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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-29

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CuanuO % exgen ccunstancias repxrnss an
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Almacen-Taller.
Gale de San Just0 n1mero 10.
Interesante.

Del 20 al % del actual 80 despacha,a para
Puerto Cabello la polacra nacional Dolores ca
pitan Marti, para cuyo punto admitira carg &
aete -Sus consignatarios. Iriarte HermanO de
Caracena y Compa-Marina
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MADERAS.
PIEDRA PLASTlCA

YesO. gonna para maquinas. estopa para ma
quinas. correas de transmi sion para m4Quinas'
--Marga,y C.-Marina. ID
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Pnerto-R Rico. Mayo ID de ts7x r; 49,
Manuel q ~ Rios Pbre. q - - ~ s'
Gale 81 sAnso psissssRdm. ~ 81 -
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Testimonies de Cuba!

Los siguientes sou cortos extractos de alpnn.,
cartas reclhidas durante ell transcurso de up
anO; demostrando cuan acknowledgements conve
nientes son las
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ne cufado usandO frascos de sus pfldoraa' = ~ M
siept0 Otro hombrA.Y Jos6 do Costa. M N -
La Aarzaparrilia al mismO TEMPO que La Pflda.
rna presur6 InuchO t0da Cura. 'srV H's1>,
AsEpatse ~ fQaaa las pyiaGiPslss potaas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-29

."DesPues de u to snfrir le ataque. biiiosos nor
I'm spntD biuu: el rssultadO u, he aa,, l,, = - =
el uso dc boteias do ildora.p Pedro il Lslza ,s
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District in those years.
Something 10 Explain.

The Register seems desirous TO claim
the credit Of the result in this county.
Under the circumstances We are al o loss
10 see how tho editor can show any spe.
Cial influence over the result, unless 1t Is
in the smalIGess Of Gen. PANNELL's vote
as compared with that OF Messrs. Coon
and JORDAN. Are we to understand the
Register aB meaning that this is the result
which 1t lsbored to produceH II so, Its
claim to iI1lcnce is Ineligible. Both
MessrS. Coop and JORDAN (Mr. Coon
especially disclaimed any atilliation or
sympathy with WALKER, and they led the
Democratic ticket, being far ahead Of Gen.
PANNBLI whom the Register pledged for
WALKER for U. s. Senator, in case the
latter was the nominee Of the Democratic
CAUCUS. The ResiStsr certainly docs moi
claim the credit for the vote received by
these gentlemen over General PANNELn
We take it that their principal strength
was In cutting loose SO decidedly from the
Register and WALKER, just as Genera
PANNELLs relative weakness was In hi!
suspected Identification with these two
To be endorsed by the Register seems tt
be very damaging TO Democratic candl
date. .HH.. ~.
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Stockholders, MeetIpr,

Rock ISLAND, October 15.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Rock
lord, Rock Island & 81. Louis Railroad
was held in this city yesterday. Over
So 10000 OF stock held principally BY
towns and counties along the route was
represented. The three directors whose
time had expired, Messrs. @. Truesdale,
Milo Lee and F. Meyerhauser, were re-
elected.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
praisiug the management Of the road un.
der President Gable during the past yeGr,
indorsing the action taken 10 the Nicker.
son suit and the appointment Of Cable and
Snyder as receivers, and instructiDg the
officers to resist to the utmosithe attempt
OF the Osterburg party to gain possession
Of the road.
Tho directors meeting is fixed for
Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, when the old
officers will doubtless be re elected, the
directors being unanimously in their favor
and having the Endorsement In so pointed
manner Of the stockholders,
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his words actually warranted, and that,
as he had evidently composed his state.
ment with great care, It was not quite fair
to stretch iIs meaning beyond the point
at which he had lett II. This Ia Professor
Tyndall's own view, and he declines TO
go into any discussion as TO what he did
or did not intend 10 convey. Hesays that
"he looks forward 10 Calmer future lor
verdict, founded not on imaginary sins
but on the real facts OF the case" The
only explanation he offers Is that those
who accuse him oi ignoring the existence
OF God should be content 10 ssy "Our
God" and thst In his hours OF cleatness
and vigor he does not feel that the doctrine
Of "materisl atheism" Ss It has been
called, Is satisfactory solution Of the
great mystery In which VIC dwell, and oi
which we form part In short, he evil
IDENTIFY Wishes TO be understood that he
does not repudiate the idea OF God, but
only certain current conceptions Of God.
This Is confirmed by couple Of quota
tiOns which he has placed Stlhe beginning
Of the book, and which are perhaps more
explicit than anything In the preface.
The flrstis from Xenophaues oi Colophon,
and runs as follows;
There Is one God supreme above all
other gods, diviner than mortals, whose
form Is not like unto mans, and as unlike
his nature. But vain mortals imagine
that gods, like themselves, are begOtlen,
with human sensations, and voice and
corporeal members. SO, ifoxen or horses
had hands and could work, in mems fash.
ion, and trace out with chisel or brush
their conceptions Of godhead, then would
horses depict gods like horses, and oxen
like oxen, each kind the Divine with its
own form and nature endowing."
The other is sentence from Bacon:
at were better 10 have no opinion Of
God at all than such an opinion as Is IN.
worthy Of Him; for the one is unbelief-
the other ls contumely."
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THE increased demand for money, ro-
ticed yesterday, has become sufficiently
strong 10 cause q hardening in rates and
to an increased independence on the part
OF the banks. We do not understand
this to indicate purpose TO deal hardly
with customers, but simply to so place
their money as to secure good returns
and prompt and sure payment. With
the banks responsible" borrower must
be something more than one having pro-
perty sufficient to pay his debts-he must
be prompt Where this is not the case
and trouble and irritation eHsue, banks
are careful about neRotiAdDg4a second
loan. To be Irresponsible" means quite
as often to be prompt, as anything clse-
Ptttsburgh Gazette cfyesterdaE rET
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Gkre1ntslLigenrer
Mil,on ProbAbI1 Elected.

Our news this morning iS not favorable
to Gen. GoFP's election. The vote Of Gil.
mer county,as reported from Parkersburg,
Is Unexpectedly large for WILSON, as is
also that oI Pleasants county. Unless
Tyler county shall do remarkably well
Ior GoFF, when heard from, and Calhoun
Isll below expectations iorW1LsoN, GoBF's
chances will be gone. Our belief is that
Col. WILSON Is elected. We base 1t on
the following schedule OF msjorities re-
ported and estimated
For GOFP, Hancock 49, Marshall 408,
Tyler $50, Wood 252, Doddridge 10l,
Richie l50, Harrison 1888. Total !, ,4O5.
For WILSON, Brooke s6, Ohio 144,
Wet1el 4sG. Pleasants 70, Writ 1870,
Lewis 1874, Calhoun 175, Gilmer 3Ol.
Total 1910 Wilson'S majority Ill.
There were various contradictory re-
ports In circulation on the street yester.
day in regard to the returns from Tyler
county. A dispatch was received from
Parkersburg in the afternoon quoting the
vote OF that county at 275 for GoFE. In
the absence Of news from Gilmcr and
peasants this majority seemed to set
GoFF safely ahead. Giving WILSON 175
in Calhoun, 200 in Gilmer, and 50 in
Peasants, we were still able TO cipher out
GoPF's election by the respectable major.
ity Of 1877. But with SOL from Gilmer, 70
from Pleasants, and no report from Tyler,
Gave Democratic scarCcrows oil so and
Is for GcFF) change came over
our rGSuscltated anticipstions, and in
duced US to reluctantly accept the con-
clusion that Colonel BEN WILSON would
in all probability be cur next representa-.
tive in CongECs,.
For convenience sake, and especially for
the service Of the busy cipherers who have
risked their money on the result, we re.
produce the table OF 1870 and 70, showing
the vote OF the District in those years.
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HAVING occSslonto ask the President
Of a Western national bank which had
reduced Its circulation, the reasons that
led to such action, he stated, first, that the
profit on capital loaned on commercial
paper was greater than on circulation
when thetaxes on circulation were de-
Quoted. BY surenderlng $1,000 OF cur
rency he would get $40 900 OF bonds,
which would sell for $ll 800, making the
loaniDg power Of the bank, as between il
and It's customers, just that much greater
Another reason was thStth question Of
specie payments was looming up, and
probably before many years 1t would be
necessary for the banks TO be prepared to
redeem their circulation In coin, so thai
the smaller the circulation the less trouble
1t would give them.-Erehang0.
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL.
His Explanation of His Adde'S,

His Explanation of His Address.
ALondon letter says:
Professor Tyndall has published the
complete edition Of his address, with q
preface in which he says that he has moth.
ing 10 retract or explain. Itappears that
he wrote the paper in the Alps, and that
1t was sent home in installmentS 10 be
printed. 1t was all in type when he read
1t at Belfast, but 1t was too long for oral
delivery, and had TO be curlailed in GER
tain parts. This statement, OF course, dis
poses at once Of the insinuStion which was
made that the Professor wac led away by
the applause Of the audience. In point oi
tact, he merely read what he had written
In the solitude oil the mountains. The
omitted passages are now supplied, bul
do not affect IN any way the general drift
Of the discourse, You may remember
that suggested at the time thai
some Of the CriIics were disposed 10 draw
larger and more decided conclusions
from what the Professor had said thar
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List of COngtessmen Elected in Ohio

COLUMBUS, October 15.-The election
returns arc sufficiently full to make sure
the election Of the following CoDgressmen;
First District, Milton Saylor, Democrat;
Second District, Henry B. Banning, Dem.
ocrat; Third District, ]. A. Savage;
Democrats Fourth District, J. A. Mema' :
hen, Democrat; Filth District, A. V. Rice,
Democrat; Sixth District, Frank Hurd,
Democrat; Seventh District, L. r. Neal,
DemOcralici Eighth District, William
Lawrence, Republican; Ninth District,
e. F. Poppleton, Democratic; Tenth Dis
Lrtct; Ches. Foster, Republican; Eleventh
District, J. L. Vance, Democrat; Twelfth
District, A. T. Walling. Democat, and TO
oil vacancy a. E. Finch, Democrat;
Thirteenth District, Milton ]. Southard,
Democrat; Fourteenth District, Cow an
Democrat; Fifteenth District, N. Il. Van.
borhes, Republican; Sixteenth; District,
Lorenzo Dantord, Republican; Seven
teenth District, L. d. Woodwork, Re-
publican; Eighteenth District, James
Monroe, Republican; Nineteenth Dis
trict; James A. Garfield, Republican;
Twentieth District, Henry B. Payne,
Democrat
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msjorities ranging from 100 to 1909: In
Wayne county the official vote gives
Baxter, for Senator, only FIVE majority.
The official majority for M. 8. Robinson
10 the Sixth Congressional District Ia
3s4.
In Tippecanoe county the official Re.
publican mSj jority Is 6S3. In this county
Stout, the Independent candidate for Sec.
retary Of State, received 0S2 votes. Later
and otticial returns from the Ninth Con.
gresSional District give Casson 465 major
ily. The official vote OF Bonne county
Tor Congress is as follows: CSsson, Repub.
llcsn, 1915; McOlurg, Democrat, l04s;
Bowles, Independent, 1861. The Repub.
licans gain Sheriff, Treasurer and
Recorder. The Democrats elect the
Auditor and Representative.
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ADVICE TO WoMEN-Never lend your


ADVICE TO WoMEN-Never lend your
money to any one without the most am
pie security. Do not be tempted by offers
Of high interest or large profits to invest
in business enterprises Of which you know
nothing. II you do, two to one you will
be chested-especially if the tenpter- is a
relative who ought naturally to'protect
you. Put your money into public secu
rities, or tho savings banks, and be con-
tent with fair interest and safety. Take
no ones word In matters Of money, but
take instead the advice Of disin:erested
parties, and demand always the soundesG
securities Men are not governed In
business matters by friendship or rela.
tionship, but by their own interests.
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OHIO.

THE RETURNS AND PROBABLE MAJORITY.
COLUMBUS, October 15.-At Demo.
cratic headquarters up to IL P. N. official
and unofficial returns have been received
from rs counties, which show net Demo.
cratic gain over last year Of 17,0l2 This
leaves ten counties TO hear from. Grant.
ing that these counties have given the
same msjoritiCs as last year, the Demo
cratic majority in the State will be about
5000. Ii ia thought, however, that the
official returns will swell the msjority to
10000. In the thirteen Congressional dis.
tricts which have gone Democratic, the
majority is about $4,000, divided as fol-
lows:
Third, 800; Fourth, 1000; Ninth, 900;
Eleventh, 20G0; Twelfth, 1900; Thir.
teenth, 1900, Fourteenth, $500; Twen.
tieth, 200. In the seven Districts which
have gone Republican the msjority Is
5000. divided as follows: Eighth District,
800. Tenth, 100; Fifteenth, 800; Sixteenth,
1900; Seventeenth, $50; Eighteenth,
1900; Nineteenth, $500 This leaves a
Democratic msjority In the twenty Dis.
tric,s OF 10000.
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THE currency bill of last June does not
seem as yet 10 have had the effect which
was anticipated. Up to October 7th
there were fOrty.nino national banks
which had deposited legal tenders to the
amount OF $7,7Ol 100 to take up their cir.
culUtion inwhole or in part, and with
drawn bonds which were on deposit ip
the United States Treasury, to secure cir.
culatIon, to the amount 20 .O131OO. The
total amount OF circulation issued to banks
organized since June 20, 1874, is $1,524,.
100, and the amount issued since then to
banks previously organized is $465 ,5l0.
30 the currency has been reduced $7,7Ol,-
100, and increased $l6SO, go. leaving a
net reduction Of SG,Ol1,40O. These sta
tlstics pretty etIectually dispose Of the
theory that the business OF the country de-
manded more currency. a....
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Funeral of Bishop McFurlaud,

HARTFORD, October 15-The funeral
OF the lato Bishop Mcfarland occurred
TO day at 81, Patrick's Church. Among
those present were thirteen bishops and a
great number Of priests from this and the
neighboriug diocesesy The church was
thronged and hundreds could not gain ad.
mission. Services began with offices for
the dead, followed by a requiem mass.
Bishop Laughlin, Of Brooklyn, acted as
Celebrant, and Bishop Hendricken, oI
Providence delivered the funeral dis.
course.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October 15.-The
official returns from Pulaski county show
q majority for the Constitution OF OH
Hampstead gives 500, Saline 1000, Con-
way 1000, Lee $500; Auxchlta 300
Woodruff 800, Dallas 4S7, Union 57S
jackson 1000, Calhoun 5S3. The ma
jorily Tor the Constitution in Jefferson il
reported OF $500, and OF Phillips as zoe
against it, The Democratic State ticket
runs even with the Constitution. Tht
Democrats estimate from tho returns
already in that 10000 votes were cast
the largest ever pOlled in the State. The
Constitution and Democratic State ticket
received 10000 TO 10000 gains, thus Civ
ing the Constitution 75 900 msjority. II
Lee the entire Colored Republican element
voted for the Constitution. In Phillip!
there were about 700 colored votes tol
the Constitution, and in Pulaski abou,
300. 1t is estimated that from 10000 tc
10 100 900 Republicans voted for the Con
stitution. The vote was very full all
over the State.
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Cotton Damnred hr Frn,r.

MEMPHIS, October 14.-The cotton
stalks which were brought in and placed
on exhibition at the Cotton Exchange 10,
day prove conclusively that the fIosts OIL
the psstIew mornings were severe enough
to check the growth Of the plant and seri
ouslY iDjure, i not entirely destroy, all o.
theiyouDg balls. The leaves Of the plantt
on exhibition present q criSped appear
ance, while the young balls look Consid
erAbly blacker. ..-.7',,-
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Suicide and Accidep,al Dea,b

COLUMBUS. October 15.-Word has
been received from Mount Vernon tha,
Thomas Aguew, drsymau, who disap.
peared from this city several days ago,
committed suicide by hanging In thai
place last night Agnew had been very
dissipated for some timo. !
James Chamberlain, an employe OF The
yards Of the Pan Handle Rsilrosd, acci.
dentally shot himself with revolver las.
night while changing II from onepocket
to another, and died last night. - I
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,
TO Us A BON "a poRH.

Az OS BUN IL BOlH.
LONDON, October 15.-The Duchess
oI Edinburg has been delivered Of 4 Son
a London dispatch states that Tho
English Government will withdraw its
diplomatic representative from Rome,
A Paris special states that Gen, Ohapzv
Snd BonrbBRi were summoned 10 c0pspi,
with President Mcmahon, It Is supposed
TO prepare for possible contingencies that
may arrive from the note OF the Spanish
Government relative 10 the conduct OF
France In favor Of the Carlists.
The Bank Of EoGlsnd has fixed the
raie OF discount at per cent.
LIVERPOOL, October 15-Emily Sol
dane, with forty members Of the EnRliah
Bogie Company, have sailed for tho
United Statcs.
LONDON, October 1G-The Standards
Paris correspondent telegraphs that he
hears that Austria and Italy propose
conference OF the powers TO consider the
Spanish note 10 France In the same man.
ner as the Luxemberg question was
treated,
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SUNSHINE AND STERr.-Sleepless per-
sons should court the sun. The very
worst sOporl6c is lsudanum, and tho very
best-sunshine. Therefore, itisYery plain
that poor sleepers should pass as many
hours as possible In the sunshine and au
few as possible in the shade, Many women
are martyrs, and yet they do not know 1t,
They shut the sunshine out oltheir houses
and hearts, they wear wells, they carry
psrasols, they do all possible 10 keep oa
the most potent Influence which Is intend.
ed to give them strength and beauty and
cheerlulnesS. Is tnot time to change oil
this, and SO get color and roses 10 our
pale checks, strength in our weak backs,
and courage IN our timid souls! The
women Of America are pale and delicate,
bat with the aid oil sunlight they may be
blooming and strong.
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EhuhAb111T1H4.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
southwest to Missouri and Kentucky, isl,
llBg barometer, southwesterly winds
warm and cloudy weather and occasional
rain.t q 3 ~ ~
For the Lower Lakes, and thence to
West Virginia, falling barometer, south.
west winds, warmer and cloudy weather
and rain.
For the Middle States, falling barome-
ter, souiherly winds, warmer, clear and
partly cloudy weather. 20 !
For Tennessee and the Gull States,
souIherly and easterly winds, falling bar.
ometer, warmer and cloudy weather, and
occasional rains. ~
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LIVERPOOL, October 15,-The steam.
ship PtussIan, from Quebec, has arrived
out. ..-
NEW YORK, October 15.-Arrlved-
Steamships Minnesota, from Liverpool;
Minister Roam, from Bremen; Cambria,
from Hamburg. i....
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The Fire a. Washington Court House

CINCINNATI, October 15-Tbe fire al
Washington Court House, Ohio, last
night, destroyed Odd Fellows Temple,
consisting Of their hall, Glancey's shoe
store, VSndeman's grocery, thepOstoffice.
and the small frames adjoining were also
burned. Loss s2O,000i insured for one
third.
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gAlCorrectlon.I.

PlTrBURGH, Oct. 10.-In the report
oI the Board Of Directors Of the Pitts
burgh q Connellsville Railroad, sent in
last night, the report should have read
"for the fiscal year ending October Slst,"
Instead Of October 1st." The report has
just been published. -..'
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PreabYterinn synod.

CnIcAao, October 15-The Presby.
teria9, synod, OF Illinois, convened in the
Third Presbyterian Church to-day with
q small attendance. No business was
transacted.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, October 15.-The Italian Con.
sul at Bucharest has refused TO open nc.
goAaiions for q commercial treaty while
the Jews In Roumsnia are deprived Of
their civil rights. The American Consul
has taken the same stand.
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ELECTION RETURNS
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
REPORTS FROM rLRAsANTs, WRIT AND OIL.
MIR COUNTIES.

REPORTS FROM PLRAsANTs, WRIT AND Oil
MER COUNTIES.
.. PAhKERsBuRa, October Is.
lSpcclll to the Iatelligeueerl
Our news here Is to the following eflect
Peasants county gives seventy o. fol
Wilson, Writ gives him one hundred and
thirty, and GIlmer three hundred and
one (rO, Nothing received from either
Tyler or Calhoun counties. i.
ANoTHER DISPATCH
CLARKsBuRo, October 10.
tsre .IAl to the Intelllgencer,l
Nothing has been received from Tyler
Gilmcr or Calhoun. Writ county gives
Wilson one hundred and fifty y,tlve major
ity, and Plcasants gives him seventy. J.
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The Argentine Rennln,rnn.

New YORK, October 15.-Dlspatches
from Monteriedo state that Avellaueds
has been installed as Prcs't Of the Argen.
tine Republic, and that the Government
seiSeS all kilograms received at Buenos
Ayres.
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Irianclion Refined.

sT. Louis, October 15.-Judge Treat,
Of the United states District Court, TO-
day refused to grant Mrs. F. B. Conway
an Injunction TO restrain Horace Lingard
from playing lied AstrAy," on the ground
that It being q Translation It cannot be
copyrighted g.. -.7.,r Nd
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, October 10 The boiling
Democrats or anti Tsmmanyites will next
week nominate a full ticket, including
Congressman, Mayor and Aldermen, 10
opposition TO the Kelly. .Morrissey ticket.
Thirty.three thousand voters registered
In Brooklyn yesterday.
THE PORTO RICO cRs:IoN.
The Fre6mdnS Journal insists that the
statements relative TO tho cession Of Porto
Rico to Germany were founded on truth.
iul information obtained from Spanish
official, and 1t questions the validity oil the
alleged letter OF Admiral Polo denying the
first statement.