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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

gado (dn co aspirante J, present6
instancia en forma, optando en-
propiedad al desempeno de la De-
positaria, con la cual Sc di6 cuenta
al Ayuntamiento en- veinte y cua-
tro del mismo mes de Noviembre,
quien, pr6via renuncia presentada
del cargo de CONCEAL por ell Sr
Delgado, le nombr6 en- propiedad
para ell desempeno del referido des-
tino.-En cinco de Enero del CO.
rriente aflo, fu6 nombrada una o.
mission compuesta del que habla y
el Alcalde propietario, Sr. Navarro,
para presenciar ell ingreso en- GAIA
de la fianza de qMinientoS pesos en-
metalico, prestada por el Sr. Del
gado, y exigida por esta colectivi-
dad para garantir el manejo de la
Depositoria, habi6ndosele posesio
nado definitivamente en- su desti-
no ell 10 del propio mes de Enero,
segun consta del acuerdo de este
Ayuntamiento de Ia misma fecha
Y del que 80 di6 cuenta 4 la Supe-
rioridad, haci6ndosele conocer la
segunda vacante de CONCEAL ocu-
rrida en- el mismo. Que los con-
ceptos emitidos por el noticiero
Raul son de estimarse injuriosos
y calumniosos para esta Corpora
ci6n, que ajusta todos sus actos q
Ia Ley, y no es de permitir Sc la
censure = ofenda gratuitamente, y
en- este. sentido, propone a esta
Corporation Sc suplique respetuo-
samente al Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor General, como Jefe Superior,
sc digne pedir, siempre que as1 10
estime de 81 alto agradO, a la Ill
recci6n del va mencionad0 peri6-
dico, ell verdadero nombre del au-
tor de dicha correspondence, in-
dicando Ia Inca de conducta que
debe seguir en- este asnnto este
Ayuntamiento, 6 decretar 10 que
juzgue procedente, para que no
quede impugne la calumnia con
publicidad hecha & este municipio
por ell referido Raul. La Corpora
ci6n, enterada y aoeptando en- TO-
das sus parties la manifestation d d
Oaballero Sfndico, aoord6 de con-
formidad, y que al librar c6pia Ger
tifcada de este particular q Ia Su
perioridad, que So entendera ratif-
cado y aprobado, Sc hag tambien,
de todos los aouerdos que Sc rela.
cionan con ell nombramiento del
Depositario Sr. Delgado, sin per.
juicio de dirigir otras dos copias &
los Sres. Directories de La Integri-
dad Naoional y BoLETIN MERoAN.
TIL, para que quede desmentido en-
absolute el parrafo de referencis, y
30 autor en- el mayor rid1culo."
Es copia fiel = exacta con el orr
ginal de su contenido, & que me re-
mito. Y para dirigir al Sr. Direc-
tor del peri6dico el BoLETIN MER
cumpliendo 10 acordado,
3xpido la presente con ell Vo Bo del
Sr. Alcalde Presidente INFERNO en-
Maunabo, a siete de Agosto de
mil ochocientos ochenta y ocho.-l
bl Secretario, Federico Herndndss.
-Vc Bo 81 Alcalde Presidente in
5erino, Ram On Rodriguez.
Ooncurrentes Alcalde Presiden- |
% INFERNO, D. Ramon Rodriguez.
Segundo Teniente Alcalde, Dou
Juan d D. Matos.
Concejales. D. Ignacio Collazo,
D. Miguel Navarro, d. Been Ma
7arro.
Siudico, D. FEEDER CO Leon, Sc
yundo Sindico, d. jose Ms Oolla-
10.
secre ario, D. Federico Her
1Andez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

La bsne inertia Glsrdis Civi; de es-
to pus to, h+bilmeute dirigida por 80
Oomsudante d. Franci.c, Fontanet. no
Sc da punto de reposo para cspturar
varios criminales que Sc dice corren
por Ia Jurisdiction de su mando. Els
te comportamiento ensltece q los lea
les servidores de la integridad que
patris y son csda vez mas acreedores d
sean tomados en- cuents; cuyo Dig
no proceder no solo devuelve 10
tranq uilidad q las fsmilias que moran
EN- daspoblado, sin6 que dejs en- el lu-
gar que corresponds ell prestigio de
50 honroso uniforme.
Aplausos encontrar& 4 50 paso en-
Ia sociedad sensata, que conoce 80 me
rito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Luina J Villsmil, ha sido adquirido
por Ell consecuente amigo y correligio-
mario DON Camilo Pastor, introdu-
ciendo en- 81 mejoras considerAbles, y up
surtido general de cuanto ell gusto mas
exigente pnede apetecer.
Pingti,s negocios le deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
Agradecidos, prometicndo dar
cuenta detallada del programa.

A'eSA tIAAS1 OAAOOUOA 4uO AuO Ou NAc1
yagiiez del colega El Criterjo Espa
mol.
Agradecemos al seflor Ral.liris
su atensi6n, y le deseamos muchas
satisfacciones en- su estancia entire
nosotros;
Ell 8r. D'AzeVedo. Hemos te1i
do el gusto de saludar al estimable
amigo & inteligente comisionis ia
de comercio D. J. D'Azevedo, que
acaba de llegar lie los Estados
Unidos.
Repetimos nuestra afectuosa
bienvenida al caballero Azevedo.
Rstrets.- EN- la de ma1iana do
mingo plaza de Alfonso XII J
ejecutara la excelente banda de
Madrid ell siguiente programa:
1. Pasodoble clos Dos Gale
gos," Valero.
2. DANA, Duchesne.
8. Aria de Bajo acto ~ Opera
"Hernani," Verdi
4. Aria de Soprano acto % 6pe
ra "Favorita", Donizetti.
5. Oapricho caracteristico emo
raima", Espinosa.
6. Mazurka, N.
Z. Danza, Oampos.
Bibliotsca Pdbl1ca Municipal. -
Satisfactoria va siendo la acogida
dada a la circular que en- beneficio
de aquel centro de instruo ei6n diri-
gi6 nuestro dignisimo Alcalde Sr.
Potous a los Presidentes de los
Ayuntamientos de las Oapitales y
principales poblaciones de la ma
Dire Patria. Ell Excmo. Sr. Don
Fernando Verea, que 10 es del de
SevilIa, traslada un acuerdo en- que
SO conceden 20 vol1menes de exec
leutes ob as clentificas y literarias.
El Sr. Don Francisco Ssrrano, que
10 es acsidentalmente del de Qua
dalajars, ha enviado dos volt1menes
que contleuen las ordenanzas mu.
nicipales de aque la ciudad, Y el Ii
bro titulado "Rasgo hist6rico de
nuestra Sra. de la Antigua.
iMuy bien por los Ayuntamien-
tos citados, Y reciba nuestros pla-
GENES el dc esta ciudad, por la se-
nalada prueba de companerismo
que le han dado aqu6llos !
Llamamos Ia atenci6n hacia la
carta siguiente:
Sres. Scott & Bovine, New York,
Muy senores mlos: Me complace
muchO hacer coDstar por la presen-
te que los mejores medicos de la
Habsua haceh grandes elogios de
la Emulsion de Scott, prescribi6n.
lola constantemente a Sus enfer-
mos, debi6ndos. q este ell immense
Y cada dia creciente consume que
vieue alcanzando. Es el medica-
mento de patente que mas SO ven-
uc OIL Id dCIuAllu6u.
Soy de Vdes. con la mayor con.
sideraci6n 8. S. @. B. s. M.
Jose Sara.
0tra vez los Cigarrillos de L" La
Oorona."-Oorona, y de orc fino,
merecea sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el coimo de la deli
cia y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de @. G.
Saenz y Ga.
T0niCo Oriental.
st. Thomas, Diciembre % de 1880.
Sr. Agente de los Sr. Lanman j.
Kemp, presente.
Amigo mio Para su como
cimiento = el de la casa que Vd.
tan dignamente representa-, tengo
el gusto do declarar que he usado
en- mi persona ) Gu mi ia milia {
" "T5nico Oriental y de Llnman &
Kemp, y que los resultados que de
81 he obtenido hau sido altamente
satisfactorios.
A cuantos amigos 10 he reco-
mendado para Ia caspa les ha cn.
RADIO raiicalmeute, por Ia cual creo
que esta preparation es Ia mejor
DC su clase para aumeutar mpiAr
y embellecer la cabellera.
Soy su amigo.
Eduardo II. Moron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Ha smbslisSids sas ssaraAs,.s 10
son bfsFsrla la jassAis eaa ns ear
lido eonpisss de- shlssas ss - lsaa,.
iris. qas dsIa eonpsssl4o sl Eaas -.
capsieh0so. Caa vlsiss 81 EstAlA.sa
niseto De d. JsaH MGtisea 10 u, =
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20 fouos, b sm1, hsAanaa. sststa /,
demA. oklssos ssessasas sasns ssAl4
sxistsaeia, sni4a . Ia sseta A lss
matsrlalss qas smpissl a@s as.s sssas
fseho al eissais, ' cess alssAss % tam.
Dc seonenis, F'ossstsa , aetstRss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Preciosos tomos en l2' y q, slsgsn-
tsmsnte saeaadesnados sn tsls, con
planehAs J eoriss dosadosl
SASDEAu.-MATisnA
j lSAAcS.-MNia.
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ris.
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Amsnd.. : tomos.
j RUIZ - hAstaria De SaEta lsalsl
Y. COOPER -- D. Msseedss i.
Castillo.
Pillar sISUEa-Hjs. s.psss ,
nadFe,
LOPEZ GARCIA ~poasias.
BRETON DE Los HEAAEAOs
---Obsas ss0oxidss
YELAADE ~~0ts'ss ssttasa.
4. pAADO nALAS --SaA Fxs
eAsoe de A.ls.
DANTE la DEsas C@asanaaA.
FLllI Y CUuIAA-lAas naAa,
isl Mar : tamas
ESChiC n.-~El kafxiT Del us1ka.
ID, tasaoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Los hacendados de Gaia de esta de.
marcaci6n, gozan por instantes. Por
ejemplo, cusndo abren las colecciones
de periodicos, sntes que los demas
ssuntos, observan como antigua cos
tumbre Ia pecci6n de noticiss donde Sc
encuentrs la situaci6n del mercsdo
szucsrero, y cuAndo notan que los pre-
clos son cada vez mas favorables al
dulce, Sc desprends de sus semblsn-
tes ell gesto sstisfsctorio, ,-por mas
que sea instantaneo-por que al com.
tsmplar que Ia cana no produce 10 que
desesran, y que despues de terminada
la recollection de SOS frutos es que ell
precio ha veni 10 d satisfacer su deseo,
vuelvsn d 50 estsdo normal, y de ahf el
goce instatA1eo de los caltivadores de
eeta hsrmoss plsnta de America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
So M

as hA9 ~
.asss maas a. ia $50
4 ssssss. aa Pa - H.
q 81 ss8asass h s@a sssg q sssassA =
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saasAsa ,sms aAsas D. @mmsA8saa
Aa@AsAs Fsaasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
GACETILLAS.

Imprenta del "Bolstin. .-LibroS 3
sscogidos. Acsban de recibirse en- es-
to Impreut4 los sigoientes!
CHATEAUBRIAND. Ell Geuio del
Uristiauismo, 2 tomos.-Los MGrtires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
CartBB
s0LDEVILLA. -Joyss de 10 lite.
ratura espshola.
GOETHE -Werther.-Fanstc.
NJ. j. de LARRA.-Obras, 4 tomoa.
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDo.--
81 ParnAso Espanol, 2 tomos. --0bras
serias.-0bras fsstivas.
NJ. j. QUlSrANA.-ObrAs.
ALARC0S.-Teatro, 2 tomos.
FIR. l. DE GRANADA.-GaiA de
peeadores.
A. DE sOLIs.-Conq ais,a de Ne.
jieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
GUIA LOCAL.
S0BaINOS De EzOUIAGA.

FUKTALEZA z.
CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
tes de los correos de Espana y
Oompanfa Atlas de los Estados-
Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
IA PALMA De ORC,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
GACETA DE HOY.

Privilegios de invencion.
Aviso sobre expropiacion de
terrenos para la carreters de Ca.
yey a Arroyo, por Guayama.
Subsstas.
Eo Ia pr6xima semsna Sc paga.
ran por la Real Hacienda las 81.
guientes facturas de turno:
p. p. F.to[s: lsFsctors: nSm:. ~ ~ H.
Dia l6.-Facturas nj ns. SO a94 Co., 90
Dia l7.-Fscturas NUNS. 95G9s ouf0A -
Dia 1S.-Atrasosi Facturas impOrtantes 1000
speso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

En tempo pESado Ee soiieisAba 81 -
radefo de u. D.oniElo Matrices J Gale
he aqui 10 n0tieia qae b, mos podlao I'd
quirir por an eondaeto hasdigaa, ''Pos
lcs anos 50 Al 55 vino 4 sstA isla si lnai.
viiuo qae ss solirita (aatarsi de q aiH.
tsrilla, Proviseia De Bargas). , per
mAneci6 algdn tempo en- 10 CoGh.eria
Las ColapnAs, aoempat.ndo / o.
s.. ksrmAno, dasso. del seisrado sssa
blseimishto, J 81 sha sgassss De %
sstsdis su l. Catltsl De essa IslA fass
4 10 AntillS hsrmans, sseoAasnao eomG
punto De resiasEsaa Gqaslis Capita!
dOnds ss asegu'a asl6 d sxistlr.
QssdAn eonPlaeaaos los ssileisas tss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12
CORRESPONDENCIl DE- N MtNATI
Agosto 4 de 1888.

Agosto 4 de 1888.
6r. Director del BoLETN MERcAN
TIL.
Poerto- Rico.
Mi distiOgnido smigoi Empszsmos
Is presente, psrticipsndo 1 nuestrcs
lectores 10 psnA que embargo ell Amin
is nuestro amigo D JEDI Pereirs, con
10 TerdidA de 50 spreciabls espos.
Dora Jaaus Marques, persona gene
ralmente apreciAda por todos cuantos
Ia coOoci.n, que veiAn en- ella mas one
una persona de excelantes cuAlidsdes.
e! Ancora de sa'vaci6n de cuAatos ne.
cssitaban de 50 auxiIio. Ii concn
rreucia D sns tdDerales fac numerosA,
probando una Yea ma. 10 estim lcion
/ que era acreedora entire sns semejan-
tss. Dios de 10 resignation coOsi
goiente 4 sus deudos, y qoe 10 tisrrs
le sea ligers.
Deseanss en- pas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

En sl POGO tempo Que llsvA al freD-
ts de In administration municipal el
nuevo Dslegado del Ex'mo. sr. Go
bernador General, De ven los rssnlta
dos bsus6ciosos, pussto qas se cobfs
con regnlaridad 1 los eontribaysnteI
Que Adendabau cnotas exaberantes oil
municipio, J qus obst1culiEab,n como
fue,sI motora 10 mArehs regular De 10
administration mnnieipai.
30 cusnto 81 ornsto ! dolieo, obss;-
vAmos con especial gas,o, que Viens oeu
pando Ia Atenri6n de uueEirA antoridad
local, emperAndo por 30 qas ss saeon.
traba co peorss eondieisbsG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

L. propio sucede con 81 cafe, ami
mando 4 los cosecheros Ia probabili-
dad de que 81 los precios del grano con :
TIM IN, "a que esta tan pr6xlma 10 co.
ssshs, hsran 50 agosto, que rsmunere
los desvslos sufridos, dursnte 10 anua-
idad.
Venimos experimentsndo nm periodic
de calor tan excessive, que no son sufi.
cientes los grandes , hsrmosos abani-
cos que tiene en- sus sparadorss ola
Hja de Borinquen", de nuestro amigo
D. Ensebio Rozas, para preservarnos
de tan terrible hnesped.
Hasta otrs Sc despide 50 atento =
8. s. @. B. 8. N.
El C0rrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

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80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-12

Privilegios de invencion.
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Coils =. Huntington. Observation-Disclosures,
ggAlnst
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Compa,y. ~,
DefenIanal
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Eynlalns 2

Hon. JOHN JAMES INGALLS,. the lurid-
eyed Senator from Kansas, has consent
ed to explain. He says:
every man of intelligence knows
that my illusions to Hancock and Nc
Clellan were not as soldiers, but as
Democratic candidates for the presi-
dency. AS such they were allies of the
COnfederacy, as Grover Cleveland is, and
as every Democrat must be who aspires
to that Office, because no must be elected
by the I53 votes of the solid South,
which is as much an aggressive and
potential force in our politics as it was
in 1860"
Every man Of intelligence will con-
clude that INGALLs's explanation is about
as asinine as his speech was malignant.
He adds insult to injury, and in attempt
ing to pry his little boom ont of the mud
tumbles it over into the mire ard falls
on top of it, According to Senator In
CALLS the Republican party has
a proscriptive right to the Office
of Chief Executive. But accepting
his own logic, were the South
to recognize that fact, and cast her hun
dred and fifty.three electoral votes for
Republican, that Republican would be
an ally of the Confederacy. Considering
INGALLs's intense loyalty and patriotism,
it follows that should he be nominated
for the presidency by the Republicans
and thank gracious there is no danger of
it-he would not accept an electoral vote
from the South. INGALLS, would better
retire to some sequestered spot and I'M
wind himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03

THERE'S MONEY IN Tin the Mary
land Senate il was discovered last Satur-
day that the bill reducing the price Of
gas in Baltimore to 1925 per thousand
cubic feet had been stolen from the file.
The Senate had to adjourn within forty
eight hours, today and no bill could
under the rules be read and put on its
passage the day it was reported, unless
by two-thirds vote of all the members
elected. This WAS done, nevertheless.
A committee, appointed for the purpose,
drew new bill in half an hour The
rules were suspended in the Senate, and
the bill passed. 1t went to the
House OF Delegates. 1t was there
thought to be in danger, only
GO members being present and 81 af-
frmative votes being necessary to sus-
pend the rules. However, all went
well. The House of Delegates passed
the bill. The Governor had visited
the General Assembly in the mean
time. and promised to sign the bill
promptly which be did. SO the
thief converted all the friends of the
bill into enemies. In few hours the
bill became law and the lobby had
defeated its own object.
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Enrniine NOfes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa;chl
IL D 1000

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
BowLISG GREEN, April ., 1888.
Mrs. Ssllie q. Adams, widow of the
late MIR. Adams. of Rockbridge county,
and daughter OF Mr.. Robert Hudgin,
clerk Of this county, died at the resi-
dence of her father, in this place, last
night. She had been for many months
a sufferer, and bore with patience her
suffering. She leaves many relatives
and friends 10 mourn her death, for she
was beloved 10y all who knew her. She
was n faithful member Of the Disciples
church of this place. She leaves one
son. Mr.. q. q. Sutton, of Goshen, Rock
bridge county, who has been telegraph
ed for, and will reach here tonight.
Henry Wright, the little son of Mrs.
NJ. :. Wright, of this place, died on Fri
day last and was buried in the cemetery
at the Baptist church yesterday evening.
Services appropriate to Easter Sunday
were held in the Disciples church yester-
day 10y Mr.. Spencer, the pastor, and in
the Methodist church by Mr.. f. II. Rowe.
The weather during the Easter holi
days has been beautiful, and all the
young people Of the neighborhood have
enjoyed it to the fullest extent. b.
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will thus place themselves outside OF tho
pale OF the regular party organization,
and put il into General MAHoSE's power
to exclude them and their aiders and
abettore from the State Convention.
They will be boilers from the start. If
they wait till after the State Con-
vention before calling their district
conventions they will, as we have
said, he unable TO call them under
the rule adopted by the last National
Convention. In q word. MALONE can
better afford TO call congressional-district
conventions after the State Convention
adjourns than they can for his delegates
would 90 endorsed by the regular Repub-
lican organization OF the State, whereas
the other delegates would go as boilers.
The only ground Of contest which these
latter count upon is the refusal of Ma
HONE TO call congressional-district con-
ventions aud as he can do this either
before or after his State Convention
meets-governing himself by the pro-
ceedings OF his opponents-it IS seeming
ly clear case that he has outwitted the
whole anti-MAHoNE Republican party in
Virginia.
Nevertheless, the utterances OF the
Washington organ are worth reading
when we recollect how 1t has always
stood by MALONE. 1t says:
"1ho congressional districts in Vir
ginia are not bonnd by the action OF the
State Committee and should disregard it.
Each district should select its two dele
gates in its own convention, commission
them, instruct them if it chooses 10 do
so, and send them to Chicago. Dele
gates selected in that manner viii be adj
mitted 10 seats. which privilege will be
denied 10 those selected by the State
Convention. except the four to represent
the State at large.
"Tho action OF the Virginia Commit
tee cannot he endorsed by Republicans.
It is matter of regret to every Repub-
lican. 1t wcakens the party i'll Virginia
and makes it possible for the Democrats
to carry the State. The Republicans
believe in observing the laws, both Of
the country and party, and will repudiate
any attempt at bossism."
But MALONE, too, knows that delegates
elected by districts will be seated, and he
will see to it that his are so elected in
every district in which there shall APP
pear boiling organization or irregular
convention. He has stocked the cards,
and will play them so as to win the game.
" You say you've got four aces. That's
all right but I've got five" That there
Will have been cheating round the
board will not disturb the little General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-03
1h fho Editor of IA Dispatch:

10 tho ffIfffOr or INC DtSpdtcH:
In your excellent editorial on the late
Chief-Justice Waite occurs the express
sion ain our midst" Webster con-
dennis il Worcester regards it as ex.
ceedingly questionable Professor Marsh
argues strongly against it and Charles
A. Dana, editor of the New York sam,
has frequently pronounced it abomina-
bic. In spite of all this, the expression
is very current among clergymen, and |
have seen it several times OF late in the
pages Of the AHdptjc NoRihiY, the or
gan of the culture and refinement OF
Boston, to say nothing Of newspapers
and other periodicals 1 believe L have
seen it used even in the writings of that
eminent scientist and historian, Profes-
sor John FiSke, of Harvard University.
What does the Oispatch think about it !?
DIsCIPULUs.
QUac fu6rdm Uitid morCs SunL Still
it is better not TO use expressions open
to the objection that they are merely
colloquial.