davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
c. TEClSMO DE aIpAiDl.

En- In imprenta del BoLETIN 50 acaba de i'm
primir una ediccion do este catosismo, adop.
tado de texto por el Sr 00spo, el cnal Sc ven
lie med 0 real tjemplar y q so ceutavos do
cenn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
A v $50

Coches para pasear a In hora que los so'iei.
en- do In Capital 4 Caug-ejos, Mart'n-peha q
Ri) -piedrss Inf rmaran dol precio mus mo-
GicO San Francikco So. LAvANDERA.
M ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
BaEN SIaUADAS.

Sc venden COS casas nneyas, una de alto !
otra terrera, que producen el uno por cien.c
mensual de renta.
Central comisionista, de b. Nicolas Oarre
ras, Tsnea II. A~e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
GANGA.

Sc venden tres casas de MADEIRA, una en-
Cangreios dos en- Puerta de Terra 81 zona
produciendo al comprador el Up 3 del vslor
de compra Para mas inf rInes dirigirse 4 su
dueno en- Cangreios.-ToMAs RATERA b. I6 a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
Ell CRONOMETRO
ALLER DE RELoJERIA EN- GENERAL
10 -cALLR SAN JusTo. 10.

TALLER DE RELOJERTA 4 EN- GENERAL
40 -CALLR SAN 1UsTO.-t0.
OlmDos IcoAeS Z cOnstruceiones de p ezas
de t0das classes.
90 garantiaan los trabaios de esta casa, los
cu,les seran con prontitud, esmaro econo.
mia.
veota de reloies de varias classes preciof
m6dicos. b lain
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
CAFE
TOSTADO MOLIDO Y En- GRANO.
lPRUEBESEl

En- la confiteria de LA PALMA sc expende
put superior Exijase ell nombre de la ca
sa en- cada envaltorio.
Las fanilias que deseen el cafe tostado sin
pulvorizar pueden pediro Sc les vendera con
una pequefia rebsja sobre ell precio del molido,
En- dicho estsblecimiento Sc contin6a sirven-
do cafe muy nejorado al que Sc sersfa y SO :
miten abOnos mepsUales por ell rdme, o de ta-
Zas que Sc pidan Precios m6iicos. f 26'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
ATENCION.

Muy b. ratio Sc arfianla eli almacen Ell LIE
VIATAN. eoncci3o nor ei 4 Igle rs y Her
u noa, tr1nt a Real srsenal el que iuterese
parte ) todo, dirjaso a. euc4 gado, San jose
81, piso 10, izquierda- 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
SEVERE BASTON.
45.-S AN FRAN NCI S 9 O-~45
sANJUAN PUERTO-RICO.

~
G;ra letras On to3as cantidades corta vista
sosre' la siguientee capitaies pueblos de la
Peninsula. is.as Bsieares Jas Janarias
ALACEA,
Beteuzos Bayona, f'allas de Reyes, Camari-
hss Coruha, Ccrculnion, Tsrroi. Gusrdis, Lu
90. Lage Mur1s. MondoEedo, Noys. 0rense
0rtigueirs Santa Aartal, Padron, Pontc-
dra, Puentedeume, Paenteareas, Riyadeo
Santiago, Tuy, Vivero. Vigo Vllagarcia-
AsTU RIAS
Aviles, Cangas de 0ais, CaTgss de Tneo, Gu
dillero, Colungs, Castropol, Figueras, Gj0n,
Grade, Lastres LANES Luarca, 0vieao, Pols
de Siero P0a de Lena, Pola de Laviana, Pra.
VIA Rivadesella, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, villavi-
ciosa Indesto.
RestO de La Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Castagena, C&dlz, Grana-
da, Leon, Madrid. Pamplona, Santander, Son
Sebastian, Sevlla, Valladolid, Valencia y "a
ragoza.
ESLAS RALEARES.
Ciudadea de Menofca y Palms de MaIlorca
ISI.AS CANARfAS,
Palmas (GFan Canarias) IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
. .XNIEccc(!oce { c :

o ie cd de Puerto
Rico pueblo 0s m j
DEP0sITO DR. MORALES, CaTetefa 80 M"dno
xto de a et @ nSpso -
e~Wu}po eseV"os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01


Hernandez Acade
Dominica Frank ""ter
A airnne 10 Trinidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
EsPE EClFlcos DEL DOCTOR MORALES.

cura os
leila
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
Retrat>S, RetrAtaS, Retratos
3d. -TFTUAN-30.

En- 81 acreditado establecimiento de fotogra-
fla De hecen tfdn ciase de trabajoS precos mo-
dicos, MOLINA y co b. 20a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
Ct - Zna0 vi al a11vO - 81
'ssOIONT MOO IT,,
n W - - @gD.

I'm eorresponsal que tiane algunas hors
6esoeupadae, cfreca sus Eeryieios bien diarla
soente hien por dias ailerns tivos seg un eoIVen
"a 4 ios que puedan neceSltaIios.
Para Informes diTigirse "a Administration
Gel BoLETN. Il PaerEo-Rieo, Mario 10 dc 1881.
a. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
LOS principles eat6liees,

ante la Razon, por Don Francisco Javier g
Rodrigo, en- 10 Imprenta del BoLETIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
Consulado de Francia.
Para CuareSma J Semana Santa,

En- 10 inprenta del BoLErrN Sc venden ba-
atos los devocionanos sguientes propios pa
ra practicar la religion en- los dlas de cuares-
ma semana santa, especialmente.
Imitaci0n de Cfisto.
Ancoxa de Saivacion.
Vlgtas al Sanisimo Sacramento.
AnlOrA Celeste.
Ia esDeranza del OristianO.
VnTdades eternaS.
Oh:io Divino
Luz Divina.
EuculogiO >mano.
Damqnte Divine Semana Santa
Nuevo Eucologio Espahol.
La Fe de la Intancia.
PeQu. no Oficio Divino.
La Mujer Cato lea.
Ga del Cristiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01

Cigarrios grgPsos en- la cla7e de pa
pei one So quieran, de cinco pesos
en- adeante 40 cajetillas por. 49,. Ol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01
GRAN Bazaar De R0PA HECHA.
CRUZ II SastrarIa de Tomas IIernaqN osuz II,
pTEaSTO-RaCO
ssUEasTO-fsaCO

En- esabecmeto mondo nivel de los baz de Euro.
bueG urtdo de de elstcotn
negro evia cbaque fac t cmir lana trjs de
p6vcra dr hnco color generos construir la mei
da c bancas cuelo puo bones para pu-
peh de ca panueos corbaa somberos artcu
los para aleros, seodo Ell lena de la
Elnngaeis. gagls5ai ? baeataga,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01

Cura inta'iblemente en- muy
pocos dias sin mas medieamentos,
las blenorrcas bleBarragias y
todo tlujo hlaneo en- ambos sexos.
PTIDORAS T0NICO GEM
TALES: muy celeb ados para
], bill,lad de los 6rganos geniata-
+sles. impotsncia espelmst6rrea
{ esterili,iad. Su uso esta axen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-01

Lss vitolas no cxpresa las en- 81 =
, 1881-09-23

THE nlllltbcr of tlUctors who have sud-
denly discovered TINT tho Presidents llru
might have been sayu.l by ,noru Jli.ltcious
treatment Is yary lagge. but no surgeon Ut
..ninencu III tho profession l,as yet given Ills
latAo,lsyto the stnsement l!lat tho wnu',tl
MIS- mt mortal. II Is easy tn unke Il tlfagno.
lis and to wise after Il l,ast-lnurtenl exanIfna.
lion. 1t was not SO easy Immediately after
s!le shooting. II tllelN wcr1 nay mistakes
pf treatment tho Surge.,n.t;eneral Ut tllo
army, Surgeon Woodward, alul Dr. Royburn
ihared tho responsibility for tlsom Will, DR..
bliss. Drs. ARncw an4 Hamilton were
:alicu !n latcr, when the mischief, II my,
had bern dono, Thu New York Her
aids diagnosis, for which l}r. llaMlnonh
5 commonly credited, wns as faulty III my
other Tho Herald OF Wednesday,, In an
article written boforo tho result OF tho nutul-
81 was ktlown, takes great prIAe III the iact
lint It lad stated "as early rs July7" That
lheball was on tho hllrlone uutlcr tho psoas
nl.lscle, or about eighteen inches froln tAo
p!acu 1t was found.
, 1881-09-23

4 nEs1nESr Of Chicago nuw travelling
abroad picked up III tho sittlng-room Of II
Scotch llotcl the fragments uf curious
pamphlet. 1t is apparently IL document pre-.
pnred by tic kentucky Commissioner of lnl-
migration, allA Is chiefly dGyotct 10 settling
forth thu disadvantages Of thu Northwest.
Thus It Is sata OF kNllsAs: !" It Is n country
ton barren IN keep grasslloppers alive" "'rlse
otliciat report Of tito Commissioner Of Agri-
culture Of kansas for is14 states That II, $50
persons wrrg requiring fu0d." tN0tlling IL
said ot tlie years since 1s7l) Another part
of tho circular sets forth The terrible severity
of tho climate III Wisconsin and Ati,,-
npsnta; the dsnuralizns effects Of "tlle
bonanza farms'' MI the Nurlllern pn-
cittc, osc. Ii this circular could be
M'eM II. full 1t woutd doubtless proyc
Kentucky 10 bo yery Garden Of E,lel,
,,iid tlio Northwest sort Of tircat American
Desert. Fortunately tho Scotch nre cai,,ly
reopc. They tto not inatsu up their slras Of
thu United Suites from the reports Ut State
Commissioners Of Immigration. Tl.cy know
possibly where tliu churches and schools arc
III be found; where thu grain is grown; and
where tflcEr relatives md friends arr sett'cd.
They lnvo 10 personal objection to tile coll-
!! sumption IF whisky an1 tobacco in limited
quantities, but thoy liaye II. prcjsllce against
engaging In tho production If either 0f these
great staples. Hence Kentucky Is not tile
| place for item. One private lGttur from II
| friend WHO las gone btf0re II wnrth ton OF
| circulars from Commissioners OF litllnigra.
tim
, 1881-09-23

VIII" aneu's"' o"t sesae'a"y tae pcop'o
n"'k l","ss "p"n o"',!al"s "tean's. Az ~
.',oa''e'' ~ '!'S s'eeP. 1ne R'ent "e,'s' vi '"o
Na.4o' WI ''o. w. '''o u" SoH'e. wv 'nos
se'.s" a'lo n"Pe1n' t't"so "'u 1"a.. II .'so
1'sns 1e.,nnf ~ t''s,, pr"SefS' n"t u'o
G.s"'t '; 'o'.el s?"' "''a otcn''l u" 1n",e'
1''c'c "n'e' a'lo nu'o u LUZ e"p'to' ''
''S.ps sr,Fs y, "''.'''''ss 'assh. .i,n. Ill.,
,,,. a"o s..o"s ., w. st aecpG'' nuoa' a"o
ote.' "'u ''l'' ''s"'s 's.e w. @ u'.N "o. ~"
h"s't.'eaa " ~ VIC "eIne' IL. s""'"' ""te',
, 1881-09-23
PRESIDENT oARFrELp's SUCCESSOR.


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"-FN N-S'>'~''s "''s& "S ASHNt AAA9
, 1881-09-23

mi9cGlInncos1sly. Tho first King OF Israel
"was Saul, otherwise called ranl." Henry
II. "Ept drinking Intoxicating liquors till
lIo was commonly cal!pd drunk" hlngna
Clarla was "so that tl,u people should not
worship tho spt,t wllcru Moses dtcd"; 1t was
also nj, instrument which "ortlered That tic
King was to ba bcl,eatlesl-l,e fed to Italy.
hut was captured anl exccUtctl," With these
evidences Of English chtldrcn's Ignorance Of
tile l'lstnry of their own country. 1t may mt
h. 80 tnortiTying for Americans to rcitec. lint
tle InlbLic-srl,ool children nj tic unEtrtl
Suites are hot mucl, bcttcr of. They inay
know ,norc Of AtaRnn Charta, but probably
less Of Lilo Declaration Of Independence, tnan
tIle English children tlU.
, 1881-09-23


:, ~. 'nat to''''la's W ea'''. W ulo eseu1 l''ai
yes VI taao"'snst .sposo W ''e"t! unuos u!o
uo'ne u lal' ealao', on .so sl''1 M!e.e' slS
ao','ns "et'. He s1''u" e'e1s' .no eHtpo"sH'e''t
u phssleaa 'olen alu 'a1o''eet''a' ''goF' lneso
m'Gces'o ''',1s..."ta WALL, :" u's !'hess 1'epol'e'
"'' honot' WV. W. ""ln1 so,ltt"st u"se
sce"es l'teseni' oh 'he o,ao na1''t 1no oto"eFn'g'
"'"ost stg'sah'1c 'oF'a u tne e"'ot '!e"'e' VIII!
u"'e'I nea"' '!"'''' ta'se" to"""1 '1c''se''' ul'
'1l's els'hs 'o'estote e''or'e1'1oos WoFs's"i t''e
"'... " "'''eo' ~ 'emcf"p1S h'"@'lei, a"d'N'R
wv" 1.,' 'n"es. ~, p''aoi 'to lo'"G WIZ 1ten'n'
lons WIN tae ss'"lntny " ''.e1'mo Ut tel-
''eE nec"t"' ,'o ".ah'tas'es VI o1'se' con
se'ona NV "t!s - ''so a"s''st 11.1ute "1 1ae
eote''ony' olt u p'e h'el' Wntt'uiess u ''s
op'ee'' '.4e 'ast "'"''"uue' tu'' W 1"s' eaeer'
"'A' "pp'au.'ll's' wv. u. ,"'s ptess,ca '''e
ne" 4.ss'"'hts e'ac''h! 'ee"TnaloE' VI
111o "'oehcs m"' ."o "1'e "s .ae 'sau
sptaHs u ~ "s no'o's WI" tl'o
KISS OF h''".' aef"'c'l "aees'ol. vi
1he otaeF na!l''' t''o sohlose l1arplhss o!
,Wo, u'e "al!'1'E 'ones o1 ua8 hlsse h''a
1nhell' march, u'e Hl'I'"et' tFeaa OIL so'Iaets
with Trailing wcaphl!s, s!le hpccEFa Daltttl
holding a!t III awc' ti!o poor e'l'ac'ate's body
, 1881-09-23


tnect'nl't1' 'o"s u ses'etaay "'s 1e1laarN,
au'e sof 'ts M"ouial ~. anu WHITLEY l!a soeal
e"t"ll''S VI t"E 4".hoSI ."'o!'e" uau sua'
as' ~. fe"ppe"'a''ee v. y. NJ M"''s' "t iat's'
ILL, "''o nus peeH missing loF tWo mon t's'
aM' l''1a II ''"Ffn"'Hg t'l'o u te'' o' MS ast~
'cn'"'cs' a''o u4o c"s'ons eon'e"s'o,' o1 t'o
"l"..''''rae9cf 'o'e''' my 'eiee.aph'e a's.
!k'leaes R"'e SOUS "eeou'1 u Ll'o tr'al III
~. cream at ,e'''aele lor u snlRalar maf-
tier' crazy attcl'lpl 10 "l'fae9 'le'.f A'loRa'
allhl'' tao mhraef Of young WHO !'ahl Her
,'l"tller ny IN ''ltus'atca hhsoanh 1leAr
ochl'sIeF, "eo.' anu tle s'looti'e VI tile Alay-
Or fol hoko'ho, WHO WIS cai'g'' Ill ll'e aet OF
stenIahe' by a otoflils posse.
!tIo 1lAs'attse oA Mt ""l's WIZ he TAKEN
WIN 1lpefai allo"ahco OF SILL. lio IS an
eaNor W l'ht's' l'l' antl nas tr1'i'ed 'ats lnN-
nFlant lIhast1'at'oh lit 1slo oSefclso u rnra!
journalism. ile calho to chfct!go July 20,
anu tAe'1 la'l ~ MS possession s1'1N, which
'e lttol11ctt t" uso III tho purchase OF presses
afla prlhts'lt' material. July ~ Ito 'nyslerl-
onSlf "!sappearett' alll WIS 'lot hg'1ld Heard
from unt1l Wednesday, Sept. II, when l.o
walked Into Chicago hoael mil askesl for o
room. ll1s story IL tilat no was Oserc0'ne by
heat at tho drlving-park when Tie rates
werg RninE OIL; Tint llo wns caretl Tor BY two
stratlgsrs, wlln probably robbed hin: thnt In
scntlte, u!o circumstances OF which
|o 'loes not remember, lIo WIS SEVERE
" stabbcl; that fur weeks lo was III
betl nlNl recetvau surgical nttentlon
nl'd careful nursing III u strango house, at
the minds Of strangers; tlat he did nut re.
member who lIn waa, ar what l!atl happened
, 1881-09-23

from tho druggists OIL fatse allegation Ut
'nnlprnctice anu criminal cnrelcsiless. Wo
venture to sny TINT parallel To this cnso
cn'inot be fGltlltl tn tho history Of crime. 1t
" tlfnlcMft t0 say whether tile atruefty or tho
Ingenuity Of tic deed was Tic niotu remark
able.
Another dispatch reported tho killing Of
tt,n Alnynr Of kokonlo. lie was rcpulable
citizon Altd had tho confidence Of tho con,-
,nl,,tty. Ills property was sud to nmount to
SOME S!o,t00. Yct lo was. according to tho
report, cauxltt III tlle net Ut sten1!ug tlour
Sllcrlif's posse willie trying tn escape. X re-
Vlser was found iirlnly c1enclo.l I'll cucll
linrd Of tito lcnd tna,,.
Suiliu uf Those crimes arc extraordinary on
account nj tho circumstances which attntltHl
them; but tic mere fact Of killing isdisKracu-
fully collln0ll. 'r1tE TRIBUNE 1las often
been called on tu uticu in ono day us lllslliy
murders alltl trials for murder lis in ycstcr-
slay's issuc. There ure now somu twenty
inllrtlcrurs confined In tho jail of this county.
Whether tho falllt Ii entirely dun to tho laws
provided fur tho punishment of lnttrtlor or
10 tho ioosc administration Of Justice, 1t would
bc titlictlt to say. There Il a strong scntt-
me.It III this community that no IMUre m1lr-
.tercrs should be sayell from Tho gallows oll
1neru tccllnicalEtics n1d legal putbblcs. Tile
Criminal C0dc Of New York, which proyABs
liiat verdict shall mt 10 SGT as1tla ur now
trfat grantgd except for material error, Is
tn this respect worthy OF Imitation a1,d
adoption.
ono fenturo of most of ths murders LATELY
$r
, 1881-09-23
1.-THE ERA OF GOOD EEELINa.n

III 1S!0 tho AmRrlcnll people, In tho reulcc-
tlun of President james Monroe, gnyo OK
prasston TO thu popular feeling Ut unity,
pcace, atlu harmony which Ind grown up
under tho previous Administration OF tho
satno President, mid The eight yenrs covered
by the two terms of Mr. Monroe hugo passed
into history rs the "era Of good feeltug."
At tile end Of that eight years thera was but
ono party In the country,
Tho election Of President Garfield sixty
years later was tue nearest approach, to II
second National "era OF good feeling" 1t
Is truo TINT, us In tho case Of Atr. Alonroe's
first eleetl0ll, there was bitter contest; hut,
rs was ntsu tic cnse III lBlU, tho naw Prcst-
tlent Immediately captured the hearts Of Ills
countrymcn, md, by Its ability a,id Ills sIntcg-
rEty nnu fearless Independence 80 won tic
c0niltcnce aih! respect Ut tho country TINT
his election was accepted rs National bless
ing.
Gcn. Garfield, though elected IN 1850 after
political ca1lyNss hardly ctltlulcd for its bit
tcrncss and for Its exo1telnents md personal
ylllifcuti0n, ut olica Won thu confidence uni
admiration ut his colntryn.en. Lung heforu
tho ta,l0 for takng the Executive cl,ulr
thu purity strifo oc tho year before WINS 10 far
silencctl TINT the whole country greeted tho
new President with 4 Welc0nne rs cor{lin! ns
tint g!ye,. to Monroe In 1Sl7, Tho now Ad-
minfssraston WIS heartily arccpteti by men ut
MI PARTIES, alld throughout tho land tI,oro
was mot yolco lluarsl agalAst extending to 1t
q general anl liberal support. During tho
four mouths which followed tho lnaugura.
ton tic country had learned still moro to
AP.tf
, 1881-09-23

As TIM: lius passed. OIL sluce the nssnstna-
t!on OF The President, the conviction llns
grown stronger and stronger that no punish
1ncnt TINT can be Inflicted upon the miserable
wretch GslttenN GILL make nny compensation
for the life liz so nccdlesly, maIiciously,
cowarttly, and cruelty tpuli. It Is rs II q
l,Ia1lgy CIR Ind bitte1, II person, impaired its
virus to lin, mud killed lin. Wlntuyer
might bo done to tho animal could mako no
compensation for tho life Ut tho person tic-
atroycl by It. SO 1t IL with Gutteall. lIa
will bo llnnged; lle inlRht 10 drawn atll
quarterel, Or bu Tortured by the most slow
aiMl terrlblo processes; he might bu torn TO
pieces by n mob, and. nfter 1t was NIL over,
wllat compensation would anything dol!e to
this worthless. ab1ect reptt[U mako fur the
loss OF Ills victImp The death of tun thull-
sand such yagabontls might satisfy feeling
of vengeance, but 1t would not make one
pang OF sorrow less noigNnnt, It would not
mitigate III tho lenst degree the oyerwlcln-
Ing weight of grief which benrs down not
only upnn his own countrynen, but upon The
world, and, MS oNe OF tho foreign pRpers cx-
pressed It, llas ."plnnged a globe lnto no,lrl-
ing." I1 suell d degree has this feeling
gniuef q hoLll l,pun The ca,nm'lnIy that any
lnili Ut punishment outside Of tho law aecl,ls
rcpue,ant to lie nlournful nature OF tho oc-
casiun. All that cas, 1a done. NIL tint ought
to be done, IL to yin.licate tho majesty of the
law, to Try this wrctc! by tue proper forms
Of law md legal procedure, alpt to pNnlsl. liIM
rs any other murderer Is punished. The
wrctol, Is loo Insignificant to talk about ven-
gcance. 'ihe deaths 0f thousand Gultea,ls
, 1881-09-23
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

!" My regards to tho Grand Jury."7Jaet
Sttauts.
Commissioner Waller says he will repy
Briefly 10 dep. LEob. A loug Democrat Ia soon
currIcl.
II notice tint four American trotttnE
horses havo loft Nov York for thls country We
shaIl need United Uornauy more than ever
now.'-EmMrDr 1f'i|fum.
Tho fare from between Detroit and New
York is now only g. nnd It is believed that It
tho prcsont rates continue for u week Or 30 tho
Detroit Dnso- Ball Club Will ho ablo to get home
ngatu.
Mrs. Ltvermora llns been admitted as
delegate to tho Massachusetts hopubllcan state
Convention, ati1 wo shall now learn lust how
lluay words nor minute can be takcn down ID
Bhorthan1.'t. ''''' ''.,'
'Virtuo IL tho safest helmet, the most Sc.
curo tlofensr." says 4 Cleveland papor, una ths
frlonds Of tho Glit0r arg wondering what
naughty thing ho tns lun9 that reminds him Of
the fact 50 forclby.
Tho friends Of Mayor Cole, Of kokomo,
lnt',. who vas shot and killed whs!c rohbing
Mill ut thAt place, claim thut ho was "tlo Victim
Ut conspiracy" Similar clattns have been
knado on behalf uf gentlemen who, while al.
dressing att audience from an elevated PLATFORM
hHyo suddenly become cutnnRlel In rope and
8ayerGly Chokel.
4 convention of ticket lgonts III 1T. I.Uuf;
Tupstlny peronlptpri1y declined to Itston to ar.
guMents from the Commercial Travellers Assos
caation GU tho subject Of 4 reduction of rutcs to
members or that organization. saying that sao
arguments tni1ht 10 submitted III writing. The
ticket nHents evidently bcllore with Solomon
that anything Ia preferable to haying II drummer
begin tnlklnK tU sou,
, 1881-09-23

TuE rf1rcAGp TRIBUNE has established branch
ofccn for in receipt Vt subscriptions and advest!su.
luent. rs fnuws: ...
NEW fURk-1tuom - Tribune building. F.T. Nc
EAp7ES. Manager.
uLAsnUW Ecot,Aud-Alnn'a American News
Agency. II lteuael1-sL ,
LUSDUN. Ens.-Amosican Exchange, ~ Strand.
Henry F.u1Lt.1G, Agant.
NAsAlNtiTUS. II. E.-l1Ig ptront
, 1881-09-23

Dir. A0NEW upon his return l,ou,e to PHI.
ntlelphsa Rftcr tho autopsy said that tho Ircs.
dont's cnso wna one In Which from the tir,t
there ~aa very li.tio hope. and TINT thu autopsy
mind Mt rest upon thut poInt. Tho pcnctrattoo
VI tho sptnc by tho hall and tho scatternr NJ
small allrcra Of bonc, woltldIng tho surround.
lug tissues, would sufficiently account, hc r.,
marked, for subsequent sopto conditions, mn,
With injury 10 the ycrtebrA, WIS tho iuoyttahle
causo Of that traiu Ut sequences which rcsute5
IN tho bursting OF tho mosbutcrIo artery aud ,hs
ensuing fAtAl hgluorrhuKo,
, 1881-09-23

THERE were present III Washington yes.
terxlay the t.en.l President, tho lew 1'rcst-
dent, autl tic two only living oN-rresltlsnts.
ills mpurnful coincidence tl.at thu two ex-
Presidents werc also present. ut the innugu-
ration Of Him who l!aw lirs lca,l, hut whit n
Borrowful contrast bctwcel, tile claraGter Of
the two occaslons that summoned them to
tho National Capital