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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
Beautiful Furniture

THE progressive firm of Copper e
Stone has received and sold more furni-
ture THIS last week than AL the Others
put together and are continually at it.
There is not firm in the city whose
business has increased none rapidly
than this one, and not firm that more
richly deserves it. Have you seen the
beautiful bed room suit, with bed al
ready made up. in their window.
Watch their "ad. when you wish tur-
0iture, carpets, etc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
MIR. MoCLELAND ACCEPTS.
He VIII Succeed NIr. Thomas In Council.
His letter to Judge Robertson.


His letter to Judge Robertson
Mr.. r. McClelland, the newly ap-
pointed Councilman from tho First
Ward, has signified his intention of &C.
ceoting the position. Following is his
letter of acceptance:
Hon. VIM. Gordon Robertson, Judge OF
the Hastings Court, City Of Roanoke,
Va:
DEAR SIR: Having been unexpectedly
notified that your honor had appointed
me Cot ncilman for the First ward of the
CITY of Roanoke, in place of Mr.. M. G.
Thomas, resigned, take this occasion to
thank you for the honor conferred, and,
although 1 feel personal distrust in
my ability to meet the present crisis of
the city's affairs, shall faithfully en-
deavor to discharge the duties of the
office as to subserve and promote the
best interests of the city. Very respect
fully, K. MCCLELLAND.
Roanoke, Nov. %.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
Comic Opera.

MISS Goldie and Mr.. Holmes did their
work excellently we'll, Miss Goldie was
In splendid voice and sang with a rich
ness and freshness that was charming.
The comedians, Messrs. HagemaD and
Gavan, were very funny and were en-
cored many times in their songs, dances
etc. The other members of the company
gave the leading characters very good
support-Charleston S. c., News and
Courier,
Will appear at the Opera House to-
morrow night,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29

For shirts from so cents to So, under
ware at all prices, hats, caps, ETC., at tho
lowest prices of any of them. 1 am de-
termined they shall not nndersell me.
/ want everybody to call to see me next
week. offer no suits or money as an
inducement. but will not add it on. p.
Adler, 100 Salem ave.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
Here Non Arc.

CANNED goods in every variety, fresh
prgncs, crackers, cakes. cheese, pre-
serves. pickles OF all kinds, Worccsto r
sauce. mangocs. the hest breakfast
slip. old country lia rs and Dove hams.
fresh butter and eggs. AID az good flour
as you nod anywhere: also Bdckwheat
-four Moir. 2i2 Salem antpse: teie-
phone isl. Free delivery.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

Now, that is my motto, and.will prove
it to You next week if you wish clothing,
gents furnishings, etc. / am deter
mined to sell, so have marked
down, believing that quick sales and
small profits are better than not doing
any business. If give you the divide"
in profits it is better than all chances in
lottery these other fellows offer. p.
Adler, 1870 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
1t Beats the World

AND the other grocers can't imagine
what he does with the goods he is con-
tinually receiving. He says: can tell
you'll sell them, and the people know it..
1 keep everything to be kept by first
class grocery and what by accident
shortest notice. My success is in pleas
ing my customers. Hassell, the Cash
Grocer, 900 Jefferson street. Telephone
103.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
They Cnn,t Compete. rzy

READ e DIGGs seem to be the lead
ing coal dealers and are always supplied
Telephone 20. Office corner Salem
avenue and Commerce street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
yy. 1 Am Not the Other Fellow.

AM here. l don't advertise candles
and chances for $50, or to give suits
to the most popular man, etc, but
I will next week take the price off
of every stitch OF clothing, gents
furnishings, hats, caps, gloves, every
thing in my store; you just call and
SEQ. will give you the lowest prices
you have heard of in Roam obe for some
time. z. Adler, 1aO Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
There is one Busy Place

WHERE you hear tho telephone continu-
ally ringing and the clerks calling out
orders, others fixing them up in baskets
tie be sent out, other clerks waiting
upon customers. others busy receiving
new goods and fixing them up. This
place is at V. p. Moir's, tho popular
grocer. 212 Salem ave. Tel. 121.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
To taae Public Generally.

I am just In receipt of the finest line
OF mems boots and shoes, boys shoes,
miGses' shoes, ehildren's shoes. babies
shoes. last, but by no means least.
ladies' shoes; also trunks, valises, satch-
els, and all kind of rubber foot wear
give general inviuation to call all
this week TO see; my prices shall suit.
Goldstcin, the shoe dealer, 81 Salem
avtnua
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
To the Ladies'.

TIE last week was busy one, but
this week shall be more so. i have just
received new lot of ladies' shoes, the
finest makes. 10 everybody in Roam
oke, you are especially invited to
call at my store and see these shoes.
While they are of tho best stock, style
and make you will finu tho prices very
reasonable. Goldstein, the shoe dealer,
at 81 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
PopulnrIty, and How 1t is Gained.

No FIRM in the city more richly de-
serves tho popularity they are enjoying
than the firm of j. w. Wonders 81 Co.
Boots, shoes, rubber foot wear, trunks,
valises, etc. Call at los Commerce
Gtrnnt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, Nov. 2s.-I Speciall -Ex-
change quiet and barely steady at
4S1}S@4s4N. Money easy, no loans,
closing offered at 3. Sub'treasury bal
ance, gold, Sl00,476,00O. Currency,
S2,775, 900. Government bonds dull and
arm,--4s, III. State bonds neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
Smoke "Nickclby.'
For sale by Christian & Barpee.
LOCAL STOCKS

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won llemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
TRusTEEs. sALns,..'

TRUSTEE sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
a - OF trust executed by II. L. WEIGH and George
C Is dated the 1st day Of February $50,
ana recorded In the Hastings Court In the civ
OF Roanoke, deed book %, page 33i. to secnrc ~
Levi and j. W: Witt the amount OF $4,000. the
same being evidenced by thirty-two negotiable
notes OF even date FOR $500 each and one note
az thirty three months after date for 5000. with
interest ante from date, and being payable monthly
ment OF nine OF the above-dcscribcd notes and at
inc request OF the bcnc ncinry so to do, / will
oncr for sale at public auction. in front OF tho
c 39,, nous, OF the city OF Roanoke, AT ia
,SSo0LOCk, ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
ISL id the following described property to-wit:
NEST sluc OF Ganesboro avenue % feet south of
d Magnoiia street; thence in westerly direction
W. lect 10 point; thence south IS feet to point;
, ,nencc east w feet To Gnncsboro avenue; thence
uorth Is icet to the beginning, together with all
the appnrtcnante s thereto belonging.
LEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sale and
luxe up past que notes amounting to Si:,j OU and
interest from the lat day OF February 1890 the
purchaser TO assume IL notes of Sl5.u each with
interest from the 1st day of February lSgJ and
Rba ra monthly, beginning with the ist day of
inecemoer. lSsl, and one note OF 5000. with
interest from the LIST day OF February 1880. Bal
day OF sale. IT y TPNfT VIZ
novo-3taw tds Trnstc,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
,X.,vs Three,Little NInids FromIsol,ool r

ALWAYS stop to buy some nice taffy,
mixed candy, chocolate drops or some
nice fruit at Booth g. Co.'s, liz Com
merce street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29

The vendcc of Julia and Jno. j. Nuuan has as.
snmcd the payment OF the above mentioned
notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
Hurtlcn Sales of Atal estate.

" ALUABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IN TIE COLLEGE TOWN OF AMHERST, MASS.
By decree Of Probate Court the undersigned have bess
made commission sell and decd the homestead properly
belonging the estate OF Lucus Botwood, deceased 10
located in the centre village Of amherst adonlns
OF Amherst College, and fronting the village
park The house lot Contains acres 70 rods, which
fine garden plot fruitful apple and pear orchard and
other fruits. Belonging the estate but divided On
tho above by public highway pasture lot q aer
be sold separately The buildings large two-stoy
brick with 10 cattle or stock barn, with
attached and yard horse barn with stable, car.
riage harness rooms and poultry house. with wired
ward All the buildings wei painted abundsnty
Supplied best water pipes and condus.
and are thoroughly built and In good repoIr The
town has completes Of schools from kindergarten
10 college. As location for tie education OF children.
amid the most beautiful and natural scenery and the re
waiting Influences OF culture and refinement as permanent
home for gentleman wishing to retire nom the turmoil Of
active business home, this place cannot
he rivslled in New-En gland IL will be sold without
reserve at public auction the premises at O'CLOCK
n m Wednesday, October 81 next
@ LEVI STOcRBRIDGE,
T. +. COOK,
L. 4. HILLS.
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
BrO0Rlyn.

MR. A. L. SCHULT Organist Sands Street Memorial
WI Church. Brooklyn, will resume lessons (pano and
organ) September /. Address 227 Dulheist, Brooklyn
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1nsIrunlon.


For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
rv,RryIrY SCHOOL TrvoLI.oN.HUDsoE, n =,
I'd :1'S ana s bSSs .sy
IssoHah D''"r1xisR sFiRs GLAZE BE-
any and preparatory school fSr Limited humber
Of boys ADDRESS washington, Lissbnsd County Coan.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, woEs .s'Ss
Fri P' sis 3alR ..a 4lsi Com
xX1 ORIIALL HALL, Peeksktl. y. IA select school
" '0' + OO''' Col Col. Q. j. %RIeHT. d. s.. A. NJ
For Both Sexes-Country.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. near pihI l DELI ,o,
large erps 10 1ess ga w y educate WI WITH s
only enid eEsryns r aSa 7S SGS penn
y HAPPAQUA MOUNrAIN INsTITydE, C9AgPs .I,s
S S Tor raS
EA GRANGE ACADEMY, SIX miles from Meweurg.5T
LaaI Es A6 3 fRi I bsa
p s2Ss N - IsIs s SR
Af ' A n SSf g. D. hf fs.dsn s''ss
oELEd Sy bS sSa EasneSs
work each day Catalogues free
w INTER SCHOOL LAKE woRTH. 5LoR :,Id:, IN
So s5 Is, :Is@sl s On N s4 Sise;k
E student: fer Harvard T Yale B sm'
Tnst OF Technology. etc
$40 a3a ga Gox seH9 SSg0us Shrii IN
Schools HaddGnac ld.' \. j. ~ ~
Miscellaneous.
schSss PC svss &c ps s and MS
ooY fHHGt!fe $50 S5-5 5th,av y cor. aothst
geatbers.
4 MEXICAN IXD FOREIGN TEACHERS, AaENo!
n Supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Goyerhasse>
&C., M Gsif'' SS9SSS f1s % e
MEXICAN and European teachers, tutors goyeesses.
sSBBed to fs S4Ss snf
i BSPeS az % 50 East I 4tRpS '1'' wv,
TUTORS Professors, Teachers, Geyernesses q ~
hranch supplied 70 cOs sss,n sisSS 1s
spoken. MIRIAM CoYRIERE, $50 SHAVE. cor aoth.st
FEW BOYS and yGUng men sOr1S dd tsSsOSfaHD u
ATE Tribune once.
TEACHERS Supplied i0r al breaches ranch 3, .,,% amy
n V. HUYsSOoN. american School Bureau W: l4shss
NAG Fap A. Of 1fGp5 Dudley Buck and A. R. Parson.l
m GEgan snd rI ran s open Tor
AlIsS X. JACCT-Limitad Glasses for Young Girls
for Lectursstudy Of HIstO. address SO West 57thst
L EFT STONE Yale Isl VEST 4sthst Recommended
by Rev; Dr. VIM, NJ. Taylor: "a successful teacher
pRIVATE TUToK-Graduate OF Oxford, England many
years experience snd highest city 40 Eet
ZZd-ot
g CHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY:
- Oldest sAd best known In U. s. Es2oiShea 1900
East 14tb-st.. N. z.
TTEACHERS WANTED: --Gentlemen: Two military IN;
structors English tutor for family near city resdenb
position. Ladies German and French govePnesses for
good positions; also many other teachers OF dinercht
branches for New York City and elsewhere. -
MIRIAM COYRIERE $50 SHAVE, cor 2Oth-st
IT MON KN6HERS' AGENCY supplies school officers
u with teachers teachers with positions. - - -
X. NJ HARRINGTON, Prop. No. A East 14th-se. n. Z
wv ANTED.-Iady to learn Kindergarten; when grad
w uated assisted In obtaining position or can
take school where bereavement REIMBURSEMENT ref
erencrs INTEGRITY Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14

STEvENs SCHOOL;
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River.st, between 9Th and 9Th sts., Hoboken, N. j.
REoPENs SEPT %. 1891.
Examinations for admission the 21st and 22d Of
September
Full Course Studies Preparatory Colleges and Schools
OF Science Law, and Medicine.
The Rate Of Tuition for All Glasses is $3.50 per Year
$50 per Term
THESE TERMS INCLUDE ALL THE STUDIES.
For Catalogues apply the Librarian OF Stevens Institute
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BTUOhIyU.
ID RAFT INSTITUTE,

BrooRlyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
classes Will begin work september 10 and evening
classes September %. -..
threeyear for both sexes combining drawing and
manual work with the usual studies Of high school or
academy, Entrance CANCELLATIONS VIII De htu SepnDol
ART EXPERIMENTATION and normal art courses
modelling wood carving applied design architectural
and mechanical drawing; art nttciewOtk
DEPARTMENT or DOMESTIC SClENCE.-Cooklng
household economy; laundry hygiene and home nursing
sewing; dressmaknE; millinery.
DEPARTMENT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES type
writing bookkeeping; arithmetic aud pennanslDi Eng
fish spanish. --.
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANIC ARTS.-Carpentry
turning blaeksnithng; machine shop work. brckayhg
mastering plumbing house and fescO painting geometry
chemistry electrical coustruction applied mechanics
machine design mctalluTgv o. iron ard steel steam
MUSIC DEPARTAIESr.-Tonlc sofia and star not1-
sght-reading theory OF music voice culture; choral
society
For further information or application blanks. apply
OF tie General Onice OF the institute. ~ elsonst.
j. =. PRATT. secretary.
- FDFORD HEIGHTS INSTITUTE. 90 New-Yorll-aye..
ID Bro0kyn-SchOOl for boys OF all reopens sept
Il military and pJmnastc drill, singing and languages
Individual attention rational methods thorough results
resident pupils; catalogues furnished Dr. G. RoDEMAN.
MISS WHITCOABS SCHOOL for young ladies and
September % Circulars on application by mail.
TNHE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
14o-143 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. y. Y.
win reopen September GOTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
Lam 5tbools.

a rrxrvrpsrTv The Thirty. third
oNn 'i- Year begins DC.
LA" SOhOOAA tober l. 1891.
penrers LIB; also for graduate courses) LIN
For Catalogues showing reorsanzed faculty, aedress
PROF. 1. r. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building, 12e Broadway. NewYor ix.-
TTYHE NETWORK LAW SCHOOL, 12o BROADWAY,
j NewYOrk City.-Annual session opens October lSO
Two years course leading degree Of LII. B. Tuition
Zoe sioO dwight Methoas' u instruction. For cata
loRues address GEORGE CHASE Dean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
Musical instruction.

XVALwoITHs Business and stenographio College
125th-st Reopens annually September 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
Gitp 19rcpertp for 5ale.

Gitp prcpertp for sals.
AT A SPECIAL REDUCTION to make an immediate
a sale,
1O42 5TH-AVB
Just above ss new Galleries and immediately n mont
dwelling: sanitary plumoing newly and exquisitey
renovated 22x85 lot 100 feet Apply on premises or TO
" X STEVENSON 81 co,
100 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Real Gstafe.

Charles $. 8rntum.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MoRreAaE.
50 LIBERTY STREET. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

GUINNESS AL The EACHANGE.
Nay-York saturday, sept L.
saSns fs as sS', wss cay real s''' Tor The week
LIST OF AUCTIONS
, For me pSsssn' week ending ss'psAy eg r.
change and Auction Room --
TO-DAY MoNDAY) SEPT. H.
.o rss sadas, No. IA o We. ss' ss sad
stasys pot 2, lsqa % 1875 sad I'VE ssefy ssnS.
TUESDAY. SEPT Is.
Foreclosure sale lease OF lot 20 sx1oo5 and 4s,oyv
s sssS s. J e ssss ST. .5s :sss &. e &:
iSith-ss S75 &c Of shays lcs 2s7xss s51esyy
r.: lSss .as ss 3 s5A
s rs Su u ios Ns sss o' "a ..,l;
buildings Nos 42 % 81 West End.aye 5. ass x
W. Ss:Sss =: Sas% =! s,G'I sa9s: s Il
S.sery ana 2sSory buildings No I57 Elsbo:Ss. :.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
Fereclosurs sale lot Is sxSo Sad ssteEy briek eus
rs S SS 81 Ss': hIsa and .s S:
No a sss, = p I; I BsS: s.,o as pss .:s
I5sii6 x fIi aud O:Sis Sadns 10 ssS ..s
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IT.
Foreclosure SALE lot 2exioC: and s-stery stable
"a "a s:sos SSSss SEQ %ssi eSS;5 ,So
iisth.st 21o n OF 5th-aw.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs-N. Y. cIrx
Fort wsshtn gton aye, centre line, l78.t n
khgsbridge Road, loOxirregulfi Cnaf4es Euiss
seth ct, n 3 2c5 10 9 West End. ave. l6xlvQSi
Mary A Jordan and aDo 70 United States Life
insurance CONF my. New York. Q
Lots 1873 TO 141, map WOODLAND; Epnaim
Levy 10 Mary Il Monaghan. . a.2i6
Anthony-ays aud Burnsldo-ave, l4tx1ooxlo2.7x
1854; T Buckhout and James Buckhout and
Marfstst' No 20 Matilda, wife and NJ Smith
20 Charles Scruton.- .:.s..i.-I low
Forrestaye g. 751 Georgest 758x1oo.7I
Sadie A Marvin and o. j. Marvin TO +. A.
Ernesclife Place 8 s. 40 Il " Lisbon Place, 252
x101 8x25xi031; Susan Roder to John Kane. 600
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Downing Flora E. 70 Berry, ss V0en1nssvs, Of
FAY, Michael % Reed Market and Henry
James, Edward . Riederrnenn, " summitsvs. n Il
Rem wick properly, 8 years, e.. 6OO
Monaghan, Mary f., 70 = Levy. Katonah-avs
Of Remble.st. years 81 200. -
1 year 50 900. ..
3d-ave years $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-14
Danrlnq Araoemies.

+, GORGE W. wALLACE's SCHOOLS MUSIC HALL.
" Building 57th-st, 7th-ave., aud HARLEM, so and
SO West l28th-st.-Prvate tuition daily by appointment
Glasses begin October Send for circular to Harlem school
=, AUSi,S DANCING ACADEMY Adelphi Hall, 52d-st.
- and Broadway reopcns tomorrow evening. All the
latest dances taught Send for circular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30

randose, con nuevos datos y argu.
mentos, que su numeroso y esco
gido auditorio acogio con aten-
ion inconf 1rme con las teorias y
proc ,dimientos del doctor Koch
para curar la tuberculosis.
No Sc halla solo en- esta actitud
ell doctor Tizol. Muchos devote
tisne ell ilustre Ms1ico aleman
pero tsmbieu mas de una y ma
de dos eminencias en- Ia ciencia de
G.leno desconfIan de Ia e6;acia J
el Sxito del sistema del doctor
Koch, y est&n en- dssacuerdo con
ell mismo.
e doctor T,zol, que ha hechc
gala una vez mas de gu erudici6E
en- esta confsrencia, consagr6, M
obstante sus opiniones en- eli asun
to, ferviente homensje de admi-
racion al insigne Koch.
Fue ell concienzado conferen.
ciante y amigo nuestro caluro,a-
mente aplaudido por sus oyentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30
lI.CA r o.

81 ClGnor Sc remont6 como lea.
70 para atacar Ia candidatura de-
senior Gallsrt por ests Oiudad, y,
como no tiene alas para remontarse
mucho, como Icaro csy6 de la at.
m6sfera de sus ilusiopes infunda-
dss. El golpe le sali6 contrspro-
ducente, = 50 Paso a Ia digniddd
fue la puerta que cerr6 Ia entrada
en- sus prop6sitos de dcsconcierto.
-El grandilocuente, el omniscien
te, Ell omnipotente, el refulgente,
el sobressliente, = hasta el Adde'S
oente ClamOr no quiere perder el
tiempo en- contestar las paparTu-
chGs del BoLETIN No Sc moleste
poF $50 nj por 10 otro su paterfi4
dad. A 81 lie han felicitado media
doeena de cabslleros de Bayam6n,
por sus sabidurfGs, y a nosotros nos
han pedido tres ediciones extraor-
dinarias de las papGrrAChas.
El colegs, que tan difIcilmente
digiere tods substancia extrafia q
la especie, llama al BoLErIN taitG.
Gracias, colegs ,esa palsbra dice
el diccionario que la emplesn los
nihos, para aludiE csriaOaemente q
sus padfas.
AT ma que 81 BoLETtN no tuvo
a palabra para ccndenar los com
poates; cnidado no Sc queme, cole
ga que neg6 el Poder juridico y
afirn6 elqniCio iasiosag de Ia justi-
Gle. !QGei lQu6f
.Lo que no hizo el B0LHrIS Mga
cAHTu, sue habiar del derecho jart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30
IL sUFRLGIO Y Las LENTEJAS.

La historic de Esa6, aquel per-
sonsjs biblico que vendi6 sl her.
mano su primogenitura por IN
plato de lsntsjas, se presta, apli-
cada 1 10 polilca de estos ITEM
pos y 4 otras muchas cosas, q
Rrandes concentrates.
1Cuantos por nm plato de len.
tejas, que es como 81 dijsrsmos
NADIA, faltan & sns obligaciones de
ciudadano, 4 sns debeFes sociales,
yenden 50 conciencis, pierden su
honor, causan dafios inmensos y
rennncian 3 sus timbres de hidal-
guia y do noblexa!
Ellos podrian lIamarse los mo
deFnos Es01es.
Pero, hoy no hab'amos de estos /;
hoy hahlAmos do los EsGsles poll
ticosl de los qpe fennneian 81
aufrsgioy 1 Ii emision del yoto,
por IN plato de lent5as, &, .nejof
llicho, por nads. en- el Eigor de la
paiabra, y 4 los cuales fustigs scre..
snenss ID Rstist6 de Puerto Rico. J
Mefsndolsas = pesEes cue EsaG ;,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30
VARIEDADES.
pIvIsA

El antique arte de hacer diviaas
comprende cuatro categorias. La
primera se compone de c0lores 8
me2cla de colores. Eran las que
usaron los moros cintas enlaxadas,
que todavfa Sc llaman Grabssoos.
Las armas de los duques de So.
boya dan idea de esas divisas On
los lasos de 1nsOrss que r0dean ef
escudo.
La segunde clase comprende laa
divisas de simples palabras. que Ne
llamaban agmas SIN o,isrpo. Algu-
nas son noGables por sn perfecta
analogis, 81 gan concisi6n y Sd
viva expression. La de San Frana
cisco de Papls, Ckaritas, es una
linagen perfecsa de aquel homhre
venerable. HumiIiias, 6s 6aH Oar
los DeFromso, tisne iguAi sxassa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30

dico, nj de las pruebas del Peral en-
Madrid, nj de Ia dignsdGd y Ia hon-
|fG que deben posponeBse & laf idea
politica.
Y concluye: Gallart debe ser el
repref entante del BoLETIN.
No; ell BoLBTTE MERCAETIL no
tiene representante.r> No tiene mas
Diputado que el del Partido. iEs-
tamos. colegai Y por ESQ; por el
;Partido, ha sabido, ha querido, re-
| plicar q las demasiss de EI CIamo,
del Pats, sin que aceptemos para
uosotros ell papel de Icaro que &c
remonfa y cae en- ell espacio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-01-30

Tn respectable ndmero de con-
notados individuos del bene-
merito Comercio de esta plaza
ha frmado, y Sc nos remite pa.
ra que la publiquemos, la 81
guiente patri0tica