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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
LA EXPOSITION
De BUFFALO

A consequence de haberse votado
una ley destinando la suma de $4,000
para que los productos de esta isla
figuren dignamente en la pr6xima Ex
pOsici6n de B1falO, creemos de interes
para los lectores dar algunos detalles
de! Gran Cert&men Pan-americ1no que
sc inaugurava ell 10 de Mayo pr0ximo.
La mayor parte de los pafses que
han aceptadO oticialmente la invitaci0n
para cOucurTir al Oertamen han dado
tOdos los pasos conducentes para que
la collection de articulos que envlen
sea digna por todos conceptos de la
Gran Exposition.
Es demasiadO temprano para desert
bir 10 que exhibiran estos paises, por
que en- muchOs casOs no sc tiene aun
noticia de 10 lievado cabo al efecto !;
perO no pOdIa menOs de ser interesan
te para el publico, y hasta servir de
estimulo y aliciente los habitantes de
esta iSa que &c prOpOnen cOncurrir al
Certamen de B1falo, tener una idea,
aunque sOmera, de cuales seran las
frases principales de las exhbiciones
que haran los d.versos paises concu
rrentes. TrataremOs, pues, de darla a
continuation.
La Repdblica Argentina ha solicita
do 1.500 yardas cuadradas de espa
clio, proponiendose invertr una suma
que no baje de $25 900, ORC. Bolivia
ha pedido 2.400 pies para la instala-
ci6n de sus productos. Las Colonias
bTitanicas estaran Representatives poi
diterentes exhibiciones, que tampoco
es possible describir todavia.
III dominic del Canada tOmara parte
oficialmente, aunque ell parlamentO no
Sc reuniTa hasta ell mes entrante Las
exhibiciOnes que Sc proyectan daran a
conocer los atractivos que tienen Mus.
koka, Nuevo Ontario y ell Oeste para
la casa, la pesca y Otros placeres y di
versiones, no siendo este mas que un
detalle del interes que tomara ell pue
bio canadiense en- la referida Exp0si
ci0n. Las colOnias antillanas ingleses
han aceptado la invitaci6n que, para
concurrir aquella, Sc les hizo por con
ducto de sus GobernadOres.
Ohiie estara representado por uns
magnffica collection de artlculos y pro
ductos. El ministro de Industria J
Obras P1blicas ha dirigido las socie
dades comerciales, industriales, agrlco
las y de otra especie de aquella Repd
bica, una circular dando informe
sobre la naturaleza y prop6sito de Il
Exposition. Chile construira un edifi
clio propio, habiendo votado la suma d,
$500, 900 chilenos 8 sean $185.090, orc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26

designer dos de aquellos por cada un;
de las seCciones de riqueza; que contr;
las tasaciones de los peritos, los con.
tribuyentes pueden recurrir ante loI
ayuntamientOs, asociados estos de los
Colectores; que los acuerdos de los
Concejos municipales sean apelables
ante ell board que estableee ell Bill
suprimiendose de este ell Inspector J
que Sc nombre en- sulugar un Ingenie
70 del de Obras P1blicas 8 un Inge-
Micro agr6nomo".
Trat6se sobre la forma de cobranza
acoIdandose "solicitar que 6sta Sc veri
fque pOr tTimestres y no por semestres,
porque 10 1ltimo traerfa un immense
perjuicio q los contrlbuyentes, sobre
todo los agricultores, al hacer efec
twas las contlibuciones del primer
Isemestre de los amos econ6micos, por
ser esta epoca de penuria para los
terratenientes".
Examinada la tarifa A. Sc intrOdu
jeron en- ella las siguientes modifica
clones.
"No l Que Sc e1ceptde del arbi
trio de 0 60 ell ron destiado por ell pro.
pietario de la fnca utiizando la mate
ria prima de la misma, reduciendose
0 20 ell derecho al producido con la de
otra finca y los demas artfculos del
pals y los EE. UU. No 2 Que Sc
rebsje O.40 los O.6O fjados al ron al
ser diluido 6 adulterado con otros in
gredientes. No 5. Que Sc rebaje a
0.40 en- vez de los 080 al tabaco del
pals y de los EE. UU. No 6. Que
Sc rebaje q an dollar los 1.8O tambien
al tabaco. n? z. Que Sc rebaje q 0. 40
ell de 0.80 que Sc imponen & los cigarri
los No 8. Que Sc rebaje q an dollar
ell de 1.S0 que tambien se impone q los
No 10 Que Sc eleve q
O2O los O.02 fijadOs los naipes. No II
Que Sc eleve tambien a 10 centavos los
O.05 que sc fijan sobre toda oleomarga
rina 6 cualquier otra imitaci6n de man
tequilla etc, etc:
Sc suspeEdi6 la session para cont
nuarla al siguiente ola acordandose
Iue con los acuerdos tomados hasta la
techa vaya ell senor Blanco preparando
81 trabajO que sc le ha confiado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
CONI7E DE- DEFBNSA

En- la session celebrada por el 100
mite de Defensa", en- la tarde del dia
70 del actual, Sc tomarop los acuerdos
siguientes
"Que en- vez de los peritos ofciales
nombrados para hacer la yaloraci6n de
todos los inmuebles sometidos & la
contribution, los mayores contribu-
yentes, convocados por los Municipios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26

te carta fechada en- Paris, ell 90 de Di-
ciembre pT0ximO anterior.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL
Muy Sr. milo y de mi mayor aprecio {:
Teniendo las grandes potencias la
costumbre de contribuir al exterminiO
de los d6biles, no hay que hacerse iIu-
sion alguna a. erca del apoyo moral 6
material que Sc hallen dispuestas a
prestar q los herofcOs beers.
Corresponds, pues, a los pueblos que
Sc niegan a presenoiar cruzados de bra
EOS ell exterminio de otTo pueblo, pres
tar a este la ayuda que le niegan los
gobiernos.
Con este objeto, he dado q cOnocer
en- ell peri6dico u Intransigeant, del
cual soy director politico, una idea que
ha sido va acogida en- Francia con nu-
merosas muestras de simpatia. Sc trata
de tormar una especie de Comite euro
peO, 6 mejor dicho, universal, del que
habTfan de formar parte los principales
escritores de la prensa del -mundo en-
terO, y ademas los presidentes de todos
los grupOs tormados para sostener la
causa que ell admirable KRUGER ha We
ndO sostener entire nosotTos.
Adquirido ell consentimiento de US
ted, pOdrfamos reuniInos tOdOs en- una
ciudad de la Europa central, y allf es
tudiar la manera de Organizar en- todos
los palses una suscripci0n cuyo pro-
ducto, seguramente impOrtante, servi
ria ayudar efcazmente los campeOnes
beers a que recobrasen su Independent
cia.
ST usted sc digna consentir en- formaT
parte de esta Liga de la Justicia y de
la Libertad, lie agradecer6 Sc sirva
mandar cuanto antes su adhesion q la
secretar(a del IntranSigeant, IA, rue
Montmartre, Paris.
| Mas adelante le daremos cOnOcer
la epoca y ell punto designados para
nuestras reuniones, de las cuales resul
tara tai vez la salvaci6n de las dos re
pGblicas beers.
Queda de usted con ell mayor respe
to su atentO y 8. 8. q. s. N. b.
Henry Rochetort.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
ACT0S De CRUELDlD

Ell corresponsal del London Times
en- Hong Kong asegura que las tro
pas norteamericanas que operan Ell
Ell Archipelago magalIanico estan
cometiendo actos de crueldad, 10
que exaspera a los filipinos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
La GUERRA ANGL0-B0ER
LOS TRANSVAALENsES B0KBaR0EAN
UNA P0BLACION DEL CAB0
RENDlCI0N OE LkPIAzA

Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
dicen que los beers, en- ndmero de
900, bombardearon ell jueves la ciu
dad de Murrayburg CoIonia del
Cabo, que Sc rindi6 despues de 8
horas de nutrido fuego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
Ia JUNTA REV0LUCIONaRIa
PROSIGUE SUS TRABAJ0S

Afrmase que la Junta Revolu
cionaria flipina de Hong Kong pro-
sigue secretamente y con toda acti-
vidad sus trabajos de propaganda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
The Anglo-Boer War
The Transvaalians Bombard
Town In Cape Colony
Surrender of the Town

Dispatches from Lorenzo Mar
quez state that on Thursday the
Beers, to the number Of 900, bonn
barded the town of Murrayburg
Cape Colony, said city surrendering
after being under fire for 5 hours.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
La Gran FamiIia
ESPANOLA
HABITANTES. DE LA AMERICA
LATINA

Seg1n los dltimos censos verifcados,
las Rep1blicas, latinoamericanas cuen
tan, al finalizar ell siglo, POGO mes 6
menos con la siguiente poblaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
The Revolutionary Commission
Continues its Labors

It is asserted that the Philippine
Revolutionary Commission at Hong
Kong is secretly pursuing its cam
paigning career with the greatest
activity.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
PRISI0HER0S De GUERRA

En- poder de los transvaalenses
cayeron $50 hombres del ejGrcito
britanico, que defendfan la pobla-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
Deeds of Cruelty

The London Times correspon
dent at Hong Kong asserts that the
North American troops campaign
ing in the Magellan archipelago are
committing atrocities that infuriate
the natives.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
Return Of Troops
Two Hundred and Seventeen
Sick and Wounded

The 36th u S. Infantry embar,
ked at Manila for the United States
and two hundred and seventeen
men sick and wounded.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
Prisoners Of War

OF the British army defending
the town, $50 fell into the power of
the Transvaalians.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
CABLE NEWS
The Sale of Denmark's
Antilles is a Certainty

1t is reported from Washington
that only few details of minor inn
uortance have to be settled TO effect
She grant of the Danish Antilles to
the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
Information DDrCa
NueVa York, 26e EneO
La VeNTA De LAS ARTILtaS
De DINAMARCA
ES VA UN HECH0
Annncian de Washington, que So
10 faltan ligeros tramites que lle-
mar para que sea un hecho la cesi6n
de las Antillas danesas q los Esta
dos Unidos.
REGRES0 De TR0PAS
0OSCIENT0S DIEz YSIETE
tNFERMOS Y HERlDOS

Ha embarcado en- Manila para los
Estados Unidos ell Regimiento de
Voluntarios de Infanterfa no 36 y
doscientos diez y siete soldados en-
tire enfermos Y heridos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
BOLETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO.- RICO

Eatered at the Post 0fscs at San Juan. p.
- sscsna elass matter July IA, 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26

Con destino st. Thomas Europa ha
zarpado de este puerto el yap6r frances
"Fournel."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26

45. -Cuando por virtud dc denuncia
& otra circunstancia SO descubriese una
ocultaci6n de bienes inmuebles en- la
evaluaci6n general, apareciendo que al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-01-26
EN- FAVOR
DE LOS
ATR|OTAS BOERS

Ell insigne publicista frances, Mr.
Henry Rochefort, nos dirije la siguien
te carta fechada en- Paris, ell 20 de Di-
pr6ximo anterior.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

LEWIS LOST
HIS SUIT.
Accused the Cohens Of Assault,
but Court Dismissed
the Charge.

Samuel and Meyer Cohen were tried In
the Sixth District court today for assault
ing Jacob Lewis. These men are fish
peddlers and they were at the New York
dock 90 get their weekly stock.
Lewis, who is a good-sized boy, object
ed to the moving OF his horse and said
that he was so badly used up. and with
out provoeation. that he couldn't get his
boxes of fish on his wagon.
state witnesses declared that Lewis
started the fight by seizing a big cotton
hook and going for the Cohens.
Samuel disarmed him. Then Lewis
threw on his coat. said that he could
clean up the two and ran for Meyer. The
brothers then threw Lewis down and
kicked and punched him.
After the three were separated and the
Cohens had left the dock Lewis wanted
his friend to drive faster, that he might
catch the brothers again.
Meyer Cohen said that not knowing
whose horse II was at the platform. he
pulled out Lewis horse. intending to
make room for his own wagon, as there
was space enough for both.
Lewis jumped for him with a cotton
hook and struck at the respondent. cut
ting open the latter's coat sleeve. Sam
uel Cohen disarmed Lewis. who took off
his coat and wanted to fight everybody.
succeeding in punching Meyer i'm the face
once.
Abraham Katchanelson testified that
Lewis was fighter and was known AZ
Jake the Scrapper." Abraham saw the
trouble and heard Lewis use very bad
language and say that he would whip
the whole crowd. collectively or singly.
After the fght Jakey. he said. was as
strong as ever and hoisted barrels OF fish
aboard the wagon without any trouble.
Isidor Yampolsky corroborated the
other witnesses and Samuel Goldsmith
testified that Lewis has a bad reputa-
tion az the north end OF the city. where
he looks for and gets into a good deal
OF trouble.
Captain Horton said that he had never
had anv complaint made 10 him concern
ing Lewis
After ell the evidence was IN - ap-
peared that the only portions of Lewis
story which were not swept away and
proved wholly false. were that he. Lewis.
went 10 the dock 10 get fish and that he
drove away IN the same vehicle he came
there with.
The court chara cterized Lewis ~
quarrelsone. impudent boy. asserting
that he GOT no more than he deserved.
and ordering that the respondents be dis
charged from custody.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
SMASHERS
OF DRUG
STORES
Female Followers Of "DuWIs"
Start In to Ruin Medicine
Of All Kinds.

Chicago. Feb. s.-women who say they
are followers of Dowie have begun a cam
psign against drug stores. after the man
nsr OF Carrie the smasher." Three drug
stores we're attacked last night and one
today. Herman Lowenthal. one OF the
sufferers. told his woes thus:
"Five women entered my store. One
came 10 ms and said: do you believe in
Dowis? i do not i replied.
"'Well. we do; We believe In curing
human Ills through prayer. and not the
use OF deadly drugs.
while the leader OF the women was
talking TO me in this way the others were
busy sweeping the bottles Of patent med
icine standing on the showcase on to the
hoor. i think would be able to identity
any OF them again. but I do not ksow
them"
Mr.. Foucek. another victim. says that
the women who invaded his store made
q combined attack on the showcases and
destroyed about 500 worth OF property
and broke his telephone while he was
trying to use IL TO call the police.
A clerk rushed into the store with a
one OF the intruders. forcing the party
10 flight.
Six women today entered the drug store
of It. l.. Quarles In Milwaukee avenue.
One of them said:
You well know, sir. that drugs are
the implements OF the devil and a curse
To mankind. You also know that you are
but the agent of the devil. helping him
10 send millions OF human souls to ever
lasting torment"
Three bottles OF medicated wines stood
on the showcase and these were quickly
smashed on the floor.
One of the leaders picked up two scale
weights and hurled them at the rows OF
bottles OF drugs standing on shelves
against tho walls. breaking many of
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
Mr., AND MRS. Hill TON
MAKE COUNTER CHARGES
Husband Seeks Divorce on Ground
of Adultery--Wife Accuses Him
OF Similar MiSdOing.

let al this house. liquor sold and gambling
permitted. according 10 this witness.
Another witness deposed that at New
Bedford Hilton introduced n woman
known as Dolly Hilton as his wife.
This witness denied on cross examination
that Hilton ever discharged him for
robbins a money till I'm Hiltons shop.
Some OF the testimony was very direct.
Hilton I'm rebuttal testified one Of the
witnesses against him named Tillrnan
had been dismissed from the Philadsi-
phia police force on account of drunken-
ness The other witnesses. he said. had
all had trouble with him.
w A. Heathman. counsel for Mr.. Hi
ton, argued that in a divorce cause re-
criminatory matter could not be consid-
cred unless IL was fully set forth In the
pleas so the other side might have an
opportunity TO fully meet IT,
There was some lack OF information as
TO the power OF notaries public In Penn
sylvania 10 take divorce dispositions. so
Judge Blodgett gave counsel until Feb
ruary 10th To file briefs on this point and
as 10 whether the recriminatory matter
must be pleaded. Albert s. Johnson was
counsel for Mrs. Hilton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

The testimony In the divorce case of
Edward II. Hilton VS.. Anna r.. j. Hilton.
heard by Judge Blodgett today. was de-
cidedly OF a recriminating nature. Mr.
Hilton asked for divorce from his wife
on the ground OF adultery. She answered
with a similar charge.
Testimony in support of Mr.. Hiltons
charges was chiefly from witnesses in
Germantown, and was TO the effect that
during the 10 years absence OF her hus-
band Mrs Hilton had given birth TO a
child, now years old. This testimony.
IL was asserted. came from Mr. Hiltons
relatives. The case was heard chiefly on
depositIons The petitioner is a colored
man.
Mrs. Hiltons witnesses told Of her be-
ing left with two children. whose par
entage was not questioned, 10 support,
and OF the failure OF the father to pro-
vide for them.
One witness deposed that Hilton told
him he lived with a woman other than
his wife and kept place known as the
Providence House. There were rooms
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

Just where Jack BLY, is going TO land IN
the prosecution of the wire gang Is
problematic. While Bly, and the other
members OF the gang. Dirty Dick
Quinn excepted. were in Boston. yester-
day, having been taken there TO testify
before grand jury relative to COM
plant that local junk dealer had pur-
chased of them various lots OF stolen
property. a grand jury. sitting at Taun-
ton was preferrIng indictments against
the wire thieves.
About the same time Dan. Elliott was
telling what he knew relative TO the do
ings OF the gang and had dropped perth
nent suggestions bearing upon Bly's con-
nection with that gang.
BLY, has been given the credit OF being
the first to give Detective Sherman his
pointers and to have been the means of
decoying the wire thieves into Sherman's
hands.
RUSH TO CURRY FAVOR.
1t now appears that there was sort
OF a grand stand finish in the race be-
tween the crooks to be the first TO curry
IANOT Win CntfiHtIs
The wire thieves had been very busy
throughout Massachusetts, and had oper-
ated so boldly that IL was not possible
for them 10 much longer evade arrest.
Cleverly as they had covered their
tracks they had reached the point where
disclosures were inevitable.
Dan. Elliott was thoroughly conversant
with the doings or the gang and had in
tended 10 peach" upon them. He was
TO be used by Sherman as a stool-pigeon
and was counting upon the emoluments.
which under the law came 70 states
witness. and In this instance IT was to be
fat pickings.
He communicated his intentions to Bly,,
and the latter. being a shrewd mug. to
use the thieves parlance jumped Elliotts
claim and was accepted by Sherman as
an ally I'm landing the gang.
When thieves fall out the law-officers
"a n rule profit, and that is why It Is felt
that something may yet be dropped by
the wire gang which will be very accept
able TO the authorities OF Massachusetts,
The story which Dan Elliott told. We'd
nesday and which was given In yester-
days News may have been without foun-
dation and may have been prompted by
ElIiott's hatred for BLY, who. just now
appears to be thoroughly disliked and
despised by every member or the wire
gang.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
BATTEY'S
PETITION
DENIED.
Wanted Attachment In tho
MeIIen Breach Of Promise
Case Dissolved.

Some interesting questions of practices
pellate court in the case OF Josephine
Mellen vs. Charles II. Battey which was
handed down today. The case was before
the appellate division on appeal from a
decision OF the common pleas division In
refusing to discharge an attachment Of
the defendants property made by the
plaintiff in her breach of promise suit.
II was claimed by defendant that a
breach OF promise suit could not be be-
gun by attachment The point was an In
teresting one and called forth much COM
ment among attorneys.
Judge Tillinghast. who writes the opin-
ion OF the appellate division says:
This court cannot entertain a petition
for new trial until the case has been
tried or in some way disposed of by the
common pleas division. In other words.
a case cannot be brought here piecemeal
Ii must come as n whole, and only after
final adjudication upon some question,
which. for the time being at any rate, is
decisive OF the rights OF the parties, so
far as the common pleas division is con-
cerned.
Until some final decision is rendered by
tnat DIVISION, party 10 the suit cannot
be said to be 'aggrieved by any direction,
ruling or decision" therein within the
meaning OF the statute relating to petit
lions for new trial so as TO give him
standing I'm this court"
Judge Tilinghast says, were this other
wise litigation would be indefinitely pro-
longed. Then his honor says: THE con-
tention OF the defendants counsel. that
this court has Jurisdiction in the prem
ises because two writs are really incor-
porated i'm one. that Is, a writ OF attach
ment and also writ OF summons. and
that they are practically separate and
Independent proceedings IL wholly
untenable.
Every original writ OF attachment must
also be a writ OF summons under the
statute Gen Law r.. I. Cap. D., sec. 15-l6.
but this only has the effect TO warrant
the officer I'm serving IL I'm both methods,
and not 10 make two writs out of one.
But even ~ the case were properly be-
fore MS, we know of no provision OF the
sUtute which would warrant US In dis
solving the attachment See. Wood VS.
Watson. % r. T.. 223. Whether. II found
20 have been Illegally made, we could or
der it dissolved, as being an abuse of the
process OF the court or for any other rea-
son. we are not now called upon TO de-
eide.
The authorities relied on by defendant
IN support OF the jurisdiction claimed. de-
pend upon statutes so materially differ
snt from ours. that they cannot be held
to he controlling. Petition for new trial
dismissed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

The Senate was called to order at IL
o'clock by Gov Gregory. with quorum
present. The record OF Thursday was
read and approved.
Senator Parker, OF Coventry, from the
judiciary committee. reported back an act
to divide the town OF Exeter into voting
Districts read and passed.
Senator Hopkins, of Burriilville, from
the committee on finance, reported back
an act for the maintenance OF the public
offices In the new state house; read and
passed.
Senator Heydon, OF Warwick, from the
same committee, reported back resolu-
ton making an appropriation Tor COM
pleting the laundry and building the
horse barn at the Rhode Island College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; read and
passed I'm concurrence.
Senator simmons, OF Bristol. from the
committee on corporations. reported back
an act in amendment of an act incor-
porating the Gorham Manufacturing
company: read and referred TO committee
on engrossed acts.
At this stage the Senate Joined the
House in grand committee.
PAwCATUCK STREET RAILWAY.
when th. Senate returned Senator
corporations. reported back al act In
amendment OF an act 10 Incorporate the
Pawcatuck Valley Street Railway com
pany; read and passed.
Senator Freeman. OF Central Falls. pre-
sented an act 20 incorporate the Rhode
Island Cardboard company; read and
passed.
Senator Potter. OF Glocester, from tho
committee on engrossed acts. reported
back as rightly enErossed an act in
amendment OF chapter 81. general laws,
Of replevin; passed In concurrence.
Gov. Gregory announced the appoint
ment OF John W. Wcthfrcll OF Newport
az assistant adjutant general and the APP
pointment of Jesse l.. Eddy. Jr., OF Prov
ideuce az q member OF the governors
star 10 OH the vacancy caused by tho
resignation OF Col. Wetherell.
ON motion of Senator Hughes. of John
gton. the senate then adjourned 10 meet
or tuesday next az n a. ul.