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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

New York, idem idem-Dicen de Pa.
ris que ell jefe de los republicanOs revo-
lucionarios, sefior Ruiz ZorFilla, ha de-
clarado que no ha intervenido para nada
en- ell golpe de mano que sc trat6 de rea-
liar contra ell cuartel del Buen Suceso
en- Bsrcelona.
Por su parte no esta dispuesto in
tervenir en- una rev0luci6n en- Espafia 81
no cuando el 6xito lie parezca SECURE.
Sc confrma que la intentona era de
orfgen republican,. Los assltantes con-
taban con que Sc les uniersn las tropas
acuarteladas.
Sc asegurs que ell complot tenfa rami-
fcaciones en- Cartsgena, Bilbao y otras
ciudades de Ia Peninsula.
Madrid, idem 5-Pronto Sc dictara
un R. D. disponiendo que los presupues-
tos municipales y provinciales de las
provinciss VascoDgadas, no necesitan ls
apfobaci6n de los gobernadores civil
les.
Sc cree que esta importante resolu-
ci6n es un paso hScia la autononfa ad-
ministrativa de la region vasca.
Ell comandante Prieto, importante
zorrillista emigrado, ha escrito una car
ia El Pats, en la que dice que sus CO
rreligionarios aceptaran la amnistfs, sin
periuicios de continuar en- su actitud re-
Volucionaria.
Sc aDuncian nuevas entrevistas entire
los senores Ruiz Zorrilla y Msrtos.
Hablase de la posibilidad del regreso
q Espana del famoso agitador.
New York, idem 6-Dicen directa-
mente de Madrid que en- Barcelona hau
sido reducidos prisi6n nueve individuos
mas, complicados en- la intentona contra
el Quartet del Buen Suceso.
FL Gobierno ha ordenado que sean
presas varias personas residences en- otTas
cindades, sobre quienes recsen sOspechas
de complicidad en- ell complot.
Seg6n Sc asegura, veinte indiViduos
que SO reunieron el sabado en- un cafe
acordaron todo 10 concerniente al plan
y fjaron los detalles de su ejecuci6n.
Paris, idem idem-En los cfrculos
diplomaticos Sc afrma que el emperador
Guillermo decae visiblemepte y que su
estado mental inspira s6riRs inquietudes.
Sc cree que la paz del mundo esta q
merced de los arranques de un loco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18
OPERA ITALIANA
FAVORITA Z AIDA

El sabado y domingo fueron puestas
nuevamente en- escena estas dos precio-
sas partituras.
JQu6 podemos manifestar respecto al
desempeno de ellas9
Nos verfamos en- Ia necesidad de repe-
tir cuanto hemos indicado en- nuestras
revistas aDteriores.
FL suditorio sali6 altamente satisfecho
de la representation de FavOritG.
Asf 10 demostr6 con sus splausos en-
tusiastas.
Pasemos q la obra de Verdi.
La concurrencis fu6 bastante nume-
rosa; digna de aida.
Por tOdas parties vefase la animaci6n.
Las teductoras poncehas, ataviadas
con el gnsto que las distiDgue, nos mo-
rasn-pp mundo de ilusio-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

New York, idem 1o-La prensa de
esta ciudad So ocupa hoy con mucho
inter6s en- estudiar 81 texto del convenio
de reciprocidad con Ia leila de Cuba.
FL Met0 York Tribune dice que el
convenio promueve indudablemente los
intereses del pueblo americana pero
contribuira mas en- especial a restaurar
las fortunas de los habitantes de la des-
goberDada Isla de Cuba.
Ell Herald opina que ell tratado brin
da grandes ventaias al oomercio anne
ricano.
Ell Sun dedica al tratado IN editorial
de tres columns de sabor marcadamen-
te anexionista aunque afrma que al
presente todaVfa no puede predecirse 81
la reciprocidad mercantil que va inau-
gursrse traera al fin la union polltica.
FL World pienss que las concesiones
hechas al comercio americana, en- NOM
bre de la reciprocidad, no salvan los
habitantes de los Estados Unidos de
tener que psgar enOrmes impuestos.
Ell NesO York Times declara que con
este conVenio obtiene la Isla de Cuba
bene6cios muchos mayores que los Ests-
dos UnidOs. Califca la polftica de los
tratados de reciprocidad de IN immense
hdmbug.
Roma, idem idem-Dicen de Napoles
que ell Vesubio esta en- ernpci6n, que
esta amensza sacramento los pueblOs de
las cercsn1as.
Paris, idem idem-Comunican de vi
chy que 81 ex -emperador del Brasil, don
Pedro de Braganza, ha teuido una recall
da.
Sc encuentra en- peligro.
Madrid, idem 3-El DGa pide que Sc
corriian los abuses que cometen los en-
pleados de sdusns al aplicar la ley de
relaciones.
El COrreo insiste en- pedir que Sc su-
prima la participation que tienen los
empleados en- las multas.
Nueva York, idem, idem-El 6rgano
de Mr.. Blaine, ell Net0 York Tribune,
dice que el convenio de reciprocidad con
Cuba evita el peligro de la anexi6n, ade-
mas de que los americanos tampoco Ia
desean.
Cree que la concession de la autono-
mia en- los momentos actuales asegura-
rfa por largo tempo Espaha la pose
sion de Ia isla; pues loe cubanos SOD
industriosos menos turbulentos que
los otros hispano .americanos.
Idem, idem, idem-Se han recibido
telegramas con detalles del ataque al
cuartel del ''Buen Suceso", de Barcelo-
ma, pOr algunos hombres armados.
Dfcese que eran ounce los asaltautes,
y que tenfsn iDtenciones de peDetrar en-
ell edificiO por sOrpress.
AL principle crey6se que Sc trataba de
una intentona republican,, y Sc sdopta.
ron, con este motive, por las autorida-
des, las providencias del case, comenzau-
dose por ell registro de algunas casas
ocupadss por sujetos partidarios de la
forma mas avanzada de gobierno, pro-
duci6ndose con este motive alguna excl
taci6n en- la ciudad; peTo va Sc ha pro-
bado que todo ha sido obra de los espe-
culadores para hacer bajar los valores en-
Ia Rolsa
- q, "a s5'a7-ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

Todo termin6 entire elIos;
Sc devolvieron las cartas
Y hubo la mar Yo me allegro
-IY por quef
- ST tn supieras
Quien es Carlota Moreno -
Me meti6 en- una -.
NO digas l.-
oh, 81 Como te 10 cuento.
iHasta del cura Sc habla
II De veras
ESQ no es nuevo.
Ell padre Lucas parece
Un buen hombre.
-Es IN misterio.
Sc ven cosas que : mas vale
No decirlas.
-lVaya IN pueblo
"A papa, con ser Alcalde,
LIE tienen al retortero.
Unos dicen que no sabe
Administrar con scierto
Otros, que 20 juega limpio,
Y hace. =. To sabes.
-EntiendO.
All! No le pierde de vista
El dichoso Ayuntamiento
Tanto que ell pobre no puede
Contar mas que con ell sueldo.
II Que gente tan mals
-iY tanto !....
Pero papa es zorro viejo..
Como tiene tsuta practica
En- cuestiones de gobierno.
Siempre. To sabes.
-Es claro
Hace muy bien
-Por supuesto
La campanilla
ST, vamos.
Adios. =. Mas tsrde hablsremos.
La orquestay recomendsndo e6caz-
nente Ia habilidad de su director, nos
leja oir IN delicioso preludio.
Anneris y Radam6s comparten los
.plausos que ell auditorio les envfa,
,uando sparece Aida, encarnada en-
Amala, con los brillantes astros de su
,ielo.
NADIA nos importa la noche. Puede
.bandonar ell dia nuestro hemisferio. FL
ol no hace talta.
Va Comienza & cantar la simpatiCa
leroina de la sublime Opera de Verdi.
FL silencio Sc impone; desaparece lue-
70; nos dejs en- libertad; surge la ova-
ion, lisongera dadiva del entusiasmo.
FL destino avaro sustrae Aida de gu
dorable patria, para llevarla en- calidad
le sierva al suntuoso alcazar de los Fa-
aones.
Ella y Anneris, su augusta soberana,
g disputan un trono: Ell coraz6n de Ra-
lanes.
Aida triunfa. La altiva sefora true
,ase en- esclava de dos d6spotas amigos:
os celos y la venganza.
A solas, en- las fecundas mSrgenes del
Jilo, recuerda el suelo amado; la patria
FL alma y la garganta, en- relaci6n
ntima, convierten la nostalgia en- deli
,iosas notas.
Un joven, que nuestro lado estaba,
q otro en secreto
lie acuerdas de ellaf
-lOh, si! Gratas reminiscencias de-
primer amor!
La contralto, sonora Bianchi, fu6 OBJ
eto, no pocas veces, de nutridos place
7eos trajes que ostenta-
H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

Los dos bajOs, Cervi y Cervetto en-
car6cter.
Correspondieron al 6xito.
Los bailables, lucidos.
Los coros, bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

Sc encuentra en- La Capital nuestro ilustra-
do amigo don Carlos Latorre, el sabio sin
caRas, que le llam6 In espiritual Lola Ti6.
Enviamosle npestrO afectuoso saludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

- ofq0e necestrs
,IosIa ls5 oIecer la situaoi6D
7. .,slaaderamente nadio se
:. N I, laa PropioG t6rminos.
~ Y . I mismo Ell derecho De &,
~, " : . s9do' 2 lOs oiudadaDos, 4,
= yy,v \. : e teroera parts de l5ss Z /,
I Z. 10 puede oompsrsrse ~ 'o' { :
4 un alcalde oorreojdo, - n Z
DaRa ao, 1,----.-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-18

Hemos tenidO ell gustO de sRludar & nues-
tro distinguidO amigo LcdO. don jose Rcdri-
de las dolenCias cue 10 llevarOn lOs Bafios
de Coamo.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

propratlons collective contribution yu are co.A.
less relation those questions y sunni.
ary which you directly ntefestd the i...
between ::c two great poitCal parties Is The yery "a.
which your Representatives the Legislature haye "a %
quenty been called upon n ieet II ou will refer "a "A
past record Of the Republican IaryparteuaIy as . a.
many stringent excise bills Introduced By adhere
acted upon by both branches Of e Legislature and ,
falling become laws In Consequence u he ylgllsn. J.
the present Democratic Executyc-yoI will ,cearIy A..
what might be expected should resal, "a
Republican victory.
In view Of these facts. fully convinced tia, "a,
will no. hesitate send your check foF whabY,
amount you may feel inclined 20 contribute younng,
for the purpose above stated II you think that A "a,
sOnol interview te Satisfactory, / VIII s,r,
see you any time you may appoint. Yours repecgsu,
CHARLES A. STADLEl
No. 406 Eas: Forty-seventh-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
SECRETARY FOSTERS LITTLE STORY.
1T HAS AN APPLICATION TO MR.. FLOWERS e.


PRESTON OF HIS OPINIONS
Washington oct Is Cspecal).-" What do YOU think
Of the outlook in New ~ asked Tribune coro-
spondcnt to-day Of Secretary Foster.
"Why It seems bright for the Republicans Fas-
sct Is conducting his with remarkable ability
and vcor and tho Republicans seem To be wide awake
and united. l think the prospect of success is very
gocd.'
"What do YOU think Of the Democratic candidate2'
al an not very we'll acquainted with Mr. Flower,
but understand that he is amlable man. not ex-
have read about him remind Of a story l onco
heard"
"Wiu you be kind enough to relate It :"
"Wei, there once man, rs the story books
say. who was rather lazy and not remarkably bright.
lie had been a sinner and became converted For n
time his zeal was 50 lively and his devotion so earnest
that he said prayer every night before he Law down
TO sleep but after q while he began to find praying
lrkSome he did not feel that he knew just what he
ought to pray for what words TO use, and besides
as I said. he was rather indolent He. however. felt
sure that he believed something and thai he ought to
prny sometimes, and day he visited his pastor
and got him write prayer. lie posted this Ou the
wall Of his chamber. over his bed. and when he re
tired Mt night he would point TO It and calculate ::
Heavenly Father; thcms my sentiments. Amen
And then he would tumble into bed.
81 have observed that whenever Mr.. Flower IS asked
for his Views I'm respect 10 ballot reform and other
Gnesfons I'm which the people OF New York are In
terestcd. he simply points 10 the Tammany platform
and calculates MY dear SIR them's my scntmehts.'
You see ut how simple and easy that is
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
AN IyFIRMIRY'S NEW QUARTERS.

For the last two years st. Andrews Protestant Lps
cOpal Infrmary for Women has been prosecuting
highly successful and muchneedcd work NJ No. -'4'
second The institution was opened FOR the feN
OF women who needed special care. That the mhHnav
supplied a long felt want is shown by the numoer
patients that have been treated. great has oeea
the growth of this work that and enlarged qus7e.
were imperative and the iargc building formerly uses
for dhe sunday school Of ST. Andrews Church at &
los West one hundred and twenty eighth ST. mas oG,
remodeled and devoted 10 this work. The opin,Gs
exercises Of this building held last Right the ~
Dr.. Van De Water presiding Address %e.e man mssS
Church; the Rev Dr. Clark OF the PreSby crian CnsHS
of the Purltans, and by Dr. Malcolm Mclean
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
MR. DEPEW TO SPEAK IN BROOKLYN.

PLANNING FOR A BIG MEETING IN THE RINK
THE RECEPTION TO Mr.. MEYER TONIGHT,
great Republican rally will be held In the Brooklyn
Rink on Monday evening and the chief speaker Will be
Chauncey NJ Depew. 1t hoped that Senator Fassett
can also be present and there Will be speecheS from
W. A. Sutherland, candidate for Attorney General (;
General Stewart l.. Woodford, ex-senator Eugene f.
OConnor candidate for Secretary of state and Timothy
l.. Woodruff.
The reception to Henry A. Meyer by his fellow
Republicans at the Union League Club this evening
promises to rival the reception given Senator Fasset
at the same place three weeks ago. Fully 1000 men
will escort Mr. Meyer TO the clubhouse. which will be
brilliantly lighted and decorated The speakers besides
Mr. Never will be Charles a. Schieren. William H..
Williams Asa W. Tenney and ex-COngreSsman w. c..
Wallace.
Mr. Meyer took pains emplatically to deny yesterday
the absurd report from Democratic authority that he
affiliated with the Democratic Association OF his ward.
lie said Z" have always been Republican and never
was member of any Democratic association" The
report that ex-senator Schroeder who has Just gone
on brief trip 10 Havana had declined TO support Mr..
Meyer is denied by s partner, to whom he expressed
satisfaction with Mr. Meyers nomination after it was
made and is also refuted by the fact that he has con-
trbuted 500 to the Republican campaign fund. Her
mann Lehman also denied the report that he would
support David A. Body for Mayor
Mr. BoOdy is a millionaire, but the assessors books
show that he pays personal property Of only
5000. Since March he has TerUarly drawn his pay
as Member OF Congress, although never having done
ANYTHING IN the Office from which he has just resigned.
Public men are wondering whether he will refund his
seven months pay at 5000 year, now that he IS
seeking another Office. The Republicans talaed yes.
teday of naming Henry BrstOw to contest with Mayor
Chap.n for MIR. BOOdy's seat.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
EyTursrAsy IN ALFRED CENTRE.

Horncllsyllle ~ Y, oct. 10 specap.-The largest
political meeting in the history Of Alfred Centre was
held this evening at Academy Hall. j. A. Merrill pre
dent OF the Republican Club. called the meeting TO
Order Professor Rogers. chief Instructor Of political
economy and history Of the Alfred University delivered
a short prayer. Mr.. Merrill In short speech intro
Guccd David l.. Benton, o. lornesve, who spoke for
about an hour and half. discussing the tariff question
and state issues The audience eheered Justify when
Mr. Benton read a message from the Rev. J. a.
Hungae Of the First Baptist Church Of this CITY, who
Is one Of the most prominent clergymen Of Western
New York. in praise Of Mr. Fassctt and his colleagues
About 1000 people present. Alfred is the hot
led Of the Farmers Alliance. The indications that
Fas,ctt win carry Alegany County By the largest ma
for.tv vet known.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
DEMOCRATS APPEAL TO LIQUOR MEN.

FIX senator Charles 4. Stadcr makes daily calls at
the headquarters OF the Democratic state Committee.
lie Is always welcomed and taken into the inner
room. and his visits always important. for ho
brings with him substantial evidence OF the results
produced by the circular sent ont 10 the wholesale AMI
retail lquor dealers. The following Is n copy II It
New.York October -. 1891.
Dear Sir As a member OF the Democratic STATE CON-
mittee and OF the Sub Committee Finance, respect
fully request you assist 10 sle f eNcn. OF your ability
Ia providing necessary wherewith to dffay the
Legitimate expense OF the present Gubematoal and Legis
ative campaign and take ttc bci:y 10 address you on
matter t understood that the various brewers
associations have failed mgse the usual necessary ap
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

rhe Rcpublbans and the antl-Tammanyi;es OF ,Iount
Vernon than ned the largo auditorium Of the Fifth
Avenue Opra House in that village last nigN. 1t
the second massmeeting Of Republicans arranged by
Edwin w FsHe chairman OF tie Republican Town Com
mittee; Samuel Bernstein, president Of the Republican
Association and the presdents OF the district organ!zo
tons. Charles II. Wilson presided. The following
were the officers: vre.presdents: Stephen p Hunt Dr
J. D. Patterson John H. Whtte Lorn Clark John
Thurton, Thomas Little John Van SanvooId Dr. Simeon
I. Close Thomas Irwin and Jacob Vanderbech ;
sccretarbrs Dr. Stuart r. Carlisle. David W. Palmer
T. Kennenck Samuel r. Fee, w. y Anderson. Eugene
a Barguct r. G. Russell, John Sctz. T. \. Fletcher
r. NJ Anton and Colonel James Cas'ebeer. President
Wilson introduced the speakers OF the evening with a
brief address OF welcome. The principal speakers. who
were furnished by the State Republican Committee
" / Gallagher and james J. Gahan. II the hearers
vote as they cheered every time that the the
Reput leon ticket mentioned, Mount Vernon
be depended upon for good big majority.
regular weekly meeting OF the German Republican
Association Of the XXIIId Assembly District Will be
h-d tonight at p. In the clubhouse at No. .0l6
Ihirdaye. Speeches viii Do made by Leroy b. Crane,
william Johnston Henry Grasse and Mortz Slberstein
The Jrdmes Blaine Club Of the XVIIIth Assembly
District held meeting Wednesday night and nominated
william Koerner for Alderman independent Repub.
ican ticket The nomination was ndors,d by the Labor
party of the district.
The stawart Republican Legion OF the XI1th Assembly
District OF Brooklyn viii hold meetings every evening
until election day Clinton Hall, and Reid
Tomorrow night the Legion VIII hold massmcetng at
hail. ut which the following speakers expect e u
be present and deliver addresses: Henry 4. Meyer the
Republican nominee for Mayor; supervisor Willan L.
EAance exJudge Conrady Charles j. Kurth J. stewart
welsh George Elliott and Creswell Mclaughlin. The
following are the officers: President John f. Oltragg
Nce.presldent Lyman Glen secretary Albert T. Walker
aud treasurer, A. S. Bedell
The BOOmingiale Repul Hcan Club is maintaining its
reputation as an active and aggressive campa'gn
ganlEaton. The meSs-meetng hcld last night at tho
cues headquarters. at Onehundcd and tiri'st and Co
lumbusayc., was a great Robert \. Halforty
presided and John w. Totten was secretary. Telling
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
SPEAKER sHEEIIAY AT ArBr-Ry

Auburn, n. Y, Oct II special. .-Canddtte sh4ehu
arrived in this city from Syracuse this afternoon, sI
spoke tonight at the Burtis opera House to Ara
audience. Ills speech was an arracnment of senst,
Fassetts record If rottenness and corruption ers
In New York City under Tammany's rule the speal,
said in part the tax rate Of Fl 90 per sOO does .,
show il. If Tammany did cOTsrol the state Conye.
tlon, as charged, It never did n0bler nor beis,
work than the domination Of Mr. Flower Mr. Fassea
has insisted upon discussing state issues only. "A.
makes the color Of my hair and eyes state lssa.
Fassett goes about trying TO array race against raa
and creed aga nst creed. Bstcled lie the tongue ia
utters such words.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16

IMPERIAL GRANUM. the invaluable food for chiIc,..
and lnyads is in constant use not only IN the hospital
but in the families Of various members OF the cous..
STAT and has shown is superior value many tines IN.
d.ar Invalid IN particular, who has erat difficulty 4.
assinllating food fnds IMPERIAL GRANCM almost n.
sole resort among the Of nourshment Thousa,s
have helped back strength by the support rnee,s
by this easily and raat,bIe foodTe coa.a.,
Mae. state Hospital cottages Jov Chldrm.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS
Shipping Depot JOHN CARLE & SONS Yewys.,
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
LIEUTENANT RUssELLs ALASKAN PARrY.

Seattle, Wash, oct. 15.-Apprehension felt m
the safety of Lieutenant Russell AID party. sent ct
by the Smithsonian Institution - survey Mount st
Elias has been alayed by the receipt Of eta
from Lieutenant Russell, dated september 23 s
party then at Yoaatel. The revenue cutter Cor
win touched at that point on September /, and ps
party not being there then, fears were csterainA
for their safety. The steamer Mexico also recenuS
that the ascent OF Mount ST Elias had been atempnt
but unsuccesslully. The party reached a heiSht
Il 900 feet, leaving 1000 feet Yet 70 be surmouhd
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
HE SHOT HIMSELF IN THE ORIENTAL HOTEL.

Constant Collat. French waiter. tlei to end HIS -.
Yesterday by shooting himself In the head WIN o.,
ehambered revolver Co!lla had lived IN this eOuhu,
many wears and had time or another been enp
at most OF the principal hotels and ei"oS III u '' ~
~. L,,cben steward he had lew supcrors. but ~
,,esdv hahits sooner or later drove hn out OF even
p,ovment For the last year and hal, h. has "0lN
the oriental Hotel Thirty St and Boad"ay' NJ,
d.walter aud la,tery steward. but about mr'e
pgo Mr. spraguc the rropretsr OF the ho:e o. =.
him shortly after O'Clock last night Codt en's'
h,el and walked about the office, talking ehceHuln v
the clerk Then ne went downstairs into ur "Ns"V
4 few minutes later Joseph Fest. the hce' pli'"' 80
downstairs heard the sound " grooming feef"s -,
corner vf the washioom he saw Coht wing aS ,s M.
wall ana bleeding from a wound in The rlm ear D. p'
do ava. tho revolver Dr. Pellnges Who lives neN' a'
was called and found that CCillet was oily ssLu. A
The bullet instead o. pencutipg the head hai ,,
downward causing only slight nesh "0n'd' No'''
taken 20 Bellevue Hospital a rrSther
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The following Republican meetings will be held this
evening:
Hamilton Republican Club Hammersteins Theatre:
Onc-huuCr -andtwcny lfthst.. between seventh ana
Eighth ayes be addressed by Moses Grossman John
Grow ana william L. Ives.
Hcu Gate Republican club. Huntley's Hall, No. 2oG
Fast Elrhtslyhst to Le addressed by Richard Grogan,
Jane, l.. Doc4n and Y. J. NIrncy.
Riverside Republican Club XIXth Assembly District.
Reagan's lqll Onehuudi and Western
boulevard to be addrtsscd by Cornelius Doody F. j.
Farrell and William :. LaWton.
I'D District Republican club. Park Row and Pearl-st
TO Dc addressed BY Cornelius Donovan and David Ucacy
Fassctt aud vrooman Camrairn club Grand Op.ra
House. Twenty thrdt and EiEhthave. 10 be addressed
~ the Row Dr ". b. Derrick james Il. Angel. W. p.
clarke and II. A. Mathew.
Cic-usn-Amerirsn Republican Association. No. 19l5
Thirl-aNc. to be addressed by DR.. Ncwand and Fred
De Nigle.
WIDE Awake Repuhllcan Club, No 9o2 Fast Sixty
hirI,t Manhattan Turn Hall 10 be addressed by f.. w.
,lsrto John !. Dcalin and Patrick oRcilly.
Ieouard Banks Association, No. 40 Eghth-avc to be
address d by John Davis.
Business mems meeting at the Of the Ist Assem-
hv District Republican Club Warren and Greenwich sts.,
room be- addressed by Charles W. Anderson and Ncho
lls E1D OcA.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-16
FOR A NEW TRIAL IN THE HITrRIMMISG SUNS

Philadelphia, oct 1j.-Argument was begun n 10
United states Circuit Court to-day on motion irah'
trial in the suit Of Meyer and Dickinson against 10
Government hat trimming dui's. which ~
authorities won last July. The principal reasons "a
which the motion for trial is based are that As
verdict was against the weight x the evidence aa'
that during the progress Of the trial satemens We"
publicly made Of character calculated tO prGdlS
the minds Of the Jury ard prevent item from aETir
ing at a fair and impartial decision.