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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
township Bones subscriptions 10
Railroads.
lRr tol,rTaph 10 DC Dispatch.l

10y IVTVEI HITI1 y wv 1T''7I-'F'''7'I
cotrvsIA. : e., December l5.-The sen.
ate ,o.dsv p,ssed tue bill providing for vail
DATING the township bonds, amounting 10
one mllhon dollars, issued by the various
Townships in aid OF the construction oil rail-
roads. said issues OF bonds having been d.
clsred invalid by the Supreme Court on the
,,round that the townships did not possess
the requisite powers TO issue the bonds. This
hin which will doubtless pass the House and
hs eoproyed by the Governor. eoniers the
necessary powers on the townships, and pro.
yides for the election therein to confirm and
validate the bonds already issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
New orleans Races.

Nyw ORLEANS, December 10 The race
tract to-day was IN gosd condition, but the
weather was cloudy aud windy.
First r,ce-thrce quarters OF mile
stuart won; Kemp Dillard second, MeMurIy
third. Time. 1871.
second rnce.-one and one sixteenth OF a
mile-S EobeloG won; Kitty Pease second,
svntax third Time, l:i2-
Third race Eve eighths OF mile Moon
stone won; Duhme second, Redied 1biFd'
Time, les.
Fourth race---one and five s'Xteenths OF
nile-Allahrere won; Count - secohu'
Defoehment third. Time, 1.4O@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Whit osio,s Governor says

IUV I0I"HINT7II y w |''I''''7'fI
COLUMBUS. o., December i5.-Goyernor
Forakerto-day made the following announce
ment: "The so-called White Cap orgsnlza-
ton has been permanently dTbaDded and
there will be no more meetings. raids,
threatenings, Whippings, or terrorizings OF
any kind by those VINO compo'e tho memher-
sbip. but should there be any repetition OF
such practices the state IS ~ command OF
testimony and facilities generally 10 enable u
10 promptly bring the leaders TO justice"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Methodist Conference.

MOBILE, ALI. December ij.-Ihe fonrlh
day Of The Methodist Conference was devoted
chiefly to the continuance OF reports OF
preachers. Book-Agent Barbe addressed
Inc meeting a. 80 the usefulness OF the pub
fishing house OF the Methodist Episcopal
Cburch, south, located at Nashville. That
institution is reported to be IN su excellent
condition and tuning out many valuable
works. The committee reported plan for
Inc organizatisn OF the p. eArhers' society
lor tue relief Of Fuperannuated pastors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Cotton and Oti Harmed.
fBv teiexrapn % the DispGtch.I

YAzoo CITY. Miss. December 10 The
steamer E, Barksdae. together with 80 bales
OF cottoa and 1000 sacks OF cotton seed,
burnedth morning ut Uendrlcks's Land
ing, Yazoo river. The boat was valued at
$4,000. Insurance not stated. The cotton
was insured for $4,000. Tie seed was IN
sured with the Underwriters At New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
TIE yioe-Presidest aud Ills wife.
nv felegrsnh 10 the Dispstch.l

INpIANlpoLIs, Dscember lJ.-Mr. and
Mrs. Morton concluded their witt to Gene
rsl and Mrs. Harrison aud left for home this
mornire Al 1l:35. Mr. Morton stated lat
evening that they should leave at Z. NJ. to-
cav, but It IL thought the hour was changed
10 avoid the crowds AZ the deDot. Mrs.
Morton arose much refreshed and feeling
almost entirely recovered from her indispo'
sition Of last night. The Nice-president-
el,ct Nas i'm excellent healih and spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
WE'RE THEY mUHOEREDT
sudden Death Of PrsInisent ntsis-
ter Rud MS children.
pv.slscraps % mo DIspa.ch.l

CHICAGO, December ia dispatch from
Jasper, Ark, says: This town Il greatly ex-
cited over tho sudden death OF Rey. +. Al
fred. Methodist minister, and his two ehll-
drcu. aged ten and sixteen years. The symp'
toms In all three cases are those OF poison.
The iather died ia eight hours after the frst
attack, and the children few hours later.
Later Mrs.. Alfred and her infant we're at
tackled. One theory is that the family were
poisoued by diseased milk, but many THINK
II n case Of Wholeslle murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
cso,ure ofSmngsi.a Opium.

fBy telegraph 70 tho DlsfaNhl
CHICAGO, December la -. Panl as.
patch reports the capture OF 500 pounds OF
smuggied opium near the DaAoia line Oy
the collector A u. Vincent. MIMI, snd
special from Port Huron and sandy Beach
annom.es another heavy capture IN the
forest near Sandy Beach. sitter bard Sighting
with one OF the smugglrrs. The last.men-
toned haul is valucd at $4,000. X was
shinrad M Port Huron bF officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Eivsr Ban1s Cavlng In.

NEW ORLEANS. December ia -.
Joseph n.a.) special say': The cayiug-in OF
the river haak has extended beyond the lire
Of the protection leyee laid OF by The Gov
erpmest engineers 10 prossetthe parish IRON
overdor while the work i In progress at
Hsrd Times and Wilson's Point. Prompt
action IS desired 10 prevent disastrous re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
p1cEMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

DkckssER IS. 1873
Loose sslos increased towards the later part
OF the week, bringing up the total TO lfS,o5o
pounds Of DARK tobacco. There has boon ne
thing yet 10 encice buyers 70 pay their BEST
pricss. which Is surs 20 come with better onsf-
ings. sales to-day on Change were OF small re-
tail lots Of brights, while outside there we're sev-
eral sales Of wrappers and niers. which winds
up a week fairly satisfactorily.
Manufacturers are working close mp to the hoii-
Sav and some Of hem have = full force on plug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Senator Beck is csnvalesclng.
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

Wehaye sTONRAErz FOLDER, In psrfecs
order. which we will sell 81 = great oArgaln II
will fold 40 eight or a four-paSe paper the sile
OF me DisDakca or smaller. IL win also Gus sad
pasfs ne eighLpage pspar. ltcan 10 readily
attached 70 any prcsS
Ne rsler 10 Ine Petersburg IHds1-1ppeal sst,
ne character Of its work. slace taat paper hAs
the cou nterpart OF this machine attkcnea " 10
nresS and nov IN successful speration- ID
eross THE DISPATCH COMPANY,
Richmond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Serious shoOling ARRAY.

10y telogfalh 70 luS Dl1P@'~H-l
GRAND CoTEAU, La, December l5.--In-
formation has been received OF serious
shooting afrSy short distance from town.
Two men are reported Killed, one woman
seriously hurt. aud two men wounded
There Is no further Information other than
that tue participants are all white.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

The trial Of the case Of Maggie Wlllix Us.
The Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company for Sla,e00 eamsges, heretofore re-
norted. was concluded 10 the Circuit Court
yesterday afternoon and the jury returned
verdict 10 favor Of the defendant
This il the case which had 10 be suspended
on FRIDAY on account OF the sudden Illness
OF the iather oi the plaintiff. Mr.. Wink was
somewhat improved Yesterday, but neither
be nor bis wife was II court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
rnn reaerasioa -f Labor.
lpy leIeeraph % the pIspatch.l

er. I.ouls, December To- The American
Moderation OF Labor adjourned SINE die To-
dsv after eiecing the following ofheers
President. Samuel Bumpers, Of New YORK
r,rst " zee President, Daniel Mclaughlin, OF
Rr.idwood, H.; Second Nlee>PIesldeni.
WillIsm Martin, OF Pittsburgh; secretary,
p. u Mcclure, OF Phladelphisi Treasurer
Henry Emrich, OF New YORK. trustees
lingo miller. August Delabar, and josiah =.
Dyer. OF New York. byscloss so,e session
was selected ~ TIE pace "nefe 'he he~' an
nnsl meeting vail be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
nreiiinr nnrnra.

IcOrrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispasch.l
FoRK UNI0N, Va. December H. lSss.
This morning the dNellng o. Ms.
Horace Lalley, near Palmyra, accidentally
caught on ire aud was, with us entire con-
tents. destroyed. The family was absent az
the time. There was no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

NOTICE.-A CERTIFICATE OF
IN TWo SHARES OF PREFEsRxD STOCK
OF THE RICHMOND FxAALE INSTITUTE -. 70 =
learln~ 10 the ssssse Of uas late bR J. b fTkh
has bssn lost or nislnia. Application Will De
''.-''' ~ '.- Ii. PURYEAR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

RuEfuu, y. g.. December ia fire At
Hcvser last night, caused by defective hGe,
burned tho telegraph Office, depot. and wsre-
house 81 the Raleigh and Augusta AIRLINE
railroad. together WITH al their contents, IN
GLIDING the express matter. The total loss ~
unknown. An employe who was s',eep "a
Tho telegraph Office barely escaped win MS
HE.
An important meeting was held At New
hernc iast ulrbt. AZ winch the question Of
syt,sdins The Atlantic and North CsrolinA
.SfrTv va. discussed. There II no oPposi-
f'YSlo Tho extension. Au important leticl
from the Chamber Of Commerce OF Chaf'
loste on the subject was read, and Tue pan
a operations was LETT with commute OIL
ffcfs. m is desired 90 make this extension
ffiher % Charlotte or Concord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Dated 1869.

IBy Anglo-Amoricsn cable to the Dlspateh.l
sUAEIu, December 15.-lt has been ASSERT
Cd nat the date 1869 was stamped upon the
cartridges which accompanied Osman Dig
n - lattor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

BALTIMORE, Nd. Dece her lA--Vtrcnia CON
sois a ssked: DO. lo-t0s, 81 ASK: do So G58a
GG. baltimore and Ohio stack, IS bid; Northern
Ccnlral 8is6; Cincinnati, Washington ana
Baltimore lists, .ass: do. 81, 100; CONSOLE
Il Nod ,na honda. III. bid. DO. stocA, ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
par SECOSDBAPTISrC CHURCH.
Rev. W. W. LAsDRUH, D. D., will preach at II A
NJ aud r. n.
pey-BApTIsT CITY MISSIONARY

BeFBAPTIST CITY MISSIONARY
sOCIETY.--A N ass-msssing IN the interest OF mo
Baptist City Missionary Society will DO held 81
Grace Street Baptist church on SUNDAY. Docem-
Der lsth, OF 800 r. NJ. An intsrcsting programme
has boon provided and he chsir Of the First
church has klsdly cesssntsd 70 sing.
In consequences Of the above meeting the resu-
lar business meeting OF tho society has been
nostDonsd 20 the fourth sunday In December es
Pins-sIset church al O'Clock =. N.
"a w. n. slDLkE, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
wFeKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Deem Ger i5.--weskly bank state
mont: reserve. increase, t2SbS, go; loAns, o.
crea.s, s3,lOl,300: specie, iucreaas, fylAloS'
,egAl-tenders. increase. u, 2ts.D); deposits, 90
cr,ass saSi 300. circulation, decrease flt6, 100.
Tho banks now hold {9.G73,2s0 IN excess OF NE
~ mar cent rIla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
APttifnl Aixnt

Is % see the little one 50 dear to US gradually
slpkiug day by dag BY The drainage upon
its system IRON tue effects OF teelhins. iDe
wise mother gives Dr.. Biggers's Huekleberfy
Cordial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16

FRY.-Mrs. MARIAH ANN Fry beloved wife
Of James I. Fry, departed thls NE saturday eve
ming at ) o'clock, at hsr husbands resldence, ~
east Broad street. sttbs ageot forty-six years;
shs had lees married twsnty-7ight year,, sns
leaves A devoted husband. m0tner, OIother,
seven children, one grandchild, ahd hosto OF
other relatives aud friends 20 mourn tbeir loss.
she haa been sick for four months, wLich shs
bors with Christian fortitude
Her funeral will take place from the Inird-
Street African Methodist Episcopal church ~ ~
DAY aL go T.. NJ. Of which she nad been a falih-
ful Nom Dsr for thirty ysara
NuTTRLDORFEh-- Died, at 7:i5 A. ". satnr-
day. Dscembsr 18th. MA FANNY hIfTkLDOh-
FIX, rslict Of Noses Aineldoner, In ne sish-
ueth year OF her age. ,
Thefursral will take place from her late resi-
dance No 81 north Third street. MONDAY
MORNING, the 18th instant, NJ II O'Clock. no
nOEofA
WiLLfs.-Died. on the leth Instant. OF rnsnln-
gitis JOS EPHINE. infant daughter OF William
and Adelins wits: aged ton rsoaths
The funsral will take place from ne residence
OF mo parents THIS V50ndaD MORNING a,
O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THRRfwrTH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record of the Few York and Richmond
stock rxchaagss-Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Nsaf, and other Quotations
nv ,.l,yr,ps % he DIspa,ch.l

r----1 WASHINGTON. December h-lndcs-
l.. tons for virginia. fair, warmer south
tktlN ,erly windA
'S'" For North Carolina and South Caro-
l---Jiins. fair, warmer. aud southsastsriy
' winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Wuslr

CHICAGO December iA-Whest duh snd un-
settled, but elossd 80. bigoes man yesserasy.
Corn rt,lsi ouiet and closed about the sans -
Yesterday, Oats we're active early and No
higher and steady. Pork opened weak and iVs
IsLc. lever and declined iskai5c sdaiuopsL
Later the market ruled siesaier ana sasahos
SAFE. ciosipg quiet Lard opened weak ~
5A?Lc. decline, aud . further reducsson on
~ aloe. sss submitted ~. IL rallied sosern tss
close and ths market closed quiet snorSlo
sides wers active. The opening was o.1Sc. De-
cline. but later the maFkss rallied 3aIAc. anu
81 4fa a1g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
AEsIgned.
AbDls brN'
IL .l-.A ~ Lha nllnaLeh

by Telegraph 10 the Dispatch
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December l5.-Ellas
Slayer. tailor, made an assignment to-day
Liabilities, ESQ, 600; assets, 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
Eonds Accepted.
tolarrnuh 10 the Dlspatch. ]

Try Telegraph to tho Dispatcnl
WASHINGTON, December lj.-Bopd oner-
ings to-day aggregated $3.50, 100. Accept
ances, Sl20, go, all A., at l0S and lOci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
nnHR
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fias. 81 SoaslT 70, s1perrne. t7oa
sa.e5 extra. S. 50at175; family, StaSLol pstsas
ismily, county, Si.1SssAz1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
RoRr OF NEWPORT sEwa pscss
lBy Telegraph
TIME BRADSrREEr COMPANY.
Il CHARLEs y. CLARK, fsEsiDsSe
sRADsTxxErs RICHMOND osFIck
No l,ss EAsf MAIN STREET,
Ielephoas Nall

ne Rick msad ssxcs mas more tozAa kept paos
vita he rsps1 growsa Of hs ely Aad deseiop'
,he nsr>snslls ooCzlaasily ~ lAe sectea ~ ne
sdyantnsss VI ssystsn ne supeftnrtJ e uhscA
M rsoog alzsd Ia sve<y uaas essxxs ~ me- esvit.
led world Thai 4 b N spseaal s>1.ss prsp@re3
s<stsd ~ he fset saA< u hes nss ;ayy~ senb0
s1ssSs95>~s noa sag s<Aw nAFesA<'1 eeen>A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
TVS wsArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and cool
Ranxs OF Thermometer Yesterday:
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

Mean tsmpsrature. .....................l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-16
mARRsAaEH.

GRANGER -DENZLsR--Narried, Wefnes-
day. Doce Ger on, by tho Rev. q. @. nashieli,
HARRY l.. GRANGER 10 ROSA 4. DENLLEhi
both OF this city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
iILUSIONES ENGANOSS!"

LA Autonomia en- las Cor.
tes She aqui el eI igrsfe de cierta
lucubracion con que encabeza uno
de sus altimos ndmeros un peri6
dico del ramo, que Sc publica en-
Mayaguez.
Y q continuation " toma mott.
cias aquel de un colega cubano,
noticias, csc 81, que harto prue
ban, segdn el peri6dico de refe
reucia, Ia importdncia que en lAs
CamarAs va tomsndo ell partido
autonomista.
Y no dijo Ia Autonomia, porque
nos hubiesemos echado / reir los
que vivimos cerea de Ia realidAd
sJeuos d ilusiones y quimerAs,
delirios y fantasmsgo gorias.
Pero bay que eonvenir en- que
muy desaeertAdo andnvo el cole.
Ga auionomo al Greer que no.
probabs, con noticias de La Lu
cha. 10 impor,AnciA que en- Ia.
CAmArAs nacionAles W tomando
el partido autonomista anullano
Una iriolernl Probar con
premisas, como quien dice, dc La
Lnckd, 9Quella non nasa impor
taneis; de La LucAa. que tan,o
eombati6. por su euenta } por la
de gu eorresponsAl Gaalbertt, Go.
meK. eornsta de 6rdsn del ss nor
LabrA, oil eenIo directive &c 10
aulonomiA cuLAns, ,irAndose &c
conseeueneia los trAstos 4 ID eabs
"a ella, La Luehs, J II Pas 4 !.
HabAna, 6Tgaao de squsl ctniro
que Ia sxeomulg5 aitsdo, fsros {
ifkepndo.
Prsgastess, pass. III I'ss u
son iiamadAs lac pFshaaIas d ale.
gatos Dc La Lst<Aa 4 aetsaiGss il
'mPorfaHelg DE- paElide seteas~
tnlsta tnbano "a lks CsmasAs.
Is tHporfanesa del aaluso
mlsDs saalIlan0 tn nesssEas Get
tee
kf COO gus e. FAtshllGs sAs
1mpeffsHfgag pTegHRtAmas Csc :
Osf0s.
SCoe aes laisa sas a.
Myatofo. tee 80 slet assa Il a.
bsfgs. f0a des q saatsa peters
elenss mas > g. Ras se8sslsks 6
slcessstss, aas de-. Sc as ssas
~ TlsfasS - n sasle, = sass IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
SIN FRONTERAS.

Dfcese que la carload no las re-
conoce ; pero, va hemes adelanta'
do mucho; ahora 10 que no reco
noce fronteras es Otra cOsa; es Ia
oposici6n polttica, que representa-
idea muy distinta de la carload
contraria q ella.
Fig1rense nuestros lectores que
El Clamor la lleva hasta ell extre.
mo de criticar un relate que hemos
hecho sobre ell asalto de Pueblo
Viejo, ocurrido en- esJos dfas, y que
tambi6n ell colega conoce, segdu
nos cuenta. Y 10 critica, porque
no hemos tenido la intenci6n de
hacerlo politico, dando un golpe
contundente. lQu6 primor
Y asi, dejandose caer, como pa
jaro desprendido de un nido, dice
el colega que esos successes son CO.
munes a todos los pueblos donde
hay desertores de Presidio, deser.
torres del T, 6rcito, 6 criminales de
otra naturaleza.
Que esos Successes son comunes
en- pueblos donde hay deserto
res del Ejercito, podra ser muy de-
agrado del colega, pero revela muy
POGO juicio y menos justicia; cor
10 de desertores de presidio y otros
criminales, bastaba.
Pero, Iquien saciara esa sed de
oposici6n sistematica Esta nc
reconoce lfmites, nj tiene fronte
ras. Els un mar hirviente en- me
dio de la tempestad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
OTRO ASALTO.

Tenemos noticia de que entire
Jusna, Disz y Ponce, cerca de-
barri, del Coo, vsrios hombres
armados hsn asalta6o anoche uns
casa.
Ell dueao hugo con un hijo de
corta edsd, ell cua', segun Sc dice,
sucumbi6.
DAremos mas detalles, cuando
los teugamos. lContinua,a an las
mspifestsciones de oqueI!a pa2
moral tan decantada? sNo ha.
bra por ahi alguuo que acuse
todos, menos 4 estos nuevos sal.
,eadores1 va veremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
UNA VISTA.

Sc ha celebrado Ia correspen
diente al Pequeio Marat" de
La ReUiStd.
Habiamos dido q mas de uno
que el sefor Fiscal de S. NJ. estu
70 en- su mission, una gran altura
discurrierdo con propiedad, ha'
blando elocuentemente, demos
trando en- todo que es un consu
mado jurisconsulto, que conoce
las formas y defectos del enjui
ciamiento. Y al mismo habia
mos dido que ell senior Abogade
defensor, un tanto fr1o, procure
sacar en- la defensa todo ei paItidc
possible, con 81 talento y habili'
dad.
Pero & prop6 ito de oPOsici6n
viene Ell Clamor de hoy q nues
tras manos, y nos cuenta una his
toria completamente contraria
pues nos dice que ell Sr. Fiscca
carecfa de seguridad, al aprecial
circunstanciss de lugar y tempo
Y del defensor afirma que ha es
tado s6brio y elocuente, rebatiendc
los argumentos de Ia acusacion
lCuando 4 una autoridad reco
nocer& ell colega elocuencia ? sa
biduris, esa sabiduria y elocuen'
cia que tanto plodiga d los suyo'
E.! ClamOrs
81 dejaran d Ell Cldmcr, lpo
bre justicia, pobre derecho!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
LUNARES YANKEES.

Con este epigrafs viene publ
cando nuestro aprsciable colega
neoyorkno Las Norsdades una
.srie de euriosos articulos que
prueban observation-disclosures el
heeho de que no todo son meritos
Y grandexas en- Ia RepIolica yam
kee.
Las deformidades sociales son
muehas y de subido relieve en-
aquel privilegiado pals.
He aqui uno de los AIuculos 4
que hemos aladido,
"Las laaaaies ~ ksasas. --Si ha exis-
lido alganA osgsniHaelta etiminal rs
pslfsesa que Il sus seAba De ser dss-
eahlsrta "a 81 EstAdo de Kansas no
Aa llsgaio b Lasstra notieiA- 81 yan-
kse maestro sn tedo ser sminentsmsn.
ts progressive, AAssA sn 10 peffseci6a !
lac ha sAhado llsvAr Ia iaasssTss del
6an1alsgiamo. Le Asmos dieAo olFa
ssa , e. esisso fspstirle, si hay Algo
- aas ssta nASl6a ts0ga deciaidA
.ap<saossAaa soere las demAs - 81 bar
4olsfisma
Dssla haes aeAo aaos vsnia sxis-
sisnAa su K.asaa. cen ramiAsaetcnes
sa sasas E,&aae' = tsFsssoEtos, anA po-
lssosa = mp.AiA - a4Fonss , assslaos.
aaa ssssaaaAA sas fshsflAs eea taasa
aAyat s@passgsd, saaasO aus 81 sxls.
ssEea esa aaseeaSSsaA.
A4 gAnaAs 1asag AfsSA eome por sn.
sAluaa 1s - ssttagsa. ala dear el me
Ass saassay aAa tlsaAAs apafeSlAn So.
sasasiaa. Aaast0sAlaa y Aassas las e.,
~ gshsstss, t0Aa1ss , maasses isa vtan.
laaaas, e. aaa&AusSs = agastaSioa raa,
"a b saRb3a kssalsa. ssa aas ri ass
saasesAAa asAaasA as aasAaes roliaa
80 Ass rssgssrsisFSs as tales asa'
@ah#s
AL aa Aaasat0a De- pesass soag .. AAa
!. Asa - Assmaasa Aaya2A. tsssasa-
sss 20 ~ agsae~s ~ ssssa@eaa hsas
aas ssas - - easa, - stNa 81 ee-
4.sssaaszAaa as ~ Ella esakFs = gzasttA
! ssMa4ss&A hgaaa - mA AA AsFes.
|. ..ss*4s ssaNAAaass A. ksa masexstasea
ssaa s&A
il. se4.saaeA aeala sasea lsgafsa aa
sxaamas - AAaAkAAAa eaAaaaAaas. y emaa
As - - AsaAsa ~ vsaa psEsaaaAaa
= = Iaass svairiAaaa I ere ssaita'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-29
COSAS De " I'll CLlMOR.

AotIa puerta, hermano--hemos
exclamado al contarnos El Clamor
del Pals o que, dice I'll, ha dido en-
circulos incondicionales privados.
SDssde cu&ndo sc deja escurrir
e! colega autonomista por los cir.
.ulos incondicionaies privados?
lDesde cuando son tan candi.
dos los que forman esos circulos
incondicionales privAio', que has.
"a d los adversarios mas irrecon-
ciliables permi,en que Sc deslicer
entire ellos, y dejan que se pene.
tren, y &c saturen y tomen nota
de sus impresionesI
A otra puerta. hermano--repe,
timos d Ei Cl.mor, y vAyale 4
otro con tam ,nas grillas, 8 ruedAa
dc molino.
Nada tiene que bosear ni que
aaeer FL Camor del Pau ca los
eirculos ineondieionaies, privado,
y sin pri'ar
lRl, que .Anto hA auerido eaIum
niaE, otender y despressixlaF a
Igeondieionalismo eseurrisadoss
por los eiteu'os De nues,ros core,
ligionarios, eodeAndose EN- ellos
csc u, hAndo sus eoHh lenelasl
mo eae 81 so'ega co IL easa
"a dc que IL eoa0esn dc sohra
co esos eliealos. y qus 4 IL pos
ire tsnaflase que haeer eon 4.
10 que 10. eempArsAs ea Fssassfs
een AtGstsfs'sI. soa Bslssba. ca
* naEls Ia ernE. para shayssiaIls
mo . tasssgso esFiTasag
sDssds saIado - admlts q
elaaaa sslss 81 sstgaf
{uesAs eaknAo los aas9 namla
tA sAlonlanss. lasaEFapgisasa.
paieTea. leatAAsAaRats@. AMFessass
4 sssfaa ! spssAsas.s~s. sumo n,
(Esa21s sfi fAsa. ~ p@Emstsa sa
ua8tssssx IS ses sitss us aassH
SAT- = IfsssAas. = aaa@sAs ~ 4ws
Ha sss asa = "a
lAa Tess saasxa sRs s@s ta
fHt 4 Is Nsftss A@&sa as ~ s2sa.
fs@gtsAaatsa 81 tstsaNte@ - SET
tss aBa@AGaas saasxs y s&tss maal
Il Il ssiaas
A. sAss 49, f4e4 d sasssxa
sssfFs s. ssaae ass saas EAAss fsx~
&Fs 10 s2@* a@ SO tss#a
s maAs sssaass baasAas bs
80 Assss Ms satsAAs
y hs - ? 8ssasass ss ses 80.
So Kas.e baF 49, Ms#Fs - ssas
80 go safss.ssasa sss as
a sas - sAfsa8ss - asAas @s
~ Fssass - sssss ? 20 ka aaAss
- sass = eassaese. sss&sss