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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
MPRRNTA DEL BoLXTtN.

Libros escogidos. Acaban de rs-
cibirae en- esta Inprenta, los si.
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idiora ingles.
ABELLA. Derecho Admins
tfativo.-Tratado de Sanidad = Be-
nefcencia.--Manual de HaOienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amiiiaramiento.-I
Manual de Formularios.--ManusI
del Secretario de Ayuntarniento.-I
Derecho Administrative Espancl.
-Juzgados MOnieipafes. es.--Manual
de Contribution Territorial.--Ma-
nual de Policis UrbSna.-Manual
de las atribuCiones de los Aleal-
des.
oLLENDoRFF. - aramxtica
inglesa.
GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu-
7AzQUEz oUEfPo : TablAs
00 I0G&ElLmoS. sfs. .
GALINDO Y ESCOSURA.-LA-'
gislaci6n HipOtecaria.
Ouriosidadss aisnttaeo- -dom6aticae.
Las arafas.
La famiIia !esconOcida, pGgina d..
historic natural. 7e'
81 microscopic del doctcr BAiltn.
ger. ' @@'
Una nochs aprovechada, 81 gas, 81
pstf6leo.
Los naisteriOs de 10 luna, La hernia.
nA de Rembrandt, etc,
OARTAS de Santa Tereoa de JESUS,
y Ctros sscritos y doCumsnsoS refsren-
tes 3 esta grenae y santa msdre.
O00PER.--DofA Mercedes de Cas-
tilla, ! iomo en- s., con lAminas.
OHATEAUBRIAAD. M 0enso del
OristiAnismo, : tOmos.--Los MGrtires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Omrtas.
HOLDEVILL4A.--JoyAs Dc 10 Lite
rzturA sspanola. s
lBIBLIOTEOA UnivsEAel, yariOa tOmOs
OAMP0AM0R Po4tiea.
POLO. III Oompsndio de ls IAtinidad
RIzRA = TORTOISE. NocicnOs de Agri,
culturA. -
PEREDA. HiaeoRia Natural.
GAN0T. FiMca.
MIGUEL Diccionario latino
ILLOFRIU. La Jaboaerta.
lOOMBERoUR5E. Gesmetria.
BRIQT. AtSsbre.
sSONNNx. aeometrin mnalitlca.
iULTIM0S dlas de an fl6sofo,
FHLLU, Fiasax y Quimiea.
KOARTlN GrAmatice Imti M.
| OOMNLKRAN o GEAmatica Oastsila
nm.
j M. j. de LARRA.--Cbras, 4 tomol
i FRANCISCO De- QFTEVEDO.--
Ri Parnaeo EspaNol, 3 tones. --0bral
serins.---0bEAs festipan.
M. j. QUINTANA.--Obrna.
ii ALARO0N.--Teatro, 3 tomos.
FR. I. De GRANADA.-Guin
pecad0Ees.
sljisO.
1 LOPEZ GAROIA.--Posaias.
| YHLARpE, ehsss pAtian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
RECAUDACl0N
DE CONTRiBUCIONHE DBL ESTADO
EN- LA. CAPITAL.
A7Iso. a

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- el artioulo
"a del Reglanlento general para Ia imposition,
administration y cobrsnza de Ia contribution
industrial y de oomercio, aprobado Tor Real
Decreto de "A de Diciembre de 1875; q,
13 de la instruction para la cobranza de los i,e.
hitos por contribuciones de 80 de Junio del
afo de 1886, hago presente:: que, durante
diez dias, 4 goontar desde 81 Il. do Febrero
proximo, seiproceder& por los cobradores de--es.
ia Recaudsci6n d la cobranza domicilio de Ia
correspondence al tercer trimestre del ado
econ6mico actual dc l889-90, por la contrib1
cion Territorial Industrial v de Concrete.
Venoido dicho termino, los gus no 10 :aubie-
sen satisfeeho, podran veri6carlo en- esta re.
caudaci6n, sta en- Ia calle del Cristo ndmelo IL,
balos, durante otro plaxo de cinco dias que ter.
minarA ell 10 del mislno Febrero; on Ia inte
hgenoia deque, tranScurrido este ditimo termi-
no, Sc proeederA al oobro por Ia via eiecutiva,
segdn loprevenido por terTninsntes 6rdenes de
10 Intendencia y en- el articuio II de u Citada
instruction, aplioandoss 4 los deuSores las
ponas establecidas en- los articulos ICY "A de
Ia misma.
Lo gss se haze pt5llvo para conoCinisnto
dc los contribuysnt Quisnes concierna,
Puerto. Rico, 20 de Enero de Is9O.--El
RscAudadCE,
ANtsNte n. d kldFsr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
ALOS HACENDAD0S.

Recomendamos el RELOJ So
PL0N por el cral Be comprueba si
los guardias 8 Eerenos han estado
d evigilancia.
Es un invento utilfsimo.
UniG0 Dep6sito en- Puerto Rico.
|-FerTan q SerTGt, San Francis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
iVinOS de RUEDk y TOROI
TINT0 7 BLAEC0,
DE 10 LAS SELRCfO DUB 81 CONOCl.
AL PUBLICO,

Acaban de recibirss, en- In tiendk La
Usi6a OGsteIlGHG, de Manuel Lueng 0
TetuAn so, , en- la de Guillsrmo Gar
cia, San JOSE aim. /, lOs =lAgni6cOs y
acreditados vinos tintOs y blAnco do
RusdA , To.O (OGstiI q, = % dstallan
por botsllas, gArrafones, cuartos y me-
dies pipas, Z prsciOs ConvsnciOnalsS.
T6neAse en- cusntA que las citadas
tisndas son lAs dnicss que rscibsn tn
xquiaitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
HENANCiO LUNA Y SODRiNO.
FortaIeza as, 49y 81.

Im2urtadores dirsctos Do where's do tsdAs ela-
Gea procedenGiasS sapsialidad On qusaoa, vinos
tntos gsAerosos licores nnos osrveEas, vlnAgree,
frutas conservas Alimsnticsas dc los prineipales
msRcadoA de Europa y America.
I'm AguAs minerales lenen constants exIatenciA
de lAs legitimaA de Vichy mNea HcpitAl, GrAnds
Grill, Contraxr "a, Walls, osleStinos, San HilArio
kondAriS. Fnsnte AgrlAiHan Garnisr, InsAlAh, Loe.
chss, Purgsnte RuklnAt, OreEs, PanticosA, Graba.
los zaldtvar, Carabans loo Acrsditados Vinoa San
Rafael y Peptona.
Son EguAlmente impOrtAdores de las ACrsditAdes
mArcas Dc cigAryillos ds IL HAbanA, "LA BsllszA.
[PAjaritc,1 de D. Andres RodrigueS, "C0ronA" d.
segnrdo AvArts O., "Hidalguia" de- Susini y
aLegitimidAds" dc Prudencio RabesI
vantna Al poE mayor y RI detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

Tubos metklicos de lat6n c.,n Il
flexibilidad do los de gomk. que
sirven para aqua, vino, ..aguardien.
tes aCeites Cervesa, vapor, aire con-
|prinido, lejiaa, gas, etc. etc,
Los tubos metAlicos ofrecen las
vontajas siguicntes
Flexibilidad, Resistencia adm
crand0 p0r dantro ; por fuera o.
ten sometit" 4 fnertan preaionos.
dulaci6n i1aehnida, limpiexa, y ~
lativamente son mas baratoe ats
pingdn otro.
FwvaN y Osrvak
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
AIMHA de Las AWxx&&Agc
sapor NJ. /. vlLLAvERDE.
y ID ~
ME MEmO@WOs

Esta smprx1, ha disp1DsAs HsslsAesms1se
aNs ion xanores de 10 maEza, 60 sAlea del
nwsrh da Sansnmdsr d 50 Gis eMda me-, ecn-
duscsa. aAsrnkn do b oaEwe - m4ual Eketa ,
i De 4 CsrmEa, tade la qns g EeoNlte - les
unsrtes sxtranistoa pwh, MMVA b4vasos ,
Z xmbsrss. para kstA, Famea y AaeMeaW
Les bsqkes ~ u OeMpGlts 9ss 2ss.
ds ssts pesreo Is 9irifn ~ Nerts ~
Esysae, an5dn IL 5GMtaAGsr para IL
ysrDosg, ~ ssts PNMse pwm sl Hssys.
pso-Riss, Msrxs & De tsess--Esu ssnsig-
sesrios. 6obssm1s Il HaFiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
iQUE BARATOs!

En Ia raarina, frente II Arst nal,
Sc venden t,ajes, J Sc confeccionsD
casi regalados, hay pantalones de
mahon J canisetas de lana, pro.
pio para el trabajadOr; en- dichs
tie1da se compra cobre, plOmo,
y metal vie;o, tienda El Aseo de
IL Marina, de Francisco TrGpagO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
VINO legitimO de RIQJA.
.1x xHJoR Dn xsrANA

LA casa de d. Francisco Font [Tan> sHef.
auina 4 Ia Fortalezal acaba de adquirir Klms
portar dIrectamente de 10 Rioja, 81 famoso dnts
de Ia bodega LA SALUD, el mas sOliciteG~ >
estimado por ~ pureza, gusto exquisite y sx-
celentes condolences.
Viene en- bOtellas alambradas, para garantIa
perfecta contra traudes y adulteraciones, go
vende por cajsrfe Is botellas 4 pppcios m6di.
cos,
Este vino haS obtenido premtosl en- lasEdos
dltimas ExposicIOnes Universities.
Tambien Sc vende oste mismo vino en- cuArtoG
de pipas y barriles.
Convene no confundir este vino aut6ntico cor
los de Vinos corriertes del mismo nombre
one no tienen procedeneia discriminate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
VENAAClO LUNA Y SOBRIAA.


Ofrece Jos siguientcs srtfculoS precios
muy ln6diOoa.
AzulsiOs, lesetas, 8 bAlGosines, catala-
mas, bl4acas y enoarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol blancas y azules, losas de Cana
rias de ouaSfo en- vara. Yeso y Oemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 Ailos. Plntu-
ras, neera verde, mimic y blanoo xino de
lG aoreditada marca DOS LEONES.
IAguarrGs y sceite linaza. Broohas de
todas classes Hero galvEnizado, acana-
lado y nse para oObhas, clavos de zinc
con tueroas y Arsndelas, oanales y cum
breras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una
aeis pulgadas. Clavos an Jricanos de una
4 oinco pulgadss. Palas, picos, azadas y
sEadonee. Alamhre para cercas, de O stro
pG1s. Estopa alqultranada reEa cAlafar
tear y algod6n on desperdiciO para linn
DiaY nf&Guinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
IA HUgVL AGEBClA FUHKRlhiL
DE, RAMON MORENO
. q: CRUZ - 21. aa4

- Tengo el gusto de offeCor al
p6bliCO en- general mis- ServiCj0s
en- el ramo s que me dedico.-~-Tre-
mes de adultos y de p6rvulos de
gran lujo.-Trenes para viAhc0s y
faroles.- Capilla ardiente.- IA
talfacos paro honras.y y cuantc ira
baio se nos confen, sirviendo q los
pneblos. de la isla con aviso n.
ticipado de una hora. No 20 pide
dlLero antiCipado. 5' al s633
Puerto Rico, "a de Dciembce
de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

: nAGNESIA :
EfePVeSgente,CaFnlna1ya
yPur9aRte
D.. GONZALEZ
EDE LA HA8AEs.A
ODE LA HA5AE.A

3 EE Ell tratamiento de las enfer-
meda1es del tubo digestive ocupa
j la Magnesia un lugar preferente y
como s. sc administra sola es pc.
3 ssda y de sabor ingrato, Sc la asocia
4 q otrcs cuerpos que Ia hsssn eacii-
mente soluble J de buen gusto.
e Las sustancias que componen' Ia
Magnexia del Or. GenEaisE son
q todas dc superior elase y hallan-
dose en- polvo fno so disuslven
B prcnto en- el estomHgo. La Magne-
5 Ella del DR.. k9nsalez, produce los
j mejores efectos en- las siguientes
s Intermediates: Acedias producidas
3 por 81 exceso de &cidos en- ell exits
& nago, F7atulencias, DisPepsiss.
81 Dolores do cabexa dependencies
& de --astormos gastricos, Vahidos,
81 Indiaestienss Rstrehimisntos !,
Nal de pisdra, V6Aiitos dc las
u embarazsdas, 81 Marco en- las ma
n Yegaeionee ~.W
a La Magnesia de! DR.. Gonzales
a es tan bpena como la mejor de las
H que Sc conocen
s MAS EARATA QUE TonAs.
Sc prepaTa y vea6e ~ Ia
Hotica dc SAN JOSE
calis ds ApBfar. \. zoe. AaAAss,
De vsnta en- Ia FarmN
. cia de
rm p. Gssillsysaetv. i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

Nosa: Entire Jacmel Port-au-Princs los
vspores servirSn las escalas de Jeremie, Co.
naives, Saint Marc etc.
La salida do Port-Gu Prince es inalterable.
Otra: A La ida Ia ~,uelta conecta en-
Saint Thomas con ell vspor de Ia Inca de
Marsella-Col6n, que toca On los puertos dc
Barcelona, Malaga y Alicante. a..
PARAJKg TRAsATIAARTICOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24
TIpOS DE FLETES
desde p.,ertos de Ia IsIa de
Puerto-Rico & Europa. y..

Para otros detal!ee dirigirse q
Los sres. White Genn 81 Co., de
I.ivsrpoc... 8 q sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Puerto Rice,
sOBRINos DE EzQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24


coaceddss ao
) { "
a4ss aiefs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

Los sasacs Dc permsnsnolA - Lea paasos d tFAs.
bcrde non pOE casnta dc loe pAaAisro&
Pasaiss 0AOlalss sara spaAa
Ia L. de 1'....--.-.....-..-. frS. 425
En- g. de l'.-.....~........s.fr FRI. 400
En- S.' de 1'......-..~--....~. trS. 3?6
L. OompaiiiA, COMO se ve en- la tarifa De
pasaies hace ms imroEt&RtfsimA reduction
{ los sehoroe empleedos y o6cialeS del
EerCito en- esta iala = sus fGnslias.
COHplCEOKEs,
NvAIeR ID laa mcaeaaa sxtsans1eAs cara ajnao
PEI Il AgsnciA, II mAasEA que h CompaFda rerfhG
IianpFs q neahAnte d asa pessisa9 Astsa oE frAa
90, Q % sQF'vAlsats sa HenedA soEEsate n tipo+
gna tiia sA h plAEa 81 sxpecarios
G& CoNCRsEOHEs, tlH$
Eaa Assnala expids passiss as ida vusita On
lea VAies imtsrosentass, vAdos pnr tres msseA con
N u p.S Dc tsbaiH; en- ics :rassawsicOs, Niidos
pus IN Ako con un IS pS Dc rehaia. >s
4 todA tAmilia euyo pasais cuK 80 81 montante
Dc pasaisa de cAzaarA - 10 couesdsrA ana rebAiS
usa misna persona tAnlh no pusds toner de.
racho 10 ve1 aa dos eonesmicnea Rntsa asAalEdAa
Lea Rinoa msnc-sa de amos iran gratis; de
amos pAgaTAA 10 cuArta paFts Dc pasaia Dc 4 II
amos Il miiadi J Dc Is cumplidos sa AdelAAts %.
tialAFkn raaais sRteFe, CuAnd0 una fAMilia tengs
varies Rinos srcrss Dc tres snos solo uno rA grA-
tie. los 5snks pAgarAn I'm eAArto de pNsais.
PAaAJAB DE- CKlADOs.
La rrscios para loe criadoa con dsstino al HavTe
sorAz dc frances tc0. se ~.
g. WLEYRnl L4B So
Los sonccimientos dc carg~ dehsn ser presents
dea en- 10 AgenciA con lA dehidA AntslAci6n no nd.
mitleudose los que trAigAn seoG en- lngaR De ARmAa
Para tcds clasa de iEformss dirigirse ri Agenta
FinGpsl
Josk y, silva.
Tesuks, 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

Julio. 15lJulio.. 90 Julio. 90
27Agsto. SlAgsto. 9
Agsto. 22 4" 29IStbfe.. !
Stbre.. oIStbre.. IL {" Is
Otbre. 2Otbr&. 9IOtbre. IL
=" Isl +" 22i +" Is
Nvbre. l0INvbre. 17|Nvb.e. 30
" 23 /" 30|Dbre. 8
DIRE. 1sI DIRE. 90 {" 90
-ssc 1890 1890
Ensro. 2IEnero. 9|Enero. 12|
7" 29IFbro.. HFbro.. 81
5 bro. IL 9 ls 22|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

iMAKAG UEZ.M
L'syadas. Salidas Ll.gadas. sa6da..

- I=-l
IJuiio.. 25|Julio.. 27lJulio.. IS Julio. SO
lAgsto. oIAgsto, lOIAgsto. II Agsto. Is
IStbre.. SStbre.. 5IStbre.. 8Stbre.. 8
"a /" l0l 20 2OE &c %
|Otbre. "A 4lOtbre. ld0tbre. 17IOtbFe. 1e
"a 29 30ENsbrs. 2
|Nvbrs. 22INvbre. 24lNvbre. 25 q
|Dcbre. 6IDcbre. 7Dbre., 8IDchre. IL
I" 80. . 1890 1890 1890
low EnsrO. q |EnerO. slBnsro. s
Enero. II 80 10 +" I'll /. 10
Fbro 10Fbro.. l2lFhro.. lSFbro. Is
2d e Mario. 1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

LA sscslss-,.en
Ios pusrtos de Are
'ibo y Ag-Adlils
ION discrecionel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

IO- KOrl Llesaaas. SaEdas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-24

|-.--1
RssrssniS
Sen Jhnn
para
Mew-Y0r1s
6alidass 4
--.
Agsto. 3
r -. I" III
Ios puertos de AHro1 20 se
70, Humscso , Fa.Io,h,. - - -
,;aO,.s sauo sOp ulsclslNvbrs. o
Dbss..
gs
1890
sss Eaafc. Dsss
/" 2S
.. Fbro. 10
Mario 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20

confidence which ought to accompany the
wearing of flannel shirt. His coat is
drawn over his breast and fastened by the
Two upper buttons. 1t looks as though he
was ashamed and as if he desired to hide
as much of his shirt as possible.
Henry Cabot Lodge evidently got the
Speaker into this snap. Lodge wears one
student fresh from tennis court. The
Speaker looks like an honest rutabaga
wound In black ribbon.
The most gorgeoUsiy arrayed of all the
members of the House is Hon. Ashbel Par.
malice Fitch. No silk or negligee shirts for
him. His linen is as immaculate as the
driven snow, Tophet or no Tophet. His
collar and shirt bosom shine like waxed
fruit, and his solitaire sparkles like Al
taire. His iow-cut shoes display elegant
SILK stockings. He roams over the floor
like thing of beauty and Joy forever, ar
rayed in white flannel, and sporting an ex-
quisite scarf.
Some excitement was created the other
day when General Robert Smallls, an ex-
Congressman, of Beaufort, S. c.. appeared
upon the floor arrayed in a suit identical
with that of Mr.. Fitch. The general is
full as portly as Mr.. Fitch and has the
same dignltied air. He has the advantage
Oh AShbel DIN one particular. His com
plexlon sets off his snowy garments to per
lection
In striking contrast to these members are
what might be termed the old "Dign1tari-
ans" such as Mr.. Chandler, of Massachu.
sets, Ezra Taylor, of Ohio, Judge Holman.
of Indiana, and ex-Mayor Vaux, of Phila,
delphia. They are the Nicene fathers of
dress in the House. The heat of the nun
dane sphere never disturbs their equanim-
lty. They appear year after year wearing
the old ck-coat, or an ALPACA, and the
old-fashloned collars. MIR. Vaux leaves
the top of his waistcoat unbuttoned. 1t is
black silk waistcoat, made picturesque
by huge old fashioned watch seal.
which hangs over it. Judge Holman
wears a white waistcoat His example
is followed by Ezra Taylor, Hon. Elijah
Adams Morse, Mr.. Mutchler, of Pennsyl
vania, and Mr.. Miles, of Connecticut: Cen
cral Harry Bingham, of Pennsylvania, is
model of neatness. He wears stiff shirt
front and fourth hand white tie Thew
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20

upon 1t at o'rlockat night recently regis.
! 5erea IL degrees 1'he avenue is muck
| .oW ea than the capitol, and gets few pass
iinDb preezeS. Tiie sbrceZes themselves are
iif e, blasts from the forge in Gehenna
iEe heat here, like the heat in New
ORR, Is humid heat It melts and then
roasts man. Marcus AureIius Smith, the
99elesatc from Arizona, and one of the
n.shnel shirt brigade, says. 'It's heat
Iiia9 Parbolls and then roasts You. Out in
Arizona II IS cot, but not steaming hot.
can stand Ito degrees of that dry heat out
.here much easier than 20 degrees Of this
neat here4n ~
/. The heat in Washington appears to over
come all physical and intellectual life and
animation Men drag themselves through
the corridors Of the capitol as though i'm
PEELED by no mental motive. Very few use
fans. The Physical exercise required TO
wave them. is too much. Some members
draw long breaths at regular intervals and
utter the words: '"Whew but it's hot"
Others stand in the doors and windows,
with their coat sleeves above their elbows
and their wristbands thrown back. AS
friends pass them they shake their heads
ana say nothing. They are in a state of
lassitude and cannot summon even enough
energy to talk. Others like General Spin
Ola, Charles O'Nell and Asher G. Caruth
remain at their desks, answering letters,
plotted by the beads of pcrspmation which
drop from their brows
A good story is told Of Hon. Charles S.
Baker, of Rochester. He usually walks
up to the capitol. One morning it was
hotter than usual. When half way up the
NIL he gave out. He threw himself upon
the sward beneath u magnificent tree and
said: ''There, blast you, breathe, if you
want to, | shan't''
The Democrats have, in their cloak
room, a large cooler filled with lemonade.
On extremely hot days the crowd sur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20
THE TORRID CAPITAL.
Evolution of Dignitarians Into
Silk Sash Dudes.
THE FLANNEL SHIRT BRIGADE.
How Our Statesmen Stand the Heat Bakers
OF Rochester, on Strike-Anti- Rumltes
Succumb to Lemonade.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 16, 1S9O.-[Spe-
eial correspondence of The HERALD. l.
washington in July reminds you of Tophet
iooth houses remain in session quarreling
over the silver bills, tariff bills, and federal
election bills and the minutia of legislation
Nothing is settled and everything appears
to be drifting out to sea- Members both
houses are wearing yachting shirts, white
trousers and silk sashes. They give both
houses picturesque appearance. Others
wear the old-fashioned flannel shirts, with
out discarding suspenders. Silver haired
breckenridge, of Kentucky, is one of these
gentry. With his watch chain swinging
from his pocket, his silk scarf and his de-
bonndir air he is the admired of all adj
mirers
Some OF the Congressman stick to the
boiled shirt with its glossy front. Maj.
mckinley is one of these. He has dis
carded his waistcoat, however. and moves
around the House with tumbs hanging
upon his 'galluses," veritable Napoleon
in undress uniform. Other members wear
belts with nickelplated buckles Blue and
White seem to be the favorite colors, although
congressman Magner of Brooklyn has
belt that would have done credit to Black
beard, the pirate. Most wonderful of all,
however, is the illustrious Speaker Reed
He stewed in the juices of June as long as
ne could stand it, and then went to the
flannel shirt. His ample waist is encircled
with black silk sash. A Texas member
on seeing it said: "Well, PHI be hanged.
Look at Tom Reed wearing a dude belly
band''
Iron. Is
mark he threw his head back and laughed
long and heartily.
New England representatives have been
guessing and southern representatives
reckoning how many yards it contains
Mr. Reed has not yet acquired the self
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lFoR THE SUNDAY HERALD. BY special
arrangement with the author.I
William II. Root, late Duke of Coun-
Gil Bluffs and project of police at Lara
mie city, in the state of Wyoming, has
secured, and is now training for the
track on a southern Wyoming ranch,
five bright, intelligent and highly elastic
ostriches. Mr. Root contemplates tax
ing these birds next season to the larger
eastern cities and racing them publicly,
charging an admission price, of course,
and has already written to Mr.. Erastus
Winaan regarding the use of the Wild
West grounds at Erastina, on Staten
Island, for this purpose.
Those who have had the pleasure of
riding on the back Of the agile and
graceful ostrich "tout dc suite" French
Tor Immediately at the Jardin Ma
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rounding this cooler reminds one of
scenes around popular soda fountains on
street corners. All eagerly uuaff the
cooling beverage. Some elevate their
neads and pour down long tumblers of
1t without taking a breath. Others as
sumo an attitude of dignity, and take it
swallow by swallow. A few members sip
1t as though it was coffee, maintaining a
lively conversation. All, however, seem
to be refreshed by it. The cooler on hot
days Is refilled every hour. On one torrid
day there was greater crowd than usual
around 1T. Every body commented on the
improved quantity of the lemonade. Quite
number of artistic Republicans, hearing
OF Its excellence, crossed over and treated
themselves. Each smacked his lips and
LOOK second glass. 1twas long time be-
fore the secret of the excellence of the
fluid was discovered.
probably Asher G. Caruth-
had surreptitiously emptied three quarts
OF old Kentucky whisky into the cooler.
Inc horror OF the Iowa, Kansas and Maine
members was amusing. A few of them
had partaken of the lemonade and had
praised it in the highest terms When
they learned that they had been drinking
whisky, their faces looked as though they
had just received news of the destruction
OF their towns by tornados, or, worse still,
another original package decision
Joe O'Oneil, of Boston, was one of the
unfortunates. Although an anti prohibi-
zionist, he had not touched a drop of whisky
before Tor many years. He said that his
whole inner man responded CALAMITY to the
attack, and it was with the greatest diff
Guilty that he brought it down to business
again. Another unfortunate was Congress
man Quinn. of New York He was so un-
fortunate as not, to get any.
The most enraged of all, however, were
the anti adulteration Representatives
They included both prohibitionists and 4
free-liquor men.G All were equally excited.
The free-liuuor men were angry because
Lemonade was mixed with the whisky, and
the prohibitionfsts because whisky was
mixed with The lemonade
Speaker Reed appeared to be the most
Mortified of all. He said he did not wonder
at the seduction of the Maine members,
but he gasped for breath when told that
from Kansas and Iowa had fallen
victims by the way-side.
AMOS J. CUMMINGS.