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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

ID B.Aor Vie0.prssidsato do la Oomiai6s
provincial do j. Diputasi6n, nuoltro distisgHidc
amigo 81 ssnor Egc1 ha dispu0ata que pue-
d0p asy visiados loS aSiladca de Bes ecis ncia en
loa dias senaladon entsRioYm e1te IN atsaci6n :
her deRansx cido las 0aus<s que motivAson h
suspeKsi6R do aqWf llass syisita..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Ioa aaaYibnn .ila Nanatf.

s'Es fksil gus 81 px6x.mo dOsingo lose Ila-
W oabo u ysnni6n do qus az ustsd cusnta u
aia1 pnsadAV, pa tIatAr sohYe Ii p1oysctada fanda
ci6n do Nua fAb1iea dc t6sfoEon. Reina, cor
tal naottvo uReho ant1Aiasmo, eatandO. .diapNGGtsa
mushaG pon1onas do din0v0 ( HuaexibiYss con ".
Fies aeCIonaR. Abi saa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
ri HoapItsY \ illtar q onee.

Ll Honpitsx killtax @ Ones, qNe - 0Ett
,nctuaImaxto oeRatEuYondo H0v& IN o1iAsi0, ds
500 motHos eRAdxadel, da.Hn solo pino, con am
pies n6tanol, apIavechables para va'ios oojstos.
~ ossk trabsiGhde az diea sLA DsmcsYacian.
con tsl oOoncmla y con 81 ilialigsueia, 81 ho1.
rstal u suayts parts ds l0 qyo eastsSl d
s. empleaya otxa aiatamA, Lpg ~ sFinteFeg. alSa
nllea eaFtaKos, ctr. son asldados dol bat ll6n, J
erf - ohrRxaN Ilgahes JNRpale1s ~ CHI il eohYa
papa = ahlat o. enlaeee lylga a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

mia az permits sp eaH, rotc "a asoI 81 gKA0o
de essosiSn que mujY hsTmcBN Esbede paods eaa
Esx an aduYadcTes cuando Ee 0RCu0nNan cen ala
-IxS derseha sl RsHnta-IspuSo q BsI6n.-1haDeis
doho apjtes6n, quaTida aage m1R7 .1ubleHals ped
do spleas Is mixoG: sbuTfwisnt0 eaHBHco o1eH
vamisEto. No esey sgitsdc Nc 70 sstCSS 1aMAA bey
fso innpasibe coSrsRts, ma palAeEa 9o eoeteAek
zero q bisn On ciero que eclao digo q ceRansKAo,
tamien 10 one alfEo uushe, que 1sato N malssaz
aus nNnoS he Hontido. =
-lY provens de3 49,
s-YVamas bon Conooais ID CausaI
-ITal Redtaf
s--ssf Rosa de TxnAVexRI NTa uuohaeha dc 4HiR4
me- hO ccspado dsmadado por dssgTaSia nil.
.-JQH6 qug1sis de0iEf
-Lo oHe hsbsis o. q g. "a 'e huhese dejado
aair m csuaiso noEsxaa "a
aucho tisaapo que paFsaIia On ala ys.
Bu.ao-dijo GnbTiola--vSo sl nal; 1poIo qH6
medic npioPYlef sAsss sssE
n bar6a tu6 mny slaxo.
mo concsse mfI que uno-dle-1y vuH2. -
-Hsy de vusttxo pAIeesx No sbAeSss D<s que
III aismo FHobablsnente,
Hrbo an memGnto de sIancia.
AIesbo del eRal 81 bax6n xapRse:
ag~<Ys qui0ro apNsas ere Esmede. .VoaneL 1qut pan.
Il Gsnrra uovk Il sabsza. IS ssss
-Vso grAsdes diasultAdss-dsslus6.
sa-- tgu6lesaeaf
-1M pYiuasr lugaF que eRa srfata1a da deisa-
3s deER extaame, inAeesib'e ~ inksT6a
=. .sluise ise'.ss pa.as sasnass saa sl,as -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
La Dlrectlys del UasIao "a g,n G,rYafa

LA Difecslvs del Uasac de SaR GsHxnSn
p&RA ei ana asinal il compoRsR leE saMoRas d
guieRsea: PxeGidoRts, don Rama n xa1to de
FigusHos; Vie0 prOaidoate, don Ulises LopeEi
Eaca.es den JoB6 Rsmas do AAays, dor Ran6s
G1lAoKes, don Manuel Soils = dos BeD.to FoYos.
Raplents0, son JoH6 Tore dor Jorge Qai6oAsu
Ii9a LKcas PsgsA don JUas QuiGoRes; Tsgo
xoEs, don AgUatin Viva; seer0tslio, don Saliva
dor Ti6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Rosoxtauaos de IN oolega po. csao:

10a0Nk2W0e &c N 0oAtRa poR 0ah0S
''E, Oepit6n do IL GuaYdia Civil, don MlailiO
dc AaxsTYed0. qu0 habtA aOlicitado o. lIes1cis
Gbusl1tA para dadieayss d peyiodismo, psgsss cue
0aauSEtsa diasutRdoI pAvA AlcaB1aS 81 aatiaiso de
diehA NGeneia , 90 L he oYdansde ma3shs II
FeniRSula. PoH 10 expResto. aplSSa para dsntYe
do alguuoG m0ssa ID apRYiei6n dol psyi6dieo "El
TEtia0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
. a4e Ansnuu auu 1AsAn

Sarah ID sha.a pEna.Ia. sstaba sesptda en- d s'i6R
de vtHssss 4sIa# ess .s..afass .# {.
va al'ss,smsxsa dosde els s'tsbs, liamkaasla
sfat.s y pssgaRtai ze e @F@
"a que AoTs sasN laS emplsadaal
-Rso dapando de-.
=-Ksta noChe.
M ere0 qua o eiOrRa AntoB de lsS dies. za
-RIt6 bion. 10 precise que no % cio1Te antoa ds
Lar dies
-Ocmp1andile.
La judiA no pYegun6 Tads
He aq1f per qU6 aq1a die, laH eapsAdAu la1 ebve-
da Oaroina LshYst sRlisIon de lc8 tHerOs del G
mae6a melia hora laygG mfs taraa que SO eHdiRaiiO
GYbTiela SaIah eRwpN0ron i pllabYa que eada uEa
pox m parte habs dido
q hoYiGta di6 beItad Lar 11avO lcB pIIa1os que
tOnSa En iaula.
No 90 hAbis visto nunOa nesha MAJ haImosa Dc pE-
mavsrs. hi una nuhs @ y1fa 0n d OialO
Roes ss diGpena uslE tTBts cen ID fronto plQgauA
oaa I'd trsis nerfo parque do9do Cd gada del Noyvan
hahsa veutdo nuRca A6a gus do oIeuHo o01 do Into.
Gahvisls, que eAtaba su turbasi6D, - aeoEC6 alR
He vSte que O. hA hsblAa0 0l ba16n--la dita
La ioveR I0yant6 II eAbDna.
- Csnc1ee Lac gontoa--1epV10 u patFaDA cen t0no
mats1na No aS anal a61kn ae 1onoH dc
EeYn0Y. .pexo a. ntoEosa mue0 HOK voa a rEeeiF0
oVitx que % otendA or "A fRvoreaido - muy 0axi-
muy desdido pox aqualIas psHnopas qNienos
quisro. Ho ne moieE& aeonGeiayog, poHquo no ms
guata mesax@o en lolaEAntee 90 leo dea1s eo 90
aiIt Qno npea hthu. lanttnienta1 qAa per
daie tapoH epn n eftne 81 ~ aeheV
,sa 4 aa,usht "a 4 & lls llaRlssy 7 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
IA a PAPIs CAZAR.

Aptratoa paIa totogFAfas dc 63 poT ! dc
8 por 10. Idsm para rajas do pslO fernando bu
clSa HisrroB para lixar , ondplsr 81 cabOllo J
g ojsR pspslitou. Albums para eolseciosistaR ID
sSlloB dssds 80 csnsAvoa haats 2 eesoR uHo, alcaR
Eando al aho 1892, LuyuU, vidx'oE da aun onte
do vaTinO taSaaHoB , CRsRts hilo. Todo baSato }
Ultima nov0dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Nos telOgSaIias do ut1sdes sAYeE 90 n
Gibbs eqRi u n0tio'a de hsllaraa hAxldo eoR arms
10 lRsgo, don Rsm6a IRuiHa. vseiaa dc AHseib0
an d casa do den AgustSR Virxot b,xyio dc Iii
m6a. ReE6R varaioRss. hav otvo ha1ldoY 90 ID
eaNsa t,xar de ID oHfja JoYge.-s.W AgoAt0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Nca dicon de Lars: NE ha h0kiao On
esta juliudisci6R la alegsia que 0tTou amos en
P6aouaa dc Nayidad, AAr0 Naevo Rsy0G. no
ia '. oIndaIlo 90 v eoRvameis ado de one 90 no
esssr iY vidando coStumblss antiguas. D0s-
gSaeiss no hsmos teniao gus lA@sH'aF ningana
daleamsata o. hemos de uaas hsx das layes en- ID
iaOa de don Eduardo Sipg l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Aver aoeho aalieroa dc MayaRlgE

Aver aeehs Gslisr0a de MayagGsE para Pon
q ooa 0bjsto Do 1sgEoaAr d lanes Pog u naNans,
simcWanta indivfdR0a do loa que eonponaa j.
apyeOiAkI0 soci0dBd dc dop0adi0Dtas del Ooms1
edo dc aqUslla Ciudad Van viaitag sMs cors-
Ea4srou dc la Oildad dol Sur q10 % pSopATan
psRa Hasibixloa diRnAaente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Rsso1tapaos dc IN eulsga ponoeno:

"El a6bado timo traslaJ6 Oabo Rcic
oil iuGeAuo do San GsSE "a. TRatkbsso de an
aM0vs CrfMsR oSmstido per ls dinAmitA.petH6lep
ds Oatahe. 70 noe oaRpamcB On nd aaRoa an-
taEisIss do ests sassso, J % de . psRaIs0 que Il
1EAtiCiA hAga jaStisia, no imittAdeao a hsGho d.
Ia explosives, slnO naSsaAdo aNs origsnes, en- O
eNH explosiV0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
III prala Mo wayoF &C q Lotoyia !

III pronli0 @Ry0R dc 10 hotoyEa R1evluGiA.
oay6 o. san 0sruaEn Tepartido entSa varies: me-.
diG billot0 entire Loo ssHo1es dan ManUal Tore y
dea EEn0nt0 Zlpata ,depondientea DO den Bonoeio
G lpi UB d6akmo antve lee guaydioa muaieIpa
Ice AifEOao AlVaraE F1aRaia0o 61ggoTie, y ei
3aato ant3r otIan YAEiaa neggoMAa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

ii dia pyimero del actaal trsbAj6 la Oompa-
hfa iSfantN en u tsatTn Dc San German, doRde
fn6 lnuy bisR accgda. DiCe Auastro correupen-
sal que o. adnAiTable voy como tYabaian eEoE AZ
tiatsB a. MinIaturs. *@s .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

nv Il yunSads q. srlnk asi Aytstadtie
90 4 Habana ~ s. padidA Is pena 40 nuoSte
paA II pVoolnado JosS 1llvano por arasinato le
1EdoEos Lingo, pe6n do u n9eR llamada PuablD
ViOic. IA hOeho osRrTi6 d AZ % q Rcnko fltiao
o Uatado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Por u Gaardia CIVIL fu6 dateaido d vooipe
dsl ba11io del \ piso Lares Jssn Gs5sRs,
pOH habOR he1ida "a eonvecino Esoqui0l Rios
Dieho indivIdRs tR6 pp0ato diapoliei6n del Jux
gado munisipal dO sqRol pushl0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Bn OagaAs di6 & La ID infelis muisr Marie
Dinguj. de.ajo de m arb0l poH no ton0r hegsr.
d hospital dc ssa ciudRd done est67 y ].
earidad a qn6 90 ha hsCEio 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Ha ciIOulsdo - ol "RsglNmsnto" , les SHs
tstUte" del "0r6ditO y AhoHso pouGeho", sals
como lOl spRab6 ID AG6m blOa general dol die
do NoYismhY0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

El domi~go u d0lSOrrisnto u OentTO Galleg'
calob1s1G JuntA general xtraeEdi1aKi1 para cont
nWaY ID diseuai6R del R0glanento. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Ls diputaei6n de On p6Eeca hs acOrdsdo %
dIy & au BaRtidad Ls6a XIII, pos medic del obs.
pa do 10 di6essis. que slsvs 10 eateg0Hta do doe
tes dc IA Iglesta Sen Igaaeio dc LoyelS, hijo ,
FatY6n do RGuelIa pf0vipcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Nusatro amigo , G, mpaHsYo d ssNoY dos
Ramos Ma,iy, director do sEl Notiaiero" do
EcEce. ha t,aslaaado n rnn1ada en- que'Ia Ciu.
dad, & II OAlle del Castillo, csGR M mOao "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Colin en- "PuertO-RseO'

UbF0 DFeN81Gd0 con N0e90tt0 de 0r0 60 q
ErpOssci6n de SGntsrce
Disuuisicionss hist6ricO- -hlol6gieas poR don
Oayetano Coll ToGts. Nm eHta obra, adsrnks
de- tratarns del puerto de ID isla donde fondearon
Ias navea del Almira1ts, se dilucidaA otres pun
tor oacuros de ID historic de PuoKte Rico, J 90
sEclareCsn vocablos del leSguRje iAdo-sntillano.
LibrerfA de Ssajuzio Vidal pese 81 eiomplAE.
III duenO de lG fGbricG de cigG7Tos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Ha fend0adc en Arscfun deapuOB d0 So diaB
Do naVoRaei6n j pEoeodontO dc Barnol6na 81 ba1
gsntin "Givsndoina" con eSYga yaxia para lo6
aOMoYoa Roal0 QnnapsNie. mn 81 FL assss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

4aH tiremoa vs. nos obliqado suspsnd0F ID
,sssess Eafj6di,o s BsTros, Yor esEs.s que
espliOASomoa I'll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
E F EN-. E r / B E &

segun parece Don Ramon Campos y DON Jaime
sufo dc Moroyis, g han olyldado de 70 que deben
Don Juan Rivera, de Aguas Buenas 1ha muerto9
Rogamos nos informe quien 10 sepa para explcar el
por que de Ia pregunta. sssg I-..tshs4 z.'.
Don Lucas YaIldeiuly. tVivo en- Santa Isabel, n
dOnd0 hahita3
~ Caramba Carambita, desde 1892 Don JosA b. cha
PEI NOS tiene On berlinall
Don Antonio Alvarez J DON Santiago RodrirueE
do Juana Diax, puedan hacer vs-a-vis con Don Her.
m0l0nos Alvarez Dc Caguag y Don Antonio Fontanes
do NeAmO. IL alromOs para qut. ContinuarG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

m San GsSms~ con - tive do lOs 0Rai1Ol.
doS ha hsbido al&unoD asRlteH y 10 poblaei6m Cd
AZ MaY animRda. @aess
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

n. Les dapendie1Asa del coms1si0 dS PoDce
piaAssA oblsqHiaE & sas ecmpSHoSos de Haya.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

r. tEioleEa AZ Z, 800 paltoIss y vondiopon
Agar taxdO anoch0 On d ToatauVant elias Deli
0ias" a. AqNiino MAHtinas sAllo dc Tstukn 1&
mUEc 81 AN . coae con teaas laa gsno1al0s
a6 10 Ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

81 quieYo HEtea conner extra sAbTeEo, acuds
! Yeatanraat ala Oataana", San FxAacigeo Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

Fa& dOtenldo ayoY poT Il peltsIs % osts
CAPITAL, 81 pAiaanO Manuel BaAta0lla poR GmbEIs.
Rws1 0as6Rdalo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
PIRI LIS PlRR0QUIl!

N6nninas do u gnaci6n dc los gastos de fkbrica
AL & 100. N6mina de personal u 81 l00 De yOnta
q esta impfontas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06

ebsl Y aSAes dnzz juAio ssss so,.,nd,Sts niiitS
dol doY Ya1tnfnantc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Fl DE. Wives
O(JU z

&x-y0fD Dc 0liniaa dOi Institute o.
t1lnao de AdHid' sfooo les soHVtaiOs do % opsaia
-RONC&- Puorto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
DEp15it1 DE MH4uinHa de ElHET
80 SAN JUsTO 80

Compra, venta y alquiler.
J. Goa ets, ~. ma Ia comp los q . NJ EsU ,
OxisIE ncias de Il mHebG rla de DoA kttle lsu-
sells Rituada en ID lie de Gan Fraacis & 4 70
S5. uiguieAdo los mifuos asgOsiou que =. ex in
guida caua.
san JHsn Puerto Rico, DiOisnbTe Z d
1884, JWltdH s .V0. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-06
Ojo que interesa

pietario JUAN APELLANIZ. IS
Direction, San Juan l6.
So admiten abonados. Hay GemprO I'M complete
Surtdo de perfumeria de Las bFcas mas renombradas
rLos Selores viaieros que vsiten Il Capital de
Pnertp-ENoo deben goiCitar II barberia q BUEN
QUITO.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23

vision to prevent persons from stealing
rides. About 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon he captured F. 8. Ehrgood, q
young man Of this city. while In the act
OF stealing q ride on o. coal train.
When the officer placed him under ar
rest he attempted to jump from the
caboose of the rapidly moving train,
but was prevented by the officer. Inter-
cepted In his flight Ehrgood turned
upon the officer and tried to overpower
him. The two men had q desperate
struggle on the rear platform OF the
caboose and finally the officer got the
best OF his man and brought him into
submission.
When the train arrived In the yard
Ehrgood made another attempt to es-
cape and another struggle ensued. Dur
Ing fihe melee Special officer Kemmerer
arrived. and with his assistance Ehr-
good was once more subdued and taken
before Alderman Fuller. Both belliger-
ents were covered with blood and badly
cut and battered about the face.
Alderman Fuller held Ehreood In, $500
ball to answer at court the charge of
assaulthng an officer and fined him for
trespasslng. He paid his fine and ]. B.
Woolsey became surety for his appear
ance at court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
HAS SEVENTEEN INMATES,
Great Work That Is Being Done by ST
Inke's Summer Home.


l.uke's Summer Home.
st. Luke's summer home at Lake
Ariel Is now accommodating seven con-
valescent women and eleven children,
ranging in age from two to fifteen
years. In each case the persons enjoy
Ing the pure air, wholesome food ana
comfortable quarters provided. has
been found on investigation to be very
worthy.
The time given each visitor ranges
from ten days to two weeks, depending
on the nature Of the case, and the time
OF visit may be extended II the house
committee deem it necessary for the
complete recovery Of the patient.
No more visitors can be accommo-
dated until the time of some of the pres
ent inmates expires, though there are
numerous applications from worthy
women and children on file. Each will
be given chance to recuperate at the
home as quickly as room can be made
for them. The committee having the
home in charge feel very grateful to the
charitable friends who have so prompt
~ met their appeal for assistance,
though up to date there are many to
whom the appeal was sent who have
not responded. To these the committee
would respectfully say that "he who
gives quickly, gives doubly."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
HAYE YOUR
SHADES NADR OF
SIN P ROOF
GAMlBRlG
It Does Not Fade.
It Docs Not Crack.
WILL1AMS&McANULTY
~ WYonlNs AVENUE
CITY NOTES.

Considerable patching is being done on
the Lackawanna avenue asphalt pave
near the Y.
The woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold special evangelistic ser
vices this afternoon in their rooms. sos
Spruce street.
The concrete base for the asphalt pave
ment on Penn avenue, between Lacka-
wanna avenue and Spruce street, is laid on
the west side Of the avenue.
The will Of Daniel Corrgan. late of
this city. was admitted to probate yester-
day by Register Hopkins and letters tes-
tamentary granted to P. ]. Mcclure.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jennie
Thompson will occur this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from her late residence, l25l Provi-
dence road. Interment in Dunmore ceme-
terry.
The bond of William Gundloch. collector
of taxes Of the Seventh ward in the sum
Of 5000, was yesterday approved by the
court. William Linn and William kauf-
hold were the sureties.
John Shodoskey, of Duryea, was severe
ly burned in an explosion OF powder at the
Hallstead shaft yesterday, and was
brought to the Moses Taylor hospital. His
condition Is not dangerous.
The stock in the store Of J. Price in
Ferdinando's building on Penn avenue,
was sold yesterday by Deputy Sheriff J..
D. Ferber. 1t brought s245.25 and was
purchased for the creditors by Attorney
c. H. Soper.
The bond Of Edward Fidler. collector of
taxes Of the First ward, In the sum of s12,-
900. with Ben T. Evans, William VI. WILL
Jams George W. Beale, Alexander Simp-
son, John Hall, Joseph Hadfield and Paul
Bright as sureties, was yesterday ap-
proved by the court.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Joseph Warhorseki and Mary Sim
namonski, Of Peckville: Mathew White,
OF Jessup, and Sarah Golden, of Ireland;
George Snegelsh and Ludweka Yaukof-
ska, of Greenwood; John Parrisgrien and
Sophia Durnyak, Of Old Forge.
The report in the Philadelphia Press and
other papers to the effect that John r..
Brooks, of this city, was one OF the party
Of Princeton students reported as being
in the hands of Indians in Yellowstone
Park, Is entirely erroneous. Mr.. Brooks
did not accompany the party this year,
although he was one of the members
which made up a similar party last year.
He Is at present on a visit to the seashore.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-23
GIVES UP IN DESPAIR.
Mr.. Oliver Abandons the SHETLAND Street
Viaduct.

Nln1uCt.
AT next Thursday nights meeting of
the common council Mr.. Oliver, of the
Fifteenth ward, will move for a. viaduct
over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western tracks on West Lackawanna
avenue.
Yesterday he gave up all hopes Of his
cherished idea of connecting the Lin
den and Swetland street bridges by an
elevated viaduct. He shared the gen.
eral opinion that the city had secured
nothing but options in the land needed
to connect the two bridges, but yester-
day he discovered that the city had
purchased about $4,000 worth of the
hand. Fhat the conveyances had been
made and the cash paid over.
The prchases were as follows: Well
ingtur estate, $469; Mrs. Zllarl Price,
$4,000; w. T. Smith, $5,994.50; /. A.
Finch, ss,s77.5O.
1t was agreed In the Smith convey
ance, and 1t is SO recorded in the deed,
that no elevated viaduct can he built on
tie land. IT was thought before It was
known by Mr.. Oliver that the convey
eTpces had been made that there might
be some possible way of getting over
the proviso against the vtaduct, but
now that the deeds have been trans-
ferred he gives up all hope.
yesterday was the day set by the
streets and bridges committee of COM
mon council to accord hearing to the
Robinsons and other property holders
interested. but as the council at the last
meeting took the matter out Of the
hands of the committee they could not
hold the consultation.
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DIED.

GETZ.-1D Scranton. July 20. 1895, Louis
A. Getz. aged 10 months and Is days,
son Of Louis c. Getz, Of $50 Birch street.
Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment in Minooka cemetery.
GILLEsPIE.-In Scranton, July, 20, 1895,
Mrs. James Gillispie. at her homo on
Phelps street, aged 30 years. Sc II sur
vived by a husband and six children.
HALISTEAD.--In Scranton, July 20. 1895,
Huldah Hallstead, at the residence Of
her son. @. r. Hallstead. aged 20 years
and months.
MORGAN.-In Throop. July q. 1896, Ed
ward Morgan, aged 57 years. Interment
at Nanticoke Wednesday afternoon. Re-
mains will be taken to that place on the
$50 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern train today.
RICHTER.-In Scranton, July n, 1906,
Mrs.. Ida Richter, at her home. COS Pres
cokt avenue. Funeral Tuesday after
noon ct o'clock.
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PROF. LEE in THE CITY.
Came to Confer with Scrautoninns About
Dickinson Law school.

Dickinson Law school.
The matter of locating hn Scranton
the law department of Dickinson coll
lege, of Carlisle. will be discussed by
the manufacturers committee of the
beard of trade. and Professor Guy
Carleton Lee. OF the Dickinson law
the board of trade rooms.
AS far rs the s,ipulations made by
the school are concerned, these have
all been favorably considered and only
the presence nm Scranton OF Rev.
George ii. Reed. ID. IL. LII. D.. presi-
dent of the college. and Dean William
Trickett, LII. D., of the law depart
ment will be required to close negotia-
tons for the transfer of the school to
this city.
Professor Lee reached Scranton yes
terday and is at the Wyoming. 1t was
he who ,wo weeks ago came here and
made the original proposition to trans
fer the Dickinson law department to
Scranton provided suitable quarters
were offered for u definite period and
contingent upon the assurance that the
students should have access 10 the
court rooms and legal records. The
Bar association and the Judges vouched
for the latter provlso. and to the board
Of trade was referred the matter of
procuring rooms for the school.
on the suppcsition that today's con-
ference between Professor Lee and the
board of trade committee will result
favoraIbly, the announcement is made
that President Reed and Dean Trlcllett
will come to Scranton on Thursday
with a view of possibly settling the
matter definitely.
The fact that the preliminary nego-
tia:ions have progressed favorably is
the only reason for assuming that the
school viii be moved to Scranton. The
same kind Of investigation tending
toward the transfer of the school has
been made in cther cities, of which
Pittsburg. on account of It's size and
court facilities and the endeavor of In
tluential citizens seems to be Scran-
tons most dangerous rival.
However, the visit here of President
Reed and Des,g Trickett is practically
certain, and the supporters of the idea
will receive them we'll and make an
energetic effort TO convince them of
this city's advantages and to assure
them that promises will be fulfilled.
Beyond this. the outcome of the matter
will rest with the representatives of
rhe college.