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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
VENANCIO LUNA 7 SOBRINO.
FortaIeza 45, 49..yi61.

ImportsGores directaa de where's de- todaa cia-
ass procsdeneiAs, espeiRlidAd en- queRos, vinca
tintoa gsneroa0H, lo0rss fnos cervegaE, vihAgrss
fTutss coEHsrvaR alimenticiss de los HriEeipalsG
mercados de Europa America.
IN AguAs mineFSAest ti2nsn constants exIHtsncis
de laE lssitlmAa dc Vtchy mArca Hepital, Grands
Grill, Contraxsvills, VAlE, oslsstiaon San HiAric
kcndsriE, Fuante agra, San 9Rralsr, ,IRsalas. Lee
chss, Pursaris RublnRt, 0resa, PAnticoa, Graba.
los zaidivar, Carahaha los RcrsdltAdoa viAoa sar
RsiAsl PaptoRA.
Soa iSnsinenta lmportAdoFeH de lsR aersdIsadas
mArras de igsrrilloF DO Ia HabanA, SLA BalIssA'
IFsiaEisc,l de d. AndEeH Rodriguez "CoFcns" ds
SsEnnd5 AlVsEez Oa., "EidalgniA| de SuxiSi :
aLagitimiaad," de Prudsacio KAbalI
VsxsaA 81 por GAyor al assslLs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

Be han recibido en- esta Impren,
ta los siguientes:

| Sc han recibido en- esta Tmpren
ta los siguientes:
/ FORMULARIo. Criminal, pol
| Abella
| I'D. Magistral, por Bouchardat
| F1SIOA, por Ganot.
| TENEDURIA de Libros, Dol
Oastafios.
Ell MATKIMONIO, por don
Francisco Lastres.
.HISTORIA NATURAL, por
Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra y Geo.
metrfa, por Oardin.
FILOSOF1A, por ell Padre Ce-
ferino. .
GRAMATIOA FRANUEsA, por
Ollendorff y Benot.
GRAMATIOA INGLESA, por
1barra.
POL0.-Uompendio de Lafi1i-
dad.
LEY sde EnjuiciamientO OWL,
por Reus.
EN Ell OCEANO, por Amicis.
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Oivil
y Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATICA MUSICAL, por
Romero.
-C0DIGO CIVIL. - Nueva edi-
ci6n Official reformada.
I'D. Id. anotado por la Revista
de los Tribunales; contiene este o.
digo Ia Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y Ia instruction para la
inscription de los matrimonios ca
n6nicos en- el Registro civil.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAS, Dor
D. Domingo r. Hernandez.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
OIVILES, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
ORIMINALES, por Abella.
.DOLORAS Y POEMAS, Dor
OampoSmor.
MORENO HsPINosA. - Geo
yraha.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Alge-
bra, Geometris y Trigonometrts
FORNES.- Historic Universal.
RIERA Y TORTOsA.- Agri,
mlltura.
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
formas = preCiOs.
IDEM LATINA por Escartin.
EANALISIS, = por VAzquez Queipo.
! .GUIA DEL BAOHILLER, por
!. +. 8. Oasado.
PONSON DU TERRAL.--Los pi-
rates de alto bordo, tomos.
El captain dc los psnitentss legros
2Itomos,
Las nochss del bsrrio de Breds, / t.
Maese Rosifol, It.
6KOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, fisi.
%, politiea , economics, pos Luis Gre
goire, trad. de n. EstAYanss, 3 tomos
an a., con grabados, mapas, cromoa
Robinson suixo. (KD, por Wyas
Noticis de Carlos Nodier. / tomo o.
So ilustrado Con uss de- 800 grAbados
4ibulEdos por Yam Dsrgent, Ssmsghi-
nj, Girsrdet, Baron, atc. TelA con plan
.4ac = coStes doredoa.
AMIGO de los niGoa, por sI Abate
5Abatier. Anmentzdo CON varias fxbu.
las como en- i8'. Hclandeas.
Trsducido, amplifcado y adicionado
IN la psxts dc Espana y America, por
ina soSisdAd de escritoree espaGolsa y
.nricanoa,---3 tomos en- 81 de l20 pA-
.inas cada uno; tsresrs sdiei6n, con
IN nueVo supiemento.
Las dltirAs aventuras de RocamEo-
q, & tomos.
la cuerda del ehorcado, 3 tomos.
MONTEPIN.-La hila do Marga-
rita, 8 tomoe.
Su MajestRd el dinero, s tomos.
VICTOR HUGO.-Loa Misersbles
nueva edici6n, 5 tomos.
Iby Ortstink, Valdernar Daasi
La Rsina de lAs nievss.
El comparsro de viAje, etc.
d sscarabsjo, etc.
La ninfa de las agt %, etc.
81 hio del m lagro, stc.
Los Espatoa colorados.
Los asadores On sopa.
La hVa del rsy ael Limo.
Los cisnes salvajes, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
CERTREA DANESA,

La meior, marca AnCIa ia
. Casa Matrands Brigeerien 7
G. de Copenhagen, % acaba da
recihir On La MNiituoHaH So
l2.-Unicoa imporsadoraa AZ III.
cha marea. -6Aesserss II D1fa
% y O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
PAsA.JEs INTEROOLONIALEs.

La Oompaiia, como % vS en- Ia tarifa Do
pasajes hace una importantisima re9ucCi6n
{ los seiiores empleados y ohoialss del
EJsrcito en- esta isls ? sus familias.
COKDICIOEMg,
n yaIeE d Iaa mcnsdAa sxtranjsrAs RsrA niade
poT Il AgsHciA, de mAnarh cue IL CompAhia Eeciba
aisUpfa q nonsants de loa pasajea hstea sE fvnz-
Coz. su eqaivAlents On monsda corEie1ta Al tipo
qua ria &c ls plREa Al sxpsdiHloa.
COHUKsTONEa,
xssa AasneIa sxpIda pasaisa Dc ida vuslta On
Ion Wales isTcolcRtass, vAdoR pcR tres masea, cen
= y P .: 1:SsiA g y. !. rsssse' r.ss;s 'Aa
A tcda famills cuyc paRaie cuErrss q monfnnts
Dc pAaAiea Dc canaras ~ ls ccRcederA ma rseala
uss misua perscna q FamIlia no pusds teasF de-
rsehc Il Vss las dos ccRceEinass RHtss ssnaladAs
Loa nihcs msRorsR do . Eheg iran gratisj de 4
axos pagArAa IL euaEta pArts Dc EAsais; Dc II
a6ca Il mitadi y De IL euEplidos On ndelABto "a
tiEfarkx paaais eatsres OuAndo H1a fAniliA ts1ga
ia. lea dsmAa pEgacAA m euAEto Dc pasais,
RAsAyRs On CRlADOs.
Les psscies para Ioa srIsaOa soa dsstIHs al Havrs.
nsgkz Dc frances teos
Les eonacimIsnics Do cGrga deAen ser ptessatA.
aoa IN Il ACsncia con In dehida aatslAc6n, no ID
mitAadGss ina uus tFai9nn sslna q lugAR do Arna.
Para toda clasa do iatormaa diRigirE' al A9snts
psiHsipal
soes D. silva
Tsiuka 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

Nota: Entire Jacmel y Port-au-Prinoe los
vspores servir&n las escalas de Jeremie, Go
naives, Saint Marc etc.
La salida do Port-au Prince 90 inalterable.
0tra: A lA ida Ia vuelta cOnecta en-
Saint Thomas con el vapor de Ia linea de
Msrsella-0ol6n, que tocA en- los puertcs de
BarcelcnA, Malaga y Alicante.
PAgAJKg TRASATLANTIUOe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
ESCUELA PARTICULAR.

Para Ia ensefanza elemental ,
superior.
Glasses de adorno 6 idiomas.
Pasantia de todas las asignatu-
rss del Bachillerato.
Preparation para el Magisterio
6 ingreso en- Farmacia.
Fortaleza, 76.-Entrada por el
Callej6n de 10 Oapilla.
DIRECTOR,
jose L6pes Domingo,
BaOhiIIer y Professor Superior
Sc admiten alumnos internos J
semipensionistas.-- PreCios m6di-
cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
COMPRA, VRNTk
Y ALQUILER DE MUEBLES
luna 81. ssquiua & San JustO.~-
Margarida " G..
2.5OO.OOO PESETIS,

Premio mayor de la Loteria
Nacionsl de Nsvidad.
Expenden billetes 4 precios re.
dueidos..
S. Melon y CO.--San Justo, 81
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
TIP0S DE FLETES.
desde puertos de la lsla de
Puerto.Rico & Europa.

Para otros detalles 1irigirse q
los Sres. White GEM & Co., de
Liverpool, 6 q sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
sOBRINOs DE EZQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
/" Ell SOL.
COMPANIA
DE- SfGUROS. SODRE IA VIDA
MEt
DEL
q "A NJ A D a.

Creditor. .~....... $2.233 322.92
lngresos.......... 563.I4052
Ritsgos ivigentes. 13.337.983.O8
81 sfio passdo iesta Comuaiiia
ha hecho por CUATROCIEN-
TOS MIL PESOS de neeocios
a eata lila, y cuenta entire sus
arroquiauo. personas de pree-
mlnencis.
Las ventajas principales ofreei.
das por Ia Compsfifa i sus tenedo.
res de Polizas, son:
La gatantfa del gobierno del
Canada.
Polizas indisputables por todos
concepto6.
La emisi6 ,..de p6liSas que esi.
ten todas las comp icacionea de
cnicismos yiambigiiedades.
Para mas informes, dirigirss 1
los
Sres Sues de J. saIa y::co.
Agentea generaleS para Il Isla,
THos ]. HOLT,
afsriatendents de Ageacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07

Sc sxridsn PAsAiss de- Ida y Vuslta cen b
Der cisnto de rSbGja.
A las fAmilias qus pAgusn Il squiyaleneis
de 1 pasGiss sntsrOA - lee harA h rcca1s del
rs Dor Oisnte. Nsta rsbajA No - aplicsbls
loa billsess de- Ida y vuslta. ~ :.
I'm IL I.ay e. class. Un niho msneE dc :
aAos en- cada fAmiIia, grAtis. Los deHaks me-
norsa de saca 1 do pasAje, de II amos n
cumplidus / pasais, dc II aaos sunphdos pa
sale antsro. =,
II a.s prsfsrsncis s. ofdinaHiA. On nino
hasta { Akos Kratis. Dc : Z Aaos / pasajs,
Dc TkI1 aASn / PasAis, dc II aHes sa adslan-
10 pasaie entsre.
Linea de Europa a Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-07
VAPORES
CoMRMOs-MsRA1OxMs
Ba La coKPAHIA fRAsAfnAHrIcA
&MTM
DE A. LOPEZ o. Go.



SALIDAE.-De BarcslenA los diaa - = 26
dc oada mes.--Ds Vslencis sl 6.-De Malaga
aTy M-Ds OAdlSsl. 10y S0.-Ds Bantan-
der 81 26.-Da ID OorunA 81 81.
Sc sxpsndsn biIlstss dlrsctos psFa Aayagess
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibar1, Nnavitas,
sabanilla , CoI6n, con tfasbordo ea Pusrte
Rico Hahana.
VIAJE DIRHCTo DnsDK PUERTO RICO
Ala Coruna D Santander, .-
SaliSa q Pnwsc-Eics 4 - 10 Il sa1a ssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
Amusements.

AoApENy-s :lS-The Old Homestead
AWRrRC THEATRE-S-Crucinx Carver OF Ammcfesu'
xIrRYcAN INSTITUTE FAIR DUILDING-lo .. M y
IN n m-Ipdustriai Exhibition.
pySou THEATRES :15-A Texas Steer
1R0A DWAY THEATRE-S-The Ugly DucKuns'
nAsINO--s :15-Poor Jonathan.
S,ufCHERING HALI<-S-Concert
COLUMBUS THEATRES :15-vsudevfle.
Nays THEATRES :15-The Last Word.
xDEN MusEE--otero end Wax Tableaus.
GARDEN THEATRE-S-Sunset and DR.. bhi'
s.nAND OPERA hOuSE-s-Shenandoah- "a,
HIMMERsTEIN,s HARLEM OPERA HouSE-s'A
The Pupil in Magic
FOSTER BIAL'S-6-Camencih.
IYcEuM THEATRES :3o-The Idler.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :so-ofd Love Ae''e''
and Pair Of Spectacles.
xrTRoPoLIrAN OPERA HoUsE-e-Lecture. -.
NrNEKS 6TH.AvE- THEATRE-e ao-A 1'f'p ~
Paper .,.o,
NyBLoS GARDEN-8-Nero.
pAIMER,s THEATRES :l5-TAc Midoleman'
pRoCroRs 2sD.ST THEATRE-s :1S-Men ana wsmeA'
sTANpARD THEATRES :15-The Clemenceaa |s'e'
STAR rHEATRE-e-The Senator. So
ToNY PASTORS THEATRE and S-VauocVMe'
Union SQUARE THEATRE-s1S-The County hs"'
ilTH.ST THEATRE-s-Blue Jeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
PERSONAL.

,,,,., preusr ~ the United states Supreme Court,
wore long beard when he first went 10 Tcs
but now appears on the bench "ith eii'0' A
Colonel Lucius w. Miller, COngressmanelect rom
the Oshkosh district Of Wisconsin, Is "
colonel J. p Miller, Of Vermont. The latter gentie'
man was in Greece when that country was lighting ior
ire existence and on the field of Missoongh to whlcn
pvron refers he picked up a little boy whom no
brought this country, adopted ana nsn and he
,,aars ago yOung Miller went out to WISCONSIN,, "u o
rIII now fake his place in the next Congress as 'he
first f,blooded Greek ever elected to that BODY
The statue of Joan D'Arc, which was unveiled In
PHILADELPHIA on Saturday by the French citizens Vi
that ton depicts her in full armor asride prancing
hnrSa also in armor and carrying In one hand the
Oritamme.
Prince Edmund Radziwi, one Of the Catholic leaders
in the German Rechstag, and also well KNOWN as al
author, has Just entered the religious order OF INC
penedctines in the abbey Of Beuron. lie VIII 4e
known hereafter under the name OF Father benoi'
Radziwill.
Moody Merrill whom the Republicans of Boston
have nominated for Mayor, Is o Ncw-liampshire man
by BIRTH He has held many municipal onces ana
has taken special interest In tho park system Oh
Boston, In 1880 he was member OF Massachuset. ,s
Electoral College He Is lawyer by profession put
from 1S2 TO 1886 was also president OF horse railway
company At tho present time no Is president oI te
Roxbury Club.
The Turkish Minister at Washington, Mavroyenl Bey'
has recently received from the sultan the grand Gordon
meyer awarded in Turkey TO diplomatic officers whose
rank is below that Of ambassador. Mavroyeni Bey'
an envoy, is the first officer of his rank VINO has re-
celved the honor.
The mother Of Miss willard denies that the presi-
dent Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
asprcs to Methodist blshOpric. Only ordained
ministers she says, eligible. Mrs willard doubts
whether her daughter Is seated as delegate al
the next General Conference.
Governor elect Russell, Of Massachusetts,, having re-
turned TO Cambridge from a vacation, has promptly
paid his respects in person to Governor Bracket ana
+ preparing to write his first state paper.
Count Alexander Szechenyi, who was given up as
lost is soon expected ut Vienna, Austria The rmor
was recently that had been assassinated at Homo
luu The Count has brought back from his distant
VOYAGES more than 900 Photographic views from
countries which had not been visited by Europeans
since the times of Cook and Vancouver. His COM
panons Count wachtmeister and Renee dc Castin, Will
return with him to the Austrian capital As TO his
third companion Count sandor he viii proceed directly
TO Pesh where he will place himself at the disposition
OF the judicial authorities; he had been sentenced
previously three years in prison for having fought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
TYPES OF HEROISM.
confidence

The Yambuya disclosures have accomplished
at least one good purpose. The vagarles ana
excuses of hero worship have been corrected
by these revolving evidences OF civilized bar
barity. When Mr.. Stanley and his associates
returned to Europe from Zanzibar their expedi-
ton for the relief of Emin was hailed with loud
acclaim as one of the most heroic enterprises in
modern annals of adventure. In prosaic age
they had dared to do what seemed impossible
and their virtues were extOlled in the capitals
of Europe and throughout America as chlvalrous
traits of the Homeric age. In world en-
crossed with business traffic mOney-greed and
increasing gossip, they were types OF men OF
action. When the Khedive and the British
Ministers had abandoned Emin to his fate, and
eeographers and explorers were chatterng
about the impossibility of rescue. they had
nobIy hazarded their lives and trumphantly
accomplished his deliverance after enduring
agonzing hardships in uninhabitable forest
iuneles. Appreciation of the intrepidity and
commanding qualities of these men Of action
has not spent its force, but the transports OF
extravagant hero worship have moderated. The
with the true metal of their heroism. All that
elittered was not gold. Some OF these men OF
action were of very base clay.
This readjustment of human judgment has
been rendered necessary by the copious and
revolving literature of the expedition. Every
surviving officer has either written or is pre-
pairing book on the subject. and the relatives
of Barttelot and Jameson, with amcntable lack
of Judgment have participated in the literary
traffic The leader of the expedition has en-
tered upon a most profitable lecture tour, and
doubtless will be followed by other associates.
We do not condemn this literary activity and
successful trafcking in a subject that interests
the public. Ii is natural and laudable; blu. at
the same time it materially detracts from the
heroic character of the expedition. When the
elaborate diaries are produced and one book
follows another and profitable lecture tours are
organized, the campaign of adventure in Africa
the noble quest for the deliverance of be-
| eaguered and abandoned Emin, assumes the
| aspect of literary speculation. These heroes
| Of action. whose hearts were fred with chivaI-
| rous impulses, worked induStriously over their
diaries. apparently impressed with the fact thai
there was good deal of money TO be made on,
of their experiences. One of them was so zeal
ous in his search for subjects for illustrations
of his future book that he procured for SONG
| a revolving exhibition of cannibalism. So
| fierce is the mania for book writing that near.
| ly all the officers. together with Barttelot':
and Jameson's friends. are now engaged ir
| melancholy controversies over the conduct o
| the expedition and the revolving crimes Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

neglected fraction is not our fr1end Springer
No man who is fit to enjoy Tree rae lroni
Columbus to New-York in private car VIII
Colonel Lamont and Mr. Cleveland can be
deemed anything less than whole candidate
for the Speasership
THAT is evidently Mr. springer's view OF the
situation as well as our own. am III the
t;pbt to win" he says as often as he can lay
hold TO an ear to say it into. 81 have four
teen votes from my own State to begin w'h'
and can count on the Northwest" unhap-
nilv. he fails to consider, among other things
how many votes from his own State he VIII
have to end with. As we have already pointed
out. only very slight knowledge OF mathe.
MATES is necessary to show that on the first
ballot in the Democratic caucus every member
will vote for himself, after the manner OF the
Grecian cyclists with whose seliishness on a
memorable occasion history has made Mr.
Springer familiar Like them, the caucus may
sooner or later agree on some individual can
didate for second choice, but why must ne
necessarily hail from Illinois? The only abb
soutc certainty in politics is that to the victors
helono the brOils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
TEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ror.,on-Iondon banks have agreed 70 guar
80 O., ooo. 900 for Barring Brothers q Co.
+h.r. as uueasiness on the Continent at exchahgeS
=. =, tbc outceme of the trouble. - Inc heicnS-
Tor will thank Professor Koch in behalf OF inc
German Nation for his services to science =
Three Nihilists including woman were een U.l,'
=, death in St. Petersburg. 80 Captain Oshea
sacrred his divorce - Thirty-eight hVes were
lost bv the capsizing of ship OF the Daimatah
coast. - Troops fired upon crowd OF rlo'ers
near Moscow and wounded 100 persons.
Domestic.-Secretary Proctor has made arrange
ments to suppress an Indian uprising. = iho
Ccnsus Office has issued bulletin on the nhanci",
condition of municipalities. - Inc annu"'
meeting of the Baltimore and ONO hairoau IN
many took place in Baltimore. - Inc me- 'loo.0O
Committee on Missions made appropria''onS .o'
tho work in India and Africa. - An 1ns'i'u,
49,, e. treat consum ptives by Dr. Kochs method
will be shortly built in Boston. - Inc DosOon
Coar;ro Uouse voted to issue certificates 10 banks
+hot NODDED HELM. - freight train weho
t,,rorcb the bridge over the Kaw River al Nam
.ns Citv. nine men were killed and several H.
jured. ,.r. T. n, ord
CITY and Suburban. Gregory. Ballou q 20. ana
pandal &, Wierum, brokers. made assignments
= IT, was Thought that the North klVer bahH
could not resume business. - Inc Oeheiai
Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen Of the Ci'y
81 New-York celebrated its lo5th anniversary oy
n a,nner at the Hotel Brunswick. - The Church
Temperance Society opened its ninth annuai CON
vention. - Winners at Linden Park: hi''y
Van. Kempland. Raymond q" Graylock' fearl
Set and Lakeview. - Monslgnor fres'oh 'ne
Roman Catholic Vicar-General of the Archdiocese
celebrated the forteth anniversary OF MS oroiha-
ION = Robert Ray Hamilton's will was made
ruhl;c - Stocks comparatively quiet; de-
Cline from the opening, followed by an advance
witch left final figures at material gains. closing
strong.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day Cloudiness'
nossiblv with a little rain, followed by clearing
slightly warmer, followed by cooler Tempera-
ture Yesterday Highest, 81 degrees; lowest AZ
average, "a 7-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
TWISTING FOR THE SCRIMMAGE.

The Democrats have been having high old
time ever since the election and we are glad
of it. The weeping and crashing of teeth Will
come later. Already cloud full as large as
a mans hand has formed in the political sky.
BEFORE it stops growing it will shut out pretty
much ALI the sunlight of victory. 1t may take
an varions shapes and hues as it gets bigger ;
Int at present it is very irregular in outline
and when looked at closely is seen to bear
striking resemblance to the chair in which the
Sneaker of the House of Representatives sits
when he is on duty We should not be sur
prised if il retained that shape until after the
first Monday in December. 1891.
Now the sneakers chair is not an unpleasant
object to behold when it is occupied by man
who fits it comfortably: but when 1t Is sur
rounded by mob of bowling, scramblng Dem
ocrats. each one determined that il he can't
have it nobody else shall, it cannot fail to
present distressing and pitiable appearance.
And this. we fear, is what is in store for it
after the 4th of March next ensuing. This is
the fourteenth day since the election, and al
ready eight candidates for the Spealiership have
announced themselves. A simple arithmetical
calculation will show that this rate of entry is
exactly sufficient to enable every Democratic
Congressman elect to appear in his own behalf
before the Speakership caucus of the next
House. Or, if the sum does not work out right,
we are willing to concede that there is one
half-candidatc in the field whom we don't count.
! TO avoid error we hasten to declare that this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

-. ~ the rear column. These contro-
ieau .:s. nav be necessary in the interest OF
vels.' hut the heroic traits of these Homerio
"" e,, ,,ve been impaired in public estimation
ao. All. literary traffic and unseemly wrangling.
ny ,"'' Ienbson's book will convince any candid
-, that the rescue of Emin and the il
. or and treacherous Egyptian cut-throats
sorvinp under him was not worth the heavy
lii ~ human life and suffering and the de-
..ad;no exhibition of civilized barbarty which
!, cost The Yambuya controversy also estab-
,;shos the fact that incompetent and, in two
;notances. heartless men were selected as Off
nors and the division of the expedition into
49,. Columns was fatal mistake. Let these
noints be passed over.
What we are contending for is the distinc-
ZION which is to be made between types OF
o,osolv calculated adventure and moral heroism
The Protestant evangel on Lake Nyassa or the
catholic missionary on Victoria Nyanza takes
bis life in his hand and buries himself in bar
barous countries. lie does not go to the Dark
Continent in search of adventure, nor does he
rot,,rn TO write books and deliver lectures
Wbether he dies of fever the first summer, or
IL massacred at his station or works year after
YEAR among the natives, his heroism passes
without observation. 1t is his mission to teach
dooraded races the elements of civilization and
Christianity He suffers and grows strong.
lie oommunes with his own heart and is STILL
lie does his work in sublime spirit of self
sacrifice unclouded with premonitions of noto-
riety and publishers bargains That is moral
beroism of the finest FIBRE The men of action
of the Stanley campaign of adventure have
noble and commanding traits, but they are not
types of the highest qualities of heroism and
IF .,,(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

Captain Tllman, Governor-elcct Of South Car
olina, does not find favor in the eyes OF that
aristocratc institution, the South Carolina Club.
Tie club refused TO invite him to IT., annual bail
the other night. Tillman may be able TO pocket
the affront, but lis friends have taken up arms
in his behalf and intend to have law passed
forbidding the high and mighty South Carolina
Club from holding us balls in the State House
in the future. They may believe that Time makes
all things even, but clearly they don't mean to
LET him take too much time in this case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
WE CANNOT SPARE Mr.. INGALLS,.

From The Washington Critic.
Mr. ingalls, Is who, on National grounds
shoud be Kept In public life. There may be many
OF us who do not share certain of his political opinions
and who dcpore certain Of his political tendencies but
there are very few, should think. who do not ad
mire the mans brilliant attachments aud rejoice In
his hold and original intellectually There Is not
i'm the whole body of Congress more vivid ana con-
ncuous personality than his, and even IN the larger
arena OF the Nation itself, II except Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr. Blaine there few II any who arouse keener
interest or stimulate curiosity. Mr.. ingalls, Is
too ornamental TOO iorceful, TOO interesting, 10 DO
spared