc8jdo por 0bejas s-En Hunting
ton Pensilyania IN enjambre de abejHs ha
causadO la interruption durante algunas hOras
dc un tren en- marcha. .$ #*
En- el momento en- que este cruzaba una
granja, un enjambre de abejas nyadi6 el ten
der de la locomotora fernando al maquinista
al fogonero abandonar sus puestos. =.
duras penas pudieron ser expulsadas al
lin las abejas de aln, continuando su marcha
el tren FL fogonero y el maquinsta han to-
nido que sometOrse un tratamiento facultati-
VO, pu0S cara, manos = pecho los tenfan muy
hlnch3doS consOcuencia dc los millareS de pi-
eaduras que recibieron de estos terribes in
sectos u1:=.Et s%.4
Surtido general de quinca1la, ferrotOrfa
porcean2 que SO renueVa menSualmonte de
Europa y los Estados- Unidos vsntas al por ma
yor detalle On Ol almacen de los aenores N .Ro-
man Co., Cruz y So. Pr. .@~.
Mira, Ram6n-le dice an eaballero su
eriado.-Voy hacer un yiaje do algunos dfas
81 viene buscarme mi amigo don Ricardo, die
que Ostar6 de eyuelta fin de semana.
-Auy bien, senorito.
IL Estas enterado?
digo7 ~.
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santurcs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25

-,-. ALMAlINAQUE, E,-Agosto. -Nartes 25.-san
Luis Rey de Francia y San Gin6s =.
EFENERIDE.-1 1886. - Sale para santo
Domingo el doctor Juan Bazque1, despu6s de
naoer estado preso 40 dias por la Inquisicion,
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LAS NU Es

lba por los eSpacios nube candida,
Cernlendose con grave magestad
de repOnte I'm huracan ins0litO
La vino 4 disipar T. s
i....-s I dc Ia nube aqu6la tan expl6ndida
fsj4 nj una huella qued0 en- Ia inmenSidad.
n Aparecio despu6s nubesnegrfsima
Y en- el cielo rugi6 la tempestad
Estallaron los truenos Y relampagos
Cen romeo rebramar,
Y de la nube aquella tan terrifca
Nj una huOlla qued0 en- la inmensidad.
ASi sueedO On Ia existencia mfSera
De la infeliz pobro humanidad .
Sus iluSiones todas here ind0mito .*
Ell destinO fatal. -. %.1>. ~. D. .~
Y, como do las nubes es el t6rmino,
Todo Sc pierde ALA en- la inmensidad
.>.~ J. de !. Jlnsemeg. ~.
y. 81 C0S0S Qse Sc ereconste'adGm Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital. - >.5..5-e.
PTOptetGT6O J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero l6.-Pertumer1a extra superior Sc admi.
ten abonados.-Esmero y limpieza,
iE1 hie1o de BGy0ns6sst
... = IT, -. l4Gi iE1 hse1e de RSyansGnP
SO fabrica con aqua potable corriente. Ne 40
derrlte prOnto nj es salobre.
- Pidase en- los depositos hielo legiti.
me de Ba7am6n. ~
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VARlEDADEs;.

Las buenas hamaeas en- YAuco, los meren-
gues en- Aguadilla, corozos on San German '
busna comida on La CatGzG~G, San Francisco
mum. 30. ,.>& , t@. * r. !. r5s1~~#- g.. Z. Il l..
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BALADA. .

Dol vendabal al rigor
ColdmEiase altivam0nte
Una hOr bella, explendonte,
Nostrando vivo color.
Hoy marchita y sin olor
Yace en- 81 polVo agostada
Por el Viento deshojada,
La que priVando hermOsura,
Burlar quiso 4 Ia natura
Que eneanto y vida le daba. =
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Profesora de instruction

La srta. dona Josefa Salinas que reside en-
el ndmero 20 do la Gale do Ia Fortaleza adm.
70 discipulas precios convencionales. Fnse-
nara todo 10 que SO relaciona con Ia instrne
clon prImaria, y toda class de 1abores de ma
no. '.'. -"
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ealderos surtidos, molinos para cafe, quail
drapas 1nasy entFefnas, tilnbres el6ctricog
cintas abrochadoras, relojes dc pared, espejos,
lamparas colgantes. "a Que enumoraci6n es
esa Es una palida muestra de los muchos
efectos que hay de venta,en la casa Armas '
Jimenez.
BrS'sdis rdyO. O.-V6ase q que pronunci6 un
6bTio en- clertO banQuete :
Mi estomago bodega he destinado,
VengaD vinos franceses 8 andaluces
Porque 81 hombre que ser qaiere ilustrado.
En- elsiglo que llaman de las luc0s
Sele debe encontrar siempre algsB6rado.';
Ignoramos el l3nOmbre del ingenioso autor
del brindis.1
Cuell0s y punes, anchos eBtfechOs, do
bles v sencillos, franceses anericanos se en-
cuentran enla Elegd'seia Guiana, Fortsleza 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The citizens of Galesburg, Ill, have
raised guarantee fund OF 500, 600 to-
wards the building of a beet sugar fac
tory.
The terrible blizzard which set in
Thursday morning over North Dakota
was bowling with increase velocity last
night.
The 8, ,000-ton steel cruiser heretofore
known as No. 8, was launched at the
Columbian Iron Works, Baltimore, Sat-
urday.
At the close of business Saturday S22, q.
1903, 1j0 four and a half per cent. bonds
had been redeemed, leaving So, 400, 900
outstanding.
Tymothy f. Byrnes, a prominent
young politician and chief appointment
clerk under Secretary Window has been
arres ted at Mime apolis, charged with
forgery.
Advices continue to be received from
various parts of the Northwest contain
ing accounts of severe snow storms and
intense cold which has set in 50 ear ly in
the winter.
The Government of Canada has issued
returns showing a declinei In the net rev.
enuo Of the Dominion Of SlOj 400 during
last month owing to the removal Of the
duty on sugars.
William Wood and Edward Smith,
burglar stood two hours in the pillory
at New Castle, Del, Saturday, received
forty lashed 'wsll laid on" and begun a
five years Jail sentence.
The trial of DIR. Ora YES at Denver was
again adjourned Satu rday on account oi
| the continued illness of Judge Rising.
1t is thou sht that the case will go on
to-day with another judge.
Two well dressed men, supposed to be
father and son, entered a bank at Mar
win, O., Saturday, grabbed tray cou-
tanning ST. 500 and escaped. Late at
night they were apprehended at Kenton.
One escaped and the other was fatally
wounded while trying to resist arrest.
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CHINESE REBELS ROUTED.
Defeated with Great Loss Another Mas
sncre of Christians.

Defeated with Great Loss Another Mas
sncre of Christians.
SHANGHAI, Dec. Fuller particulars
have been received of the recent battle
between the Chinese troops and the
rebels, partly MonsolIans and partly
Chinese, who have been advancing to.
ward Pekin There seems to be no
doubt that the rebels received a serious
check. The Chinese general, Mich, one
of the bravest and best known of the
imperial army led the government
forces, numbering 6, 200 picked men from
the National army
The charge was irresistible. Mich,
still at the head of his men, dashed into
the breaking ranks OF the enemy, seek
ing out the rebel commander A wound
whe ether serious or not is untold, stayed
the ardor Of Gen. Mich, and while the
rebel leader is said to have fallen, it
must have been by another hand.
The mounted rebels turned their po-
nies TO the north aud fed in confusion.
Those on post received no quarter.
Those who surrendered as prisoners
were imme diately bsheaded.
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PENNSYLVANlA BRIEFS.

George Troutman, white, Of Allen
town, l6 years old, was accidentally
shot and instantly killed by a young
colored boy named Conover yesterday,
while guaning
The machine and blacksmith shop, to-
gether with the boiler house OF the Bal
timors & Ohio Rail road Company, in
Philadelphia, were burned ysste rday
morning Loss, so, 0O)
The woman who killed herself at
PittsU5n, Pa, was not the wife Of tn 9
baseball player, Alex Jacobs, as an
nOunced. The woman bare a name sim
liar TO the maiden name Of Jacobs vito.
The large three story building on Vine
street, Philadelphia occupied by Hof-
! suetter Bros, bookbinders; Wagner
| Bros, meat dealers, AMI the Shaw Puls
| fishing Company, was burned last nighl
| Loss, $500, 900; insur ed
IL is now believed that John Domineo,
| the Hungarian miner, whose dead body
was found at the bottom of 100 foot
shaft at Pyne oolliery, near Taylorsville,
| Pa, was pushed over the brink by tive
E1Jw eountFymsR
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Dom Pedro, pnurhtsr and Rrazil.

PARIS, Dec THE Count D'Eu, hus s-
band of the Princess Isabella, daughter
of Dom Pedro, denies that his wife has
renounced her rights in favor OF Pedro
Gonzague, son of Leopoldine, Isabella =
younger sister, now dead, and Of her
husband, Prince Louis of Coburg He
says that the Princess will be ready at
any time to go to Brazil when the people
request her to accept her father's crown,
The remains of Dom Pedro will be in
tered in the family vault at Lisbon
Before the body is taken from Paris 1
solemn requiem high mass will be cele
brated in the Church Of the Madeleine
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SIXTY REPORTED DEAD.


Horrible Calamity in Mine In South
wostofn France.
PARIS Dec. IA fearful disaster is
reported from the St. Etienne coal field
in the Southwest of France. While 80
miners were engaged iu the Pompe pit,
an explosion Of fire damp caused the
death OF at least Co.
The first notice that people outside the
pit had of the disaster was rumbling
sound, followed by smoke and fame
rushing from the mouth OF the pit. AS
soon as possible, men descended to tn G
rescue, while hundreds Of wome n
present around the opening shrieked
and walled in agony for the fathers and
brothers below.
The rescuers are reported to have
found all dead but about twenty
who had been in working where the ex'
plosion did not have its full effect The
scene, as the bodies were brought up,
was terrible. Women fell on the bodies
OF their relatives aud could not be torn
away, aud loud imprecasions were utter
ed against the officials whose neglect
was held responsible for the calamity.
The authorities are preparing to hold
% rigid Investigation, as it is claimed
that the mine had been inspected within
few hours before the explosion, and
declared safe to work in.
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T1IfWV !, NNIH NNENHNNNs
sCHuYLRILL DIVISION.
on and after November 10, 1891, trains
ledUe Shenandoah as JOiiOtOS:

on and after November l5, 1891, trains ,oiH
LedDe Shenandoah as J0ttOt0s:
FOR Nlggan, tsuberton, FreckVllle, New
,'at,s, st. Clair end way points, 500, $40,
ll.45 a N ana 4 lie D M,
,Andays, 800 B.4O a 10 and BIO o m.
For poJtsvllle, 800, 0.lU, IL 40 m ana f.l6
sundays, 800, SO s m and $40 p m,
For Residing, 800, ll.45 10 and ais pm.
sundays, 60j, 9.40 q. n, and 3.l0 p IA.
For POttstOWn, PhOsntxville, HOrriRtOwn
~ Philadelphia CBroad street stationJ, 6.oO,
sucdayB, 800, $40 e. M $40 p IA,
Trains leave FracEvlue tor Shenandoah as
$40 M and l2.li, 5.Oi, 7.42, 1903 p M, Sum
q .yB, li1J IN ann go p m,
Leave Pottgvills for suenendoah, lO.I5 an6
u.48, m 4.iO, 7.l5, ga p M. Sundays, 1910
Leave Pniladelphla BROAD street stationl,.
or Pottsvine aud Shenandoah, 6.57, S3i n,
30 and 100 p m week days, Sunday $50, and.
For Ne v York, $40, 4O5. 40, 5.s5, $50. 7.8O I
s.l0B,3l $780, llO0 andll.l4 ll.35 m, l20 icon
QtUi5ed eVpress, LOS 4.50 p n1.l 1874, l.Sl1.
$50, i2l 4, i.O2, 9, e2J, $50 7,lS s,l2 and
on Sundays, $40, 4O5, 44O. 6s5, s.l3, $50, $3.50,
i,50, .. "a. $40 SIS ,T,I8 SJs > N aud i2Oi night
For Saa Girt, Long Branch and intermediate
static 20 and IA a; m, 400 p. M weeBI
days FrVehOld only 800 p m week days. ,
For Baltimore and Washington, $50, 7.20,l
8. 10 and II lS A. M, A. 81, 74O p M. and 1906
night daily anG 81, 1920 a. M. II 81 Qmitedy
express with dining car to Baltimore) l.90, g. 40
p. IN. we K days. For Baltimore only 2.02, 4.0I
week days, 5O8, ll.30 D. m. daily.
For Richmond, 20 a, M. and l203 night
daily, 30 p. IN. daily, except sunday.
ErAlns leave Harrisburg Tor PittsDurR and
~ west every day at IL. % aud $40 M and
| 3 n 0imItedl and $40, 725 p m. Way 70 4
a tooas s 10 \ m ana 4.10 p M every oay.
pOr Pittsburg only, ll,2O a M daily and lO.%l
| m week days.
Leave sunbury for Williamsport, Elrnira
| JRnandaigus, Rochester, Bnftalo and Niagars
| 'sls s.lC IA sally, and LBS pm week dsysl
| For Elmii $50 M week days.
For erie and intermediate points, $40 NJ II
| lRily. For Lock 8aYen, 5I0, and 9.56 mi
| tally, ] 35 and 5.8n D. m. week days. Fol
senova $40 a m l35 and $50 m week days.
| 10 O. n Sundays
| HAS. e PUGH, ]. r. WOOD, 4
! tIen. MANY Gen Pass, ARt|
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E,puDIioaos Nominato Reed.

WAsHlNGToN, Dec THE Republi q
ca members OF tho House met Satur-
day evening in the room Of the Commit
tee on Judiciary. When a quorum was
present the caucus was called to order
by Mr.. Henderson OF Illinois. Nomina-
tious for tine apeakersntp were immedi-
Rtely in order, and Mr. Burrows Of
Michigan presented the name OF Mr..
Reed The nomination was agreed to
by acclamstion, ald Mr.. Reed made a
brief speech in reco. Il zion of the honor.
The minor officers VINO served during
the last Congress were renomiaated
without opposition and the cauoas ad
journed.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

1t VIII Not bo Sent TO Congress Hefo re
Noon Tomorrow.
WAsWNGToN, Dec. 8. The President
is still at work on his message. For the
last three mornings he has not occupied
his Office between the Cabinet room aud
that occupied by Mr. Halford, but he has
had table dosk fXe% up in his bed
room, where he has written until 1880
o'clock, when he has gone out into his
ordinary quarters TO receive callers.
The message will not be sent to Con
gress before tomorrow noon. This time
has been fixed upon for its presentation,
following the precsdents Of 1889 and
1887 AS the organization of the eHouse
of Representatives at the beginning OF
"A Congress is not usually completed un-
til a late hour on Monday, The annual
report Of ths Secretary of the Treasury
viii be sent TO Congress at noon on
Wednesday.
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Robbed bY HIahMaYmen.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj, Dec. CHARLES
p. johnson of Absecom was driving
across the meadows during the night
from this city. When about mile from
Pleasantville he was stopped by two
strange men, who asked for ride. He
allowed them to get In the wagon, when
suddenly they presented revolvers and
demanded his money, Johnson gave
them over $40 and valuables. The high
waymen then leaped from the wagon
and ran down the road to where anoth eT
wagon was standing and drove away.
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BIRD. FLYING North In Winter.

E3NYACK, N. y, Dec. IA strange sight
was witnessed along the lower Hudson
River valley yesterday afternoon. Thou
sands of birds, flying in northerly di-
rection, were seen. The strange phe-
nomenon cannot be accounted for, as
birds fly to the South at this season of
the year. 1t is thought the birds were
robins, but never before have they been
known to come north at this season.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
ARRANGEMENT OF PAssEEeER TRA1Ns.
NOV lh. 1891


Passenger trains will leave Shenandoah for
Aauch Chunk, LehightOn Slaungton Cats
sauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, E9stOn, Phil
Ielphl9 and New YORK at 5.l7, 7.40, 9.O3 a. Ia.
y -, $40 J.29 p. IN,
f ~ B6lWdere, Delaware Water GAP and
str luds burg At 5.4l 8. IN, and 5.28 p. m.
FOR LaiobertVille aud IrentOp, 4.02 p, c.
For waite Haven, Wilkes-Barre and Pil.l
,on 54T, 008, lD.41 a. m, $40 aud 528 %. M
For IunEh8nnock, lO.il q, m, $40 and 5.2t
For Auburn, Ithaca; Geneva ana and Lyons
lO.4l a. m. ami 5.28 p. m.
For La .syville, Towsnda Sayre, Wavorly
Glnlira, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails,
Chicago and all points West al 10 Al q. no .,ond
For '5lmira and the West via Salamanca al
For Audenred, Basleton, Stockton, Lun
lar Yard, WeatEerly ana Penn Haven juno
ION at Sal, 7.4O, 9,O6 a. m and 1852 3l0 and
For Jeanesville, Lewiston and Beavei
zeadow, f,4O, 9.0S q. m. ana 5,28 p. IA,
For scranton at 547 9.OS, lO.4l 3. m. 9 10 End
For r. Hazle Brook. Jeddo, Drirton ana Free
md at 5.47, 40, 9Os, lO4l 3. M, 1852 $40 and
i,26 D. m.
For Quskske at 5.47 ana sos e. M, end
For Wigrans, Gilberton and Frsokvills al
30 and 1852 M, and 4.l0 .. m,
For Yatesville, MahRnoy City and Dsianc,
~, 40, 9O8, lO4l, a. M, 1882 3.lO,5.28' S0S,
l2i md 1927 p. m.
For Lost Creek 3irardville and Ashland
~ 74b. 9.52, lOl5 a. M, LOO, LAO, 4.lO B.Sb
3.06 and 9.l4 o. m.
For Dark Water st Clair and Pottgviue
$50 40 s 50 9OS, iO.4l a. M, 1852, BIO, 40, 526
For Buck Mountain, New Boston and
dorea, 7.40, 008 l0.4l e. Ii, l252 BIO, 62B and
For Raven Run, Centrala, MT. Carmel aud
shamokin, S.62, and lO.l6 q. m, l.4O, 4.4C
nd SO8 o, M.
80 ll.55 a. m, 2l0 430 and $50 p. M, arTiv
Il Shenandoah, 9.O5 a. M, 1852, BIO, 5.25 aud
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HAcKETTsTowN, N. j., Dec. IA
party of prospeotors have leased the
mineral rights on the Listner and
Stephens properties at Budd's Lake and
are searching for silver ore. They have
sunk a shaft some 80 feet and ,have found
ore that assays SO and 81 to the ton. 1t
is believed that the ore wilt assay a
higher percentage OF the valuable mccall
rs a greater depth is reached.
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BUFFALO n Y, Dec. 1.-Two broth.
ers, named George and Peter Welzml lileE
got into dispute which resulted in
George using q knife with serious effect.
Peter is dying and George is in jail.
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CONTESTED SEATS.


Hair Dozen 1a1oz that win Come Be
fore the House.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE House will
not have more than half a dozen con-
testol elect cases to decide, and three
o these are from tho State Of Pennsyl-
vaui The titles Of the cases are Rey-
uglGs against Shonk, Reedy again It
Sout and Craig aga ust Stewart. Tue
contests are brou sht by Democrats.
The testimony in the two last named
cases is very yolu ninoIs, filling tn 90
large prin ed volumes in each instance
The "a legations on which the contests
a based are purely technical, being
qu I ol 3 whether oertAiR voters had a
legal right to cast their ballots.
There is one contest In New York,
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Noyes Republican, against Rockwell,
Democrat. and the latter will be handi .
capped by decision OF the New York
courts against him. Tho remaining two
cases are in the South, MoDufY against
Gurpin in Alabama, and Miller against
Elliott in South Carolina The contest
ants are Republicans who N ale 0 ght
last year. and who we're seated by a Re
publican House.
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NHARTER NOTICE. - Notice is
~ hereby given that an application will
be made 10 the Court OF Common Plea Of
Schuylktll county on Monday, December 2lsl,
A. ID, 1891, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, un-
OF Pennsy lvauia, approved A prll 20, 1874 "and
the supplements thereto, for the cnaTter OF an
Intended corporation TO be called st. George
Shenandoah, Pa" Sail association is 10 be
located in shenandoah, Pa, and to have f1r
its object the m4iutenance OF society
fot social educational and beneficial pur-
poses to its members iron funds collected
therein.
s. G. NJ. UOLIOPErER,
Attorney for Applicants.
Shenandoah, Pa, Nov. %, '9l. ll24-3w
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