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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Ha fallecido repentinamente {
popular empresario de teatros Dol
Felipe Ducazcal.
Los sefiores Osnovas del Castillo
= Romero B0bledO han celebradt
una amistosa conferenoia, que e,
Objet0 de concentrates en- los cfrcu
los polfticos, por creerse que Sc hs
fratado en- ella de Ia crisis ministe
rial.
Madrid, Is. - III senior Romero
R0bledo estA cor forme con ell pro
grama del gobierno; pero NADIA
hay definitivO hasta ahora respecto
de su reingreso en- ell partido libe-
raj conservador, por mas que Sc
cree que no habra d ficultades para
una c0mpleta avenencia.
CI6ese que formsr8 pafte del
nuevo gabiDete el Sr. D. Alberto
Bosch y Fustigueras.
Dice La CorYesp0ndensia Militar
que ha habido completa svenencia
entire los senpres CAnovas del Gas
tillo y Romero Robledo.
Madrid, IL -Dfcese que se plan
teara Ia crisis ministerial cuando
termine la causa formada con mo-
two del ataque al cuartel del Buen
Suceso en- Barcelona.
Sc habla de medidas de preeau-
ci6n tomadas por las autolidades
y de estar siendo objsto de activs
vigilancia algnnas personals muy
signifcadas en- los partidos avan- |
zados en- Madrid.
Madrid, 19.-El Sr. D. Ramon |
de Herrera ha visitado a los Sres
Ministr0 de la Guerra y Presiden-
te del Oonsejo Supreme de Guerra
y Marina, con objeto de pedirles
que aprueben el nnevo reglsmento
de los Voluntarios de la leila de
Cuba, CON 10 cnal So satisfarAn las
justas aspiracionss de los indivi-
duos que componen. dichos cuerpos.
Ha llegado de iDc6gnito esta
Oorte ell gran duque Wlad,miro de
Russia, hospedAndose en- el hotel de
Ia Par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

El Tino de PeptonG Detrssne con
tiene la Peptona Defresne, primers
admitlda en- los Hospitales de Pa
rts y para Ia Armada francesa.
I'll Vino Defresne contiene to-
dos los elementos de los m1sculos
y de la sangre; devueIve ell spetito
perdido; abrevia la convalecencis;
restablece las fuerzas de los ao6mi
cos Y de los diabeticos. Alimenta
sin cansar las personss debilits-
das 6 mlnadas por Ia fiebre 6 la
disenteria.
Esta encuentrase en- todas las
buenas farmscias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

ca 81 supreme viaje de Ia Fer
nidad, en- Ia incesante peregri
naci6n 4 los frios dominios d,
ionde no sc vnelve jsmss.
Otra vez nos ha llamado Il
IgIesia record&ndonos tan sagra Ia
obligation. Y otra vez hemoa obe-
decide gu maternal mandate.
Por ESQ eI domingo Il timo ests
C,udad de vivos en- que nos agi
tsmos, arrollados por ell torbelli
no de las humsn,s actividade. ;
por ESQ esta ciudsd de vivos,
decfsmos se despobl6 ell domingo
dltimo para visissr Ia fdnebre ciu-
dad de los muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
SANTORALl.

Miefcoles, 4.--San Car'os b..
tromeo, obispo ? confssor.
Jueves, 5.-Ls Dedlcaci6n de
'sta S.ntA k esia CAteora', S,n
Zaearia', profeta, y Santa label,
1dres del Bautista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
GUIA LOCAL.
S0BRINos De EznuIAeA,
FORTALRZA, IL.

CASA de giros , oomiMones.
/, 1 Agsutes de los vaporss correos Do la
mpsnia TrasatlAnsics Espafols.
Agentes de Id ID de los seiiores In.
rioaga y Co., de Liverpool.
Ilem idsm G. 81. Fletcher y Co.,
il. (compahia ola Fischa" de ID.
Agsntes Do Id Id Dc los ssfores j. 7.
nj ,kels J Co., Lines de "Serra".
Agsntss de Baht, Behsend , Ress,
Liasa de "Ssrra".
Agsntss dc 10 CompaaiA Do 5eguroi
conra Inasndios deaomiaada IN" Ro.
ssl". Id
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

E,ta acreditada FAbriea de TIA.
bacos y CigarriIlo. de la H .bans,
cuyo dusfio, D. Andre Rodriguez,
tan conocldo es por sus caritativo.
.. ntimientos, hs publieado un q .
oum con pensami, ntos de escri-
torres cubanos y puertorliqusfios,
que reproducimos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
HOTEL RESTAURANT AURORA
de Antonio Navarro.
42.-FORTALEZA-45.

Este Establecimiento gastron6-
mico. recomendable por 81 situa-
ci6n centrica, 10 es muCho mas nor
las tiltimas reformas que tanto on
ilnarlas como las conccrnientes Ii
ouen servicio de sus favorecedores
"a recientemente establecido 81
nuevo dueflo; para que ell gusto y
nuen trato esten en- srmonia con 4
llmpieza ; equldad, indispensables
en- establecimientos p6bIicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
AUTOGRAPHS.

(DEL ALBUM DE LA BELLEZA),
Ri mas alto range 90 el del
obrero. Dios 10 demuestra con
su gran srAbsjo semanal; h'zo sl
mundo en- selo dias y Ell eeptimo
descsns6.
Fac ell primer obrero.
Francisco Hermidd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

| Nombrado Vocal de la Junt,
lie Concursos Agiicolas don Jn-
liAn e. B aneo.
Sc de- cnenta de haber tornado
possession del cargo de Ministro
Residente de Espafia en- Carscst
don N. G. de u ibarri.
Snbaatas.
ReaIes Otdenes disponiendo Ia
oermuta de sue destinos entire D.
Aogel Monares, Administrador
lie Ia Adoana de Ponce. y don
LUIS S.nquirico, idem de ID de
Maysgiiez.
Otra nombrando O6cial 80 dc
Ia Iotervenci6u General de 10 Ad
del Estado 4 don
Jose Vilsplans.
Relaci6n nominal de donativos |
para las victimas de los tenn pora-
lee de la Peniosu q. Continds.
Pro videncias judiciales.
Auuaks ,~.sa~kos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
"CERVANTES.'

CentrO general de publlca
clones para toda la isla de
.FRAl.E & Co.-Tetuan 81.
Eu este Centre se admiten sus-
criptores q toda clase de obras,
tsnto de lujo como eoon6micas, ser
vldas por cuadernos 4 domicilio 6
on la forms qve mas le agrade al
sus ,riptor. Tamblen se completan
toda clase de Obras truncas, para
Icuyo efecto las pers0nas que las
tuvieren en- tai estado y deseen
continuarlas, pasaran q este Oen-
tro una nota del dltimo cuaderno
que tengaa en- 81 poder; en- Ia inte.
lgenoia de que seran selvidos con
soda puntualidad y eco lomia, que
es la norma que 80 propone segnir
escrupuiosamente este puevo Gen.
GRO de publicaciones.
Puerto. Rico, Noviembre de 1891.
-FRAILn s. Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
ESPANA Y PORTUGAL.

Cr6nica ilustrads y litefaria de-
AZ Oentenario del Descubrlmientc
de Am6aca.
Sc publica en- Madrid con la co.
laboraoi6n de los mas ilustres es.
critores nacioaales y lusitanos.
Agentes en- esta Capital seiores
Sobrlnos de Ezquiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
RGVISTA COMERCIAL
DE NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS.

Operaciones durante los
olas2 y3 de Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.



De Palma de Mallofca y escala.
oerg esp +" Virgen del Buen Cami-
no." de 212 tnlds, cap Sans, D Ru
bert Huns, F Font, SO grfns, 100
castaiiss triple anis. Barceio y Pc
rujo, SOL nrfns csraban chel, 1850
srfas vacios. G Vicente y comp,
5000 g FMS vacios. A la Orden sin
narcas 1860 or, go c sal, 25l bal.
os. 735 fds ajus, 6l8 grfns vinagIe,
$3.50 glfns vacins, $50 frutas,
l2lI4 PIP vino, 1160 grfns aceitu.
uar, 176 Q pasas, 102 grfns aguar.
diente o anda, 1890 kilos cebollas
De B lrceloDs y escalas, vap esp
Alfonso KILL" de 1856 tnlds,
'apltan Jaureguizar, ) de EE-
luisga, 4 muehles, 81 G chocolate
319 pasta. ] Oonoa y Hmuo, 27
mantequilla, 2 jamones, 70
nts csstanas, sidra. Oerecedo
Hermanos y comp, 40c ginebra,
II almidon, 8 conservas, 2 Z
mostaza y salzs, 2 hortalizas, /
O fecula, iches. ZAlduondo y
Valle, l Q calcetines. Piza Hmns,
| tejidos. s de 1uina y comp, 20
. duices 3 biscochos, IL conse,
vas. M Vicente 8 c muebles Y otros
n. Ronsn y comp 38 barrioas
clavos l juguetes. Armasy Jime
ae1, 5 . bombas, l latlg0s. A
Lynn B llbros y otros.F Font 40,4
sino. Hernaiz y mp, II brls vino
j M Izqaie;do y comp 80 G conser-
vas, IL G mantequilla. Scrs de
Orcasitas y comp "a Q vino l 9 ia.
mones 7 Cividsnes y comp, 16O
cnts cast mas, 40 81 nueces, Is Z
aa astaiiss 10 G nueoes. Palacios y
comp 25 " nueces 100 cnts casta.
mas. Lentlni y comp 10 estuches
de orc y plata, Z juguetes y
otros. G Font hbros. & Mendi-
zabal, 2 c tejldos y otros. Uria /,
comp, 2 perfumerias Font y vi.
tal, 2 Q tejidos A la Orien mar
as; 60 cuts papss Z A l G chOcO
late. q V l G equipsjes. n ' l {
espejos.
De Habana y escalas, vsp espa.
dol I'M Maria," de 737 tnlds cal
Vaca, L Ddplace. s de Lui1a J
ooUp 172 c'garrillos. G Bolivar
y comp, 70 ia i'd Vicente y comp
I75 i'd Id. A la Orden marcas: L
LOO G cigarrllios. r 26 pqts tabli
has. r O 100 i'd i'd. P FL 20 rollo
Isuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
VARIEDADES.
En Ell Cellanterio.

Orr yer hemos enmplido con
81 eriasiano deher de oEsr por las
aImas Do los ane nos plseedisEon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
sALIDAs DE CABoTAJE.

1AHIDAS De UAbOIAII5.
Glk to esp Ooncepci6n," para
Mapati.
Col esp Inocencia, para Arecibo.
DE5PAOHADOS,
Vap esp Avil6s, pora Arecibo y
ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

OPERAoIONEs DE BUQUEs EN- PTo
TRAvESfA
Berg esp "Virgen del Buen Oa.
mino," cargando,
Col ing "Zeta," descargando.
Col esp "B satriz," descargando.
OABOTAJN.
Col esp "P. de Arecibo," carga
para Arecibo.
G 'leta esp " PETRA" carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp 'Tsabels," csrga para
Yabucoa y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Traspuesto ell dintel del p6r
leo que do acceso a. Cementerio
sobre cuya eupuls &lzase el ange
del juicio GnAl, ell euadro que & !,
vista del observsdor se desp ega'
ba tents que dejsr, y sin duda al
Iuns dtjaba. en- su ammo, la hue
Ia de una impre ion grs,isima y
consoladors oil par que inefable,
mente triste y melancoIica.
0 70 hormiguero de seres hu
msnos discurriendo por todos 10.
mhitos de Ia Metropolis.
Los pan,eones, las cruces d.
fosa comdO, las l&pidss de 10,
ichos ' simbolica estanteri,
ionde tantas bistorias guarda e
misterio de Ia muerte"-- exhi
oisnse en- su immense mayors
eiegantemente decorsdos con Ia,
Grimorosas ofrendas del recuerdc
y del carifio.
Aqui la madre desolada & e
hJo lloroso dando ell tltimo toqut
Al adorno de una cruz debsio d.
il cual descansa en- suetio inaca
bable 10 persona idolatrada qu.
40 sc olvida nunca.
All un grupo de indiferente,
,sysndo Ell epitsio de una lapids
postrer psgins. epilogo luc,uo,t
del iibro de una txistepcis tai wa
: orioss, tai vez sumbria.
Mas ALA las p'srideras notas
de un response cantado SCORE uns
tumbs, confundie n 10 sus caden.
e'as y sus ecos con ell foerte mur
mulIo de las convereaciones y Ia.
preces de 10 mu' hedumbre y cor
% estruendosos embaies del in
mediate msr que sc sstrella espu
moso contra eus rocas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
ARMaS 7 llMENEz, u'a'

esteblsci@lsnto &s sesFs3griay zRlasAilA, auEtdc
gsHeEalsR slrRms, vassss NJ se, mayer sstnll
ansne snstas RisdRp Eiasfsea ppgaia psYn
taxcH aesIHlhsa isvsksgas FsEsssa iinisados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

El movimiento ver,iginoso, q
inevitable bGllicio de Ia vida, do.
minando en- Ia superficie de Ia r.
movida iierrs, e.a ,ierra amig,
que no ee cansa de reciblr en- 81,
seno la humsnida5 que cae
Absjo, sra+ Lac primerss capas
10 ssta superficis, ia eterna qui'
tod. Ia 'nercis etsrna, Ia eterns
pen' mhra del srcsnol
iOssa humiiiatoi
Ami tstsn para levantar.e IN
dia sobre ell vale de Jo.aphat d Il
orden de un Trlbonal ina2elable
Canine del sepuIero msrcha
mos todos Elm remedio.
La muerte, gran nive'adors y
luvticiera, a nadie excepttis, POI
alto que este, del fata tribute.
Iengsmos presente 10 que dc
Ell q djo Horscio.
. aque. verso de Jorge Nan
rique:
Nnestfas vidas son los rios
Que Van dsr Ell la mar,
Q1e es ell mOrir.
AHA van los eefiorios
| Derechos & Sc aeabsr
Il Consumir.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
p AlVNSU. ssaaias I !. jssfSS:: to:
xo4osAAYo On IL xzAL CASA

9eH situie koaerihcs per n. RsY. Pysmiado
rsS Msdails &c plata = nsB et6s kuAoftnra.
Hacs gsEanaAlnsEts tads cissa de esatrate an "a
dusvs MssahlscinisAte fpsimsEe aR aa alsse1 Dc .
a. - MazsAa sdsis itfSa. aaags- O. diA este
suksi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
sALIDAs Du TRAvHsfA.


Para Habana, vap esp "Alfonso
KILL" despachado por 8. de Ez-
quiaga, con cargo de transito.
Para Halifax, gol ing Sarah
Alice" despachado por Lopez vi.
lIamil 8 Go, con 81 boys, ! bl, 100
sacos az1car, con 54,637 kilos.
Para Habana y escalas, vap esp
l"Oatalan," despachado por Viiande
81 Go. For r. Llaneza, 65 pacas
tabacos, con 2l40 kilos. Pasa Oai-
barien, por Lopez Villamil &: 90,
los 81 cafe con 14,275 kilos.
Para Habana y escalas, vap esp
/" Emiliano," despachado por s
9 Ezquiaga, 73 81 cafe con GAG
kios. Por Oaldas & Go, 160 ps
lc tabaco ON 8074 kilos. Por G
Vnet te y comp 81 paeas tabatt
con 4906 kilos. Por f Font, 20 =
lmirahuano con 426 kilos Por j
IOahoa y Hmno AZ brls sebo COZ
I6564 kilos, 81 81 mirahuano, cor
Ib6U kl,us P.ra Matauzas, por j
lOohoa y Hno, 30 Vi cate, con 523(
lkilos. Para tenfuegos, por s d,
EzQuiags, 80 81 cafe con 443O kilos
Por ] Oehoa y hezmano, 80 sI Caf
leon A.eaa hl0al
~HTsa sst ae4-4.-e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Sc venden en- Ell Establecimien
to de d. FRANCISCO FONT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Hemoe lido otra vez q visitar &
os mnertos en- su propia morsds.
l. evando coronas en- las msnoF,
plegarias en- los labios.... = en- 10
mente la segurfsima conviction
de que mas tarde 8 mas tempra
no hsmos de hacerles compsfiis
para siempre.
mos esperanI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
nNTRADAs Dn CABorAJn.

Col esp Isabella, de Humacao.
Bdra esp Nueva Flor, de Vieques
Col esp Inocencia, de Arecibo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Ayuntamientos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14

Al the timber is on the ground for the
bridge over Sycamore, and the work OF
driving the pilirg began yesterday. BY the
time this bridge is completed the company
which is to build 4 street car line to the
Methodist college will be ready 10 build.
Worl; on the rolling mill is progressing
rapidly now, and the buildings viii soon be
completed In sixty days at the outside the
mill viii be rolling iron.
The contract for a large planning mill for
North Fort Worth has been closed and
work on the buildings win soon begin.
N c. Ellis has received his plans for his
$50, 000 residence TO be erected on the North
Side.
John Andrews will begin work on five cot
tageS in the cotton mill addition this week.
Four tEyo-story houses costing on an
average OF 5000 are going up in Arlington
Heights.
The company organized to maintain a
cotton compress on the North Side is nego-
tiatiug for Z site.
The lake and park in North Fort Worth
win be completed in 4 few weeks.
Smith {, Bardon have men and teams at
work on the Methodist college east of the
city.
The Hendricks building VIII be completed
by October. II viii cost $l30OU0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14

The Houston World has this 10 say Of
the Texas exhibit palace erected BY the
Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce:
This is one of the best advertising medi-
ums in our great and glorious state. Ii IS
situated at the Union depot at Fort Worth,
Tex. The building is on the order of the
Spring Palace of Fort Worth; products
from all over the state are on exhibition. The
idea is novel and tasty and. in fact, very
sensible. The building was put up by the
go-ahead and progressive Chamber Of Com
merce of that city. Mr.. T. Graham IS the
manager, and one of whom the people Of
that grand district can well be proud of.
He is brilliant, interesting, keen and OBJ
servant representative. The idea is this:
When capitalists get off the train
or are looking around for loca-
tons, Mr. Grdham's pleasant smile invites
them into the exhibition hall and when they
are within the building. why, that is al
thai IS necessary. He explains 50 sorcibly
and intelligibly the idea OF the display that
prospectors and investors at once fan in
love with our great Texas. The Texas
World is glad to see such good sensible
ways and means of bringing Texas 70 the
front ranks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14

the car is being put into practical eff
feet, and the Jews being banished from
certain cities and driven out of the
empire. The announcement that the
Russian minister Of finance has de-
cided to leave in European banks 500,
600, 900 rubles of Russian deposits with
them, one-half OF which is held by
Paris banks, shows his independence
OF the Rothschilds, who were supposed
to determine the policy Of European
potentates by controlling the sinews Of
war, as they have done for many years.
Even they, who were at one time as
supreme in European affairs as Bis
marck in Germany, seem now to have
lost in part that supremacy. and no
longer control through their millions
the destiny Of nations or the fate OF
princes.
The Gillian insurrection is still in
progress, and President Balmeceda
still carries his head upon his Shout
ders, as do also the leaders of the rebel
factions. Accounts vary as to the true
status of affairs in that far away re-
public. and doubtless no impartial and
unbiased accounts have been yet re-
ceived from there. The rebels appear
to be strong in both numbers and re-
sources, and may yet put the presi-
dents head On the block. The
pursuit by one OF Uncle Sans
iron clads Of the rebel ship
Italia, loaded with guns and munitions
of war taken on board in California,
and destined for use among the Gillian
insurgents, will be watched with a
good deal OF interest in this country.
The war in Chill appears to be the re-
suit of greed in a couple of big mercan-
tile establishments in New York strug-
Cling for supremacy and fat contracts
in that country. a few days ago the
indications were that Secretary Blaine,
who has given US such splendid ad-
ministration, had about concluded 10
agree with the English minister to
modus vivendi pending final settlement
of the Behring sea dispute. The tenn
porary plan, if adopted, would suspend
sealing on the Prybolof islands this
season which is about to begin, and dis
appoint the North American seal
company in which are some Of Blaine's
friends, of their expected profits. The
secretary's decision in the matter is
anxiously waited for with the popular
hope that it will be in favor of the
seals, and temporary arrangement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14
ONE THING AND ANOTHER

The recent election of Bismarck to
the German parliament and his well
known hostility to the policy of his
master. the kaiser, has aroused great
interest throughout Europe, as well as
provoked the kaiser to pitch of anger
and resentment strangely out of keep
ing with his exalted station, but not,
perhaps, with his peevish character.
"One alone is master in this country; it
is l. said he in burst OF Louis XIV.
arrogance. That, OF course. was in
tended for the ex-chancellor as a warn
ing that he had better lie low, 90 slow
and take care of his health, or--''so
much for Buckingham" The fallen
minister declares his opposition to the
quasi-socialastic measures of the EN-
peror, but says in all humbleness that
he does not mean to antagonize them
with bitterness or determination: in
other words, that he won't tear his
linen about them or carry his enmity
so far as 10 endsnger his health. Poor
Bismarck, cowed and terrorized like
all the rest by q king of shreds and
patches. so much for Germany.
In Russia the a1ti-semetic policy Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14

IN OUR public life there are occa-
sional charges of dishonesty and many
of these charges are doubtless true, but
our rational congress is not tainted
with the gross, revolving immortality
that appears to pervade the English
parliament. Capt. Verney, an eminent
member Of that body, has just been ex-
PEELED and sent to prison for practices
so bestial as to exclude him from de-
cent consideration. But few months
ago the world was made acquainted
with the adulterous connection of Par
nell with Mrs. O'Shea, which. had not
his moral sensibilities been clad in the
hide OF 4 rhinoceros. would have COM
PEELED his withdrawal from the public
gaze. And it is only few years since
Sir Charles Dixie, another parlia-
mentary leader was involved in the
same sort Of scandal as has overtaken
Parnell, from which he is now begin
ming 10 emerge. As nation we are
none too good. but let US thank the
Lord that we are not as others are
or that we are not found out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14
AS KiLGORE SEES 1T.
He Points Out the Next Speaker and the
Successful National Ticket
for 1892.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 13-Congress-
man c. B. kilgore of the Third Texas dis
trict, in an interview to-day, said that Mills
would DE the choice of the Democrats for
speaker of the house. Logically and naturally
his own choice for presidential candidate
would be one with Cleveland's name at the
head, and Gray, the Indiana statesman.
directly under it. Mr.. Klgore intimated
that he did think Gray at the head of
the ticket would be serious mistake
He had much TO give him claim 10 the place,
and his only drawback was that he had not
been long enough out of the Republican
party. Mr. Kilgore did not think
be in the way. The battle
cry would be Cleveland and Gray,
low tariff and financial reform" Cleve-
land. he said could win on a platform OF
this kind without knowing that party re-
Strictions were about him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-14
Manchester Commercial Review.

MANCHESTER, May 13.-The Guardian in
its commercial article says: Quietness
prevails in the market. Business yester-
day was below that of Tuesday last This
was partly due TO wants being sup
Piled, and partly to unconfirmed
rumors of financial difficulty in
London and apprehensions OF higher rate
of discount. Inquiry for India was poor.
There was some inquiry for China at low
rates. Little business was executed Most
sellers are in too strong position to yield
There was a smaller business for the
smaller foreign markets. There were few
fresh orders from the home trade. There
was little fresh inquiry for yarn Export
ers are buying in small quantities. The
inactivity is giving spinners anxiety
Home buyers purchased sparingly. The
production of fine and fancy India goods is
fairly engaged. Occasionally sellers Of
plain shirtings are wanting orders.
There was small, but steady
demand for most kinds of plain printing and
fancy cloths. sufficient to keep that depart
ment fairly firm. The best makes of heavy
goods were strong. The production is well
engaged. The lower qualities were slow Of
sale.