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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-09

TRACTION da Comunicaciones dc n araniito esta
desempenada actualmente por don Juan
Valldeiuli, eecretario del ayuntamiento de
diebo pueblo, por haberla abandonado el
empleado que la servfa, don Emilio Perez,
no obstando este para que dlcho fnnoionario
continue peroibiendo el sueldo que no le
corresponds.
-. Hemos aabido hoy que nuestro
amigo don Juan Vidal Ginard, vecino de
Bayam6n, ha estado enfermo dltimamente
de algdn cuidado. Va ha entrado en- con-
valecencia, 10 que muoho celebramos.
Ia cnmhrnrnrl2 .el Modelo, calle de San
Au oo""'o' Just6 nnmefo II ha re-
cibido por ell ultimo vapor frances un esten-
so variado surtido de sombreros de todas
clases de Ultima novedad que Sc detallan
precios sin competencia. Isl
~ Tenemos el pesar de leer en- <El Me.
diterraneo> de Cartagena ell fallecimiento
del distinguido capitan de navfo don Luis
Pavfa, oourrido en- aquella ciudad.
~ En- estos dltimos dias no SO han
hecho ventas de azuoar en- esta plaza,
~ Nos encargau preguntar que es 10
que pasa con el alumbrado publico del Coro
zal, que padeoe de 6ebres intermitentes.
~ De Bajadero Arecibo): Apesar
de la crisis porque Sc atraviesa en- todo el
pats este barrio no esta en- situaci6n tan til
rante, pues Ell comercio vende siempre y los
artfculos de primera neoesidad no estan &
precios fabulosos. Los sabados domingos
hay abundancia de verduras y hallanse pla
tanos batatas. Comemos carne magnffica
pues SO benefcian reses buenas gordas y &
II centavos la libra. Hay una hacienda de
cana proxima al caserfo que aiempre da
trabajo los braceros. HAliase muoho ia
baoo QUE aun no SO ha vendido por 10 bajo
del precio El rico propietario que cosecha
ell meior tabaco de estas hermosas vegas,
don JESUS Urdaz, 10 clasifca de tai manera
que puede competir con ell dc superior olase
de Ia Habana. Ell caudaloso rio que CORE
Immediate & este pob;ado haoe mas agrada-
BILE la vida en- este barrio.
~. En- Las Marfas esta indignado el
veoindario con los constantes robos de reses,
parte de que en- otros puntos de Ia isla
hay quien tiene la inioua maldad de dejarre-
tarlas sin mas utilidad. ESQ NADIA mas fall
taba en- estos tiempos de hambre. Hay que
perseguir con empeilo esos criminales para
imponerles verdadero corrective.
~. De Jayuya: Hemos tenido la sa
tisfatci6n de YER una bonita sencilla ma
quina para aserrar, invento del inteligente
maquinista don Angel Mattel Rodriguez.
Supera los renombrados aparatos de Kir.
elmer y Co, de Leipgi. En- una hora hace
200 oajetas para tabaoos.
.*. En Montaberner (Valencia), rotu'
rando terreno unos campeslnos, choc6 una
azada con una vasij antigua que contenfa
multitud de mpnedas barras de orc. Vale
10 encontrado $4,000 duros.
~. Siguen haci6ndose ventas en- esta
plaza en- 2iros .comerciales a; Is por 100 pre-.
milo al veinte los de Ia Hacienda.
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-Fahfica de hiel0 de Bayam0n

Ponemos en- conocimiento de los vecinos de
Bayamon que en- la fabrica Sc detalla Ell art1culo
desde las s de la manana las de la noche a
los precios siguientes: <-t
AL detalle 2 centavos medic ki]o
I :, la libra de / arroba en-
adelante.
NOTA: Estos precios rigen hace amos sin
que Sc hayan alterado I'm solo dia con autoriza-
ci6n de los que suscriben.
go -. J. GoYCO ca.
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LLEGADAS
SALIDAS

La Inca del Havre Haity, que hace escala
en- este puerto, permanece sin alteration, los
pasajeros que deseen embarcar para la Coruna
8 Santander pueden tomar aqui Ell vapor del
II hasta ST. Thomas, y en- dicha isla e1 del %
que sale para los puertos espanoles indicados.
Puerto-Rico, JUNO de 1895
Los dgentes Principals,
15-2 =. T. SILVA Ca.
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La suscripcion directa

de xLa Correspondence de Paee'toRicoe vole 50. SO
el trinestry, o1}eyuntados. No se1vird, susc'1p
clones SIN gaqo adelaqtodo Sc pede,, hacer 1ee-
sos en- seos de correos, giros de la re,sa, betes
1ore17,i0d0s etectivO.
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Compagnie Generate Tfasat|antique

Con motive de la guerra hispano-americana
ell itinerario de la lfnea st. Nozal1e, Hobaad-
Veracruz. Sc ha cambiado por el siguiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-09
- >a~s.: a+orno MAESTROS de obras y
n HIN H61lf5iIiEfI lin al publico general. Aho-
datr ahain de- nero

III HIN E6lAs11llE1II IIN al pubhco en- general. AhO
u 'oo w. ~.F'"'o'. W rro de trabalo de dnero
En- Ell CAPRICHO San JustO 81 Sc exhben muestraS de
aderas has para peGgios
deseen baaustres torneados caados cornsas fete
blsstrabajadas cavotes toda ciase de caados
del compfador.
: PUEkTAs < vENTANAs. Este importante ramo
case de puertas ngles paertas persianas de oua
mas de TREINTA POR CIENTO de los precios usuales
n. CASAS COMPLETAs: podeInos entregar Las maderas
Iistas para kosco euarquier edico
Sc pida 81. .s4
ca toda elise de cajas para industrias,
rzcocomia de tempo de dnero. 60-c3
81 DE TORRRVIEIA clase superior. desallaa !. .secio
V Nj l,,nitafn, RERFRF HFI1M NOS. 1ssf3 8
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voice sound again, and thereby give the
alarm? How could I avoid it?
Thought flies quickly when the mind
is keyed up by excitement. I remem-
bered how on former occasions the
plank at the bottom had given way be-
meath my weight, and how the voice had
sounded Immediately after. Was there
some connection between the two?
Could I avoid the voice by avoiding the
plank?
I climbed over the balustrade and
reached the cellar floor at the side of
the stairs. To my intense satisfaction,
the silence remained unbroken.
After waiting few minutes, I was
about to cross to the door, when from the
room above came sound which set my
heart wildly beating-the sound of
footsteps moving cautiously across the
floor toward the stairway.
All seemed clear to me then. A trap
had been laid for me and was caught
in it.
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An Aexrieved Small Boy.

There is one small boy on these
grounds who fervently wishes that his
sister would learn to write more
legibly. Just as he was going for a
swim she sent him down to the pier
with handbag and note which read:
please keep this bag for me until 1
come down" To his surprise the boy
was ordered to come in and sit down in
a corner of the Office. After patient
wait of half an. hour he asked: MAY 1
go now?" NO" was the reply of the
busy clerk; keep quiet and stay where
you are" An hour rolled by and the
sister appeared on the scene. An ex-
PLANTATION followed, and the boy was re-
leased with the promise of some candy.
The clerk had read the note: "Please
keep this boy for me until I come
down.'-Chautauquan Assembly Her.
aid.
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THE LITTLE KING.

He came to his kingdom at dead Of night,
ooh, never a cent to pay had he);
The robes were fine and with lace bedight
OF this scion of royalty.
He ate and slept and took his ease,
ooh, never a cent to pay had he);
No word he said, nor cared to please,
So very high was he.
On each fine day he rode in state,
ooh, never a cent to pay had he);
With vassals true to watch and wait
His slightest need to see.
OF everything he had the best,
ooh, never a cent to pay had he);
With not a care to trouble his rest,
Or fear of aught to be.
And time goes on; he holds the throne;
ooh, never a cent to pay has he);
He has the world for his very own,
This scion of royalty.
Oh, time goes on, but his kingdom stands !;
get never a cent to pay has he);
And we all keep step to his swift COM
mands,
With glad humility.
Emma A. Lente. in Good Housekeeping.
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Calmness in Emerxency.

DR.. Weir Mitchell, lecturing to a
school of nurses lately upon the ne
cessity Of seif-contrd in emergencies,
told the following incident: "One Of
his patients, while in a low, nervous
condition, swallowed by mistake a dose
from the wrong bottle. She sIrieked
out that she was poisoned. One of the
nurses screamed 'Aconite!' and began
to cry Historically. The other nurse,
seeing that the PATIENT was going into
commissions from terror, when relief
would be impossible said, coolly:
Don't be frightened. Look here TAX
ing mouthful of the dose herself. She
then went outside to rid her mouth of
it, procured an emetic and sent for a
doctor and stomach pump. Her calm
ness saved the life of the patient ~.
Y. Ledger.
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CHAPTER XVI.

The sounds of footsteps upon the
landing ceased for a short time. was
not afraid to cope with a single man,
but I naturally felt no desire to have
two or more upon me at once. 1t might
be that Skinner had returned. Inerved
myself for a supreme effort against
odds, and waited for the alarm which
would sound the note of warning to
the colleague in the walled-up cellar.
To my surprise no alarm was given.
The footsteps again began to move
slowly forward To lie in wait for the
newcomer at the foot of the stairs, trip
him up. AMI SO make my escape, was my
first impulse.
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"You scoundrel, I've got a double
charge against you, and I'll take my pay
now" snarled, between my clenched
teeth.
He squirmed and struggled, his hands
clutching my wrists, in the vain en-
deavor to tear loose from my grasp.
Soon one of his arms dropped to his
side, and he seemed to be nearly over.
come, for felt his body gradually sink
ing down. The next instant there was
a cold object thrust against my temple,
and an ominous click sounded in my
ears. Anyone who has had the muzzle
of a pistol meaning business thrust
into his face will understand my sensa-
ton.
I instantly let go my hold and fell
back few steps. So sudden had been
the change in Skinner from the de-
fensive to the aggressive that for
moment forgot about my pistol. When
I did think of it and got through
fumbling in my pocket, the rascal had
fled around the side of the house,
whittier I followed. He succeeded in
eluding me, however. Even had dis
covered him, would not have fired. It
was not my purpose to raise disturb
ance just then. For some reason Skin
ner also was unwilling to attract at
tention to the spot by shooting, for, if
he really wished to put me out of the
way, he would never have had a more
favorable opportunity than when he
so cleverly got the drop on me.
Whether the fellow was about to
enter the cook house when I came upon
him so suddenly, or was standing guard
to give warning to some one who was
already inside, could not determine.
If the last idea was the correct one, why
had he not given the warming?
My sudden attack taking him so I'M
awares might be accountable for this,
and he might return at any moment
and sound an alarm.
Invent quickly back to the cook house.
determined to take advantage of his
flight. Kicking off my shoes, entered.
A shudder ran overme at the thought
of again descending into the sepulchral
darkness, but there was not that horri-
BILE fear, that unaccountable terror in
the thought, which had so completely
demoralized my nerves on the former
occasions. I was prepared now, was on
a hot scent, the end of which promised
a tangible result. At the same time, I
fully realized the danger. was alone,
single-handed, against 1 knew not what
odds.
Gliding noiseIessly to the cellar-way,
I paused and listened. TombGke
silence was about me.
With the utmost caution, lest the old
stairway should creak under my weight,
1 descended. The instant my head
came below the level of the floor, a faint
streak of light in the opposite wall
struck my eye. The painted door was
ajar.
Eagerly continued downward I'M
til came to the last step. Would the
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~AH communications for this paper should
% accompanied by tho name Of the author. not
necessarily for publication but as an evidence
Of good faith on tho part Of the writer Writs
only on ono side of the paper. Be particularly
careful in giving names and dates to have the
letters and figures plain and distinct
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A Speaking Likeness.

"Amie, DEAR" said her dulcet-toned
rival, "these latest photographs of
yours make me think of Tom. They're
Just like him."
why, you old darling! Where's the
resemblance"
They fatter you So" = Chicago
Evening News.
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Wasn't In 1t.

Mamma-First you said you were in
! fight, and now you say you weren't.
Willie-Dat's right; you see I wux
to Date.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-24
Melon Growers Union

The Star reporter dropped in
on Manager w. III. Roberts Of
the Melon Growers Union OF
Florida, yesterday, in his office in
the brick building north Of the
square, and found him and hts as
Sistant, Mr.. Charles. state organ
izer, very busy getting the wheels
of the big organization in smooth
running order. Tney are organ
ling new branch agencies every
day, and already have a much
larger list than Mr.. Chambiis3
had last year, giving corresponds
ingly beLter facilities for handling
The crop They are receiving
many contracts signed and re-
turned from growers all over the
state, who, as soon as their frnit
is ready. will ship through the
I Mon. Mr.. Roberts SAYS the
crop Is maturing rapidly but the
advanced melons are needing
rain. He will make his first
shipment on June of two car
loads from Oxford and one from
Stanton. He has "a fine ripe
melon IN his office that was
grown AT the latter place. Mr..
Roberts says the melon crop will
circulate more money this year
than any other product in the
state.
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Prospects For Troops

Mayor G.. H. Campbell re-
turned last night from Tampa in
company with Major b. Ii. Shee-
yer, who, with the mayor and
several other prominent citizens
of that place, was shown around
the city, including Martl City.
after which, on a special train,
the party went to Silver Springs
and Inspected the advantages ut
that point. Major Sheever seems
very favorably impressed with
Ocala as a point for mobilizing
troops. He is sent out to exam
inc into the advantages of differ
ent points about the state and
upon favorable report the com
mander of the division interested
also makes an examination. 1t il
to be hoped that Ocala can secure
the location of a few thousand
soldiers, and such is not at all
unlikely.
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Another Patient

John Gibson Of WacaSasSa, on
the coast near Cedar Keys, arriv-
ed IN town yesterday with his
little daughter. Emily. seven
years old, to be- operated on. The
little girl ran splinter in her
heel over a month ago. and eVI-
IDENTIFY did not get it all out, as
the foot was terribl y Swollenabout
the heel, and had begun to decay
from the constant formation of
puS. She was taken to the hos
pitai and put under the influence
OF clorofOrm and Doctors IZiar
and Smith cut the heel open,
took out the decayed matter and
dressed the wound. The little
sufferer is doing as we'll as could
be expected, and the doctors
hope not only to save her foot,
but prevent 1t from remaining.
St!ff.
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Buckltn'S Arnica SalYe

The best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, ,chapped
hands, chilblains, cOrnS, and all
SKIN eruptlOnS, ana positively
cures plies, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect sat
lSfaCtion or money refunded
Price 25c. per box. For sale by
r. &. AIwOrth " Go.
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Don't

Buy garden or field seeds before
getting my prices. My twenty
one years experience in Florida
planting, testing and handing
seeds from every section OF coun-
try, enables me to procure the
best at lowest prices. Send for
price list. j. Is. SUTTON,
Secdman, - Exposition ST.,
Ocaia, Fla.
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To the LADIES' am now pre-
pared to furnish ICE cream by the
quart, gallon or in any quantity.
G.. II. Dame. CarIisEe,s old stand
One Minute Is not long. vet re-
lief is obtained in half that time
by the use OF one Minute Cough
Cure 1t prevents consumption
and quickly cures colds, Group,
bronchitis, pneumonia, la@rlppe
anu ali throat ana lung troubles
Anti-MonOpuly drug store.
Thin clothes for tnIck people
with thln pocket books. j. J.
Fuller
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Plant System Special Rates

McIntOah-On account VI. r..
church South. Gainesville District
Conference. tickets will be sold
Nav Il and %, limited to return
Nav 81. AZ rate Of one and one
fourth fare for the round trip.
+. j. HUBER,
Ticket Agent. Ocala, Fla.
W. V. LIFSEY.
Div. Pass. Agt., Tampa, Fla.
B. w. WRENN.
Pass. Ira ffic Mgr, Savannah. Ga
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Tenacious Tom

Tom Livingston OF Ocala is de-
tclmlnrd TO be u soldier in the
First Florida Regiment. He APP
pItrd TO be examined by the sun
gcon for the third time and his
He passed and WAS admitted.
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Spanish transport was captured
yesterday, and is now used as an
American dispatch boat. The
Spanish now report 800 killed and
200 wounded in the lombard
ment.
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body is attired in evening clothes
with crimson silk robes. His
features are little changed, rx-
cept that the deep lines have disal
peared, giving him much youLg-
er appearance.
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lsh' all Ki'loS' oretIh' lf"uO'
mullet, etc, received every day
~ ~
'ioS hi"' No'
-o"lie'''l'lS Ne"-r carr OP"i-
T. oi,, hoout;fuI. o,rd racoi,-
ors oto onIv 10 III. Rac,,a,
i ne nome heSCaur'hC HAS
splendld run OF patronage as
result OF the excelieht tame SET.
"A full line of summer corscts
in newest stvIes at 30 cents and
q G. Rheinauer-
nm esneciallv for snrjno trade. to
t.,la au,r tb.+ ti,ad taalinu at
Tvdings & Co.
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yesterday, and is now used as an
American dispatch boat. The
Spa anish now report 800 killed and
200 wounded in the lombard
ment.
MAY 1T PROVE TRUE
London, May PA special
just received says a big naval
battle has been fought in the
Windward Passage. Sampson
closed in on Cervera and destroy
ed all the Spanish ships.
STILL HEARING NOISES
Port au Prince, May PA
telegram from Port Depaix sent
Sunday evening, and arrived last
night, says the cannOnading was
continued this morning. Cervera,
it is believed, has divided his
squadron. 1t is rumored that the
Vizcaya and Alfonso XII have
been destroyed.
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION
Key West, May 24.-A terrific
submarine explosion in the Yucca
tan Channel shocked the Ameri-
can ships, hurllng men to the
decks. No damage was done,
CABLES CUT
ST. Thomas, May 24.-All
cables between Cuba and Madrid
have been disconnected. The ST.
Louis and the Wampatuck, on the
18th, cut the cables from Santiago
and Guantanamo under terrific
fire. A sailors finger broken
by a fragment Of shell was
the only damage.
QUIET OFF HAVANA
Key West, May 24.-A dis
patch boat just arrived report s
oil quiet on the north coast of
Cuba. Location of flag ship a
secret Blockade is thorough.
Dispatch boat secuted coast for
sixty miles east o. Havana, with
| N half a mite of the beach sever
! al times, but saw no soldiers.
| The Onl ~ unusual incident occur
red yesterday when two small
boats fred and ran. They did
no damage
OFFICIAL DENIALS
Washington, May "A. Official Is
here have denied that the Oregon
is at the Key West navy yard.
A firm which has the contract
for 200 rapid fire guns has beer
ordered to rush them to compile
! ton
| The state department de
clarcs that no Anglo-AmerlcaI
treaty Is contemplated.
WASHINGTON IS SILENT
Washington, May 24.-Noth
ing official has been heard
Sampson, Schlev, Cervera
| Camara or the Oregon.
A MILITARY TRIAL
Tampa, May 24.-The alleged
Spa niSh spy Castellano will bt
tried today by a drunhead court
| maruial.
UNRELIABLE NEWS
Madrid, May 24.-Unofficia
dispatches from Havana asser
/ that Cervera is still at Santiago
1t IS believed The general govern
ment is withholding important
news from Cuba.
LEE IS COMING
Richmond, May 24.-Genera
Lee leaves for Tampa today.
THE BABY SAFE
Key West, May 24.-Th'
/ Tecumseh reports the Mangrov'
safe.
AT GLADSrONE'S BIER
! HaWard.n, May 24.-Mr
GIadStone's body is lying in th'
library of the Castle on a coucf
covered with white silk. Tn
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One Comes From Yucatan Strait
Another From Windward
Passage
CABLES TO SPAIN ARE SEVERED
West Is Officially Denied-It
Is Not Known Where the
Big Ship Is
CAN'T BLUFF DEWEY

h"'''i" 10 ,''''''i : '''''' 1"'S
.L.o,o,.,l -. 49,. C1o,..,.,, >, o,,,,..,,1
here. After an interview with
August, general Of the Spanish
army, the consul attempted to
land provisions from IL German
ship. Dewey refused permission.
The consul declared he would
force a landing with the aid Of
two German cruisers. Dewey
retOrted he would fire on the
cruisers if they ATTEMPTED to exc
cute the consul's threat. The
provisions are not yct landed.
The Germans are very friendly
with the Standards and arc hold
ING FREQUENT conferences. They
EXPECT TO obtain the Caroiines at
the final partition ol The Sranish
uossrssions in the Orient. TIE
Standards are expecting REIN
forcqInpntS.
~
i"i'S ''S@'
F;,., t..,o. ,,,,,:,~
..,, ,,,,.a.t,, t,o, tna ...t.;, -
sr~c'.lO..,.'.N.>,...,,.,..aIC,,,,
~.II,'. n-, -,,;n
b., ..bot by tho &n,n;,,1o for his
failure to return the fire Of the
Americans. Admiral Monteio,
who commanded tie Spanish fleet.
he will be court martiaied on the
CHARGE Of cowardice. Dewey is
imDrovlng the sanitary condition
of Cavite. He granted British
and German vessels prrmissi0n to
move from Manila ia Cavitp and
ordered houses placed at their
disnoaal ProvisjonS are be-
coming. scarce. Spanish yOlun-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-05
CHARTER APPLICATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the Court of
Common Pleas of Lackawanna County on
the 3 1st day of January. 1893, ut 3 o'clock
a. m, under the provisions of an Act OF As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
mia, entitled "An Act to provide for the in
corporation and regulation OF certain
corporations approved April Goth, 1874,
and Its supplements, for a charter of an In
tended corporation to be called "The st.
Joseph's Beneficial Society of st. Johns
Church, of scranton, Pennsylvania" the
character and object of which is to provide
assistance to its members and their famili es
in case of sickness, accident or death, from
funds collected therein. And for this pur-
pose to have, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of the said Act of
Assembly and Its supplements The pro.
posed charter is now on file In the Prothono-
tary's Office of I.ackawanna county, to No.
977 January Term. 1898.
WALTER BRIGGS, Soil citor.