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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
Circulo Mercantil de Puerto Rico.
CONvoGAToRIA.

/ En- cumplimiento de 10 que
ordenan los artfculos 16, % y 26
del Reglamento, Sc convoca a to-
dos los secios 4 Junta general or.
dinaria, que tendra lngar en- ell
Salon del Casino Espanol Ell 8
del prdximo Agosto, a la una de
Ia tarde, para la eleccidn de la
nueva Directiva; siendo de ad.
vertir que los socios ausentes y
los que no puedan asistir perso.
nalmente, podran autorizar por
carta especial a persona que .os
rerresente, y que la Junta no po-
dra tener lugar 81 no esta presente
la tercera parte, por 10 menos, del
ndmero total de socios.
Puerto Rico, Julio ~ de 1884.
Ell Presidente, Francisco BAs-
TON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03

tan solo conduce a la mayor de
las tiranias, al despotismo mas
cruel.
Nosotros, periodistas que bus.
camos sin cesar ell descubrimien
to de la verdad social, lamenta
mos profundamente la forma que
tienen algunos compaheros de
llenar su sagrada mission.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
E IT NJ e r. A L e s

Segdn oportunamente annn-
| ciamos, tuvieron iugar aver
] 10, funarales en- la Santa IgIe>ia
Cathedral porel alma del Excno.
1 ST.. Marques de la Vega In
I clan, Gobernador General que
fue de esta Provincial.
Fue tambidn aver uu dia iris
] te. Durante toda Ia manana el
son de i"s campanaS Y los es-
tam ,idos de los canones no cesa
ron de anunciar y de lamentar
con sus imponentes voceS Ia
muerte de aquel ilustre varon
que tan dignamente representd
aqui al Rey y a la Patria Y con
tanto afan procure la prosperi-
dad de esta Antilla.
A las ocho Y media sa!ieron
del palacio de la Real Fortaleza
ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gre
neral INFERNO todas las corpo
racloneS civiles Y miitares
' Cuerpo Consular que forma-
ban su sequito e iban tambi6n
al temple a rogar por aquel que
bien pocos dias hace empunaba
las rlendas del gobierno de esta
Provincial con mano hrme y vi
gorosa.
Llegados todos a la Santa
[glesia Cathedral, principiaron
los ofcios flinebres que la Reli-
gi6n Catolica consagra mater
nal J amorosa d los que niue,
ren en- su seno.
EneI centro de la nave princi
pal Sc alzabAun modesto tumulo
que representaba ell f6retro del
inolvidable difunto. Dicho sea
de paso, notamos en- ell TEN -
plo falta de colgaduras y o.
Itros adornos Y detalles deco
ratiyos. Sobrc cl sarc6fago,
.rodeado lie lucernas Y de CT
rios, Sc ostentaban ell casco,
algunas condecoraciones, ell bas-
ton de mando Y ell sable de-
veterano general Vega Incian.
Trofeos de fusiles, banderas,
morteros y proyectiles, coloca-
dos ante 81 cataf4!co, daban a
este IN aspecto serio y marca-
damente militar. Dabau guar
dia de honor al tdmulo artille-
ros con ell fusil puesto d la fune
rala. Los oticios fueron so.em-
nes Y con asistencia del Cabil
do Catedral. CeIebr6 ell santo
sacrifice de la Misa, acompa-
nado de dos prebendados, eI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
MIS- TRO\CO \ AENOS RAM Is.

Como esperabamos, Sc extrana
Eli Clam0r del PaiS, con este
:omentario, de 10 que la dlcho III
BuscapiS sobre la Liga:
Maestro buen compahero FL Bus
capls, ocupdndose de Ia idea apuntala
por nosotros sobre Ia convenien,ia, me-
ior dicho, la urgencia de establecer una
LIGA ECoN6MTcA qne haga frcnte 4 las
feSastrosas eventulil iades de la crisis
Iue atravIesa nlestra agriculture, qae
amenaza al comercio y que ha de hacer
pe~ar su inhnencia sobre todos los il
tereses de la provincial, ha apunta 10
10 especie IL que ese p7oyecto no HI de
encoHtrar aroqida en- cierto4 circulos,
oor Ia procedsani1 H5scaL de 1nien 10
ha formnlado.
Esto 81 que es adejantar eI dis
curse, declmos nosotros, y I'll Bus
capie, por 10 visto, tiene el tamo,o
don de la presciencia.
va 81, en- su inmensa sabiduria.
prev6 que ell proyecto de Ia Liga
IN de fraca Sar...." p0rque 10 hl
idea 10 un liberal.
iClaro! Como que los que Sc
l|aman Hberates son parias 8 POGO
menos en- e,ta provincial espanoIa
basta que I'm liberal inicie un
buen prop63ito, sen de la indo,e
que sea, para que en- 81 proceden-
cia encuentre el poor encmigo.
iCuanto Sc habla sin ton nj son,
plecisam2nte entire los que mas
bla> >ontn de ilu>tra los, de circunS-
pectos, de serioS, de razonab!e4!
Aqui 10 que hay es que con
tanto habIar Y mas hablar de la
enuaciada Liga, idea que, sea en-
tre parentesis dicho, h ,mo5 aplau-
dido nosotros, todavia no Sc ha
dicho en- puridad 10 que tendeia
que ser la tai Liga en- Ia practica,
nj 10 que haria reaImente, nj DEF
ria de haccr, nj mucho menos 10
me hAbrIa que elecntar para He,
varla un teiiz termino de fund.-.
ci6n.
Generaidades, muchas genera
lidades de rubrica que todos co
nocemos, y nala mas, La idea,
en- la mente, magnifca, seduc-
tora! Pero lquien nos ilumi
Ma para la practica? Hasta la
fecha nadie, que sepamos.
Hemos nosotrOs emltido una
idea sencilla, factible, faciiisima,
la tnica quizaS de possible realiz,
ci6n; 4 saber, refundir esa crisa
Ida de Liga Econ6mica en- el
Circulo Mercantil que para otra
cosa no Sc ha fundado mas que
para proteger, fomentar y defen
der los intereses mercantiles y
ecouomicos lie la provincia :.
' eremOS ii--vtbtfuuo
idea las simpatlas a que la supone-
mos acreedora.
Desengane5e Ell Buscapie, des-
enganese quien desenganarse de-
ba.
Aqui nAdie Sc cuida de la pro-
cedencia de un pensamlento, 81 es
it'll, de un acto, 81 es digno y fe-
cundo. La procedencia es 10 de
menos.
Lo que hay es que precisan mas
hechos, ma, razones prdcticas, mas
realidad, por hn, en- todo. \ So
bran, por ende, muchas Y muchas
veces, las teorias sutiles, las ideas
sin reaIizaci6n probable, ell irse,
en- conclusion, por Las ramas, de-
jando ell tronco.
He ahi el quid de la cosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
Sr. Dean, DR.. I'D. Jaime Agus

Sr. Dean, DR.. I'D. Jaime Agus
|ti.
La concurrence tue muy nu
merosa. Ademas de las corpora
clones ciyiles Y militares v Sres.
C6nsules que va mencionamos,
asisti6 al acto religioso una in
mensa muchedumbre que LENA
ba las naves laterales. Ell e.jerci-
to y los Voluntarios rindieron 4
Ia memoria del ST.. Marques de la
Vega fnclan los honores debi
dos a SUI alto range. Por toda
la cludad, Justo es conslgnar-
10, reinaba como una tri tie
atm6sfera de dolor. Y es que
aun parece mentlra que en- tan
pocos dias hava tronchado la
Parca una vida ta1 fIerte Y
pre- -iosa como Ia del excelente
Gobernante que va descansa
para siompre de las fatigas del
mundo tertenal en- .os misterio-
sos recintos de Ia eternidad.
Puerto-Rico entero deplora
! Ia muelte del Exemo. Sr. Mar
que' de Ia Vega Iuclan.
ESos triuntos postumos los
alcanzan siempre las exi,ten-
cias que Sc consagran al bien
] y a la virtud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
GAcETA De HOY.

Reproduction del suplemento
publicado con motive de la muer-
to del Excmo. Sr. MARQUES de la
Vega Inclan y que va conocen
nuestros .ectores.
Despues de este no contiene Ell
oers6dico official disposition algu-
IA de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03

Cruces, que acaba de ser Go
bernador General de esta lsla
Y ell mas elevado representan
te de Espa1a en- estos doml-
MOS, el cuerpo, repetimos, de
ese procer ilustre no cabe en-
tan estrecho V misero reclnto,
no es acreedor a tan peque1a
/ e insignifcante morada.
E,e cuerpo lie pertenece a la
Naci6n en- cuyo setyicio ha
muerto; y la Naci6n sabe hon
rar de otra manera mas elo-
cuente a sus preclaros, distln-
guidos y e>forzados hyos.
Comprendemos desde luego
que otra cosa no ha podido ha
cerse en- estos angustiosos mo
mentos; que IS 10 unico que ha
podido hacecse sobre el dep6-
sito de aquel ilustre cuerpo.
Pero, tambien creemos que em-
pieza va Ia hora de una supe-
rior determination.
Entendemos nosOtros, Y asi
nos permitimos indicario res
pctuosamente al muy digno
successor accidental de aquel,
Excmo. Sr. ID. Carlos SuanZes,
para el case probable en- que no
pueda ser trasladado ell cada
yer 4 la Madre Patria durAnte
algun tempo; entead,m0s que
el Estado deberia costear a SUI
'expensas un panteon digno de
guardian las cenlzas de I'M Re
presentante tan e!evado y que
reune tantos meritos, tanto~
titulos y condecoraciones.
No sabemos 81 nuestro afec-
to y nuestro respeto al llu>tre
Gobernador que va no exlste
y al alto principle de autoridad
que el representaba seran la
tinica base de la idea que ACADIA
mos de apuntar; pero tamb' en-
|creemos que nuestra conclen-
cia de espanoles 10 demanda,
y que asi 10 exige ell mismo
decoro nacional.
Ell case merece ser consulta
do, sin perjuicio de que algo.
Sc haga provisionalmente.
Hemos icido con yerdadera
>ati> faccidn, a Ia par que con
profundi,ima pena, ell articulo
necrol6gico que EI Ciamor deli
PAS dedica al deplorable suce
so de estos dias.
La bien certada pluma que
Sc ha empIeado en- describir
tan delicados ra gos merece el
parabien por la elevation de su>
pensamientos y la rectitud de
gran parte de sus juicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
INFORME EMlTlDO
DE Ia JUNTA LOCAL De SANDAL.
(CoNTTNuAoIoN.l

Eu cuanto la segunda de las can
sas generates de msalubridad que nos
proponemos denunciar, 8 sea de las
impurezas de- aqua que Sc consumer
en- Ia poblaci6n, como quiera que estas
proceden exclusivamente de las pluvia-
les recogidas por las azoteas y deposita-
das en- las cisternas 3 aJibes, entra por
mucho en- las malas condolences De
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MEacANTL.
AGuntas, Julio % de 1884.

M estima 10 amigo: le estimare Sc
sirva dar cabida en- ell peri6dico que tan
digoa y aeerta,iamente dirise q estas
cortas ineas.
FL qne sliscribe, peninsnlar, en- con-
cepto lie ciudatlsno esparol, protesta
indigoado contra las NAL vertidas fra
ses pr ~ Defer de San German, in-
iuriando d los que con aquel lena arri-
bamos q estas playas querijas. Sc
adhere eu un todo las protestas pu-
b'icIdas Gu sa peri6dico, con tai mott
vo, Y rechazt cnal debe aquellos califi-
cativos 1ne tauto hieren la dignidad de
maestro estaa0 social.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
Sc N SIBLE.

FL telegrama via Santhomas,
fechado en- Nueva- York el %, So
bre uno 8 dos casos que afectan
al estado sanitario de Madrid, no
nos merece entero credito, toda
vez que, siendo atrasado, no ha
tenido confirmation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03

vol Sc haya librado afortunada-
mente del gravisimo riesgo que
corrid, y felicitamos igualmente a
la respectable casa comercial de
que tenemos entendido es socio ell
expresado senior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
SUELTOS.

En- un peri6dico de esta Capt.
tai yemos reproducidos algunos
improperios de los que ciertos pc.
ri6di, ,os franceses han consagrado
| 4 Espafla con motive de las JUS
tas precauc1ones tomadas por
nuestro Gobierno contra ell cole
ra.
Y Sc lee a continuation de los
insultos:
"Asi nos trata el vecino del norte".
lY qr62
IA qiien asombra esto, por mi
que lie sub beve?
Desdc que Alexandra Damas
escribi6 10 que escribio sobre E !
pans y Dumas no representaba
entonces la opinion d. la noble
Fraucia, como no la representan
tampoco dos 8 tres periodicos 70
cingleros-desde aquel momento
no nos han asombrado nj nos
preocupan ciertas invectivas que
por 10 despreciab!es no debian
ser meneadaa.
Lo grande no es que las tormu
lie quien las formula.
Lo grande es que las copie Y
las com ante quien no debiera CO.
plarIas nj conentarlas.
\ aIemas, bueno estaria que lie
lijeran 4 un1 en- III edio de la calIe
y 4 gcitoS:
Mira: M han dicho que eres M
ludf6l '.
Y Sc ahadiera sotto Uoce:
"Pero 80 no 10 creo.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03

Ell Ciamor del Pals, hablando
tambien 10 que lie parece sobrc
e( alborot, del domingo, dice que
la orden da.la por un Cabo del
Cuerpo dc Seguridad u sus su
balternos, referente a repartir pla-
nazo limpio 4 una comparsa de
ma 'caras Y al pub!ico, ocasion6,
" naturalnente, el cscandalo de
que Sc lamenta el Decano, cuyo
especial amor al principle de au-
toridad suele lievArle a We .cs al
ex-remo dc atribuir al pueblo pa
rltico tumuitos promcvldos por
perturbadores agentes del orden.
Lea ei coIega me.jor 10 que nos
otros escribimos, y no tergiverse
nj varie nue'tras palabras, porque
este no acusa muy buena fe, que
digamos.
Que Ell Clamor del Pals califi-
que como calitica nuestro amor
al principle de autor;daI-mas
srande que ell del colega, segura-
mente POGO nos intranquiliza, po-
CO nos da que pensar.
NADIA indigno hemos nosotro,
atribuido al pueblo pacifco, nj
mucho menos tumultos de ningu-
ma clase.
Lo unico que acerca del suceso
diJimos ell martes { y 10 recordamos
porque a este Sc refiere el colega)
fue que hubo en- la noche del do
mingo planazos, corridas, pedra-
das y sofocones.
\ afiadiamoS:
" Bueno es que la gente Sc d.
vierta: 10 malo es que las diver-
stones den lugar a espectaculos
como ell de anteanoche.
Conque, sirvase EL Clamor del
Pals no levantarnos con tanta
ffecuencia fa.sos testimonies.
E>to podra ser muy liberal. -.
de cierto modo.
Pero es POGO cristiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-08-03
IN MBMORIAM.

Tarde Sc borraran de entire
nosotros la memoria del sefior
Marques de la Vega Inclan y
ell recuerdo de su doloroSa
muerte. 81 su alma genero-
"a ha vola 10 al Cielo, queda-
nos su cuerpo en- la mansion
dc los muerto', y, al pene
trar en- esta habremos dc re-
eordar siempre el drama luc
tuoso que nos arrebat5 aque
Tia exi,tencia. Sus restos NOR
,al IS deocan,an ya, hecho5 pol
80, en- la inmeusa galeriA que
yace 4 Ia parte Sur DC nuestro
Cementerio.
FL nicho marcado con el nd-
nero 33 guarIa e cuerpo ioa-
aimado Gel ser que ha POGO re-
gia los destinos de esta Proyin-
cia.
Paz d sus Iesto,
Pero no. Ell cuerao del
81. Marques de la Vega In
CLAN, de ese hombre benemeri
10 por sas largos seryieios d la
Patria y al Rey, de csc varon de
] .u tre prosapia Teniente Gene
cai de los l5ercitos NacionaIes,
Scondeeorado con cinco Grandes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
A Political Candidate Charged y
Forgery. ReN1Ums.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
The Franchise Bill-Kgyptian Affair

bauCnbSe bSuu-nRyRt100 AHno1H0s
Etc.
LONDON, october 23.-Parianent reassembled to
day. The following is the queens speech opening
the session:
My Lords ana Gentlemen:
have brought YOU together 20 enable you 60
further consider the great subject OF the represen
tation OF the people. / continue 70 maintain rela-
tons OF amity with all foreign powers The In
formation from the Soudan includes painful uncer-
tanties. but the energy courage and resource con-
splcuously displayed 10y Gen Gordon In the sue
cessful defense OF khartoum deserve my warm
recognition. The advance OF my troops 20 Dongola
has for IT'S object the rescue and security OF that
gallant officer and or those who have faithfully
co-operated with him. l am using my best en-
deavors ia Egypt 10 promote further Improvement
OF affairs Ia that country. i have given my sup
port 10 the Egyptian government In the difficult
financial position In which it was LETT through the
failure Of the recent conference. I regret the oc-
currenceS In the Transvaal and am considering
with the Cape government means TO secure the OBJ
Servance OF the convention.
Gentlemen OF the house or commons, the opera
tions in the Soudan render IL necessary TO ask Of
you further pecunary provision.
My lords and gentlemen, a bill for the extension
OF the parliamentary franchise Will be at once
troduced May the blessing of God attend your
laborS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
The Rain and the Cool Wave.

"The rain and the cold wave both arrived on
time," said signal service officer TO a STAR re-
porter this morning. "The rain Is over, but we
have not seen the last Of the cold wave yet,n he
continued. ut viii continue to grow colder, and
by tomorrow morning the temperature will be
pretty near the freezing point"
SHOW extensive was yesterdays rain?" asked
the reporter.
SIT extended through the middle Atlantic states,
Ohio valley and down through the gulf states; In
fact, nearly every point east OF the Missouri river
got SOme or Ii. 1t was not very heavy rain, how
ever. Here the fan was about seventy hundredths
OF an inch, and down In the gulf states il was
very light; still, 1t Sufced to break the drought
which has prevailed SO long, although too late,
perhaps To do much good. There were snow and
frost In the lake regions last evening and quite
severe frost In Tennessee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

Gov. CLEvELANDs AsSAILANT RRLRAsRD.-Three
Albany physicians, who examined Boone, Gov
ClevelandS assailant to his sanity, declare e Is
sane, but labOring under severe nervous excite
ment, and liable TO do violent acts Boone was ar
raigned before Justice Gutmann at the police court
In Albany yesterday afternoon. and ne said he had
had scarcely slept for several nights He admitted
his conduct had been hasty, and said he was sorry
for what he had done. He also Insisted that he
never intended doing the governor any harm.
Justice Gutmann said he had received letter
from Gov. Cleveland stating that he had no desire
to prosecute the prisoner and recommending
leniency. Boone was then discharged. He, with
his wife and fathertnlaw, LETT Albany last evening
for their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

Demonstration In Honor Of Gen. Logan
PEORIA, III, october 23-rhere was a public
demonstration here last evening IN honor OF Gen
logan, public anu private buildings being profusely
decorated. over $3.50 torch bearers marched
through the streets, ana $500 people witnessed the
procession. There were addresses at the wgwam
An Arkansas Nomination.
iITT1R Rock. ARK., October s3-The Democratic
state convention last night Nominated Il X Cock
rell Jr, OF Little Rock, Tor chief justice OF the su-
pTeIne court
Substitute Candidates.
CHEYENNE. Wy, October 23.-Both regularly
nominated candidates for delegates In Congress
for this territory have declined, and Judge Carey
OF this city,, has been selected the republican
the democratic nominee.
Nominated for Congress.
PENN yam. y. u. October 2a-The democratic
convention or the twenty ninth congressional dis
trict, held here yesterday, nominated David A.
P1erpont, OF Richmond, ontario county, by accia-
nation.
Reported Attack ON n Democratic Meet.
ing i'm North Carolina by Negroes.
WILMINGTON, y C., October 23-Iato lasr might
while Gen. Alfred NJ. Scales, The democratic cand-
date for governor, was addressing large Apg,
Including many ladies, in front OF the city h.rl,
procession OF negroes, who had been attending "a
republican meeting In another part OF the clty
passeu Ni'lh leW letl Oh the democratic meeting
ana acted In a most disorderiy manner. shouting
and yelling and making other noisy demonstra-
uons That compelled the meeting 20 suspend It's
proceedings Stones We're thrown at the speakers
stand, one OF them narrowly missing Gen. Scales,
ana one striking ln the breast Col John n. Staples
the candidate for eiector-at-larye The democrats
quietly submitted to the outrage, but IL has created
intense Indignation. and there is much excitement
on the street to-day. The meeting appointed a
committee 10 wait upon prominent white republi-
can leaders and inform them that they would lie
held responsible for any repetition OF the outrage
Political Candidate Charged with
Forgery. Resigns.
PHILADELPHIA, october 23.-At a late hour last
night William " Hlrst, democratic candidate for
city controller, withdrew from the ticket In a let
Ter 10 the democratic executive committee. Mr.
Hirst Is at present the controller and was nomi-
hated TO succeed himself His private financial
transactions with friend a year ago afforded room
Tor charges OF forgery against him. which have
been widely published in the present campaign.
Mr.. Hrst says IN his letter OF declinatlon that
though he has denied The charges under oath. and
exposed the motives which Influenced their au-
thors he feels nat his usefulness a candidate
has been seriously impaired, and saelng that tho
success OF the democratic Ticket local and national
Is imperiled, he resigns the candidacy with which
his party honored him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
Gov. Cleveland 60 Mrs. Beecher.
HE WRITES TO HER IN DEFENSE OF HIS LIFE Il


HE WRITES TO HER IN DEFENSE OF HIS LIFE IN
ALBANY.
Rev. Henry Ward BeeCher. at q political meeting
in Brooklyn last night, read the following letter
from Gov. Cleveland In response to letter from
Mrs Beecher to that gentleman:
MY Dear Mrs. Beecler: Your letter. as you may
well suppose, has affected me deeply. What shall
say to one who writes so like my mother / say
$50 like my mother" but don't altogether mean
that, for she died in the belief that her son was
true and noble as she knew he was duriful and
kind. l am shocked and dumbfounded by the clip
ping that you send me, because It purports give
what q man actually knows and not mere report as
about my life In Albany. l have never seen any
living woman whom ! have any reason to suspect
was In any way bad do not know where any
such woman lives In Albany have not been In
any house except the executive mansion, the exec
utive chamber, the First orange club house twice
at receptions given, and on. think, two other
occasions and the residence OF perhaps fifteen or
twenty OF the best citizens TO dine. or course I've
been 10 church.
There never was man who has worked harder
or more hours In the day. Almost all my time has
think there have been two nights in the twenty
one months have lived In Albany, unless was
out OF town, that have LEFT my work earlier than
midnight to md my bed at the mansion. am at
loss 70 know how II Is that such terribly wicked
and utterly baseleSS lies can be invented The con-
tempible creatures who coin and pass these things
appear TO think that the affair which have not
As % to %y ons%sT s susa the
manifestation OF confidence and attachment which
was there rendered me must be proof that have
not led disgraceful life In that city; and as TO my
that It has been other than laborious and correct
are utterly and in every shadow untrue"
The governor then refets 70 his esteem Tor MI.
while In Brooklyn at the late demonstration, then
In prospective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23
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HE-SO Bishop Marvin wrote from China HE-NO
HE-NO "You get respectable China HE-No
HEsSO TO drink Tea after it has been HE-No
HE-NO prepared for the American market Ht+No
HE-NO United States-Ihe Departmental of Hk-NO
HE-NO Agriculture at Washington, in a spe- HE-No
HE-NO cial tea report says. The ChinameI HEM
HF-NO never drink the dyed teas themselves; HE-NO
HENO they ara made for the foreign mar HE-NO
HE-NO ket" HE-NO
HF-NO sppIeton,s Cyclopedia Vol Is page HE-NO
HE-NO COO says: Teas subject to yari- HE-NO
HE-SO Gus authorizations, including the col HE-NO
HE-NO orine to improve the looks of infe- HE-NO
HE-NO rior kinds The materials used arc HE-NO
HF-NO Prr,ssian blue gyrsu1p and indigo" HE-NO
HE-NO Martin GIllet & Co. recognizing HE-NO
HE-SO the trth of the above abuses offer TO HE-NO
TE-NO the consumer. through the grocers HE-NO
HE-NO n Tea similar TO the drank in HE-NO
HE-NO China: it IS called HE-NO. and is HE-No
HF,-SO without the expensive coloring, pol HE-NO
HE-NO isning and fancy twisting, usually HE-No
HE-NO put on teas shipped 70 the american HE-No
EE-NO market it is simply Tea in its nat HE-No
ITE-NO ural condition. and is the kind the HE-SO
FFyO Chinese drink themselves HE-NO
HE-NO EE-NO Tea is sold only in the orig HE-No
HE-NO inal metal lined packages, pound. HE-NO
HE-SO 14pound d.t pound sizes. It's HE-No
HE-NO never sold in bulk like other teas. HE-NO
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