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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Of Rhode Island, Etc.
OfIlce OF the HarbOr Commissioners,
MnrLat Gnr .,c

"HTkct sVUdre, GOT. OF tH1aI II.
Providence. II. l., oct 2S 1891.
Notice Is hereby given, under Chapter 100 OF the
Public Statutes. OF the intention of this Board to
mark out a harbor line on the east side OF Pawtucket
or Seekonk River from Bass rock, below Dunnels
wharf. 10 the Central or Red Bridge along the Paw
tucket aud East Providence shores.
The Office OF this Board and the 2sth day Of No
vember \. ID. 1891, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ are the place
and tine fixed for hearing the city of Pawtucket the
IN this matter.
J. HERBERT sHEDD.
Chairman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-17
TO LET-HOUSES.

HOUSE TO RENT 90 900 WASHINGTON ST,
III comprising eleven rooms and all modern con-
yeniences Apply to GEO +. BARsToW, 81 Wey-
bOsset street.
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ron SALE-REAL EsTATE.


ONE TEN CENT CIGAR EACH DAY COSTS
at ON s9l2.5o at per cent. own Your own home.
Washington Park. ISAAC H. GOFF
20 Custom House 81.
ECONOMlZE AND BUY LAND AND BE
IL twice blessed. Cultivate good habits and ac-
euire property. Washington Park.
20 Custom House 81.
". Now The present is yours. The past l. gone.
The future who can forctell Washington Park.
ISAAC l.. GOFF,
- Custom House 81.
HEN \ MAN WANTS A HOME HE LOOKS
" iur good location Washington Park. ISAAC
l.. dOtF, 20 custom House ~.
lie LOOMS fOh A IDI AT A RFASONABIE
price; Washington Park. ISAAC l.. GOfF.
- Custom House H.
HI LOOKS fQR A GOOD NElGHBORHOOD.
u Washington Park. ISAAC l.. GOFF, IS Custom
House st.
I'OR ALI Is EpGEWOOD-FINE BTTDTNG
u Lots on the "Afunln Farm piat." between I,rn.d
si. and the Bay htIIiIlIu location; wide Avenues
already graded seft1 llne houses already building
InUtuNct water gas. low taXes. Broad NJ FIRST fnr
the electric cars handsome lots price. low tel
HORTON, - Westminster -.
DLEAsE remember that when YOU pnrchaso a iot
Il ON the Arnold farm Plat. EdgewOOd, YOU are u0t
buying little 5ONuU lot. Every lot except corners
which are larger Is sOxi22. Call on H. " Horton NJ
Westminster II
DROADwAY ESTATE FOR sALF-BRfCK
ID house corner lot located on the most doslrf ie
bath and dressing rooms, with act bowls laundry
80 tubs, large ard small furnace. electric lighting
ard complete In every respect Call address
~ Exchange place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
HENRY f. FERRIN.
AUCTIONEER.

would inform my friends and the public that
M am suii In the auction business and make speciality
" Soluctlng sales OF furniture at residences stocks
~ soous ia stores real estate and all outside sales Ot
49,, 49, description Terms reasonable and satis ac-
u9n T guaranteed or no charge.
o UrtICEa1ae Weybosset 81. Halls block. room Ma
:, w ohe nlsht. Onco hOurs-lO 70 ~. 8 % D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-17

Brief Marriage and Death notices inserted
free. Want 4" advertisements Of not more than
ten lines half cent ioord for the first insertion,
transient rates thereafter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-17
MARRIED.

ULLRICH-TREuS SH-In this city, l4th inst,
at the residence OF the groom, No. 66 Transit
street. by the Rev. Charles III. Plummer, Mr..
PETER uLLRCH and Miss KATARINA TREusH,
both Of Providence. IL. 1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Fotograffas en"..... prOsa

Francamente, senores Nj EN- la mismtsi-
ma Circacia lucen las mujeres colores nj tez
mas lindas que las de mi semblanzada POr
10 demas son blondes sus cabellOS como los
primeros rayos del Sol en- las rnananas estiva-
les; sus oiOs (Que deberian ser prohibidOs
pOr Orden de Ia autoridad, como contrarios a
la tranquilidad pdblica), tienen algo del azul de
los cielos, y algo tambi6n del verde clarO de
las ondas del mar. Son, como dicen que los
tuvO Minerva Y como me cOnsta que los 7i0
Becquer (no Ell Contado1 de Hacienda), EN- las
nayades de los rios.
Sc llama como una reina lOca que hubO en-
Espana, y su segundO nOmbre es Ell de un
Evangelsta que escribi0 mas versiculos para
la Biblia, que 20 semblanzas para las riquenas.
Voy dar cuatro pinceadas mas en- son
de retOque,. para yer 81 la .puede ust6d COMO
Ger. Es jovencita, esbelta. airOsa, elegante y
tiene una hermana casada con un galeno con
quien reside junto con su padre, mi retratada,
en- Cangrejos.
Respecto de- -nOvio dire q nsted. No
sc ST ST. corazon Sc ha decide va por alguno,
pero segdn confdencia (reservada por su
puestO), que me hizO un amigo de ella Y niO,
hijo de la nebulosa Albion por mas senas, hay
cuatro pollos y un gallo que Sc beben los Vien-
tOs pOr atrapar una sonriZa de la pro teHqpOre
bellisma congrejera.
Mas detalles 2 . Pues ALA van cinco
Els bondadosfsima' Tiene un diente orifcado
que hace lucir mas ell esmalte de los otros. Els
una excelente amiga, hu6rfana de madre, Y Sc
lie forma un hoyuelO en- la mismisima barba
que. .mre usted francamente . 10 digo
con toda seredad :. cuando pienso en- 6l no
pUedo conseguir que Sc manteDga tranquilO
ell corazon.
81 quiere usted mas detalles. =. avise.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10

dena la Intendencia, avisandolo al pdblico para
que los interesados puedan hacer las manifes-
taciOnes que estimen convenienfes.
-Aprobando el Iemate de la colocaci0n de
adoquines en- la calle de la Tanca, favor de
Don Santiago Rodriguez .pOr $1770.
-Aumentar cuatro serenos para los ba-
rrios de Puerta de TERRA Sauturce, 81 la Jun
ia municipal aprueba la transferencia de cr6di-
to necesario del sobrante de 10 in7ertido en-
Orden Pdblico durante 81 Ter. semestre.
-COnceder ell teatro por el mfnimo de al
quiler al Sr. Doctor Don Gabriel Ferrer, que 10
ha solcitado para IN obieto ben6tico.
-Admitir la renuncia del escribiente Don
Manuel Power, y que no Sc proVea por ahora
su vacante hasta que Sc veriique el arreglo
general de las plantilas.
-DispOner ell cobro por la via judicial 81
fuere necesario, de un censo que radica en- Rio
Piedras.
-Desestimar varias instancias del cOntratO
de la reparacion del mataderO.
-Llevar a cabo ell contrato con los farma-
c6uticos de Ia localdad, para ell suministro de
medicinas a los pobres con la tarifa aprobada
las demas condiciones acordadas.
--Celebrar una session eXtra0rdinaria en-
la presente semana para despachar Varios asun-
tos pendientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10

dos, Mrs, Taylor inclusive, pecabamos de
alegges en- grado superlativo) J; Alberto, digo,
echando q un lado la compostura que hasta
aquel momento habiamos Observable, obede-
ciendo al plan de la mas sevefa etiqueta, Sc
puso repentinamente de pic, aizo la copa
hasta la altu1a de su brazo y dijo sin pream-
bulos de ning1n genero:
-Por Isabel, el non, plus, ultra de to-
das las americans por sus ojos a1ules mas
bellos que el cielo de mi terra por su talle
mas requetesalado que el de una an}alu1a,
y... por ese querido amigo Franck que Sc
muere de amores por ella !.---
Y este diciendo, rompio la copa al CO.
locarIa con violencia sobre la mesa. M
Mrs. Taylor fue la primera en- empezar
aplaudir con entusiasmo las palabras y Ia
accion descompuesta de mi amigo, mien,
tras Sc rela mas no poder, lanzandome de
paso, miradas cargadas, as,-direlo aside sa-
tisfacciones y promesas.
Los brindis que inoportunamente prin-
cipiaron antes del almuerzo, Sc acentuaron
entonces pOy todo 10 alto, y aunque era 20
uno de los mas embullados en- la mesa, me
parecio con pena notar que la viuda, auizas
mas alegre de 10 acceptable, empezaba des-
pojarse de las maneras distinguidas y se-
veras que le eran habituales.
Mis- pies y los suyos Sc encontraron mas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10

de una vez por debajo de la mesa, sin que
ella Sc tomara el trabajo de retirarle S.
Por eI. contarrio, Sc empe1o, 10 obtuvo, { a
Pesar de, rni cortedad 1e joven inexperto J.
en- que jsostuviesemos dos conversaciones
la vez.; una p1blica otra que llamare clan
destinay que, por 10 mismo, no DEF de ser
mas exprsiva de 10 regular.
Apenas acabo Alberto de pronunciar su
brindis, que mi no me parecio acep' able
en- una reunion como aquella,- uando la
viuda con entusiasho exagerado, dijo.:
-Por los buenos ratios que juntos he
mos de pasar en- 10 sucesivo los amigos aqui
reunidoss--y hacienda chocar su oopa con la
mia, afadio 81 pos los amores de Franck
que no me son indiferentes! y
Despues, in1itsndo a Alberto, que era
entreslos de Ia t0lonia el mas calavera, =
rompio con estrSpito. sobre Ia mesa "a cops
en- que habla bebido me tendio Ia mano.
Artuto.me miraba 4 hurtadilas fran
ciendo.et.eeno, como 81 quisiera decir 6
- Loves, Franck -. 4 que o4,inas
tu del elesparpaio de esta mnjer7 No
pareee este una .orgia :
Yo volvf la vista hacia ell otro laio.
Aeostumbrado como estaba, a la senci
llez de costumbres, la. compostura y Ia
timidez de las damas de mi pueblo --p, Il
enamorado entonees mas que con el cora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Casa de Beneficencia
MovIMIENTo DEL PERSONAL
MeS de DicjembYe


Empleados :-Existentes en- fin del mes
anterior, 48-Entradas, 1.-Salidas, Ito
tai, 48.
Acojdos -Existentes, en- fin del mes an
terror, Entradas, 2.-salidas, 2.-Total,
148
Acojidas :-Exstentes en- i'm del mes an
terror, Entradas, 3.-Saldas, Total,
13O
Locos :-Existentes en- fin del mes ante
rior, 74-Entradas, 2.-Salido, uno.-Muerto,
Total, "a.
Idem sujetos a la autoridad, 5.-Muerto,
Total, 4.
Locas existentes en- fin del mes anterior,
71.-Entradas, 2.-Salidas, 1.-Muertas, A.
Total, 68,
Acojidas adultas Exstentes en- fin del
mes anterior Total, 7.
Totales :-Existentes en- fin del mes ante
rior, Entradas, 1O-Salidas, 5.-Muertos,
Total, 479.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital
Session del dt0 7

Session del dtG-7
Cumplmiento en- la parte que le cores
ponde la Corporation, de la circular del Co.
berno sobre las elecciones para Diputados a
Cortes.
-Suspender de acuerdo con 10 manifesto
do pOr el Juzgado de instruction, la deVoluci6n
de una ffanZa.
-Formar la declaration de la riqueza
existente EN- este t6rmino municipal, segdn Or
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10

zon, con los sentidos, de la bella americana -
me desagradaban las advertencias que seve-
ramente me hacia Arturo.
Cada vez que sentfa la lijera preston de
los pies de Libi sobre los mfos; cada vez
que sus rodillas, 60y eaSWaIidad, Sc rozaban
con las n1fas. Sc enardecia mi sangre, y me
entraban deseos de gritar para que todos me
oyeran, v para que Arturo supiera que no
me agradaban sus consejos. que Mrs. Taylor,
pesar de la lijereza que el vino la imponia.
seguia siendo en- mi concepto, Ia mas adora-
bic de todas las mnjeres
-Por mis- amores con Libi - grite
apurando la coPa.
II Por ellos : . repitio la viuda dan
do repetidas palmadas sobre la mesa, exa
jerando tai vez su marcado buen humor
Alberto, chispo va en- grado superlati-
vo, exclamo:
III Una puopo icion, senores
-Bien ---- brn! -. que venga esa
proposition dijo la vuda.
Que Libi y Franck enlaoen sus CO
pas. -.- que las camt,ien medic beber,
que selIen cen un bes p1blico sus iusaalsu-
tos de amor !
~ Alberto grit6 Artoro cen Sc
veridad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

I. Agssc0r. Hoy no ha tenido efecto ningu-
ma Ve1ta que resenar.
CW9.-La demanda mas activa ha dado Iu-
gar a que aumente el precio. Sc han hecho
ventas q $24-8O por calidad corriente limpio y
cierra de $248 a $25 p. c.
Roas.-sin alteracion. Sc vende a 60 cen
tavoS gallon.
Miezes.-Sin existencias nj yentas a en-
tregar,
Cneros.-siguen abundantes y de 81 a So
Quintal.
C0ns6ios.-El Banco EspoNol cotiza hoy
como sigue, con regular demanda
Londres 60 DIV, $5-873
Paris div, $163 por 100.
Estados- -Unidos DIV, $22 por 100
Espana 8 DIV, $159 por 100.
~ Habana DIV. $12por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10

Escuso decir que fueron positivamen-
te gratas las horas que mis- amigos y yo pa
samos aquel dla en- la residencia de la viuda.
Comimos las mil maravillas bebimos
mejor, sin que faltase el hecho logico de que
a Ia algeria natural en- aquella reunion, Sc
asociara la que habia de producer la diversi-
dad de vinos tibios frlos, tintos, secos y
generosos que Mrs. Taylor no quiso que eco
nomizaramos.
Cuando lego Ia hora de los pbstres y
con ella la del espumante champagne. Alber-
TO que,-como dicen en- mi pals, lestaba
mas que nadie netido en- tinto, (porque to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Mercado de la Habana
10 DE ENERO J

10 DE ENERGY
CGf9.-Buena demanda mejora de pre-
clos con tendencia a subir. Las ultimas yentas
de $264Ba $263 orc. En- la Ultima decena tie
Diciembre entraron como 1000 sacos.
T0bGcO-Muy cortas eNistencias del lie
Puerto-R Rico y buena demanda, escaseando prn-
cipalmente las tripas buenaS la cosecha de
la Isla de Cuba sera escasa
CGmb6OS.-
Londres so div, $2O4 por 100
se Paris DIV, sci por 100
Nueva-Y York 3 DIV, Sill por 100
Espana dIv, .$44 por 100.
Orc espanol, $143 por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Movimiento de puerto
ENTRADAS

ENIRADAS
De Habana escala, vapor espanol an. l..
Villaverde," de $50 toneladas, captain Carreras,
S. de Ezquiaga, L. Villamil CO., 60 cajas ciga-
rrillos. Vicente co., 80 idem item. Sierra CO.,
80 idem idem. la 6rden L. L. 20 caias ciga-
rrillos. Rotulado: L GAIA libros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Buquea en- .puertt
y Mercados de la Tsla
pom f,

Agltc0Y-Se ofrecen algunos Totes de cali
dad consume por los que pretenden Il $34
quintal. No hubo ventas de clase refino
CGf3.-Sostenido de $24 a $253 segdn Ca
lidades
MiezeS.-Se han vendido algunos peque-
nos Totes " Fancy" $23 los Ito galones
Canebios.-.tondres 80 dias, de $5-874 a
$5- 5-9O--Nuera ork, $22 % por 1OO.-Espa-
ma, $16 SIT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
LA B.ELLEzA "A

IRAN FABRICA DE LLoS,
DE ANDRES RODRIGUEZ.
DrGgopes AZ, Hab0RG
PUERTO-RICO.
Fegig G55o 4ueUo les dese0 esta fdbr6cG tOdQs lOs
R0bitd9otes de la berH20S0 TERRA bOriQwslaG.
Ell sentimientO mas belle
Els ell de la gratitud,
Y el que abriga tai virtud
.LO dice de vOz ell cuelO
por ESQ, "La Belleza''
No debe cerrar ell pico
Por que tiene Puerto-Rico
Muy metido Ell Ia cabeza.
Que 81 81 la da protection,
Base de tOda existencia,
En- justa correspondence
Ella le da ell coraz6n.
lie jura (sin aliTo
Porque aquf ell alno es charro)
Que 81 purO es su cigarrO
Es mas puro su carinO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Vapores que Sc aguardan

iembree-Cristob01 Colon llegara de hov q
manana. -Tbperjaagia, llegara probablemente ell
Is, para Europa. LfonSo' XIII, sali6 ell 80 de
Cadiz.-6nae0tOm Tower, sali0 el de Nue7a-
York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Vapores al sa1ir

AvjJ6s, el dia IA por la costa Oeste.-El
EneiIjGaaO, cuando termine su descarga-E Ell
Villaverde, el Is. s,.~~
~ Buques en- puerto
Boatig En55EjaWo.-L -Lonore. - Seth n.
I'odd.-,SG9t Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-10
Espectaculr1s

Conferencia en- Ell Ateneo por el Dr. Tizol
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
COMPLAINTS FROM STOCKHOLDERS.


slr am either fortunate or unfortunate enough "
be the owner CT few shv Of stock IN uust COM
pany and in two state banks. Please permit me u
ask what security have when 1t Is evident from the
expo cncc Of last week that the vaporihgs OF loa
cler% can demoraze and destroy the business oi d
great trust company to cause 1t to suspend pay:".
ana - into liquidation! Is 1t not extraordinary ui'V
by the statements OF such man trust company Is
called upon 10 pay 30 per cent of all It's deposits w''
vc days and because OF its inability to respond TO mo
demands of the rest OF its depostors at once shouil
lie "bliGe To- close its doOs'
Nhat protection has a trust company OF Dahh' vi
It's stockholders. who rely upon the statements anu
reports Of the state Banking Department. Whch IL
appears by their handsomely bound printed ahhuii
statement that after CAREFUL examination ana scrutiny
trust company is reported TO have large surplus
ana within three months Of that date, without any
material change in the line of securities or deprecs1ii
III value, the ankng Department, aiter aho'ho
careful scrutiny reports the capital OF tho company
largely impaired a., .
commiuce Of tho state Senate iS at ms inomen'
investigating the reorganization Of the sugar lrls, pc
cause II j. organized undev the laws If foreign Nta.
Would II be- unreasonable 10 suggest that Inc Statc
senate devote little OF Il, time, through the medium
0f an investigating committee, tn the Banang Depart
mcnt ot IT, state for the purpose OF a'certalhhB
whether not due protection i being given 10 ucpoS-
itors and stockholders OF banking institutions ~
New York. Feb. 10. 1891. bIOCkliOLDEN'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
DILLON AND OBRIEN TRANSFERRED.
70 SERVE OUT THEIR SENTENCE IN GALWAY
JAIL-THE PRINCE OF WALES TO

VISIT IRELAND.
Dublin Feb l9.-William O'Bren ard John Diiloh'
who recently surrendered themselves to the pon'e a'
Folkcsone England. and taken 10 Clonmcl jail III
order to undergo Their terms Of imprisonment were
transferred at daylight this morning 10 "ai"sy Jiii'
where they will complete their sentence Inc
were taken from Clonmci in saloon carrag. ihou @
,ecr-,v was OBSERVED throughout the proceeolhe uc
inbohtants of Tipperary got wind Of the affair ana
assembled in crowds at the Tippcrary railroad s'auon
enthusiastically cheering the two mcmperS o1 i"Inh
ment as the train stopped for few moments al up
perary On arriving at the Galway ia IL MI - n,'1"
,pas nlaced IN the hospital and Mr. Dillon was oched III
a cell. , iii, ,u..
The . Plan Of Campaign" far as the smith-i'arry
.s+ates ,,o concerned is coapsing. Eleven tenants
.. Ca.hcl who were evicted for refusing to pay thc
o,ts demanded OF them, have resumed their holdings
having all arrears of rent due, as well as the ooS' o
the legal proceedings taken against them'
owing 10 the cessation Of the allowances rom INC
>,,ioral Ieacue The tenants who were evicted from
Lord Clanricardes estate at Portumna FOR taknS part
in the Plan Of Campaign have settled sep'ra'oS
with the landlord Of the estate and have been rciH'
stated in their old places
The Earl OF 2ctand. Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland Is
xinr the west coast of this country with the oblect
-, orsorauv inspectinc the places where the inlab-
itants are suffering privaons from lack Oh loo WIN
seed. H.. ,ho
Prince of Wales will visit Ireland our-
Inc The Going suIamer. The Earl "i %eudH''
the Lord Lieutenant. and Chief secretary bdIi""r
are understood 10 have urged the Prince 10 make o
nnopos.d visit with the view Of giving encouragement
10 the industries Of that country The Princess ol
Wales is reported to be assiduOus in the attention So
navs 10 the Zetand alfour fund for the lchel ol o
suacruc poor Of ireland. The Princess ana hcr
daugh,ers have sent contributions Of clothing to the
fpnd and have also solicited subscriptions for the same
charitable cause.
At meeting of the supporters OF 'u9~"
Nccartby held here today, 1t was resolved 70
- for Information as TO whether the $l50OO-part
X the $40 900 released from the ari, fund concerning
vhich there has been much dlscuSsOn-has or haN
ro been appLcd TO the relief Of the evcted tenants
Tbe meeting rcpudIated the imputatiols cast upon
SIr, O'Bricns honor.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TRYING TO coyrpoL THE wIyDowGLAss MARKET

Fndlar, OHIO Feb. 10. (spccaD.-Whcn the window
cla>, tru. b pieces. few weeks IN Chicago.
the biz pitl,burg firms at once began cutting prices,
in the hope Of damaging their smaller and wcakc"
competitors. Now they have adopted n new course.
Representatives, Of The factories OF PtNbGr5 and
Jeanette are contracting. at the prevailing prices,
'or h' entire output OF the smaller window glass houses
In ohio and Indiana. II The BIZ films succeed In this
UNDERLYING they Will have absolute control OF the
marict for they make their prices To obbcrS
and consumers. II viii require great deal OF money
10 carry oIt hi, plan successfully, but It is believed
hy II, promoter, that II can b, done. some OF the
FlndHy iaciOiic, hav" been induced 10 find an easy
market for th"t poluct In tbs way, but there axe
others that will not b. caught.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
B1oT IND SHOE MEy FOE REclPRocIrr.

Boston. Feb. 10.-Gardncr &. Hubbard, Of Wash
iDgt0n Charles Il. Flint. of Now ork, one of tho
member, u "a" roccGt Pan-AmcrIcan Congress; John
". Eychnan. agent Of the Three Americas Company
Lieutenant Williams. o. the Navy, and Frederick W.
Clarke. oi Boston, the speakers at the banquet
OF the Boston Boot and shoe CAB las: night. Their
talk was clcNy upon reciprocity NiTh south America
Resolutions adopted plcdGine support 70 our
Government In every effort Ia encourage FREQ cX-
change # commodities between NOrth and South
america also urging that boots and shoe, bc added
the list II favored articles In the brazilian Treaty
and included In reciprocity treaties with all COuntrc,
ln the Western Hemisphere.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
SUPPLEMENTARY
Mr. BALDWIN EXPLAINS MINIS CHARGES.

Respecting the suit brought by James e. MIX aga nst
o. d. Baldwin, president Of the American Loan and
Trust Company. in which fraud and conspiracy are
charged. Mr. baldwin made this statement yesterday
"About May I, 1ss9 the Automatic Telegraph Rail
way signal Company formed for the Intended pur
pose of purchasing certain patents for railway track
signals from C.. r. IIubbcl, the owner. The capital
was s2OO 900, paid in cash. In the summer OF 177o
tLe ftlcs to the patents Invest gated. and the
merits tested and they found 50 favorable that
the company agreed to Increase it, stock 10 S3OOOooo
10 be issued pay for patents and other property
great deal Of negotiation was carried on but the
matter was finally dropped the capital stock never
issued and. | think, never Will be- and this mythical
stock IS that which MIX wants me, president, en-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

Brussels. Feb. 10.Thc reserve forces Of tnc civic
Guard have been called ont in the Charcroi district
in view Of the threatening state Of affairs caused 10y
the Workmcns demand FOR the passage Of universal
suffrage law. The wOrl,mcn's general committee re
CARDS this action upon the part Of the authorities -
menace and a. indication Of the refusal of The GOV
crnmon to revise the electoral laws or to grant uni
vcr,al suffrage. The worBnen', committee has re
pcd to this called menace by addressing mani.
feto TO the militia. asking them to refuse to obey
orders 70 take sides with tho worncn, and tD r'st
what the committee calls the Governments attempt to
bring about civil war The socialists say that tho
Covcynment intends 10 pas, law severely furnishing
every word act or writing tending e. iHctc the or
canization Of strikes. in case Parliament docs not
grant the wOrkmcIl's demand iof universal suffrage
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
HARpsH1ps oF AMERICANS IN VENEZUELA.

Lynn, Mass Feb. 10.-JacOb F. Goss, one OF q
party Of shoe workers. six men and five women, who
went 10 Venezuela uudcr contract last December TO
work for Francisco Paul. has returned to Lynn. Tho
party found when they reached Catacas. that the
factory not yet built. The women were placed
'n an nventilated one-stOry building. with number
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
poccrp c5vrs HIMSELF rP

Asbury Park. y. j. Feb. 10 (~pcciar.-Arthur
Miller tho Young man who absconded from ASbury
Park h,t september after forsin; number OF checks
came back lat night and >uncnde?d himself to
Justice Borden lie va, indicted last October, ana
today Wa, sent T. jiil to await uaL