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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02
VARIEDADES

Oereroao Hermsnos y O. acaban de reci
bir log Siguieates efectoB que ofrecsn Ios %.
rroquiaDos:
Bststillss de Malaga muy duIces diez cen.
tavos libra. Aceitunas alihsdas on cuIetes. An
choas catalanaa cal an cunatitos CaEtAhag do
OAnarias muy ricas Nuecea 8 coquitos del Bra
Gil. Jaleas intsimas de membrillo, albaricooues.
ciruslas, etc % centavoa caiita. Aceitunsr
machacadas en- cunetes. Nueces y avellanas
sobreasada superior. LonganizR de Vieh az
tra, Sd
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s. VENDEN EN- SALINAS

Las propiedades sguientes Las Salinas que Tadican en-
,nho neb Una gran fsia de terrenOS que ocupa La
martina que produce mangle, con una superhce de
600 cuerdas mss menos 19 ~ de teTenos de poy sem
rados de cana mayor parte Al fcente de la zona
osTia Dos IsIotes, CaracOles Mata, Corsaro, Cocho
eg Ratones Paiaro Barco. Una estaneia compuesa de
s0 cuerdas menos cas en- maderasI buenos pastos
zads Dor e sio Lapa, que nj en- las grandes ssquias
haca fslta aqua Tene dos casas De maderas DEL pal
tecbadas de zinc una de elias de alto bAO. En- Ia mismA
nranedad hay una ex enca de ganadO vAcunoy cabasr
1,c nien se yende. Tres casas, de alto bao
6isda de znc propia vvendas oa 81 ado de a an
toS5r ferrers fecada teiamanI, Ia Otr continue
Ci5n tsmb9n de MADEIRA cobijada zinc. Estas dos uh
rentan en- acsuaudad IS duros mensu9es Las tres
tjean patios cOcheras pogo. Un solar sto
an nm costsdO de IA plaza prn pa. Un coehe de euaro
ssenos uso particular cinco parejas Un CAIRO dos
Vuntss de bueyes. Para mas nformess dr1anes oeno
11neble don Alfonso PaniAguA. 90
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s6 Bn11oE1l 81 81 LII Oo1l1.lo1pIInA ID FEo-Rroan

0O d84144O4194 - ~
Parcels On sxrsmo turbada J. volvi6ao haCia Ii
aaCana DANA para deciro ago; despu6S invit6
que mo acsrcase q caRFuAio.
-lBravol
Me O6treCharOn ID mano.
LAS dosl. ~. Una sObra.
-LNdy DalrymphO me driga frases CaEHcoas J. !.
habGbGme de gFstitud, de rsCoaocimiento To ha
r3 cargo de Is attuaC6n. 70 apsnaa eIcuchabe pueG
tanto q querubn faba grandes oiog lon mfo1
QuS miradal lQu6 encantoi Haba parddo Il Cabe8a De
prontO diEig6 Ga tia eSts decioGa pregunta Tie mia
deCidmo Iqu6 debo haCer para atstguaE cabasro
TODD 81 agradeCmiento que morsCo3
" quo medic imagine Il noble dsma-pregunt6
HaWbury.
ACaso 10 s63 .Adu Sonaba on nj oide, On mi
pecho, en- mis- VenaB tOda aQuela mdOCa celeDe ade
mkA decir verdad 81 Carruaje habia emprenddo
mante Il Marcia aqu0las damaS aaludaron la
man gracicua sonrSa.. :. la viui6n desaparsci6
-Por tltimo mi bUon Dacres, 3est6 contento2
-Estcy ensienado, entusiasmado. leoy felizl
una palabra
No discuto loS epfteto-, pero volVamoa "a quoru
bin8 gQuS te propOncn haeer1 IVoIvorAS % caSaf
&C ertaments.
- lOu6ndo2
3-Maaana.
-Perfsctameuts. Machaca u hierro miontras eDt6
Calients aunque t6 taubien e qusou re acompanar6
cont tanto gusto cnanto que duguGtavG s3ber por
mi miSm0 algunoS detalles acercR de ena familia
- pRop6dtos ago % yo.
lEl qn63
-un dstelle, sunqne POGO impoEt.nto.... Lady
RayymP9e g @ de paia psze y tCol AinIe M tia,t
wlQUa q Nan&l
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Dleo ustad qns nAtIie reclam6 consva sqnalla
8abta a. ntrh sqgsliol inst~umentos que ahtad
tiama orc uysntts
Hab deacsro mayor?
Don Antonio fastlIher Morall, % hermano
eg1timn de ustad se6oE desmamoriado, que no
% parece ustad 81 estan arteS rsclam6 ccntra
eso que uasad llama inasrumeasos; 10 nlzo ccn
$50 oefecno que nnoimos os asenoer ga re-
SlaAaAcloa. Los lnasf famentos que pLesento 90
neln1ano 0e 0atso qoA Antonio, 4NeEon ma. son
S'uyeAtes, PUes pro0Alop que los oe ussso eraA
p1Lo paPsl mo1aooi una ~ essADA lnva
aeaaA POI naos1 Al00 ule9u Ao1AAu0 an0lAIlA'
ya we P-oSsolA us ~ sSso o1 s0uO'
~ sSSlllos 8 ue g :, pusgl0 Aassl' 0OlsL
$50 Ans AsVa us e AnAnO PrSa e p'lCaE g
por que Ietlvllnos en nuestro Poaera POE POGO
alsuapO l.S SO'oy0s Psls'as q0s is AaDAAa sloo
uass1 !. z i y 1.llsAeas.
oss1s ts3es.a' po14 - ~.
9 ~ as teSSs
lss y = 49, lssl 49, asss0 us
$50 So0sal' u.ty
~ osLv l1u0' ~ ~ ulsoas ulSne 49,
Suya leyoE pOIslon e pOa1la e
e e pAopO ~ 4ul.Alaos -
- aue Sesllses Ss1 ~
palse ~ v0r-Ol Ssll psLuos sssl-A1SeI % 80
s1LAa 49, p1e5
,g ~ 4es e ~ Ruys ns.ss
11ogss ~ -.
5sAAe 9 u1oe2 ~ 80 yySs yssss ~
le9 3 ao 1A
u h0y' g9o ~ aPOueIeao ~ = uo 01eou' u91 9o-e
NJ y1asa as Is ~ 1hon ~ - ssOo.
nosluO 100 aeGscnos oe lu' nSrLna1Os' : qulsnes
sslla usssa = :"
~ 49, e. = ~ ~ 3
pesssas 4uo
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Con fschs 80 del pasado mes NOS supIiCa an
senior dc la Caro- ina ID publication de 10 que igue
In hseho no % sl mIstsrlO, sno Oh los trIhunaIss

Hscs pocos dias I'm populoso noticiero del
sDiarlo de Puerto Rico" le hace publican squel
peri6dico uno, dos, tres Sueltos asombrosoB por
el solo hecho de hahera hal ado On una Carnicerfa
te Lozs, hato puerCo, una res, que Eegun GO dice.
tomaba aquel carnicero indebidamente psra 60
sriiear, cuyo animal desapa, sci6 robaron en-
una inca cerca de Il hacienda t'ProgreRo' hacfa
dos dias
Etectivsmeute, 81 hscho es raro, 81 suceso
isspira malicia de mcmento, pero denuncisdo co.
mo fu6 ante los tribunales de Justicia solo aque
los tienen 81 deber de averiguar; elloa sabr6n
iu3gar, perseguir 81 dslincuente ni 10 hay 6impo
ner Ia correction correspondence al autor con
arreglo las leyes.
Pero no borregos charlatsnes califcar en-
corrillos de criminal qRien % ignora Bi 90 ino
cante, quien quiza4 eE tan hoRrado como ellOs.
Respetar lee eyea, confar on LOS tribunalel
de Juaticia que aqusIog saben bassr en- elias sug
sentencias, es 10 que hace TODD ciudadano Quito
no hArlsr, nj menos exponerBe otras coGas
De- SECURE que q 90 tratars 8 se hiCiera Il
historic do nm criminal CoDsumado, como pol
eiemplo, nm incendiario por 81 estilo, que
luogo los hechos juzgados no tuvieEon ningun es
clareCimiento, NO 20 as0mbrarfSn loB uotlCierol
del "Diario' nj algunos borregoS chsrlstanes, qu'
solo yslen para charlaE.-P 5clcf
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Estimaremos los sisu.satea aefiores sa biz
van mandar aatisfacer Las sumas que adeudan &
esta empreSa-Dcn JoS6 Fernandez, Aibonito;
don Jose D chapel, Anasco; don 8implicio DA.
vld, Guayanilla; don Antonio Alvarado, Juaaa
Dmz; don Santiago Redrguez, JuaRa Dia4; don
Nepomuceno Perez Msnde2, L.res; don Custo
dio Igiesias, Manati; don JuBto Rogue, Toa.baja:
don Arturo g. Molina Maunabo; don Antonio
Fontanez, Coamo; don EnLio GArces, Guaysma;
don Juan jose Foat Arscloo; don FeliClsao Mar
timex, AEssso; don Bartolom6 GsYS, Arroyo; don
Jos6 MI Gimeaez, Caeoina; don Asunci6n Oar
denAs, Caysy; don HiIari6a Lopez, Oamuy; don
Carlos e Lopez, CorozAl; don Juan de la Orua
Diepa San Lorenzo; don Wsaceslao Segara. Adj
juntas; DON Carlos San Grsgorio Vald6s, Csiba;
don Llcco de Ar6valo. Coamo; don Jos6 Taxldol
Maciaa, Capital don Felix Monclova Bayam6n.
Estas cuentaa importan $8l3 Ii centavos CANA
dos con improbos trabajoB, no % justo los ten
gamos que psrder. m cuentas nWGVGs tenemos
mas del doble por cobrar. 3O-l
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In1porta,ntR

Terminado 81 compromise con 81 Estado, Se
vende 9! p7ente proviRonal que airve de paBo en-
elcaho de San Antosio (6 seA puente del Agual
Dlcho puente mide noventa metros de largo por
cuatro metros de ancho estk conStruido con las
mejores maderss del pals
Para mas irtormes y procio diriiirse don
Julian MatienzO, San Franciaco 34, Puerto.Rico
Isl
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s oBiera val oi

81 qBiere va tomaf Vino de EsgF0A0 pBf0
~ uva, conner exeolente0 trusaa on su iugo, IA.
cer or bonito agulnsldo ga novia, visits 81 Col
msdo De sobrino De Luina J Compania.
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Felicitaciones.

JOSE OCTAVLANO HERRERA , familia
con motive del aho nueyo, tlenan 81 guato de fs.
liCitar todos Gus amigoa relacionadoU de eOta
Capital y dc ID Iala.
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La f6uci6n snapsn1i1a aver por Ia compA-
nia Magiu Varona, ts dra luear eata noche. Sc
ppndlsn en- escena Las boHitas zRrzuelas L05os
Marfmts Y III MoaOgWlEO.
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u FIgIs ltsal s$s::s :; :: : =; );
r bora 81 Dcenciado Don

IL. Federico Le rY0Hd ROdTf9KeS
Farmaceutico laureadO Il EgpoActot6n Universal de
Barcelona, residente en- Utuado.
Este producto del pals tu6 entire los slA1E pre-
Bentados el UNIOO que por BOENA ElAAbOkAO4oN =
EXQUISITE PUREZA 1Ogr6 alcanzar los plaeemes de "a
Junta Califcaders 81 premio de- OIEN PESOS ofrecdo
el dmo Ooncurso Agcols celehrado en- San Juan da
Puerto-Rco.
Oonocidos por todo mundo los serVcos que pres
b. e PLATAN0 Ia alimentaci6ns en- nueso pals no ha-
bra pOr consguiente necedad de ponder u Duenas G1a
hdades.-UTIII SIEMPRE ser4 para los N1NOS, I95 Es
EERMOSy ttoda persona delcada de est0mago" 81 IA
0UA separada de los principles exanos sustanas pro
teicss del fruto.
Pregunte usted m6dico s conFsndrt 81 dehcado es-
tonnage nino de enfermo SECURE estoy de que
dtr6 que ST.
Pru6bese que no cuesta tanto Ia pruebas dlT4 usA
ArQuimedes, EUREKA, va encontr6 10 que buscaDa
Sc Vende todas las farmacias buenoG
os en- paquetes de = media libra. VIA
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Dell DOCTOR RODRIGUEA CASTRO.
Al1 81 mejor msdicamento en- 81 tratamiento
dc L tisss.-Cura prontc edcazmente los cata-
yyOs, anna, bFOaQuisSs, grippe damds sfeceiones
de las Was rsspiratorias. So Vende en Ecdan las
BotiCaA
Goio de Canarias sa... ss... s...ss. Dc e .. i
bado de reCibir, venden IN peso Ii GAIA Oere
cedo HormanoB y Oompania
las 7uterfas : Hsssl sss 5asis Rss''S5i9' :. 1o
Este aCreditado estabeClmiento, aituado en- lu-
gar muy C6ntrico de esta Capital ha gido com
prsdo por Il saiora doia Emilia Poupart, quien
ha dado poder representation para que 10 ad
miniatre % esposo don jose D. Barbosa En- 81
dicho establecimiento Ha hallsr&n habitaciones
trescas bien amuebladAs, aervicio esmerado
muCha limpie1a comida todaS horas del dia y
de L noChe. Las personals que visiton esta Capi
tel con motive de Il ExpoAici6n, hallaran ALI
donde alojarss con toda comodidAd. Prscsos
nstsv poputares. l5-14
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A Los aENOREs

s Tener Il meior Caldora de vapor
IA CLMAx IL mas sEGURA porque 60 insxplo
sible; = mas noon6luCA porquo consume POGO
combustiblo; Il mas EFiCAz porque nunca as doS.
compone 10 exile roparacionaO
Para informes diriirsa D. Pedro F. Fer.
ndndez. casa de los SreS. L6timer Fern6ndaz,
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Isl
LaS personas que Sufren de herpes, onfsr.
medad muy comun on los paiseD intertropicaIeU
ha,fan muy bien sn probar l. LOci6a Antiherp1
tea del doctor Montes J DiaE Nos agradecs-
ran 81 oonseio.
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- SOnbreTOs de Psnan5

HetnAlE U.A partlclpan s1B Cliente8 , q
ComerCio on general que han reCibldo nneva-
ments an 1urtido de SOMBREROS DE OATA-
CAOS, reComendando los que necesiten, hagan
pVonto suS padidos para podar asrviRlea 8
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secciol1 de Anuncios
DOCTOR VALERIO

Clrujano dentiata De L UniVersidad de q
Habana, Medico cirujano de Ia facultad ue PEN
silvania, inventor del bAlaamo anti-reumatico cue
lleya su nombre con 30 amos de prsCtica, espe.
cialIsts en enfermedades reum6ticas y de Ia boca,
extracciones sin dolor, llsgArS pronto esta Cal
pital donde montara un lujoso gabinete denta-
con todos los adelantoB de la ciencia y loH meio-
res aparatoa hasta al dia conocidon
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Venta de una fonda

gentsrla, % vanda 4 Fonda posada billar esta
bleeida en Ii Gale dc Tetuan n6mero 36. Para
mas informes dirigit0e 81 mi1mo estabIecimiento.
DeOgraeSo Hesndndes ISL
Alambroa psra CerCas, toda claae de inatru
mentos dc agricultura, preCiosos farclitos dc
papel con trasparentes De Criat6bal Colon. On les
grsndes quincallss Dc n. Rom6a OompaHfa.
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Para fumar extra SabroBo, 90 precise probar
loa cigarroS y cigarrillos do la acrsditada marca
PaFtagd' de 4 Habana, que ysndOn Cerecodo
Hermanou y Compaffs
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DE SANTA ROSA pE lima
La RatOFnada ESD8PalZa. sss5ss' sssis !. s.'s. {.

bitaciones muy fresCas2 lDesea ugtod conner
bien2 Pues acuda Ia RsfOrnGda Espsranso
Gale de l. Princess no Z, Marina, Capital. Pre-.
clos al alcanCo de todas Las fortunas.
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: DE O14IMPIo OTERO, PONCR-P-R
Chapi Los NueStroa oa...... 93-K
Idsns.-Lsos Alojados. .......,. 80 b
Idem LA Leyenda del Rey Monge.... S3
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Prices for western beef cattle. live weight:
Choice. 4ls@4}4c pr lb; second quail lily, 404lec;
third quality, 3d3l9c; poorest grade of coarse
oxen, cows bulls, stays, Texans, etc, 2ft3c.
Prices for northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight: Choice, 5lHG8Ac pr. ID; first
quality, 5g5l6c; second quality, HeO4Ac.
Hides, tallow, etc. Hides, 4Istt5c pr ID: tai
low, 3il4c; calfskins, 75c each; lambskins. fDc
each; sheared skins, 26c each; branded hides,
Be- DIT Id.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-There
were only about half dozen Of these cattle
brought in this week for the beef market,
with the exception of two or three bullocks
and few dry cows. Drovsrs are waiting for
a better demand before they offer their stock.
Mich cows and springers-The supply was
fairly large and the quality Of the offerings
was very good
Veal calves-The receipts were trihe lighter
than last week. The demand Is not much
better and values could not be quoted as show
ing any change.
sheep and lambs The receipts were light.
and only amounted to 85l head for sale on the
market. The dema I'D is no better, and values
for the day show no change from last week.
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IN Cow. IS.
A Condensed Report of the Proceedings
In Roth branches.

w,ertvcrov March 90 The shadow
of death hanging over the senate was re.
ferred to in the chaplsin's PRAYER when he
nrayed for the recovery of Senator Col.
ouitt of Georgia The DAYS proceedings
were very tame and undressing, being
confined chiefly to the passl.,e OF unim-
portant bills.
WASHINGTON March 23-Tbe Demo.
cratic members of the senate committee
on finance have been assured of the presi-
dents co-operation in having the tariff
bill become law, as he has expressed his
approval of the bill as whole
The house spent the entire day in fiji.
clustering over the O'Neill-Joy contested
election case from the St. Louis district
WASHINGTON March 24-Tbe house was
I'm session Yesterday. notw ithstandine the
fact that the dav was Good Friday. The
Democrats were apain without a quorum,
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LAWRENCE, Mass, March "a Phillips
& Kunhardt gave notice to the employees
of their mill yesterday that on April 9
work will be begun on goods for which
orders are now on hand, and agree to run
until July l. They further announce
that the wages which were in effect before
the reduction was made on Jan % will
be restored. This reduction was about
20 per cent. Brown & Achr yd, dress
goods manufacturers, have Announced an
increase of s and 10 per cent in wages. A
portion took effect last Monday, and the
remainder will go into effect next Mon
day,
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Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET ss:- COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF George W. Mckinney Insol
vent Debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 18th day of
Mar. A. d. 1894, a warrant in insolvency
was issued out Of the court Of insolvency for
said county OF Somerset against the estate Of
said George W. Mckinney OF Arson, adjudg-
ed to be an insolvent debtor, on petition of
said debtor, which petition was filed on the
18th day Of Mar A. d 1894 to which date interest
on claims is to be computed; that the payment
Of any debts to or by said debtor, and the
transfer and delivery OF any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
and choose one or more assignees Of his es-
tate, will be held at a court Of Insolvency to
Skowhegan, on Tuesday the 10th day OF Apr.
A. D. 1894 at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written 2wl2
F.. L. HARDING. Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger of said Court of Insolvency.
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Anarchist Most Rampant.

BosToN, March rs. The Boston anar-
chists held "A field day here yesterday,
with Johann Most AS chi marshal. Over
400 people, of whom To- were women,
crowded into small hall. Mr. Most was
greeted with tumultuous applause, and
his rabid remarks found favor, if judged
by the amount of applause he received.
In his speech he commended the revolu-
ton of 1913, he endorsed the killing of the
car and glOriled the commune of 1911
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NYason's Case Continued.

PEABODY. Mass March 27.-The case of
Clarence w, Mason, charged with assault
with intent to kill upon james Trask, was
again called yesterday in the district
court here A continuance of week was
granted. Trask is improving slowly Ill
though he Is still ina critical condition.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Z.
SOMERSET ST. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Chas H. Maxfeld, insolvent
debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 18th, day of
Mar A. d. 1891, warrant in insolvency was
issued out Of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Somerset against the estate Of said
Chas. II. Maxfield of Fairfield, adjudged to be
an insolvent debtor, on petition OF said debtor,
which petition was filed on the 18th day of
claims is to be computed. That the payment
OF any debts to rby said debtor and the trans
forbidden by law. That meeting OF the cred
itors OF said debtor, to prove their debts and
choose one more assignees Of his estate, will
be held at a Court of Insolvency to be hold
en- at the Probate Court Room in said Skow-
hogan, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF Apr. A. ID.
1894, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
2wI2 WILLIAM F. MUTT, Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger Of said Court Of Insolvency.
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Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE,


SOMERSET ss:- Court OF Insolvency
In the case OF Robert McCombs, Insolvent
Debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 18th
day of March A. D. 1894. warrant in
insolvency was issued out OF the Court
of Insolvency for said County of Som
erset against the estate of said Robert
McCombs Of Fairfield. adiudged to be an
or, which petition wac filed on the
l4th day of March A. D. 1894 to which date
interest on claims is to be computed. That
the payment Of any debts to or by said debtor.
and he transfer and delivery OF any property
by him are forbidden by law That meeting
u the creditors OF said debtor, to prove their
debts and choose one more assignees Of his
estate, win be held at a Court OF Insolvency to
be holden at the Probate Court Room in said
Skowhegan, on Tuesday the 10th day of Apr. A
D. 1894, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written
2wl2 WILLIAM F. MUTT, Deputy Sheriff.
as Messenger Of said Court OF Insolvency.
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CHARLESTON, Me-, March 2s.-Stillman
Laurie was held in $1,000 for enticing
young girl from her fathers home.
Laurie told the girl that his mother sent
him to engage her, offering her 50 a week.
He then took her to deserted house in a
swamp and kept her all night. She es-
capped next morning and tramped 10 miles
through snow to her fathers house.
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PITTsFIELD, Mass, March "a. - The
Pittsfeld National bank has brought n
suit against Deacon James Francis to re-
cover $4,000 on two notes drawn by him in
favor of his son, f. S. Francis, its late
crooked and suiciding cashier, and which
1t discounted.
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Amesbury Aroused,

AMEsBURy, Mass, March 27.--This town
Is thoroughly aroused over the alleged
actions of Gin Kee and Lin Chez, pro-
prietors Of the leading Chinese laundry,
who have been arrested. The police al
lege that several young girls, from 10 to IS
years OF age have been inveigled into
the laundry for immoral purposes Chi
nese Interpreters from Boston are in town
interceding for their countrymen. II ir
cases will be heard tomorrow. A life
sentence NAV enSlle,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-29
The Death of a Coal Merchant.

Boston. March 26.-Hon. Horatio Well
ington of Charlestown died suddenly last
evening at his home. Sc Monument ave
nue.. Although he had not been feeling
well for several days his death was unex-
pected, and, therefore, came as great
shock and surprise to his relatives and
friends.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-29
Town Meeting.

MAYFIELD--March &c, 1894. Modera-
tor, d. W. Clark clerk, A. l.. Flanders;
assessors, A. l.. Flanders, D. W. Clark,
l.. ID. Brown; treasurer, G. b. Millett;
school committee. ID. W. Clark; col
lector, l.. d. Brown. The amount of
money required by law was voted for
schools
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-29

NEW HAVEN, March 2S-The last ex-
press for New York ran into a dou BILE
team driven by Samuel Stent, f.;rmer,
near the Brantford station, yesterday, and
killei Stent and the two horses. 1t is
said that the flagman at the crossing was
at dinner, and the accident was due to
hia hrepca
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-03-29
Masonic Temple Dedicated.

NORWICH, Conn. March 2S. The new
Masoni temple Of the Connecticut Free
Masons in this city was dedicated yester'
day The temple cost $4,000, and is the
only one in the country, excepting Phila-
delphia, where the degrees from the
first to the 80 | can be worked.