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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12
. Correspondence de PueEtO- Rico.
VSerMes, Ill de Mnygo de 1892.
Ayuntamiento de Ia Capital

FsSNclp0les GcMerdOs tOMsGd0s en- la session
del 8 de Marco de 1892.
Enterarse de Ia concession de varios or6di
t0s supletori0s hecha pOr el ExCmO. Sr. GOber.
nador General de acuerdO con Ia Comisi6n Pro.
Vincial, pedidOS pOr este AyuntamientO.
-Pasar informe de la Comisi0n a un in
forme del Arquitecto acerca del arreglo de Las
alcantarillas que desembocan en- los nuevos
muelles de Ia Marina.
-EnterarSe de una carta cOncerniente al
acu0dUctO, recibida con retrasO de variOs
cablegramas referentes al particular y conce-
der Ia pr6rroga que pide el Sindicato de Lon
dres para tOrmular sus prOpOGiCiOnes definiti-
vas anteS del mes de JuniO
-AprobaTs ia suppression de un farol en- la
estaci0n del tranvfa por resultar innecesario.
-Aprobar un gast0 de nueve pesos hecho
en- la Carniceria.
-Enterarse del buen resultado del examen
del Gas del alumbrado On Ia presense semana.
-Comisionar al seIlor Ter. teDiente de al
calde para que providence sobre ciertas que
Jas recibidas del compOrtamiento de algunas
persOnas en- Ia plaza del Mercado.
-Pdsar Ia COmisi0n una cuenta sObre re-
paraci6n dc calerfas On Ia puerta de Santisgo.
-Disponer presupueste el arquitectO cier-
tos trabajos que Ia COmisi6n propone para el
arfeglo de las plazuela de las Monjas.
-Aoordar por mayorfa de vOtos Ia devolu-
ci0n de un dep6sitO al senior Luengo.
-Aprobar el dictam0n de Ia COmisi6n So
bre 81 defectO nOtado on ell Gas el dia % de Fe-
brerO, y sobre que no debe psgarse una cuenta
presentada por dos luce6 instaladas on la anti
qua Carcel.
-Obras de GALES On Ia semana, importan-
teS SO pesos.
-Pasar informe de Ia Comisi6n una ms
tancia del parroco y mayordomo de la iglesia
dc San Francisco, pidiendo que 81 Ayuntamien-
to repare dichO temple
-COnceder dos meses de pr6rroga al con-
tratista de reparaci0n de la plaza del Mercado,
an atenci6n al aumento de Obras que ha tenido
dichO cOntrato.
-Recordar propuesta de un seiior Con-
cejal al Celador del barrio de Santurce, Ia pro-
hibici0n que existe de sacrificar cerdos fuera
del MataderO de esta Ciudad, por los peIgros
que trae & la salud pdblica.
-Remitir q la GacetG 81 extracto de los
acuerdOS de FebrerO.
-Otros varios de escaso inter6s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12
Lamentos de una madre

LA CORRESP0NDENCIA DE PUERTO RICO del
del actual, publica IN " Cnento Original y fir
mad0 por Genaro Cort6s, ouyo senior, llamAndo
le al terreno dc su apellidO mereoe los honores
de Ia atenci0n, y como tales corteses vamos
c0ncederle 81 de dedicarle algunas lfneas nor
pura galanteria, puesto que de damas Sc trata
FL puntn de vista del autor de tai esorito,
desde luego sev6 refiejado ante Ia mirada dai
mas mi6pe
Ref6rese Ia ingratitud supuesta de ma
madre para con dos hijas suyas, que desean
mas benehcios de los que SO las concede den-
tro del dereeho de Ia mas justa raz6n
Desde cuandO esta decretado que aou6lla
teDga que sucumbir s las exigentes yeloidades
de sus hijas, lamense Gu. Ca, Pue. .rrica
como SO Quiera
Que, de NADIA sirveya la sagrada educaci6n
del hogar I: de NADIA sirve el cari1o cuilado.
SOS esmerOS cifradOS On elias, nj estas estAn an
Ia precisa indispensable obligation de respe-
tar los mandates maternales Que entenderA
el articulista por sOciedad
81 81 Sr. de Cort6s, autOr de aQu6l escrito.
90 IN buen hij0, como no puede menos de serlo.
debe conVenir con n0sotrOs On el sentido flel
que, para una madre que nos did el scr, que
nos cf10 con la sAvia de HuS entralas, sufri0]
los rigores de 80 estado = despu6s NOS comuni.
60 80 am0r0sa cishcia, con -todo 10 que de ella
dependia, no caben para ella, reticenciaa nj de
sacatos, puea de 0tro modo, que es 10 que de-
be prOmet0rE0 dc nuestra infancia, que eane
rar do Sua desvelOs do nnestra pubertad 8 or
d. hayamoa On 81 gooe de nueetroa dew
! .Vjlea como maVorea do odad1 aEatitp1
aaeneiA y todo nNeasgQ cQFaS0p, leK
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12

lpOdem0s daria, mncho mas cuandO ella no pro.
paga los malos tratos que senala ell articulista
Is No tiene un padre derecho para imponerse y
evitsr que sus hijos marchen al precipiclo co.
mo pretendian Gu ca Pue..-. en- sus as
| piracionesi
Dice el Sr. Cort6s que la madre seguia en-
sus trece sin atender sdplcas nj reclamacio-
mes.
Pero sr. Cortes, haga el favor de volver su
descabellado intento y seguirme.
Bien sabra Vd. que los hijos piden capri
chOs, que no Oyen nj atienden, asi de mOmen-
to, los sabios = experimentados conseios de
sus padres directories no v6 Vd. & cada mo.
mentO el case de que los h;jos, sin darse cuen-
ta dc So cOnducta, piden que Ia luna descien-
da de su hemjsf6rio Sc la entreguen clos
para hacera editadaMente objetO de
sus pueriles juegos destrozada, despu6s?
Es possible este. No.. pues este case
Sr. Cort6s es ell sfmil, de sus pretenciosos in
tentos en- Ia ret6rica fgura que Vd presenta.
FL Opticismo, undo Ia mas ref1nada in
grattud, 81 que son los movies que gufan Ia
idea de tan habil propaganda contra los iwQue-
OfQ9stGbteS defecOS de ssssG GNsGsatEsinsG Ms0dre
en- quien unicamente deben sus hijas fijar tOda
su espersnza, puesto que ella, y solo ella 90 Ia
que las ha de sacar inc6lumes de las garras de
sus NAL encubiertos protectores.
EstOs, con la r0sada trase de CoMSeeros,
quleren hacer caer de su frme pedestal las su-
misas agradecidas hijas en- 81 abismo de su
descr6dito deshonra pero 10 hacen con tan
malos ardides, que elias bGStGsste perSpic0ces
slststradGs poy sn nsddye, 80 rien q mandibula
batiente de tan ozadas como irrealizables ar
gucias
Oodpense en- buen hora, en- otros asuntos
mas factibles los ut6picos trasnochadores de
malas causas; busquen otro recurso mas acce
sible que 81 usado en- su a1agaza, y dejen en-
paz las hermosas Gu. ca Pue..rrica. que sc
conslderan muy orgullosas abrazadas al seno de
su invulnerable madre, de Ia que, solo despe-
dazadas, SO desprenderau pero. 10 de la zorra
estan verdes, senior don GenarO COrt6s. Adios.
Puerto Rico, 8 de Mario de 1892.
Besait0 TagQNeg Soto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12
Notlcias de Ia CAPITAL

AnOche tuv0 lugar la 8nunciada repreSen.
taci6n del dBama Maria Asst0MietG Dor la ala
mada tsOmpe de RoncorOnj, alcanzando esta
un 6xiJO complete. La cOncurrencia en- buta
cas- y paraiso fu6 numerosa, 81 no nos equi-
vocamos, 38 palcos estahan ocupados por las
familiaS mas distinguidas de Ia Capital. La
Interpretation del trSjico eplsodio fu6 de todo
en- todo perfect0, distingui6ndose mucho las
senOras de BrignOne y Roncoroni (que son
aotrices de grandfsim0 m6rito) en- los papeles
de Maria Antonieta Madama Real, y los Sc.
h0res Roncoroni (Luis XVI) Garlic (Malheser-
bes) Forneri (Santerre)sy y otros FL p1iblico
entusiasmado hacia levantar dos tres veces
Ia cortina al final de los actos, para aplaudir &
los actOres. La sonora Brignone estnvO ire
pochable interpretando el papel de Maria An.
tonieta y RoncOrOni hizO un Luiz XVI pOsitiva-
mente al natural. En- realidad no habia NADIA
mas que pedir.
Hoy, por fin, hemos tenido el gusto de re-
oibir Ia vista de Ia RdUistG de Puerto Rico que
hacla mas menoS un mes que no llegaba
nuestra mesa de redacci6n, sin embargo, dice
81 nismo estimable c0lega, dc que nos era en-
viado con toda puntualidad
La verdad es que encanta Ia protection
que dan los gdagueros las empresas perio
disticas On Puerto-Rico.
En- el Hospital municipal de Santa Rosa
existian en- 1o de Febrero II entermos, de los
cuales procedfan de meses snteriores & Enc
70 entraron durante 81 mes 16, salieron
[alleclerOn 4, quedandO una existencia en- flu
del mismO de %, de los cuales II son varones
= IL mujeres. Han deveDgadO.596 estancias
90
Cambios On 81 BGscO EspGi5Ol hoy Lion
dres 8 DIV, $5-9 ,-Espana div, $53p9-|
Nueva- York 3dIy, 1921 pS.-Habana 13a pS.
Paris dIv SO p.S
81 Album Pssert0yyjQMeiso que On 50 tlti.
no ndmero publicado trae IN buen retrato del
aminente artista senior Roncoroni, dice que sic
sditar4 en- 10 successive en- Ia imprenta de Ia Su-
'eslon dc J. J. Acosta, p0rque habl6ndose me-
yado Ia casa editorial del Boletiss MercGsatjl 4
.ecibir trabajos del que fu6 director artfsticO
lei Albuns, senior San MILAN, con .motivo de la
discussion sostenida prop6sito del cuadro de
1ller pnbiicado en- 81 ndmero anterior del re-
erido peri0dico, Ia empresa le pareci6 inoo.
reeto no tOmar esa determination.
No existiendo On Ia Capital mas litografa |
lua Ia del BOlctis, mientras Ell Album pueda |
lacer otra coss, continuara pubIicandose sin |
,abadOs originates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12

Mr.. Davies Colley da cuenta de una prime
ra s6rie dc ocho casos de pdstula maligna, ira
tadOs p0r la excisi6n de Ia pdstula Y las aplica
clones de la pasta de clorur0 de zinc. Dos su
jetOs murierOn, en- que la pdstula hall8base er
81 cuello, 10 que indica siempre un pron6stice
OminOsO.
Desde 1888 4 esta fecha, Mr.. Davies. .Colley
ha tratado oinco casos mas dc pdstula maligna
pOr Ia medication pOr Ia cual habia abopad0
Mr.. Muskett The Lancet, 1888, D. 269): apli-
caci6n sobre 81 ANTHRAX carbuncoso, de una in.
fusion acuosa de raiz de ipecacuana, que debe
tener Ia cOnsistenoia de la nata; cada cuatro
hOras, administrator interna de 80 centiqras
mos de polvos dc ipecacuana, a1adi6ndoles un
POGO de morfna para disminuir la frecuencia
de los v6mitos. Los cinco enfermos quedaron
sanOs, y, sin embargo, on dos de clos Ia pdstu-
Ia tenia su sede en- el cuello.
SiguiendO los consoles del autor, M Evans
ha hechO experimentOs destinados poner en-
luz Ia acci6n bactericida de la ipecacuana: Ia
ADDICTION de 10 centigrsmos de ipecacuana s 5
centimetros c1bic0s de un cultivo purO del ba.s
clio carbunc0s0 que tenfa veinticuatro horaa u
no conten1a esporas, snodad6 los bacilos. AL
cOntTar1O, la ip0Cacuana parece no tener acci0n
alguna sObre Ia vitaljdad de las espOras oarbun.
cOsas. La emetina, principle activo de la ipe
cacuana, parece carecer de cualQuier acci6n
bactericida."
Termina 81 referido M6dico con las siguien..
teS recOmendaciones:
"Precauci6n necesaria, en- este tratamiento
es cerciorarse de 81 la ipecacuana que sc en-
plea es alguna de las variedades de Ia legitima
ceph0elSs &pec0cNG's1s0, no slguna de las taZ
sas lpecacuanas, como la estrada, Ia Osades1G-
dG, ralces, de diferentes Vi0lG, eaphoybs0, etc.,
que podran scr buenos emsticos, pero que ca.
recen de esta prOpiedad anti -carbuncosa de Ia
verdadera, Dada la d1ficultad de saber 81 el
polvo de ipecacuana es puro y legftimo, sien-
do por 10 contrasio de sospecharse Ia sustitu-
ci0n toda vez que la pomada segun formula
dc Hannay, suele no producer efecto eczem6-
geno, recien preparada con polvo fresco 4
aconsejamos que la infusion acuosa que arriba
20 recomienda, sea hecha CON la rGig de as
pecto caracterfstico, no con 81 polvo"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12
Baquero Y Gandara

OFRECEN. -Cerveza Cristiania legftil
ma en- cajas dc 48I1 botellas & $40 Gaia
Id /" 1912
Bacalao de Escocia superior en- caias
de medic .quintal & Al M
Idem !" de arroba
ManteQuilla Danesa legitima marca Il
F. Brun, lata amarillo cajas de 100 Ia
tas de Il $50 "a.
Cajas do 200 latas de media libra
Recibido pOr los dltimos vapores de C&diz
30 csjas Cognao-Jerez marca Rafael Ro.
nero $8 GAIA.
26 cajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro
nero $113 GAIA.
I'm el asilo municipal do caridad existian
nor in de Enero 0a acoiidos. entrando durante
eMeeo lleCieron que
para eF % estes son
afs 'eAaehoe qRe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12

ola. 81 esto sncode, como tendra cue suce
der, quedaremos al f1n 81 cabo como ostamof
hoy; eB decir. con las dificultades cssi II
superables que on t0da Ia isla Sc presentan pa
"a el infimO menudeo
Otra dificultad entendemOs que podr6n
ofrecer los perros grandes chicos. En- Ia
actualidad circular, como en- otro lugar deia
mos dicho, las piezas llamadas chayos. los
que SO les reconoce un valor legal de uno Y omar
to centavos, 6 sea 80 por un peso moneda me-
jicana corriente. sCual sera 81 valor que en- 10
sucesivo tendran los chavos1 iSu circulation
ser& conventional q dOblgatoria7 Considerarlas
como peyy0s cE5cOs, ser& afectar intereses crea
dos, t0das vez que sus tenedores perderfan un
20 por 100; como pesrOS grGssdes serfa darles
I'm ValOr que no tien0n. lQue haCer para con-
jurar todas estas dificultadee3
NosotroS entendemos que 10 verdadera-
mento practice y conveniente para conciliar
intereses, serfa que el Estado ordenase la acu-
haci6n de 80 mil pesos en- moneda ovincial
de PuertO-Rico de un centavo de peso (tuesen
estos de njkel. bronco cobrel, Y que dicha
mOneda no tuvjese circulation legal fuera de
Ia Provincial. Con ella podrian comprarse on
proportion justa los chavos actnalmente en-
sin quebrantos para el Fisco, nj
p6rdidas para el p6blioo. Es esa nueatr8 mo-
destisima opinion. i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-12

Un ilustrado m6dico, amigo nuestro. nos
dice que habiendo leido On LA CoRREsPoNDEN.
CIA, que en- Caguas Ocurrfan frecuentes casos
de pssstwlG nsGzignG picada de mosca J, cree
op0rtuna Ia reproduction del siguiente suelto
que publica El Monitor TeyGp6utjcO, intere-
sante peri6dicO que se edita On Paris.
FL menci0nadO sueito dice asf:
TRATAMIENTO DE LA P0STULA MALIGNA
PoR Ia 1PEcACUANA
(Davjss- -COzJey)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
How the Nations Laugh.

All the world laughs, though the ma
tons have different ways of showing
mirth. The Chinese laugh is not rs
hearty as expressive as the European
or American. 1t is oftener litter
than a genuine burst of merriment.
There is little character or force in it.
As for the Arabian laugh, we hear
little of its hilarious ring through the
aces of mirth in the old world. The
Arab is generally stolid fellow, who
must see good reason for laugh or be
surprised into it. In Persia a man
who laughs is considered effeminite,
but free license is given to female
merriment, says the st. Louis RepHbiic.
One reads Of the grave Turk and
the sober Egyptian but it Is not re-
corded that they have never moments
of mirth, when the fez bobs or the veil
shakes under the pressure OF some
particularly good thing" In Mahomet
himself Christian writer's have noticed
cordiality and jocoseness, and they
say there is a good ringing laugh in
the prophet with all his seriousness.
An American traveller in Europe re-
marks the Italian mirth as languid but
musical, the German as deliberate, the
French as spasmodic and uncertain,
the upper class English as guarded and
NOT always genuine, the lower class
English as explosive, the Scotch of all
classes as hearty, and the Irish as roi-
lckiuu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
Thereby Pooling the Snake.

Among the prickliest Of the cacti of
America is one called the togo, which
is covered with spikes to an unusual
extent, and so sharp and easily broken
are they that one has only to touch
them to cause them to penetrate the
flesh and to separate them from the
cactus. There seems to be a poison in
the spines For this reason snakes and
REPTILES avoid it most scrupulously.
A party Of rats was found building q
verimble fertilization of the togo spines
about their burrow. Some were at
the thicket cutting the thorns, others
carried them cautiously to the nest,
while others set them in point out
wards and very close together. This
went on for several days, until a cir
cular line of togo spineS had been con-
structed from the rock on each side Of
the burrow hole. One evening the
rats were at play outside when a sem
tinel rat came running up, evidently
much alarmed. In a moment the
scene was changed, and a stream Of
rats Went leaping from stone to stone.
They had made a series of steps in the
midst Of the spines.
Then a good-sized rattlesrake came
along, evidently in no hurry and feel
ing sure Of a good suer Arrived at
the ratification the IKE attempted,
but Intellectually, to cross it, Several
time, he tried, but ut last drew back,
as il satisfied that the fortress was inn
pregnah.e, while some of the rats yeu-
ture4 oa. of the hole aud evidently
much enjoyed the discontinue Of the
enemN.- L-M I.N.H
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
For the Third Time.

An old Vermont farmer, saws the
Troy Times, tells a rather pretty story
OF a missionary who. before setting
sail for the land of the convertible
heather, took unto himself wife. In
less than two years his helpmeet died.
and the missionary board granted him
a vacation, which he improved BY re-
turning home and marrying again. In
less than year wife No ? had sue.
cumbed to the rigors of the pagan
climate, but the board refused to grant
him a second vacation within 81 short
a time. He accordingly deputized a
friend to select bride for him, and in
due time received the welcome inform
stion that the future sharer of his lows
and sorrows was on the sea and hast
ening to him as fast as wind and steam
could carry her. At last the ship was
signaled, and the bridegroom went
down to meet it, accompanied by a
mar, ed friend. On the return of the
latter to his house he was pounced
upon by his wife, who demanded all
the particulars of the meeting. Did
Mr.. Smith seem much overcome when
he saw Miss BROWNE" was the first
question. We'll, yes, little" Wasn't
he oyerioyedp" well, oyerioyed is
not iGst the word, perhaps" "Why,
didn't he say he was delighted"
"Well-no--not exactly" But at least
he seemed pleased?" Well don't
quite know For mercy's sake tell
me Just what he did say and do"
well" with evident reluctance, when
he saw her she was at the other end Of
the deck, and she was pointed out to
him by the friend she had travelled
with. Smith looked at her for a min
ute. and then he passed his hand over
his ewes and murmured: Red hair
for the third time-and after so much
prayer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17

Mn. J p. BLAZE, an extensive
rea, estate dealer IN Des Moiues,
lowe, narrowly escaped one of the
>everest attacks of pneumonia while
IN the northern part Of that state
curing a recent blizzard, says the
saturday Review. Mr.. Blaze had
occasion TO drive several miles dur
2 'ne storm and was 50 thoroughly
lH.ei that he was unable To a-g
yarn, and inside of an hour after
hIs return be was threatened with q
.eyere case Of Pneumonia or lung
fever Mr.. Blaze sent to the near.
est drug store and get a bottle Of
lhamberIain's Cough Remedy, Of
which he had often heard, aud took
2 number Of large doses. He says
'ae effect was wonderful and In a
saof, time he was breathing quite
easily. lie kept on taking the
medicine and the next day was able
come to Des Moines. Mr.. Blaze
sgards his cure a. simply wonder
iaL. For sale by r. d. PuIford.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
Starting a Bank in Creole.

Creole has a unique way of starting
aaank Imagine big new building, "
SAWS q local paper. "itted with com
p.ate banking furniture the door COW
cred with sawdust, the counters COW
cred Hitha splended lunch and on the
s... landing an enormous bowl Of
gaamH1ue punch, everybody ia town,
from lac banker and merchant 10 the
variety actress, present, and you have
a fair picture Of the opening of the
First National bank in Creole"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
L egal Notices.
\ otice to Hear Petition Tor Examina-
ton and Allowance.
First corner above post-ofhco

STATE OF wIsCONsIN-IOWA COUNTY
- COURT rs PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at special term
Of the Iowa County Court TO hc held Ia and for
said county, ut the Court House, u the city
of Dodgeyillo In said county. on the 9th day
OF December A d 1902 being the fourth Tues.
day of said month at one o'clock iu the after
noon OF said day The following matters win be
heard aud considered.
The application OF John w TAYLOR. executor
OF the estate OF John Weamr, late of said
county, deceased, for the examination aud
allowance of his administration account, aud
the assignment uf thc residue of said estate Ia
such persons as are 10y law entitled 10 the same.
Aud i Is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given 20 AN persons Interested by
publishing copy of This uotire lurthrce wCeks
successfully, prior TO said day of hearing iu the
Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper pub
llshed in said county.
BY order OF The Court
49w3 CHAkLtsW MCILHON, Judge
Dated DOdgevile Wis November 23d. 1892
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-12-17
Notice 20 Hear petition Tor I.yamina
ton and Allowance.

STATE or WIsCONSlN--IOWA COUNTY
- Court-ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
Of the Iowa county court, TO Doe held IN and for
gHid county no the Court House. in the city
of DOdEeUllc, n slid county, ou the 20th day 81
December, A. D. 1892 being the third Tuesday
OF said month, 40 ten o'clock In the forenoon of
said day, The following matters Will Doe heard
ana considered;
The application ofJ j. Humbert, Ey cutor
OF ,he estate OF James Ball late of said county
deceased, Tor the examination aud allowance
OF his administration account, and the
assignment of the residue Of said e. tate 10 such
persons az are by law entitled 90 the game.
And It is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons Interested by
publishing copy Of this notice for three weeks
successfully prior 10 suid day Of hearing In the
Mineral Point TRIBUNE, a weekly newspaper
published IN said county
by order of the Court
i1w3 CHARLES W MClLHON, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis. Nov 18TH 1892
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-24
Notes From the Courts.


THE W. Baird Machinery Company yester
day issued an execution against the Kins
Rock Drill Company for Sl34 "a.
A VERDICT of 500 for the plaintiff wa.
given yesterday in the case Of Ed Darningel
gainst E. c. Hammer and wife, an action OF
g note.
In the United States District Court yester
day q nolle pros was entered in the case OF
L. P. Shaw, charged with violating the lot
terry law.
A VERDICT OF 81, 5s1 16 for the plaintiff was
rendered in the case of James Searight
against jeremiah Gumbert, an action on a
mechanics lien.
FEED OppERMAN yesterday filed an eject
pany to obtain possession of a tract of land
in Ohio township.
MORRIS KAUFMAN yesterday entered suit
against Max Wolf to recover $500 on a
promissory note. The note was given July
I, 1892, payable in four months.
TEE suit of the Columbus Machine Com
pany, OF Columbus, against the Carroll Por-
ter Boiler and Tank Company, is still on
trial in the United States Circuit Court.
THE jury is out in the case OF Barbara
Reich and David Bennett against the Phfla-
delphia Company, an action for damages
for inj uries received in a gas explosion.
THE case of Thomas Crowder against the
Pittsburg Traction Company is on trial be-
fore Judge Ewing. The plaintiff was thrown
down while getting of a car, because 1t was
started too soon, and seeks damages for in
juries.
IN the suits OF John Picard and wife
against Louis Hazelbart for damages for
injuries to Mrs. Picard caused by falling
through stairway, a verdict was given for
500 for Mrs. Picard and 6A cents for her
husband.