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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

Veinte ocho senoras de Ponce cuya rela-
ci6n tenemos, cosieron gratuitamente 203 saba
mas para los hospitales de colericos, ell mes de
Diciembre de 1855.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

te parar Cuba. Cuando regres6 Ell Manuela 4
Haytf (ya Sc habfa jugado la loterfa( fue cue en-
Port au Prince Sc recibieron los billetes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

En- la calIe de la Lnfanta Luasa, en- Ia Marina,
hay una casa perteneciente la succession del Sr.
Was, la cual es una verdadera begrwga, pues con-
ira todas las reglas de ornate esta ocupando casi
la mitad de la cale, quitandole ell merito la me-
jor via de todo aqua barrio Sabemos que hoy
Sc ha presentado un escrito al Ayuntamiento So
lic1tando acuerde 10 procedente para que desapa-
rezca aquA pedazo de casa, medida que 10 duda-
mos tomara ell Municipio. Y a prop6sito de Ia
Marina en- aquGl barrio hay algunos baches donde
Sc detiene ell aqua, los que convendrfa mandar ia
PAL sin demora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

INTERESANTE Ss sei los de fstfaisnr is Faen-
tad de Medicna Lbros de texto de la Unyer
sidad de la Habana para los de la Institution de En-
seanza Superior del Ateneo Sc haan de venta la I'm
prenta Liberia de Jose Gonzalez Font Fortaeza q. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

Llamamos Ia atencl6n de nuestra autorldad
local acerca del lamentable estado en- que Sc en-
cuentra la calle de San Jose en- Ell espacio COM
prendido entire las de la Fortaleza Tetuan, don
de SO hallan depositadassconstantemente las aguas
sucias que ella Sc arrojan, sin tener para NADIA
en- cuenta las indicaciones de Ia Junta Local de
Sanidad, constituyendo I'm verdadero foco de in
fecci6n, muy especialmente en- la 6arte de la mu-
Sc, 4 donde sin cesar Sc estan arrojando dichas
aguas, a presencia muchas veces, de los agentes
de la misma autoridad que, no obstante, perma-
necen en- la mayor indiferencia. Como dato elo-
cuentfsimo, mucho mas de 10 que pudieran serlo
nuestros razonamientos fin de que Sc ponga
pronto efcaz remedio, citaremos ell hecho de
que en- dias pasados eran, en- tan pequeno trayec
to- cinco seis los atacados de la febre amarilla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

Sc nos suplica lamar la atenci6n de la au-
toridad, sobre varios individuos que Sc reunen en-
la plazuela de San Jose, yq. con sus hechos y pa
labras, molestan los transeuntes- Llegan hasta
ell colmo de tirar piedras manzanas podridas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22


DE LUNA Y c." y venden a precios suma-
mente baratos 1910
Don Carmelo Henriquez de Santurce, ade-
mas de contribuir con pesos para las festas del
patron San Mateo, ha entregado so hbras de
arroz con destino otras tantos limosnas los
pobres.
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- la ofci
ma del dicho establecimiento hoy & las de
la tarde:-Espafia, II p SLondres 3 DIV, 6.35 f.
Paris, DIV, 274 p S-Nueva-Y ork, DIV
sop pS.-Habana, dIv l8pS.
Ante aver, aver y hoy Sc han visto en- esta
Capital las GALES lenas de trastajos que la poll
cla ha hecho sacar de muchas casas para mandar
los botar. Impossible parece que Sc guardase
en- los patlos tantlsima porquer1a.
Veinte ocho seiioras de Ponce cuya rela-
ci6n tenemos, cosieron gratuitamente 203 saba
mas para los hospitales de colericos, ell mes de
Diciembre de 1855.
Gracias al mucho cuidado del maquinista del
tranvia de Rio-piedras no hubo una desgracia On
el tren de esta manana a las 7, va muy cerca de
esta estacion, causa de dos imprudentes militia
res de la clase de tropa que venian tranquilamen.
te por la via. Ell maquinista TOGO ell pito varias
veces, aunque uno de los mllitares volvio la Ca
ra miro ell tren, separaban de la via. Es-
taos consados de decir que las Was de los ferro-
CARRIES no son para andar por elias, que no
pueden nj deben quejarse los que, hacl@ndolo sean
atropellados
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN.-El espanol
Verocruz salio ell 10 del corriente de Cadiz con
] direction este puelto.-El espanol AloUo debio
salr de Liverpool el 10 del corriente con destino
nuestro puerto.-El espanol Satwmano saldra el
a del presente de Liverpool para este puerto.
Nora Publicamos las entradas diarias de vapores,
tenen ugar antes de CUATRo DE LA TAR
DE- hora que empieza compag1narse LA CoRREsPoN-
| DENCIA.
La Logia Lts de Orsemte establecida en- esta
Capital baio la obediencia del Gran Oriente Ma
cional de Espana, Sc propone celebrar con toda
soemn1dad ell 40 Centenario del descubrim1ento
/ de America, para real1zar este pensam1ento,
cuenta con ell concurso Intellectual de todos los
chromosomes Aquellos hermanos que deseen
tomar parte en- el festival, dlsoursos, poes1as
etc. alusivas al obieto, deben PARTICIPATE al
| Maestro de la Logia (Cruz 43), remitirle con
i tempo los trabajos pues no solo es precise ha-
Ger oportunamente el programa, sino que sc
pensa en- recopilar los trabajos para publicarlos
I en- un vol1men que al efecto ha de imprim1rse
por cuenta de la referida Logia.
Una persona que comercia con billetes de Lo
terfa ha venido 4 quejarse, con razon, de la per
dida de unos cuantos cientos dc pesos que ha su
frido Puso tempo en- este Correo, su cores
pondencia certifcada enviando los b1lletes Por
"a. Dy,snro carta amen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-22

Una persona que comercia con billetes de Lo-
ter1a, ha venido quejarse, con razon, de la per
dida de unos cuantos cientos dc pesos que ha su-
frido. Puso tempo en- este Correo, su cores
pondencia certifcada enviando los billetes Port
oU Prince (Hayt1) La carta fue equivocadamen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-21
Stitmoro BET gNtlmtnatpn.
Gin 16:iabriacs Tsaoden auf Sd)auoerbafte
sSeiie abseidlIad,tet. - Uerbaftuna oeS
rnutbmakttd1en 5haterS.

gS nj lngton, Oel., 20. Sftober. -
@nl. y. @arsneu iano beute Sormlttag
auf leiusm 8iidpeae Don bier nad) ieiner
9Sobuunq in Der Sorltabt @lsmere Die taft
nadte 2eid)e zines etma 16.jdbrlgen melBeu
MGo9ens, Dehen aopf mil einem 9lairmeis
ler taft uolitanotg pom 0fumpfe getrennt
morpeu mar. Gin blutises Gailrmeher unb
bas OaSu geb0rise Sutteral lasen neben Der
9eide. ale llmitauOe oeuteu on, paB baS
Maodeu uerSmelfelt I'M feline @bre unO UNI
iein 2ebeu 9efdmp1t bate 9ie Sobte,
meld,e ein Sdulmapten III ielu ideint, 1T
nod nitt ioentif;irt. 9aB Elm yuitmorO
porliegt, unteri.st feinem 9neifel.
(SpGter. DIE Se1de purbe in einem
Teloe binter Der 98obnuug bes Srn. 2eipis
3. gub in Der IL. @aro seiuuoen. 4ugsu-
ibeinlIG NOR baS Serbre6en i6on in Der
letten Nadlt begau9eu woroeu. Die Sc.
iltts;ii9e Der Sooten maren ihredlld] per=
Serri, 81. Nusen blau uno ld)pars angelaut
fen uno anbere Spuren eineS per,pelielteu
Samples laseu Dor.
0as Nabhen lit ais bic 16sldbrise &atie
0ugau ibentlfi;rt luoroen. ipeldle nit ihren
@ltern in Scr. ITO. Weit=Sroutitc.. ipobnte.
Wiau glaubte 5uerit, oaB elm Heger oaS
Serbref)en periibte, alleln Ntittbeilungeu
bes Saters Der GrmorDeteu beuteu an. oab
Sat,e ein SerbaltniB nit eluem juuaer1
peiben Mann hattie uuo oaB 0ebterer iie
aeitern abeno aus ibrer @obnuns meg
lodte. 0iebrsre auoere Mabaeu iino lest-
bin in Der namliden 9eseno uergelualtist
morOeu. 9ie YollSei iit nit gtad)iOritun-
gen bei6attigt, bat jeoot bis iest nod feline
Spnr pom benz Dtoroer.
gS ton, GEL, 81. Sftober.
- Gin g.rpiiier 6idaro 0tilsp puroe nm l
llbr beut. (6reitas) friib BON 9eteftius ant
ben Seroad]t hin uerbaitet, Der WOrOer &a,
tie 9ugan's ;u ieiH. atilep wobnte III 9tr.
s31, Seunettitrabe, uno mar Der 2iebbaber
bcS Wi1Gdeu8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-21
Sas Cube nabc.
Gine gcrId, Iimneruua tn s3uitampe DER 6ran
Narriipu. - Yaloiaer tootlidcr Iussan9
pcr Groufhcit bcfitrd1tet

gSaibington, 3. s., 20. Sttober. -
Ser 3uiiano Der 6rau Sarrlion bat I'D per-
iblimmert uuo Die Yatlentin III bente IbenS
idl,pGd)er, ais su lr9euo elmer Selt lelt DEM
Nnfan9 ihrer Srauihelt. Gle III 9ansidl
erl1optt unb nid)t i'm StanNe, ltren SopI
auf oem Siiien rmSumenDen. Sbr 9ultsn'
welfer lie ieit mebrereH 2asen nlht nlehr
belditigt bate, iit mt nerooppelter Se1t'9=
felt ;uriid getebrt. 3ros Der l6llmmsH
gSenpung eriidrt Or. @aroner, er erparte
feineu ,oiortigeu, toptlldeu Insgang, lons
bern CLAUDE cher, baB ild) Die srante non
einual auirafeu uno morSen trIb mlsOer
itarter eiu meroe.
I'm 10 llhr hsute~. ~.qbeno8 bate iih Die
Batientiu einigermaben erbOlt NIB rlhlte
ild etmas itGrfer. 0r. @arpner mar nm
jene 3eit aeraoe i'm Segriiie, oas rSSelBe
Sau5" su perIahen unO il9 SIR 3nhe sn be-
9eben. GS mar uerabceOet, baB er I'M yfotbs
falle serufeu ipesoen iodte. Srau 9arrron'
SuitanO 1T 10 pretdr, paB ile, tals eu aoers
mallser aufau bon Sd)madun9 elntrttt'
biuneu meniseu Stuu0eu oablngerafIt lper>
cen Tam, uub Der @barafter Der Sl.,.fbelf
laBt Dies su leeer ;3eit beiiirdlteu.
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gus Netp.0 0Drf.

gfep=D ort, 20. Sttober. - Die lang
beiprodene 6rase, OBJ mOrseu ein ssi.e.
lid.r 6eierta9 ut, purpe beute burdJ ben
General Staatsaumalt in Ilbaus belabeub
entld)ieoen.
= Gin @omite Der Prdiibenten Der irilf>
ameriianiihen Gibbs bat b.ute cine Noreiie
on Die Srtld)> amerifauer erlaiieu. in uelder
penlelbeu far gemadt miro, oaB Fe iIr
5arriion uuO 9teiO itiumsn mi6.n, rpeun
iie Jsulals ben britiiden 9ow.u fein frieseu
wolleu. Die uanti 8ritiide 9tsa" belt
heute abeuO in lbrem Sauptquartier cine
Spesialuerlammlung uno uahm geihlIlie
oil, ,uelbe perldieoene oemofratilhe Sibrer,
beioupers aber Srn. sSapue DicSeasb mesen
ieiner ysSleoerholuns Der britil1en uub
oemofratIl9en Serl.umouusen sesen oeu
beriibmteu Srldnoer Yatrid @san," aui's
S9arfIe oenunsiren.
s@nttt,paaren i'm n26,pen. 2aoe,t,H -
slr. ls, .Mefseeriustsu-s straBe>
(Yun. .S1-fl
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Ser 9emtf9e Gorreiponoeat.

TdoIid1, nohtntIih nnb Sonntass,
a. Ssaime, Gieemtbhmer amo ReSaftenr.
eabuefzGde Saltimorc=strabe unb Bot=SfFcez9I
timore unn in ber Tahbarihaft bcIorst. 121a 9ts.;
faalidbe uno eomnta es salnseabe 10 ets. pro
gStb, sabIbar ,podentli Die beiorsenben
Grdser.-iaaIid, nebit sonntaa aSs sMns eabe urter
beit inn Werbdtnib; fur bic tp6dentlidbe alaeeabe
NIT Sonntaasblaft, porofrei, NIT Ibsus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro sapr, nan irssno .iuem Srts oes Snlan,
bes, 81 nadb europa. 99SsNns9abe 81
bro Sabr.-0as bette unb biuieite Ssutidbc BIatt
In ben Diittelz unb Sioiiaatcn.
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@erthtet4

@reensboro' S.zG., 20. Sftober.
-Gbas. 9tepnolos uno 0ierriman Seaoeu
wuroen heute rQuueienbeit elmer 10000
Sopie ftarten Soltsmeuse sebdnst. Die
ielbeu batten Solatbiel Swalue. etueu 80
Sabre alteu ,u.iBeu Wann, ermoroet. 6ep,
uoIDs, Der crit Is Sabre alt mar, btelt inter
bem Galsen cine Iniprat]e, betenute, ben
DtorO be9augsn su baben, bebauptete aber,
betrunten gepelen su letn.
gSeuu Die beibeu 8erurtheilten nm einen
neueu BroseB na9geiutt bdtten, tpdren its
selpndt moroeu. 8epnoloS wuBte bas,
unb Sog uor, inter tem S6uee Der @eiese
eas @euid Su bre9eu. St uerlauste auBer'
benz, 0ffentIid1 hlnserittet su per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-21
Gin uSppcott" seseu Die Carnegie
SoMpa9ttte."

Yittsburs 3d., 20. Sttober.-Saml.
Gompers, YrdiiDent Der rAmerlcan Seoera.
tion OF gabor," uelder mebrere Sage lang
nit ben Seamteu Der v9lmalgamateo Nfo<
clatiou" bier cOnferirt bat, reilte beute Nbeno
ua6 Ybilaoelpbla ab. &or leiuer Abrelle
iaate er einem &eporter, er ,peroe Der y6e.
oeration" eluen uSopcott" segeu bi. Sabrt,
tate Der p@arnesie= Comp" in allen 2beileu
bes 9aubes empieblen. Gin iold)er ySop<
colt" iuerDe entlpeOer sahuole StrlfeS ober
Die 3uriidmeiluns oes @arnesie e'iden Mates
rials Seitens auer Yrtn;,pale, meld)e Dit
slieDer Der u6eberatlon" bei6aitisen, CUR
5Solse baben. GUmpers iaste, DE uSeoera=
ton" ileuere alllu0dentll1 gum uuterbalte
Der Oomelleaber Strlfer bel.
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NnS Wertfo.

Wierifo, 20. Sttober. - gegen ben
Ameritauer Ioams, wel9er Dor aur5eml
einen Auflp6rter IN hieliger StaOt t0btete,
muroe seitsrn bic Gorunteriuduns erofinet.
Ser @eiauseue plaipirte, paB er sur 3elt,
ais er ben WtorO be9lng, uusurednungss
fdhis gepeieu lei. Gr miro i'm 9auIe Der
ndbiten gSodle proseiiirt weroeu.
8abreup oes Srtans, lpelter iirsli1 i'm
@olie .wiitbete, wurDe in Sera @ruS Der
Sdooner n6ernanoes" BON ben anfern los
serliIen unb oon ben S9osen au ben 6ellen
Seri9mettert. Ser ipanii9e 0empfer uSera
Grus." peIAer auf ein SelienriH aufseiab.
rem mar, lanf pabrenb oeS SturmeS unter.
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Gin @o,,perue,,r ais @etffIfd,er.

@inciunatt, 20. Sftober. - Gin
ielteues SorfommniB, oaB ualnlip Der 9ous
perueur e1ues Staates nm Die 9lcens ais
@eiitlider aur SOllsiebuus elmer So1;eit
uablu1t, ereI9nete iit seiteru bier. @ou=
perEeur @baie BON SuOtaua erbat fi1 se-
fern AbeuD pom Staate Ohio cine iolhe
Yiceus uno erbielt iie, na6oem er ben @io
gelelitet hattie, Die Son ititutlou oes Sraates
ausuertenueu. Sooaun trauIe er ieine
gt,9te SRI. SarrIet 8. Ghaie NIT Srn.
Sdupler 6. Ourgea pon bier.
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srdfefte SmiffSnad,rfd1fett

Rep@gort, 20. SttObsr.-abs.iabr,n iinb Don
bier beute bic 8antpier ~Dubbleoam" nab aHz
fteroaur, rgRIiier Dlapbad" nah Soper, ~Siamant"
nad3 sonoou uno ~snsufta gittOria" mad SOutbaHlps
ton.
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paT 3um geiten Der sird,e peraujialtet

EE9 O1HI OeIIeH UeI NIluJt UtIUHIuIItI
Der emiis fir oaiielbe thdtis. 6rausuuereiu
Der er fen oeutlGeu uereinistt II
epauselii den @emeinoe nahite
No9e, bon R outas bis .iuidlieBlid
Donnerfag. ben 27. SftOber I'M
Souterraiu beS 9otteSbaues an @aitern.
4psnue, nahe AunitraBe, elmer nit uor.
;iislibeu niislit1eu uno gurus> Irtit.lu aus
aeiIatteteu 8aaar uebit 4uiterns
Souper. Der @lntritt ijt out 35 Gents
feiaeiett. Oas unteruebmeu ioate liberale
llnterilutuns fuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-21
The German Correspondent,

F. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR,
$. w. COR. BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AVE
DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
in the city of Baltimore and neighborhood 121z
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 15 cents per
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY and
SUNDAY by mail. postage prepaid by publisher,
$3.50 per annum: for shorter time in propor-
inducements to clubs, $3.50 per annum to any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE AND
SOUTHERN STATES.
The state herald., 1892-12-09
Notice to Non residents o, ownora


To the owners u lots No. 1919 o.. 30 ioii
aud " of block No. u. ni.d lots No. 1856
ia'p ~ ~ aud ~ of block 81. -, aud lots No,
and ,gof block no. -. and lot. No. aud "a OF
block M. ~ aud lot. NJ. aud N of block No
"a, aud tots No, nnd u at block No. ~. nnd
lots No iand isof blosk NJ, ~. aud lot No,
ana lsof block No, ~ ~ tho town of lIuis okr
fon arr hereby noiined that on the 10Th
day OF November 49,. the town council oi
said town ordered the erection Of said walk q
In SAID town he ivllow-l
On III" cnst tront Of -aid lot No. TO ~ in-
elusive OF block 80. u, Hnd on lhern-t front
at lots No, to- ~ inclusive IN block Ne ~ on
later orrnn Avenue. said side walks - bc
10 feet Nldn nRi constructed ~ luninr not
loss than sinchr-in thickness nnd resting NJ
on !, s,d sirlngrrs,
Alec on north side ut lots so, and ~ NJ
block 80. 20 and ioiz No. aud n NJ book M
~ and lots 80, hnd igof block So - nni hot,
80 aud u ~ block NJ a an FURRY street nnI
lots Noi ana Il ~ block ~ ~ nnd lots Ne /
nni iguf blpcA 80 ~ on ,inln street. said
aldo walks 10 hr feet wide aud constructed
NJ lumber hDi less than ginUhra ~ thifknUs.
nhd Testing up,n Z strnKur-gAl. iop nrc
further notified that unless yuu, the owners
II nir HlspNr described tots build OF rnuss u
lie butt sidewalks In accordance with thr
hl"'" order Within 90 days frm services nf
this notice, said sidewalks siii hn huiii ty
The street rommissipnrru ~ said town by order
~ NE town council ~ aid Tow ~ AMI tho e,,si
III strii sidewalk Ne prt Assessment ~ sirntt
commissioner now ~ m IN ihis office viii hs
hsant-'i hlinihsi -iih lots respectively ne
provided w ihs.
nnitd this 18Th day Ol November 4. H., ~,
I-hAhl q Nc. weotu,a.
Town Recorder
The state herald., 1892-12-09

Az General Raum, Commissioner of
pensions. SD! III his annunl report Just
published, "the conditions to which
military life in time of war subjected
them must suggest thai the strain upon
the Life lowers Of tho soldier was SO
great as to make permanent inroads up
on the vital forces which would ncces-
sarily result in the development OF II
Multitude oil all ueuts and disabilities
beyond the reach of medicine This is
thoroughly sensible and perfectly true.
1t is complete yindcation OF the justice
OF the pension disability act and deserves
to lie PROFOUNDLY pordered by every
citizen With u grain Of patriotism end
hunanc sensibiity IN his compositlon
fhn report milies ~ comparison Ls
tgcca the records Of the two aIninistra
tons, Cleveland's aud IL rrs MS, which
is both history aud prophecy. 1t not
only acts forth their relative records,
bur fureshadows what may be expected
during the next four years. The com
missioner OF pensions under Mr.. Cleve'
lands first administration was General
John C. Black, of this state, brave
soldier and personally the fiiend of the
veterans. He has been elected Congress.
man at-laige, and some one else will
have to be selected for the commissioner
ship. The chaaces are that the new
man will DO less friendly to the pension
els than General Black was, yet hls
record as n contrast with the record made
by the Office under republican iule.
Here are the exact iigures:
The total number oil original csrtii-
Gates issued from March 4, 1850, to Oct.
81, 1892, wus 520,.g5. and tho total num-
Der ot pension certificates OF all classes
issued during said period was s35,04s,
while during the period from March 4,
original certificates issued was lS5,IS0,
and tho total number OF certilicats issued
during that periol was i02,3S5, being an
excess OF original certificates issued
during the period Of your administration
OF ISL ,I96, and IN aggregate excess OF all
classes Of certificates OF 49,, G63.
The democratic congress will not dare
TO repeal any pension law. That would
be too rank. The pension claims still
pending Marc!. /. 1898, are likely to be
ground ont with cruel slowness. THIS
will he no real economy, however, for n
pension claim, when allowed, dates from
the iiliag OF the application. The gov
ernmcut must ultimately foot the entire
bill. But the poor soldier may dc IN the
meanwhile, his last days emblttered and
shortened by poverty, and his back pay
40 TO his heirs. Inter Ocean.
The state herald., 1892-12-09

The rumor has gono lorth that Soma
tors VOORHEES, 81 Indiana aud Daniel, of
Virginia have organized themselves into
balance OF power. CALCULATING that the
rea, senate will be very close nnl will
prevent the confirmation ~ any np
poiuImenth made by Cleveland IN their
respective states that arc MT dictated by
them. They haze iuyi,od David %. Hill
OF New York TO enter tho ring nlso.
They figure that tho republican roma.
iou will not assia! Cleveland logt Li.
appointments through Il there 10 rpllt
among the democrats rnlcan they IT,,
get coGerminna, Which Grover will not
dare To- make. If.,hcfp 10 any consider
able trouble resulting from ia.ns COM
binca OF this sort, the incoming admiti1.
irniion viii doubtless make sons Tar II,
before great many months.
one ,h!us IL pretty certain nni tia, j.
that Cleveland will not call M oNiia
version Il thif sort OF lhrcht IL hung oyrf
HIM. lie will not want 10 get iuioaHpolls
ngh, hciufe his seat IL warm. 10 vii
mnkc Ills iin, appointments without bn,
nfrigiabcp from ID. nouutc II ITO senate
propotca 10 bottle hm up IN that WY,
Grover Rnowa yst3 ucll tbil hc &. IN ,he
fnidle and p1l thrFtnitr. Tor the next
four cns vs..
The state herald., 1892-12-09

No. 3lb
U. $. Land Office. Sterling, Colo. Alias notice
Nov. 2jtlI, 1872. to contest.
Complaint having been entfredut this Office by
A, II, Circuit against j. q. Rieg for failure to
comply with lawas to rimber-Cultrc Entry No.
lbos3 dated May 10Th 1880 upon the SO u section
20, township s n, range n W in Phillips county
Colorado, with view to the cancellation of said
entry; contestant alleging that j. G. Rigg failed
during the End year after date Of suid entry TO
cultivate or causeto be cultivated tho five acres
that had been broken during the first year utter
date of snid entry that he failed to cultivate or
cause to be cultivated the second acres as is re-
quired by law and TINT said failures still exist.
Tho said parties ARE hereby summoned to up
pcnr at this office on the Ord day of Fcby. 1893 at
10 o'clock H. M, to rc7pondand furnish, testimony
concerning snid alleged failure.
II. l.. TEDMoN; Register.
The state herald., 1892-12-09

The week kneed brother who imagined
that tho business OF the United States
WAS on the brink of ruin needs only to
reHd the fncis aud figures given in Presi-
dent hnrrisons message, If he is u half
way reasnnsbic man, to be thoroughly
couvlnced ,hat his alarm has been with
"ninny other foundation than tic Wild
stnnes Of iYs calamity stamp speaker.
The tisures show that the year Of 1899
has been one Of remarkable prosperity
Tor The nation in every line Of business
The state herald., 1892-12-09
FIRST publication Novisl
Service by publication ordered.
Notice-Timber-Culture
U. s.. LAND OFFICE,
STERLING, Colo, No.
October 70. 1892.

US. LAND OFFICE
STERLING, Colo, No. 3.5.
October 20, 1892.
('ompant having been entered mt this Office by
Y William licnslnw against Ran son j. Pierce
for failure To comply wi h law Us to Timber
Culture Entry No. s77J dated March .sth. 1887,
upon the new 4 section %, townshipsn range
i6 W. In Phillips county, Colo, with view to
the cancellation of said entry; contestant
alleging that Rnnson J. Pierce failed during
the ith and 9TH years after date OF said entry
to replace or supply tre.s seeds or cuttings
for those that Ind been planted during the
3rd year after date Of said entry, the same
having!failcd to grow: That he failed to
plant the second 5acrcs and failed to culti-
vatc ten acres Of said tract during slid 18th
and 9TH years and that said failures still exist.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear Mt this Office on the sOth day of Dec.
1881, ut 10 o'clock II. a., /, respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure.
HE. TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-12-09

Hin, Publication Nov 81. No. Sso
Notice for Publication.

Land Ofiee Al Sterling. Colo.
NOV. u, iSr!i
Notice i horeb, given that the following nam
ci 'r'ii"r iHs 6lei notice oi his intention to
make taai proof IN snpraft Of his claim. and
tiai aid rrouf will bc ,aadc hcforr Clerk 81
District Cuar Philiips COUNT loioain,at
Holyoko, Cola, on D,c 81. iS.s. ,ixi
PETER L. SoRnQrisT.
one q the hears Il L'rs Lars N Deceased
It'd tntry 80. 7s.i far theme IL see. 10 tpsn,
Nv.
W nan'- tie following witnsssc4 To PROVE his
continuous rrsii'ncc upon. and cultivation a.
.lIi land. Wis
! In wilson, II IIplyuk,. rol,
~ ward Wilson,
John Enr-pu
ociigr Nlr.'n.
II. Z. TEDNUN. Rc-i.,er.
The state herald., 1892-12-09

Tao most amusing thing at this mo
meut is the congratulations Of the dc,n
o'fEiic organs u; the country at lar,s,
at the bolt, Ii. haas not fallen ont Of
business, although three woke have
elapsed since tue election II Grover
Cleveland. What ID there surprising IA
THIS: Harr!soa Is stiil al tho helm AMI
the democratic congress Is not likely 10
DO IA full aassioa before the FIRST Tues-
dny in December. 1928 There Is tine
enough for good deal OF ciockery to
be smashed long beforo that date, and
even ii there isn't any am7shup it will
he because tho country does mol bc
lieye that the democrats mean 10 earn
ont their free trade aud vii lea, none,
planks. Omaha Dee