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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
In the House.

nth DAY. The consideration Of the Free
Wool bill in Committee OF the Whole was
finished, and the bill was reported to the
House.
in discussing the Free Wool bill, MIR. Will
son, of West Virginia, making speech N
It's favor At 2:25 P. M. the bill was passed
yeas, 1872; nays, sixty--The House then
went into Committee of the Whole (Mr.
Blount, of Georgia, in the chair on the
Turner Cotton Bagging BILL E. e. Taylor,
Of Ohio; J. D. Taylor, of Ohio, and Mr..
Lane, of illinois. debated the measure.
10TH DAY.-The bill placing cotton ties,
cotton bagging and bagging machinery on
the free list was passed by the Committee of
of the Whole-Mr. McCreary introduced
ing of an international monetary congress.
Seth DAY.-The House passed the Cotton
Tie bill by 1876 to forty -fve-The bill
placing tin plate on the free list was then
reported-The House passed joint resolu-
tod authorizing the State of Wiscon,
of the Capitol statue of Pere
Marquette-The River and Harbor
bill for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1898,
was formally reported.
S1sT Day motion of Mr.. Wise, a bill
was passed establishing West Point, Va, a
SUPPORT of entry and delivery MIR.
O'Neil reported bill to establish life saw
ing station at Gay Head, Mass. Committed
of the Whole-The floor was then accorded
to the Committee OF the District of Colum-
bia-Mr. Coombs introduced bill placing
German looking glass on the free list.
SD DAY.-The Naval Appropriation bill
was discussed-Mr. Allen, of Mississippi,
asked consent for the present consideration
OF a Joint resolution appropriating $50, 600
for the purchase and distribution OF subsis-
teDce stores to the. sufferers from the
overflow of the Tomoigee River and
it's tributaries. Mr.. Kilgore of
Texas, objected, and the resolution
was referred-On motion of Mr.. Peel, of
Arkansas, Senate amendments to the Indian
Appropriation bill were non-concurred in
-Messrs. Peel, Allen and Wilson, OF
Wash, were appointed conferrees on the
bil--The House then went into the Com
mittee of the Whole tMr. OFerrali, of Vir-
ginia, in the Chair on the Urgent deficiency
Appropriation bill.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
FIFTY-sECOND CONGRESS,
In the Senate.

GOTH DAY.-The Senate passed the Indian
Appropriation bill. Another vote was taken
on the motion to strike out the house
amendment authorizing the President to de-
tail army officers to act as Indian agents.
The motion was lost-twenty-ive to twenty
eight-and the amendment is retained In the
bill-Mr. Wolcott spoke on the silver
question.
10th DAY.-The District of Columbia Ap-
preparation bill was considered-Mr
Falkner introduced a bill authorizing the
construction on the south side of Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Washington (the ground to be
selected by commission composed of the
Secretary of the Interior, the Commissioner
of Patents and Colonel Casey, Chief of En-
United States Patent Office. The entire
cost is not to exceed So, 500 600.
list DAY.-The Senate made public cor
.espondence transmitted by the President
touching the refusal Of the Chinese Govern
States Minister-The District Appropria
ton bill was passed after an amendment had
been adopted appropriating 500 900 for the
G. A. R. Encampment in Washington.
I'D DAY.-After the routine morning bust
ness the House bill to place cotton ties on the
free list was referred to the Finance Com.
mittee-Mr. Stewart offered resolution
calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for
information connected with the purchase
and coinage of silver-Mr. Gallinger ad-
dressed the Senate in favor of his bill to
select site for a sauitarium for consump-
tives, and the bill was referred.
73D DAY.-The Senate devoted half an
hour to bills on the calendar, passing large
number resolution offered by
Mr.. Morgan, calling for information
as to reciprocity with Germany
and Hayti, was agreed tO-The
proposed constitutional amendment for pop
ular election Of Senators was discussed
Mr.. Stewart spoke on his silver resolution
The Senate appointed Messrs. Dawes,
Cullom and Call conferrees on the Indian
Appropriation bill.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.


THE Massachusetts, Democratic State Cen
yention met at Boston and adopted a reso-
luton favoring Cleveland for the Presiden-
tial nomination after opposition from the
Hill men; the delegates were not instructed.
J. PIERPoNr MORGAN, the Wall street
fnancier. has agreed to endow the New
York City Trade Schools with the sum OF
$500, 900.
A FOREST fire burned over thousands of
acres in South New Jersey, near Waterford.
doing $50 600 damage. Three hundred man
fought the flames and saved churches,
residences and barns.
PAYMAsTER LONG, a retired Emitted State
Naval Official, who had escaped from an
ASYLUM in Washington a few days before,
died in New York City Of morphine poison
ing. He had written to his relatives
threatening to kill himself.
FOREST fires, due to the prolonged drought
occurred in nearly all the rural towns Of
eastern Connecticut.
CHRISTOPHER CULVER, aged twenty-four,
keeper of the Race Rock lighthouse. was
drowned while attempting to reach his sta.
ton from New London, Conn, where he had
been spending few days with his wife and
child.
The Ohio Society OF New York City, q
purely social organlz alton, gave dinner al
Delmonico's in honor of United States Min
lister to France Whitelaw Reid. General
Wager Swayne presided and speeches CT
welcome were made by Secretaries Foster
and Elkins, Chauucey M. Depew and Col
onel Mcclure. Mr.. Reid replied.
BROADER GENERAL THOMAS w
SWEENY, United States Army, retired, dice
at his home in Long Island City, n. Y. He
was born in Cork, Ireland, in 1922.
JOHN K. PORTER, ex-Judge of the Court
of Appeals, who appeared for the defendant
in the Beecher trial, and was the senior
counsel for the people in the trial Of Guiteau,
President Garfield's assassin, died few days
since at Waterford, N. Y. He was born al
Waterford on January II, 1919.
PETER F. WANsER, Republican,, wa
elected Mayor of Jersey City, n. j., by
about 1000 majority, defeating Allan L.
McDermott, Democrat.
IT has just leaked out that Gamble Weir,
Superintendent of Police Of Pittsburg, Penn,
who died suddenly three months ago. was
poisoned.
POLICE SUPERINTENDENT MURRAY, OF
New York City, has been retired on pen.
sion of $1,000 per year at his own request, anc
Inspector Byrnes the famous detective,
was chosen to succeed him.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
South and West.

A CYCLONE did much damage in Faulkner
County, Ark.
CATTLE are dying by thousands in Texa:
owing to drought
THE first results of the war for the exter.
mination of horse thieves in Eastern Mon
tana and Wyoming came to light, when the
body Of man was found On Alkah Creek
about ten miles from Billings. He had been
shot through the head, and had been dead
several days. The man is supposed to have
been Wyoming ''rustler" on his way to
Canada.
SOME disastrous food news has come from
Columbus, Miss. The river rose over two
feet higher than ever in it's history. Four
teen persons were known to have been
drowned.
The reunion at New Orleans. La, of the
United Confederate Veterans, ended with
parade in which 5000 Southern soldiers
marched. The Veterans were escorted by
the State militia, and consisted of four di-
visions.
AT Catlettsburg, KY, the -four mill of J.
G.. Patton & Co. was destroyed by an in
cendiary fire. Charles Mccoy, the miller,
was burned to death.
HYDRoPHOBIA is alarmingly prevalent in
Augusta and Rockingham counties, Vir-
GINA.
BILL WEST, a colored desperate. quarreed
with John Roberts at Pima, Ga, and shot
him dead. A crowd of people chased West
and shot him down, killing him instantly,
RICHARD HANCOCK shot and fatally
wounded his wife at WinIock, Washington,
and then sent a bullet through his own heart.
His wife had refused to give him money.
The entire plant of the Winters Art Litho-
graph Company, Of Chicago, was destroyed
by fire. The company published all the
photographic Worlds Fair advertisements. A
large stock of Autographs of the various
halls and other buildings of the Fair was in
the establishment, as we'll as the stock Of the
official hthographing of the Fair.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
Washington.

THE Navy Department invited proposals
for the purchase of the following con-
demned vessels: The Galena, at Ports
mouth, n. H.; the Cohasset, at Newport.
R. T.; the Intrepid, at Brooklyn, N. Y,
and the Wyoming and Speedwell, at Nor
tolk Va.
ORDERS were issued from the Navy De.
partment directing the Yorktown and the
Adams to proceed from San Francisco to
Puget Sound. The ultimate destination of
the vessels is Boring Sea. The Baltimore
and Charleston, also at San Francisco, have
been ordered to Astoria, Oregon.
SECRETARY NOBLE sent telegram to the
Special Agent of the Department in Okla J..
homa, postponlng the opening of the Chey-
enne and Arapohoe reservation until April
10.
GENERAL CHARLES W. FIELD died of
Br1ghts disease at his residence In Washing
ton. He was born near Lexington, XIV. in
1928. and graduated from West Point in
1S49
HE amount Of ~ per cent. Government
bonds redeemed by the United States Treas
ury Department TO date is $23, 672, 800, leav-
1rg outstanding 1881, 900.
A STATEMENT prepared at the United
States Treasury Department shows that
since April there has been a net loss of
gold to the Treasury Of more than 81, 300
600.
The President issued a proclamation,
opening to settlement April Is, at noon,
574 257 acres of Sisseton and Wahpeton lands
in the Dakota>.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL MILLER has gone
South to De absent a month"; and will inves-
hgate during his trip the charges made
against Federal officials In Texas, growing
out OF the CARA trouble
THE United States Senate has dismissed
its executive clerk, James r. Young, on the
charge of having betrayed the secrets Of tle
executive session
The President has approved the act re-
lating to life saving appliances on steamers
plying exclusively on lakes, bays and sounds
of the United States.
JAMES W. COOPER, one of the colorel
jurors who served in the Schneider murder
House from mental and physical exhaustion
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
TRAIN ROBBERS ROUTED,
One Killed and Three Captured After
Desperate Fight III Alabama.

01O 1AIIIV1 anu 4 HIooOdpIuFOU k1ILeI
Desperate Fight III Alabama.
Four colore1 desperadoes attempted to rob
a car of Louisville and Nashville freight
train as it was taking water at White, sixty
miles from Birmingham, Ala Tire engineer
discovered what was up and puIle! out, the
robbers firing upon the train men as they
went.
Officers were notified at Falkville. They
found the bandits not far from White, and
had fight, in which Tom Wright, one of
the robbers, was shot dead. Two escaped,
and the fourth was captured. Another OF
the gang was caught later.
They confess that they participated in tbs
train robbery at Wiems two weeks before
and have given the names OF accomplices.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
Foreign,

The Russian famine is said to have caused
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
Coca way.

When the Japanese hitch a horse
in the street they accomplish it by
tying his forelegs; together.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22

MAGGIE DoNAGHER, Shelbyville, Ind,
died of consumption after consuming the
flesh of seven dogs as an alleged sure cure.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-04-22
THE MARKETS.

Late Wholesale Prices OF Country
Produce Quoted I'm New York.
Is BEANS AND PEAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
AvlSO lMPORTANTE

Is sabdo que p6eo l&mesele el nombre
uier Cas- Aceite carbon Luz damante Luz del
dea de ser nfsmsbe absolute pues eo grads
encende al couaco de llama Por esta Agenc
coenda encaodamente os oonsumdores enpeen gen
ress de produco var possible cualer
sccdsnte
ena dp6tos de TODD antes encender las ampala
Trar cada fas resduo que resu svando ben e depo
ena los de6os de da fuere de noche eos de cuaqu luz
llama Lmpar as de los quemadores pequeno tubo de
respiration enen ado Recoa las parties aa
mechss sntes de encenderlas.
En- ningQn apa9aea las Mmparas soplGndo.
Tener mucho ouidado de amas uCes les lata
p6os de benzina gasoina precauc6n
davfa mas indispensable.
Jsar meoes posbes Las de las WAMSUT
Ia son las meores mas baratas.
Asnt generates para oda la a SOBRINOs DE EzQUIAGA,
San Juan, Puerto -Roo-Cae de Ia Fortaeza nGmero IT.
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PLLDORIS RECQNSTlTUYElIES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN.
PrNIego exclusive expedidO en- Madrid ell de Mayo d
q 1877 por ell Excnno Sr Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN LA FARMAOIA DE VALE OANOIO,
Unoos capostas de Ia verdadara 1mua Ponce PuetoRco

Vente demosrado propieaes toni
meas reconsuyen de poa ramente toas
dpndn del empobecmnto de la
amentac6n POGO nuiva por habar ugares h6medo
ventlados p0r Intermediates antsriores
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son dolores de csbza napeten dbdad dolores las perna
canssnco sordeas zumbdos odos pdez de
e restuyen caor natural meteormos flores bancas
grandes peddas de
para complete desarroo de venes edad
&c la pu6ertad debdad general convacenca de las nmedadeo
agudas c6ncas tai aeraoone mobosa nt6
mas de una ooo anema" simple de eccj6a general dec
lesion Organca eoamaran medication
n vna de los progresses de Tsp6atcs aguuos nouve
nntes Doaban practical ha modcado formula fin
ofFecer p6bco preparation rada
oompueba tar generaizado hace de
ella la isla
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formula han hecho opedde nerore ebe exgse
eada legma de fabca
SUPERIOR seo que DOCTOR n RBVERON Medi
Ouaao Ponce Puerto Rco INFERIOR frm e lado de
recho de IA faa ca-Ponc Agosto 80 de 1890
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&EE8Gn MB @ 3
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- crocsdsnciss. sspsialidad sa quesos, vino'
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srntas ccassryaa alinsatic;as Dc Loo pfi1cipAis'
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IP,isrttc,l De D. Asdrt. ReaiiGaes sOsss.." y
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LIBROS.
En- la Imprents del BoLETIN se
han recibido los siguienses:


han recibido los siguientes:
C6digo Penal reform do On 1870
con las variaciones introducidas en-
ell mismo por la ley de II de Julio
de 1876, concordado y ccmentado
para su mejor inteligencia y tacil
aplicaci6n, con una multitud de
ejemplos y cuestiones practicas ex-
tractadas de la jurisprudencia esta-
bleclda por ell Tribunal Supreme
eE mas de cinco mil septenclas die
tadas en- materia de casacion cri-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ia
jurisprudencia ffancesa en- los CO.
sos no resueltos a1n por la nuestra,
que dimsnsn de articulos del Go
digo frances, que guardian compl, ia
identidad y anaIogis con los del
C0digo espahol, seguido de un ex
tense J mlnucioso repertoire a Ia
betico de las mismas y de IN apen
dice con las leyes penales especis-
les de contrabando y detraudaci6n,
ferroesrriles, montes, leg electora.
les y municipal, cata J pesoa, ley
sobre protection los nifios dc u
de Jullo de 1878, ; sobre usurpa
oion y falsnoacion de patentes &c
50 del propio ines J aho, anotadss
y comentadas con la juFisprudrn-
oia del Tflbuasl supreme.
ObrA ut !s!ma q los sehofes Ma.
glsgTados, Jurados, Jueees, F,se4-
les, indiyiduos del Ouerpo JuFldieo
Milltar j demAs funeionagios ea.
eargadoc dc Ia aplicacion. de IL ley,
J may pas,ienlafmenlc os sehc-
res Letrados, dricnsoFes 8 aensa.
dores eli causa criminal, "a tsdAr
aquellas persoaas cue, dcseos&s
DC ooEoccs el Codlgo J Ia JarispFu,
deneia, 10 hsn poaido haces ID
elios IA csgadso especial, pr q
k1cno sr ID. Salvador ElAdA y VI.
ilasreA. Maglssra2o dei IubaeA
supreme } Ulpu.Ado CogtcA ~~ L 3
TINA cdle4on, tuasto IJaoa-
COAPiLAIlOS &c las datg~oa4
clonsh ofsAnlcAs &c Ia AdaaghlsssA >
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DE VENTA

uora On 0a,as, surtioo complete.
Aceite Lnaxa, latas y barricas.
Pinturas superiares.
Hero galvanisado, hso = sOa-
rIlado.
Tornillos con tuercs
Olavos tonelero.
Puntas de Paris
Oamas de hero.
Oolchones de alambre.
Machetes cocodrilo
Planchss y cumbreras.
Oanales galvanizados.
Muebles, variss classes.
AAquinas de ooser.
Oamisas mal!orQuinaa.
Oalxado de todas classes.
Gas " Luz DiAmAnte
aurtido general de msrcsneiA'
Almao6p de los ssanres
q. ksiI. y Cs
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SUCCESSOR DE- OUEVGDO Y Hess,
COmislones., ,.DestiIaci6n de
licores al vapor.-CaIIe
del Comercio, numero t21,
Marina, Puerto Ricc.


Esta CASA, f1ndaia en- 1890, de.
be prinoipalmente su credito q la
pureza de sus productos destilados
directamente de las materias pri-
mas en los sparatos mas perfeecio-
nados que sc hallan establecidos
On esta Isla.
En- prneba de clio, inserta & con-
tiauaci6n el certificado que le ha
expedidO el Laboratorio Qutmioo
Municipal De esta Oiudad, despu6s
de an ilizar los productos de su
destilaoi6n.
Dicho certi6cado dice asf:
Et Director del L0b0ratorio Qufmi.
oo-MunicipuI de San Juds Bam-
Itista de Puerto Rico.
.Oertifics :: .haber reconocido Y
prActicado FL .epsayo de las bebidas
que prepara el senior don Heribelto
Garcia de Que yedo, denomiDadas :
Aguardiente de An(s, Agua,diente
de Enebro, = Ia llamada Very old
Brandy, J los compare por su buen
gusto, grato aroma, riquesa de alco-
hoL sM pure.a y propNdades esto-
mdqutcas 3 carmtnatiras en- uso mo-
dorado, q las buenas de igual nom.
Ore que So encuentran en- el Co.
mercio.-La riqueza alcoholica ca
respectlvanente y por ell orden en-
que Sc han nombrado de 46, 46 y
4S p.5 en- volumen, reducido 4 la
temperature normal de 15o cent?
grades. Ell alcohol obtenido en- 10
destilacion no contiene alcoholics
amflico, metilico, butilico, etc, etc,
etc; aldehidos, Goidos de Ia serie
grasa, nj bases que pueda2 ser no.
civas q Ia salud.-No existe on es-
tas bebidas colorante de origeu
mineral, nj sal alguna que pueds
provenir de la preparation, nj de
defectos de tabrlcacion, y que pu-
diera ser venenosa. Estan obteni-
das por destttaoi6n al rapor, reco-
giendose los nquidos espirituosos,
con 50 aroma propio, de las plantas
que respeotivamente forman 10 ba-
SO dc cada beblds; 10 que, como es
sabido, da 4 los lioores, asi prepa.
gados, una Fnaya muy superior d
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ds los aoe,tes sseaciales en- frio.--
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articulo 2o del Reglamento del
Laboratorios hago oonstar. Puer-
to- Rico, IL de Dlciembre de 1891.
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meudaclon.
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Us LluoTes iab,icadus on esta CASA
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49, -Saceser de Qaersdo y Hess.
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Oastanos.
LEY DE EXPRoPIACION
FORZOSA.
CODIGO DE OOMEROIO, "Gi.
ROM.
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Doctor r. Sanchez de Ocaha, re-
dactor de ls Revista de los Tri-
bunaIes
OODIGO DE OCMEROIO, edi.
ci6n de bolsillo.
CODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PCERTO-RIC
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA 7
PUERTO RICO, por Ia Bi6liotecs
Judicial.
FoRMULARIos DE Lo CT.
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL SEORETA.
RIO, "Abella'.
DERECHO AOMINISTRATI.
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REGLAMENTO he LAS Ca.
RRERAS OIvILES DE ULTRA.
MAR.
LEY DE GAIA. para Cab. J
Puerto Rico.
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ID. Domlay 20 K. Hernandez.
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I'D. haglstral, poT BoaohardAt.
HI3lUAIA NATURAL. poi
Pe.cdA.
ARlTAgrlOA, Algebra y Geo
mctria, por Cardia.
FILOsOFIA, por el Padre Co
tcr.no.
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