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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05

9 smplisr y completar con loo
nformes de la Dlputsci6n Pro-
vincial , la J .Dta de AsricuIturs,
Iudustria : Comsreio, y oysndo
tsmh:en al representsnts de la
Compsfits en- esta Isle, para remi
tir-e nor i timo & Ia Eesoluci6n
del Ministeri~.
Ora reiiva d IL creaci6n y pro-
vision d. una E4cribanfa de ar
:uaciones en- el ] lzgsdo de Qua
malay, Cuba.
Ora n,mbrando Escribano do
scsuaciones del Juz1ado de Ca.
yey 81 Lcdo D. Juan Mas = Gal.
pf.
Otra nombranio Jaez de /.
Instsncia del di.trito de Ponce &
D. DArio U,loa Varsla, que SER
VI. CON Ia miama casegorta ea. el
Dissriso Sar de Santiago dc Cua
ba. 3
Osrs nombraudo para el jus.
gsdo de L: I astancis del Distrito
Sur de Santiago de Cuba 4 d.
Francisco E iuardo de 10 Tore,
sIeet' para eJercer igual cargo en-
Ponce.
Tsiegrsma que " en- otra: psr..
to. ss
PfiVi!sgios de invensi6n.
| Sabastae.
@ ~
Pfovidencias judicialss. *
Ayuntamisnsos. =. = s,-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05

Dscreto de 8. e. que Va en-
otra patte.

Rsa' O:den disponisBdo 20 nom.
bre. para desempefar 10 plaza de
Tesovero Psgador de Obrss I'd.
blieas. d un Ayudante del ramo,
sin perjuicio de proponer para
Pagador sin caracter facu ts s.ivo,
incluy endo diehA plaza en- 'os ve.
nidsros presupuessos, 4 reserva
de 10 que se disponga pOr sl Mi
nisserio.
y, do euents de otra diBpo-
niendo que. para q reso uei6o mae
acertada de- xpsdiense sobre ca
dueidad g. % concesi6n de Dos
ferrocArriiss de esta lila, 90 de
cumplimis $50 d 10 prescrito On
sl art 80 del R.eamento para 10
ejscuci6n de 10 Ley De ferroes rri.
100 vigssss sa sasa Isls, dsbiasdN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05
L0SARCOS De TRIUNF0
EN- MONOh
IoE LOS 1NFANTES

Son mareado ohjsto de 10 aten
ci6n y encomio generates Las in
teresantes y oportunisimas ins
cripciones que osteuta en- amba.
caras el precioso y artistico arce
de triunfo erigido pcr oil Casino
E,panol On honor de SS. AA.
en- Ia encrueijada de Les GALES d.
Ia Fortalexa y Ssn Jot &.
He aquf lac citadss inscripcio.
nee:
LEALkAD. y
He CenidO en- que fengG 10
LslG por armas un eScNdo Uerde.
dsntro del I'm coydsro plateodO. =.
POr SIS amor y Iealt6d, es Muy
Noble Y Muy LeGI esta Ciudad'.
EL REx DH EspAAA.
RONOR.
" 81 todo Ell p0der que queGo
on HOldndG sstuviera hoy en-
Puerto. Rico 10 estimarto en- mu
chO para que Uie,dn eI U0lor de
los PHsrtOrriQueHos."
DoN JUAN De HARo.
ABHEGACToM.
Z" No engsndr6 20 hijo pGro
que fsssse contra mi tieyrGt ontss
engendrS hijo d mi patrio, porc
que cayG contra Zoe snemigos de
ella"
GUZMAH FL BCKNo.
PATxr0TISn0.
=" Anfcs que Ia yspGb!icG, an
tee qGe Ia Hbe' lad, antcs gge la
demOcruci0, Ia Unidad, 10 tran
9tsi'ida6 Y Ia pas DO nUsstra glo
riOso Rspoaa y.
OAsTRtAR.
~Rl areo del Eiereiso y volun.
ssriOs 90 imponente y de eolosa'
les proporcioneej sstA sdor iAdo
BON bisn Tintadas AlsgOriAs Dc
gusTras
Et dc ID CAm.sA do ComsFelo
10 muy s'esan!s, , hsEmosSaHlO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05
Total ..... 6S5,17O.6S

Este resultAdo acu-G lac dife
rem ,iAs que q continuation Ge
AnotAn. comparado con el obten;.
do por iguales reDtu en- el mismo
mes del aAo anterior:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05

D.fsrencia Iiquida
de q 81 que aparece en-
. recAudaci6n de las
-xpresAdAs rentas du.
rAnte oil mcs do Mar.
30 6Itimo, eomparAdA
con 10 de isuaI mes
de 1922 roI los mia.
mO' cOnceptos....."" 21,7SsSV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05
DEORETO.

DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05
GUzMAH Ell BURxo.
RATKTOTISHO.

" Anfes que Ia yspGb!icO, an
tee q~e Ia tibe' lad. antes gEe Ia
demOcruoiG, Ia Unidad, Ia tran
quiiidad y 10 pas Do nusstra gio
riOso Espoaa -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05

ID n MA s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05
DE MENOS,

OE MEHUSl
Rertts EatAncadAs.. 507o SO
LDgrtsos svensu er.. 1,502 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-05

Sr Director del BoLETIN MRR
CANTIL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
rnK MAGAZINES.

Harpes's Basar gor November IL contains
the hFSt chapters of short serial by HaY-
Tiet Prescott SpoHaTi. called "fhe Maid
lie Married" The Wee 0aes Of Jspan. -
series os articles bv Mae 81. John Bran
bali, illustrated by c. ID. Weldon, begins
IN The same number.
The November Assaa closes the eighth
volume ct this popular review, which bx
the conspicuous ability OF ia contributors.
its uneqealled, fearless. and healthy reioF-
native impulses. has become rover in
o1r land. The November Issue contains,
among other brilliant papers q note.
worthy article written bS ihe lAse Richard
a Proctor, ia which the eminent astrono-
ner reviews the claims 81 Bacoa and
Sbsksspsare st length. This paper was
originally pt.rtioa OF a correspondence
between Mr. Froctor and his daughter.
The Bacon SRskrsgeare case closes N this
issGe. IL contains ver1iets from Henry
Irving. Governor ". +. Russell and
oibera
one ~ toe most timely articles Of the BE.
rles ~ EeFssxa lor NaveTneer is the charge
ter sketch ~ L0beugala. king of the Nat
aeele tribe la Southern AtrEcs wEth which
the British are noS 81 wsr. This monarch
Is seems, Is Associate lord over some So 90
inca, women an8 children, aud like many
other Ha0fern sovereigas, leads a busv life.
lasge.y aasd slta routine oslseiAI duties
ne sketch gives very vivid picture Of
TIE char ActsFlstAcs CT the k2as-Faenfat
paysscsl, mora and othcsa3-and records
the Impression which two o! hts aged
followers received whsle upon an embassy
tFofa Looeng1ta 20 tsaesn Nsetoria. Ths
causes q the present War. sna the esrcuna-
STAGES frame asAssiy pEeeeaing IT, are also
explained.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
STATE PRESS OPINION.

A rr0rufnenf pepasist says BE hss
eEearA he k@s discovered tAas the
anarelzfsEs al train WITH ths mes party.
lie - too eu19 81 American TO ee cargnt
- their company Wsnsrvas ExpFSzs-
The Nszss uosseel ia 3 ssss p7hEsshsd in
the Posz-IsTxzxxGExcxE 81 those who nzd
borrowed" money sr0rz the cir treasurer
Of WhateoEs the name Of an ex-5Aak dl-
rector er-Rs9ubsfcAu and tie present
Ieasser OF she PoruaEsE party IN WhatcoEa
cnsznfy. Some expsa71ti0n from this re-
fern szifasor would nos be IL orcer.--
Wsaas Teynom AnrE
Advocates Of . Stay law wiEl Cad no en-
eo1ragement from sssoEghtfas easiness
men Or legislator Such . law wozid
rather force debtors 10 the salE than better
taeir condition. and besides IL would BE .
c:ssreditsbls psece OF legislation for the
state. Gam Sd the relief fAosstb.e. but
Waxhsnxs0n wants no renudisflon Of hon.
ess deAfs---!x0fsd< Trade kegfxtey.
c. B. Wright Is said 20 be provoked ~
the policy Of this city In its negotiations
over the settlement for the wafer plant.
Ar. Wright mast pe angry, indeed. II be
Is - mad with rs IS ne are with him. He
has net treated the city fairly while pre-
tending 10 he IT'S most loyal friend We
can never agsinregard him in the friendly
light that ne have 10 the past. To speak
OF him ~ tie Father OF Tacoma" - to-
day RANK irony. We had rather be q
payentless brat. . street gamin without
knowledge OF father or mother than own
such parenfage Consideration for him
there Is none in the pabiic mind, and If IL
were not for the policy Of his represents
tsves he could expect much harsher treat
meat than he is likely 70 get--Tacoma
lScses
The course pursued By G. B. Wright in
declining 20 fulfill his obligations with re-
gard 10 the city of Tacoma 10 one which 10
Fastening matters TO a locus with extreme
rapsdity. The motives Of those who in
hsenced the purchase of the light and
water system. as also the motives which
Influenced those who opposed the entire
transaction from start TO finish. are likely
10 be plsced on record with startling clear
ness and briIiiancy. Much that was vague
and conjecturaI during the din and clamor
OF keen and vigorous combat. nov that the
question has beea reduced 10 species Of
cold-biooded deadlock, will find its way 20
the surface, aud WHY old factitia as he
il, the condition 10 which he has reduced
the question is one which Is not unworthy
his reputation for sagacity and cunning
The kew Vest, Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

The day amer the recent November eleo-
ton two eminent eltisens 81 New York
city. cue lifelong Republican saa the
other lifelong Democrat. resoseed vita
equal enthusiasm, II nos equal eioqaenoe.
oveF the result in the Empire state. The
eminent Republican WAS sx.Judse Noah
DAVE, Tor mAny rears presiding iastiee OF
tee supreme court Of New York state, the
eminent pemoogAs VAS ex-Mayor Ahrana
> Hewitt. the trusted frtsaa Of Samuel J.
Itldsa aad Cox several years Democratic
leader ia congress. iGdse Davis rsrnsu,.
hegea the days 81 the Tweed Ring he
hass ssaEsacca fweed, and be had feared
that The people OF Aes York state woala
Eos prove equal - the emergency, hat
we1sd resals tie election Of Maynard !.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
THE FEMALE WHITE CARS.
Offcers OF the Nebraska w. c. r. q. on
the osceois outrsges.


the osceoia outrsges.
FREMONT. Neb., Nov. 10 1893
To THE EDITOR: As an article appeared
in your paper concerning alleged white
Cap" trouble in 0sceola, in which 1t was
said TO be the work of the Women's Chgis-
tisn Temperance Union of this place.
desire that you publish this official state
ment.
Upon personal Investigation in company
with Mrs. S. NJ. Walker, the state vice
president. we find that either directly or
indirectly the w. C. T. u. OF 0sceo.a are
not associated with the matter, and the
citizens of that place do not claim that
they are. One woman that belongs to the
union, IL is claimed, IL one OF the White
Caps. j also have the sworn statement,
that Of the president and secretary of the
union, that they had nothing to do with
it in any way; in fact they had not been
having any meetings for months, had
never discussed the matter and are clear
of any completely In the matter. Most
respectfully.
Mrs. MARY A. HITcHcocK.
State President w. c. T. u.
Mrs. s. NJ. WALKER
State Vice President w. c. T. u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

eies ia that br.ach we're SLED By cs-sts
from tie naval academy. baf By rscsas
ruling Of TIA secretary OF the treasury
these vacancies are 70 Re Supplied IN ae-
e1rdance with an set Of congress apFroved
.sTAe secretary Of sha treasury Is aasAov-
iEs1 20 appoint. whenever vacancy occurs
IN the grade OF third l1eutenanss. cadets
with rank next heiox thai Ct third iier-
tenant, wao are required 20 serve . pro-
batorT parted Of two yesrs. during whieh
time they yin be reQaEred 20 pursue .
prescribed course Of stady and 70 perform
surh other duties On board ship or else
where IN the service - mar Dc assigned
them ~ proper authority"
Nearly al the officers holding TIA rank
Of second and third Iien,enan,s have re-
eeived their preliminary education fitting
them - third Iieutsnants On board the
revenue school ship Chase. Ii l. IN
derssood that this vessel il nos being pre-
pared ~ New Bedford. Mass, 20 take on
board the cisss which will soon BE formed.
This little vessel is model Of naval
architecture She IS snail but VERY CON-
plese in ali her appointments; Offered by
ezptain aad three Esutenants and
manned by small crew, who are sup
posed 10 keep the vessel in order. the
cadets attending 70 the svoiutious Of
sailing the vessel on her annual cruises,
which ara generally taken in the summer
months across the Atlantic, visiting
several Of the European ports. returning
in the fall months 70 her moorings at
New Bedford. 4 course of two years pre-
ps-es the cadet for final examination as
third lieutenant Any young man Of
good family. between the age OF Is and
.. unmarried. capable Of passing a
physical and mental examination, coming
xeli recommended BY the representative
Of his state At Washington City, may re-
celve an appointment as a cadet in the
revenue marine. The pay during the two
years Of service on board the Chase is
$500 per annum, that of third lieutenant
is 81. 200 and q ration Of 50 cents per day.
There are now In commission thsrty-six
vessels. Offered By thirty-six captains,
thirty-six first lieutenants, thirty-six sec-
ond lieutenants. twenty-five third Iieusen-
ants, twsnty-six chief engineers, twenty
six first assistant engineers, twenty-sIx
second assistant engineers. besides = num-
Der OF pilots. Il. BroxpI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
Is THIS BUILDING UNSAFE.

SEATTLE. Nov. 10, 1893.
To THE EpfToR: What Is the matter with
the board of pu bic works. What are the
duties of the inspector of public buildings7
These questions suggest themselves to any
one who will stand on the northwest cor
ner OF South Second and Main streets and
take look al the building situated on the
southwest corner. 1t does not require q
critical examination 10 convince anybody
that the building is highly unsafe. The
walls appear as though they were about to
crash into the street. The chief of the po-
lice knows the state OF this building, and
has on more than one occasion declared it
unsafe, and has so informed the board of
public works. ! learn that the upper
floors have more than 100 inmates, the
lower portion Is occupied by what is called
the Mug saloon. and large numbers of men
pass In and out at all hours of the day aud
night. 1t will readily be seen that should
the building collapse the loss of life would
be very great In that event let me ask
the honorable board of public works and
the building inspector, would the public
hold you guiltiess? CITIZEN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

The Puget Sound Schoolmssfers' Club
will meet NJ Tacoma in the Emerson
school next Saturday 81 10 a. N. The
programme will be IS follows; Song.
Emerson q1artstte; @University and
High Schools Superintendent b. IL.
James; Stats Reading Circles" County
Superintendent Cox; School Attendance
and Pancsualify." Superintendent +. j..
Barnard: Reorganization Of cluh. !"
Principal C. A. Taylor. If there is any
afternoon session it will be in the hands
Of lis friends
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

The enormous majority for the Repub-
lican ticket in Pennsylvania was rolled up
BY her farmers and factory hands. Demo-
cratic counties FOR the first time cast Re
publican maiorisies. The farmers of Penn
sY!vania know tnae sheep are selling at
$3.50 a head less now than yeSr sgo and
this means loss of s., CO.. 900 on the 40, 900
sheep of Washington county alone. the
most important wool-groxing county in
the state. The fact that the Democratic
party, which has eonsendsd for tree wool
FOR several years. is in power and ready TO
secure free wool has alresiy hlighted the
industry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
NoRrHwEsr NEWS.

The Seattle Trade Register issues handsome
portrait Of the iaia JsIaes Reid Macdonald with
its current number.
Tia grip Is very prevalent among the Indians
OF Northern Vancouver Island. nearly ali the
villages being an seted and Some of the mission
aries stricken.
W. Nail Jones, formerly one OF the editors OF
the spokane Reriesr and Steer Oafbxrst. commit
ted suicide at Cnieago recently by taxing mer-
phine. He vas q hard drinker and g Iasor
leader. Two years sgo be married Miss Cora
shaw. - spoksne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
THE BIG KRuPP GUN.

SEATTLE, Nov. Is, 1893
To THE EDTToR: Please give description
of the great krupp gun on exhibition at
the Worlds fair. CONSTANT READER.
THE krupp gun on exhibition in Chi
cago is the largest form of cannon ever cast.
as well as the longest 1t weighs 28i.c00
pounds. and is breech-loading steel rifle
of 164-tnch caliber. Ii is Is feet long;
near the breech-bioek il has diameter of
OK feet. The projectile is conicai. ofchilled
steel, and weighs ton, while the powder
charge is 800 pounds. The range of the
projectile is Is TO Is miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE
ttae Opportunities for Young Men
Choosing q FrofessGon
roKr rowSsrxs, Nov. 10, Isas.

foRT IowSsTSa, Nov. 10, ISa9.
To The EnGEoR; send you the follow.
Ing communication for publication, with
yes Of giving information which NAV
prove valuable 10 few young men who
might be inclined 10 avail themselves of
the present opportunity % entering the
revenue marine sevyies Of the United
States
There are az present faaFteea vacancies
existing in the rank Of third lseuteaants ia
tAas service. II the past iew years vscan-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
rA.y Want Il moaa. Rainier.

An effort is 90 be made at the next an
nual meeting Of the Old Settlers Assccia-
ton 20 stop all controversy over the cali
ing Of Mount Rainier Mount Tacoma Ii
Is designed TO declare that the mount shall
be known rs Mount Rainier. which name
Mount Tacoma. Ii passed, as il
promises 10 be. request viii be made Of
70 publish the resolution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17
NOTICE TO rnE reELfc.

The rattle 3 hersby wayned not 70 PAR
xny naoney 70 parties rsprsssnting % Be
sesnis q The Seattle PosT-TsTxkIxsEsrEx.
except The following. Who are the oniy
safhorxed travellng agents 81 the PosT~
fssxtaasxserR. viz: j. A. Mcclellan. ].
A. Davies. ard !. 4. Hawiey. las does no
epsiv 20 resident agsnts Of this paper Who
ars located ia varsoas cities and towns Of
tie Eovthwess. nor 70 postnassers. wha
are in sill cases authorized 20 take snbseyiTs-
tsons for she Daily. sanday and Weekly
Pesr.IsTxSEfcxscKA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

A Preacher Esepes wfxh Els organ1ss-
BAIT1nozx. Nov l6-The congregation
q Calvary Methodist Episcopal ehnrca
we're shocked yesterday 70 learn that their
popular pastor. c. u. Bragg. had eloPed
on Monday With Miss Lanshe Phelps. or
gani.s of the church Bragg. who - A.
years old, deserts . wife and family Of eve
children. Mrs Bragg. who Is n 6ssicats
health, vas under the impression that her
husband Was IN the country On church
business. until she happened 70 fad a
note on the study table with these words:
II an rnsnsd man; / an going away
and viii rot return: tell the children |
am dead" Miss PHELPS sent postal card
TO her father. ssyiag ska had gone with q
clergyman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

tive. IL does what Is promised
Here's the proof-if it doesn't dc You good
within reasonable time, report the fact 70 it's
makers and get your money back without q
word-but you won't do It Z
The remedy Is DIR. Perces Favorite Pre-
szipticn-and it has proved itself tho right
remedy IN nearly every case Of female weak
ness. IL Is not miracle. Ii won't cure
everything - but it has done more 70 build
up enfeebled and broken-iown women than
any other medic.,e known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

Portland 0-cgonia5.
While the Oregon commission brought
back s2S,oo0 from the Worlds fair, the
Washington building is in the hands Of
the sheriff for debt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

burIesque actress. xss granted diverse
from Edward solomon. the composer. and
gwen she custody ef her child. she tessi-
ned that after living with solomon four
years she discovered he already had wife
when be married her. 50 she geff hinn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

lillian Russell Gets Divorce.
NEw YoRE. Nov. 16-In the superior
court today Lillian Russell. the famous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-17

I" n Hdkcs me
Gredf People ask
me-is marriage
o failuref OF
course faint I;
s'pose / don't
know my biz
what am / here
for ~ III the wo-
men only keep
healthy they keep
in good spirits
and cupid Is In
demand Let
every enfeebled
woman know this
remedy
thatn cure her,
the proofs posi-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-24
WEST HAVEN NOTES.

The illumination PostPoned-west
Haven and ShsIton-A Coming Clam
Bake.
Arrangements are now quietly making
for big clam bake to be given at Milford
in a few weeks by the members of the
James n. Graham Hook end Ladder com
psny OF West Haven aud The Echo Hose
company of Shelton. O EisArd Osborn
is to have charge Of the sff cir, and a com
mittee of arrangements will be chosen from
each company. A gTea. friendlineSs has
sprung mp between the Shelton and West
Haven hIemep, and the clam bake will
doubtless be love feast of the biggest
kind.
Thomas Moran, q sailor, was arrested on
Tuesday evening for refusing 10 pay for
sandwich he had taken from one of the
lunch counters at the Rock Late in tbs
evening when Constable Clinton attempted
| to remove him from the small lookup liz
| the grove to the regular one in " est Ha
ven, Moran resisted and gave the constable
| all he could do to take him. The culpri
was finally locked up and yesterday morn
ing Justice Adams fined him 81 and cost
| for taking the sandwich, and for resisting
the constable he imposed fae of 81 anC
costs and added twenty days in jail
Mrs. j. P. Thompson aud daughter hav'
returned from Sayin Rock, where they hav
been spending the GUNNER with Mrs
Lindsey.
The baseball nine of VIM. Nicely * Co
will play the crSck nine of the olympi
Athletic club on the Cottsgsrs' grounds Il
West Haven on Friday afternoon; gam
called 3:l5 sharp. The athletic nine wi
play as follows: Psrkus, c Jefferson p.
| johnson, 1b; Murphy, Oh Breokinway
3d.; jefferson, ss.: Bush, If; Wright
Of; Freeman, IF.
The correspondents of the Connection
Catholic throughout the state will -hsv
their fifteenth annual reunion at Saw
Rock on Saturday afternoon next at
o'clock. New London will be representa-
by the local representative of that journa
The grand illumination will bs held thl
! ayapiDo
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-24
WRECK AT HOP RIVER,

Two Freight Trains Collide on the
New England Road-The Telegraph
Operator mt Andover TO Blame-He
Runs Away.
w1LLIMANTIc, Aug. 23.-This morning
at 12:43 Roadway collision occurred
bstween two regular freights on the New
England road about two miles west of
Wilma tic. Train No. 900, Conductor
Mckenzie and Engineer Pierce, was run
ming down grade from Hop river at q
rapid speed where 1t met train 200, con-
duotor Keller and Engineer Wentworth.
The crews of both trains jumped In time
TO escape serious injury, but the two
engines came together with great force.
Both engines were badly damaged and
ten cars wrecked, six wholly broken up
and their contents, consisting of hay, salt
and beer, strewn about. Two wreckine
trains, one from Hartford and one from
WilIimsntic, were set at work. The track
was blocked till 10 O'Clock to-day. Pas
sengers had to be transferred up to that
time.
The fault lies with the night operator a
Andover.
He should have held the east bound trsir
until the west had passed, but was asleep
He has run away.