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Making q Good Trail.

r. G. Mcclure, supervisor of the
Pecos river forest reserve, left over the
Santa Fe cancn trail Tuesday after
uoon for Indian creek, where he has
three range riders at work on the In
dian creek trail with q view to making
the central portion Of the reserve more
accessible from Santa Fe. Commencing
near the Pecos river the Indian creek
trail Is to be improved westward toward
the Santa Fe-Pecos divide some six or
eight miles, as far as the junction with
the MachO.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-30

The best 25-cent meal in the Hty al
the Bon-ToE.
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o.. 8. Weather Bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico: Generally
fair tonight and Friday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, SIS
degrees, at 1925 p. M; minimum, Ga de-
grees, at $40 q. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was "a degrees,
mean daily humidity, IA per cent. Tenn
perature at 600 a.. m. today, SO.
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The Rock Island Deal.

1t is given ont at FL Paso that the
deal between the FL Paso & North
eastern and the Rock Island has been
closed and now awaits the sanction Of
the Ell Paso. & Northeastern stock
holders. The annual meeting of the
E. P. & N. E. directors and stockholders
is called for September IL.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-30

The laws of health require that the
bowels move nee each day. and nj Of
the penalties for violating this law ID
piles. Keep your bowels regular BY TAX
and Liver Tablets when necessary. and
you will never have that severe punish
ment inflicted upon you. Price. Is cents.
For sale by A. c. ireland.
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The School of Mines.
Continued from First Page.)

CONTINUED lTUIn FITSt FdBe.J
technical knowledge of mining and
metallurgy. 1t is not unreasonable to
expect that with the federal aid which
is anticipated the school Of mines Is
to become not only the chief agen-
cy in the education of the young men
of New Mexico, but also the most po-
tent factor in the development of the
greatest industry Of this great terri
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-30

Tissue paper at the New Mexican
office for wrapping fruit intended for
shipment,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-30

Watch your table II you want to live
well. For choice, wholesome Kansas
City fresh meats. try A. Walker Co.
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Attention, Debtors of Chas. Wagne

AttentiCn, Uebtors OF Chas. wagner
All accounts due the Charles Wagner
Furniture company may be paid to D. s
Lowitzki, at his furniture store on San
Francisco street, who is authorized and
empowered to give receipts for the same
for me-. CHARLES WAGNER.
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just the grade Of tissue paper at the
New M~exicanofice for wrapping plums,
nectarines and other fruits.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-30

Tissue paper at the New Mexican Of
flee for wrapping fruit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-19

Cof< del Brosil
iintrod uoiido por Ponce.

/, Nos escriben de .Yauco infor /
Imandonos que los hacendados ne
|gociantes de cafe ds aqnalla impor
Etante comarca est4n muy alarmados
con 81 rumor que circula, de quepor
Ponce SO ha importado caf4 del Bra
isil, via Nneva York, bajo el pretex-
Ito de1que dicho grano es de esta isla,
Ii que Sc reimp por falta de venta
len los mercedes americanos.
All hacernos eco de este rumor
10 realizamos por via de information,
sin asumir respo sabilidae @ pnes
lsuponemos que existe algdn error
de appreciation, nalicia q falsedad EN-
!su or1gen; pero de todos modos Gree
mos convenience que las autorid AIDES
de aquel1a ciudad est6n enteradas de
la circulaci6n de tai noticia, para
que Ii desmientan, 81 fuere falsa, i
lleven Ia tranquil lidad 8 los agricul-
tores inegociantes de dicho grano
en- YaucU.
Nos dicen tambien, que Sc cita
al Cr@dito y zAhorro Poncefo como
uno de los centros que SO ocupa de
averiguar la certeza de la aludida
noticia, para en- case affirmative es-
tablecer la correspondence denun-.
cia. &at
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-19
Ba nco Popular
DE ECoNoMIAs Y PRESTAMOS
de San Juan, de Pto- Rico.

Ell Consejo de Gobierno de esth
Sociedad en- session celebrada la no
che del dia del corriente mes, acor-
do de conformidad con 10 que deter =
minan sus Estatutos, convocar a Jun :
I'd General ordinaria de accionistas,
la cual Sc llevara a efecto el dia 20
del presente mes de Enero las 2 de
la noche en- ell salon principal del A ;
teneo Puertorriquefo.
A la vez Sc hace presente a los
sefores imponentes que desde ma
mana pueden cobrar los intereses co1
rrespondientes al segundo semestre
del af1o dltimo, en- casa del Sr. Te7
sorero de la sociedad, San Jose nj
nero 9.-San Juan Pto-Rico 10 de
Enero de 19OO.-El Secretaeio-Vi-
cente Guillot Jorda. Bo-El Di-
rector-Acuf1a
a. 9. 10-H y 10.
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P'..s', ,lsI's :.
!! gsal!l,l! llar.!!s.!

. Comunican de Paris, que en- los
cfrculos nacionalistasAhan circulado
persistentes rumores de que 81 CO.
bierno frances ha decidido 81 arres.
to proceso del general Mercier. Dr.
cese que con tai motive habra en- Ia
Camara de Diputados un acalorada
debate acerca de las Iconspiracione
contra la Hep1b lica, que So formu-
larAn en- Las prineras sesiones gra-
yes cargos contra aqnel general. A
fladese Que 81 primer Ministro, Mr..
tWaldeck- Rousseau respondent q sus
adversarios anuncfando eel arrestoT !
proceso de Mercier. Asi 10 asegu-
ran los principales peri 6dicos nacio-
nalistas, aunque algunos dudan que
ell proyeoto SO lleve d Was de reali-
zaci6n en- vista de que tan prematu-
ramente Sc ha d a d o 4 10 publici-
dad.
ri general es, uno de los candi-
datos para Aenadorsi Sc presenta
por el departamento9del Loira Infe-
rior. Uno de sus amigos al ser inte-
rrogado| diio que el general esta re-
suelto q no hablar de este asnnto pa
rano dar OCCASION al gobierno, de que
sus manife clones las convierta en-
un arma contra ell general. Esta,
sin embargo, convencido de|que su
arresto traerfa como consecuencia la
derrota del Gobierno en- las eleooio
mes de senad dores, i asegurarfa, 4 Ia
vez, la victoria en- su elecci6n por
dicho departamento del Loire Infe
rior.
Sc cree que el proceso que ac-
tualmente Eh aigue ante Ia Alta Cor
te terminate en- este mes.
SRI Journal des Debatss, dice q.
realmente ha' habido agitaci6n, de-
mostraciones ligeras ofensas; pero
que no existe la eVidencia de un
complot atentatorio A IL segnridad
del Estado; propeniendo que Sc adop
ta una sencilla medida que de ter
1nino q tan desagradable POGO salts.
factoria situaci6n.
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VI:N'''E|:IE|.A|'| 1 | ! \
de las posesiones 4.
portuguesas,,
aMEnA|z'A's | I |.
DE1IUhA GUERRA CIVIL.

Con motive de los insistentes ru-
mores que c0rrieron a fines de Di-
eiembre en- los cfrculos diplomaticos
europeos, aeerca de Ila celebraci6n
de una secreta alianzh, porla cual
Portugal, a cambio dc otras conce-
stones repartfa entire Inglaterra j
Alemania 81 dominic de Ia Bahia De-
lagoa otras posesiones, 81 Ministro
de Portugal en- Paris ha hecho De-
[tclaraei0nAs ,hian1 1cateG6ricas: MEGA
en- absolute la existencia de tai allan
zati de tales prop6sitos de reparti-
ci6n, pues esa in1cua Venta implica-
ria ell levantamiento Immediate del
pueblo portugu6s contra 81 Gobier-
moi contra Ia dinastfa teinante. Esas
son sus palahras.
Tambien en- ell Ministerio de Me-
gocios Extranjeros de Paris Sc ha
negado la existencia de dicha allan
"a, 81 bien Sc sabe que desde 1892 ell
Gobierno ingl6s ha hecho, en- tres
ocasiones distintas, posiciones al
Gahinete de Lishoa, tendencies a ase-
gurar Ia possession de Lorenzo Mar
ques.
En- 81 mismo Ministerio Frances
Sc ha dicho tambien que tai parti-
ci6n, division distribution de las
colonias Portuguesas serfa conside-
rada por Francia i Russia como un
acto de bancarrota fraudulenta, j
en- igual sentido Sc mir aria por los
grandes comerciantes j compaf1fas
mercantiles de New York, Londres
Paris.
Pudier@ ser que Inglaterra Sc
apoderara Yiolentamente de la Ba-
.h1a Delagoa; pero quizas las actuales
protestas contra la guerra Sud Afri-
cana Sc convertir1an en- algo mas se-
rio sustancial tai aggression podrfa
traer como secuela @medidas graves
de parte de las potencias.
Inglaterra esta bien penetrada
de este estado de cosas, hay mott
vos para Greer frmem mente que 81
existe algun arreglo secreto |relacio-
nado con la possession de Ia indicada
Bahia, sera una carta muerta, al me-
nos, mientras dure la presente que
rra. 3 :
Es adem4s, una oosa general
mente aceptada que de Ia ahstencidn
de Ia Gran Breta1a en- la Bahia es
que depende la neutralidad que Fran
Gle i otros Gobiernos E urop peos han
adoptado hasta el pre$ente en- la
cues tion del Transvaal.
Con respecto q haber apresa-
do un cargamento de harinas ameri-
canss en- las aguas del Sur De Afri=
ca, por conside derarse por los cruce-
ros ~ingleses, como contrabando de
guerra la opinion del Ministerio del
Exterior en- Francia es que podr1a
tomarse como un preoedente al apre-
samiento de cargamentos de arroz
cuando Ia campafa del Yonkfn. 81
al Tribunal del Almirantaxgo decla.
ra la existencia de tai contrabando i
establece, por tanto, un nuevo pre-
cedente en- la materia, podrfa este
emplearse en- dias venideros contra.
la misma Inglaterra, con efectos
verdaderamente terribles.
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!.
|. Washington
A la Camara de Comero;o.

Hoy por mafank III recibido
81 presidepte de Ia Camara de Co
mercio de esta Capital un telegrama
de los comisionados de ella que fue-
ron q Washington, concebido en- los
siguientes terminos: -.
<Hemos celebrado conferencia
con el Secretario de Ia Guerra, acom-
panados del Gobernadpr General Da.
Wis, Ia que fue muy satisfactoria.
Seguimos las 8eAtiones.,
Nos completeness en- Ia publica-
ci6n de la anterior noticia, y.espera.
mos que las generosas gestiones del
General Davis, robustecidas con las
de los comisionados del Comercio,
verdaderos interesados en- Ell progre,-
SO del pals, den 81 resultado que to-
dos apetecemos, para salir 10 antes
possible de la angustiosa situaci6n on
que nos hallamos. -
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acknowledgements que euando los
ingleses ronnpieron hostilidades con
los habitantes daA la Repdblica del
TransvaaI, no imaginaron que la
guerra iba q series tan desastrQsa.
Hasta ahora todas las ventaias estan
de parteI de los hoers, quienes, uno
nor nno, han vencido 4 los grandea
generates que hs tenviado MgIaterra
al Sur del A frioa. Lord Charles Ca
vendish -Hentinck, par de 1nglate-
IRA y alta ipersonafdad en- 10 pol1ti-
ca, ha sido una de las vfctimas de la
guerra. EN- ID sa1ida intentada por
los ingleses de Mafekina, 81 citado
.lord recibi6 UNA merida que en- un
principle Sc considero mortal.
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san 5ap a .neI de lso p

n1ata CON las F'ormas, Las crismeras
ilos pendientes de Ias nAgenes De
las Vfrgenes del Rdsaria de la Q.
No han sido habidosI los s&crfle-
:Ros ladrones.
iilospitall| fiyil AZ Gevtlia
ha fallecido en- la mayor indigencia
.el ex-general carlista dom Francisco
Wales, que tanto Sc distingui6 en- La
pasada guerra civil. E
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rIoticid Inportdnte
La Junta Superior de Sanidad.

FL dfa 81 de Enero de 1900,
8 antes 81 fuere possible, todos log
Medicos, Farmsceuticos, r Dentistas,
Practicantes, Comadronas Enferme
ras profesionales que ejerzan en- esta
isla. 1deber&n haber solicitado icen:
cia competente, d Ia Junta superior
de Sanidad en- San Juan.
Habr& ex&menes para,
M6dicos Cirujanos -. Enero 2
Dentistas tas.............
FArmac4uticos. cos....... IS
Pxacticantes ........ 22
GomadronasyE y Enfermeras 29
VAase "a Circular mum. Al, del
Quartet General, del Departamentc
1A Puerto Rico.
SanJuan, p. r. 10 de Novbre dc 1899.
Habr& nuevos examenes en- el mes
de Junio de 1900.
,AsDirigirse a, doctor George G.
Croft, Secretario, San Juan P. K.
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Sc desea comprar una gramatica
por 81 autor xPalenzuela y Carre1o.s
lnform maran en- esta imprenta.
n.-s.-5-2.
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Miss N: R: EastOn

fPROFESORA DE INGLES.
-&O@-
Ensena por el metodo natural
Precios m6dicos, Luna 81.
f.... 9 G-E
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NoticCiias
+. az rIco|as'

Las lluviAa de la somarA han 81.
do fuertes en- parte de los distritos
de Humacao, San German San Juan
de Pto-R Rico. En- otros distritos las
uuvias han sido general pero mode.
radas.
Las estaciones que han iuforma-
do de mas de dos pulgadas de lluvia
caida durante la semana son Mauna-
DO 2.31 pulgadas, La jas 900 pulga-
das Can6vanas 2. 80 pulgadas.
Sc esta procediendo q Ia molten.
da en- ell distrito de A. Aguadilla, losre.
sultados no son satisfactorios por
que aunque la densidad del guara.
po es buena sin embargo este esta
neno de material fbr roso. La cose-
cha esta hacienda progresses Ia pre-
paraci6n para el corte esta activa
aunque la cosecha sera tardfa. Las
operaciones del plantio Sc han tent.
do que suspender en- los distritos
donde hubieron fuertes lluviss mott.
vado q la condiei6n htmeda de Ia tie
ira.
Las nuvias de la semana han ST.
do beneficiosas para 81 tabaco el cual
seg6n informes de todos lados se ha-
liza en- esplendida condicion. Ell
plantfo en- ell distrito de Cayey el
cual habfa estado interrumpido, por
motive de la SEGA Sc ha reasumido.
Del distrito de San German infor-
man que Ell desarrollo es fonomenal.
Ell tabaco que Sc planto en- la vecin.
dad de Comerfo & primeros de No.
viembre esta casi listo para la reco-
lecci6n.
Los lugares cafeteros de cerca
de Caguas Sc estan limpiando, pero
en- Ia vecindad de Maunabo informan
que las matas es tan sofocadas por
los bejucos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-19
DOCTOR R RUlz Z ARNAu

, Santatrce (Ollerta )-1sl5ono I. .0e1.
Consultorio en- San Juan; Forth
leza e3.-De2 4.
Para llamamiAntos desde Ia c..
oital, dirigirse q 10 Gale de Ia Forta-
eza numero SO. consultorio del can.
lilo M1tuo,, &, cualquier hora del
liza 6 de Ii nocdo. p
SGFASG
Que no Pnbllcamos comunicados
SIN que sean pagados por adelan-
Cada seis palabras, se cuentan nor
una Inca, y La hnea vale diez CEN
tavos.
Si Las cartas que vengan con comu-
.nicados sin su importe no Sc contes-
tan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03

year ago. We don't want abnormal
prices; we want them reasonable and
steady so as to continue labor accord
ingly. Our business IL now heavy at
hcme but we are already reaching
cut to South America, India, China
md Japan"
From w. H. Davis, superintendent
OF the immense Sauquot Silk mill, of
which Scranton so Justly boasts, comes
the following statement:
In 1893. '9i. '95. and '96 we employed
about a two-thirds force. or 1,100
hands. forty hours a week. April l,
1897, we entered upon full time, sixty
hours week, with a full force Of over
1.400 hands, and have been working
full time and full-handed until about
two months ago. when the silk bust
ness. like so many others. suffered
falling off, owing to the belief preva-
lent that there was danger Of Bryan's
election"
Charles r. Connell, secretary and
treasurer of the Lackawanna Mills and
OF the Scranton Button company:
"A comparison of wages paid during
the four years of the Cleveland ad-
ministration with the four years OF
Mckinley. three months of the pres
ent year being estimated at the ratio
shown in the nine months already on
record, shows. for the button works.
an increase OF thirty-two per cent. in
favor of Republican times. Regarding
the Lackawanna Mills, the record
stands:
Average number Of employees 1898 to 1896.
inclusive, under Democratic national ad.
HlinlstTatlon ........ ................... OF
Average number Of employees, 1s07.1900 in.
elusive. under Republican national ad.
ministration .............. .....a...... 500
Gain to credit Of Republican times ...... 1,02e
Average annual wage in Democratic
period .................. ............... .s222 10
Average annual wage in Republican
period ..................... ........... 2s7 20
Increase per employe in Republican
''he" 10 OO
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

SATURDAY EVENING. nov. S-Justus, AIR
ance Hail. Speakers. Hon. John r. Farr. W. r.
Lewis. George N. Watson.
SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. S.-schmpG's
hail. Cedar avenue. Speakers lion. James
Moir, Major Everett Warren and r. A. thinner
man.
IuRDAY EVENING. NOV. 3..-Ccntral Park
hall, south Washington avenue. Speakers. Hon.
5. $, Vreeland New Jersey; Hon. G. p. o'Mal-
ley and Hon. +. W. Fleitz.
MONDAY EVEAiNG, NOV. 5.---Athletic hail.
Alder street. Speakers, Hon. James T. Dubois
consul general to Switzerland; Hon. F. W.
Flez and A. j. CoDorn. jr.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5--Workingnen's
hall, Alder street. Speakers, Henry George,
Hon. John r. Farr and Hon. John NJ Harris.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5.-Kaoski's hall,
Pittston avenue and Elm street. Speakers, Hon.
>, :. Nrccland, OF New Jersey; Hon. James
Moir; also an address by an eloquent speaker
in the Polish language.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
ALDERMAN MYERS GIVES HIS REASONS,

Alderman Otto of
citizens OF North Scranton yesterday
why favored the
Il favor his reelection
honors and chershes the American
ing it down in the Philippines lis
because he displayed to
) be plunged into
Because his
ing administration prosperng
paying their
they receive their labor
Because he that country
the sacrifice of
sated for it, principles Republican party
and does not have
because blow struck
marketable product which would
blow less
ucts sent here takes days labor
because he said give
all times This protective
give it to the foreign will
the price accept wages"
" ~ " y y ~ y "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
FOUR YEARS
OF PROSPERITY
Wau the BenefICent Effects Of Nc.
kinleu's administration We're
Felt In This CItu.
DEPOSITS IN The BANKS

They Are Almost Twice What They
Were Four Years Ago and the In
crease Is Largely in Savings De-
posits-Way That Local Industries
Have Fared Since Four Years Ago.
All Are Working a Greater Num-
ber Of Hours Each Week and En-
ploying a Greater Number Of Men.
A Compilation Worthy the Serious
Consideration of Every Voter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03

Much OF a statistical nature has been
printed during the present campaign.
with a view of showing how much more
prosperous the country is now than it
was four years ago, at the close OF a
four years experiment with Demo-
cratic administration. No small part Of
these statistics were called forth by the
assertion of Bryan that even If the
country is more prosperous. the pros
perity does not accrue to the working
man. The Tribune deemed this very
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
TIE SCRANTON TR1BuNE-sATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1900

seventy-five per cent. Of the total de-
posits and in only one OF them does
the percentage drop to Atty. In the
largest banks the savings deposits at
tain the highest percentage. Four years
ago there were only three banks in the
city that could boast OF deposits of a
million dollars. Today only one bank
in the city has less than a million. Here
are some comparisons Of bank deposits
In Scranton in 1896 and 1900 or the lat
ter part OF 1899. They are taken from
the statements furnished the national
or state authorities and published in
the newspapers:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
RACES AT THE SPEEDWAY.
Four Events on the Card for This
Afternoon.

Following is the card for to-day's
races at the speedway, which will be-
gin at 1:30 p. IN. sharp:
FIRST RACE-22i CLASS.
Scherzondo, br g.; Jim Doyle b. e.. Director
Clay blk. g.; Cedella, b. m
SECOND RAGGED CLASS.
Guy Cole, br, g.; Ezra A., b. g.; Combine.
b. r.; Belle Freeman
THIRD RAGGED CLASS.
St. Nick, b. g.; fusty Garrett, b. e.; Tippo
e., h. T.; Walter j., ch. &.
FOURTH RACE-FREEFORALL.
Milo, b. g.; Tinker, b. e.; Allnwood b. g.;
MalTl, W., b. m; Chimes, b. e.
Races TO begin at l.SO sharp.
Vote for Republican state legisla-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03

The Italian citizens will hold meet
ing in Cassese's hail. Lackawanna ave-
nue., Saturday evening. November 3, at
s O'Clock. Good speakers will be in at
tendance. Parade will start at 7.3O %. IN.
Va Frank Carlucci, Chairman.
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W0MAN'S CLuB.-On Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock an important meeting of the Green
Ridge Womans club will be held in the library
for the purpose OF voting Oh the revised const-
tuition and bylaws Of the club.
BCTTERMAN Fl'NERAL..-The funeral OF the
late John Buiterman, ir, who was killed in the
Pennsylvania Coal company's yards on Wedncs-
day last, will occur this morning at 0SO with
mass at st. Mary's church, Dunmolc.
OFFICERS MEETlNG,-'rhe staff and line OIL
GERS 6f the Thirteenth regiment met last night
at the armoly small amount OF routine bust
hess was Transacted and the meeting then ad
journcd 10 meet again next Friday night
NNNl M, MEEItNG. The annual meetin. o.,
tls. Florence Crittenlon Mission will occur at
tlsy hesna, IlS Harrison avenue, on Tuesd,y,
NdE q. at $50 o'rc,k, All those who ava m.
tc4ftcd' IN the work are requested to attend.
RETURNS AT SCRANTON CLuB.-rhe scran.
ionEclub has made arrangements TO receive elcc.
tiOp RETURNS Tuesday night. Each member is
privileged to ask one person 10 accompany him.
Refreshments will he served during the evening
WILL ASH AN INJUNCTION.--Ma Mayor Mor
wiistoday ask for an Injunction to prevent City
CLERK iayelle from drawing warrants for the
payment OF the claims OF cx,Patgolmen James
Saul and Stephen Dyer against the city. The
papers in the case lave been prepared.
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLE LEMENT-E. p.
Dayk, Of 5i'G Hampton street an agent for
Vurthture Dealer J, r. Reddinston, was yes.
rriay arraigned before Alderman Kasson on
he charge of cmbezzling $40 which he col.
scted for the firm. He was held in $500 bail
TAkEN TO HILLSIDE IIOME-Mchael f.
Lynch, OF lhii aavne street, was yesterday eX.
smined by the poor board physicians and COM
mitsi to the hillside Home. lie was arrested
ThWtday at the request OF his family, who
riai1Afd he had been acting in an insane man.
ner.is
ENTERED BAIL-Michael Becs, who is
charged with feloniousy wounding Peter Crinuk,
Yesterday entered bail in the sum OF $500. Lewis
Spitz became his bondsman. John Konwersi,
who is charged with larceny by John Demsld,
entered bail in the sum Of s2OO George Bosar
was the surety
= QUIET WEDDING--A quiet wedding at the
Elm Park parsonage on Tuesday afternoon made
man and wife OF Clifford Price and Miss Agnes
siglin, Of CaDadensis, Pa. The Browning club