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American Protective Tariff League.

The sixth annual meeting Of the American
Protective Tariff League was held in New
York yesterday afternoon. Among those pres
ent were Robert P. Porter, Geo. H. Ely of
Cleveland, Col Thomas II. Dudley Of New
Jersey Chester Griswo,d E. A. Hartshorn of
Troy and B. G. Lehoman Of Pennsylvania
Letters Of regret were read from NJ. d. Sperry
of New Haven. Calvin Wells of Philadelphia
Nathan Golf, jr.. of West Virginia and ]. r.
Hanson of Georgia. The coneensus Of opinion
expressed at the meeting was that the work of
the league should be continued with visor
The old board of officers was reelected for the
ensuing year, after which the meeting ad-
iourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

From the New York Word.
Speculation i, rife in racing circles over Sena-
tor Hearst's approaching end. The verdict of
the physician that he cannot recover means
good deal to the racing world, for it is pretty
well known that after the Senator dies his mag
nifcent stable will be sold out at once by his
son and heir. Young Hearst has always been
bitter and outspoken against his fathers racing
enterprises. and it IS on record that more than
one quarrel has taken place between them on
account Of the large expenditures and small
returns of the Hearst stable. Young Hearsts
aversion to racing was So complete that il is
said that he even refused. on principle to 20 to
some Of the great contests in which his fathers
stable was Represented by famous thorough
breds. The disappearance of the Hearst stable
soon after the break up of Mr.. Belmonts
superb collection of horses will make very
notable change in the character Of the turf
next season.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- A wealthy London merchant gives the
secret of his business success - follows: II
always feel happy when am advertising, for
then know that. waking or sleeping, have q
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
which, If at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services Of such an agent - this
shrewd merchant referred TO, advertise in THE
EvrsNa srAA Il d rod BY everybody in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

1dessrs. Dlaaf and Farwsn Retired By re-
publican Caucuses.
The New Hampshire republican caucus "a
nominate United States Senator to succeed
Senator Blair was held last night In Concord,
there being many spectators present in the
galleries. Nominating speeches were dispensed
with and the caucus at once proceeded to bal
lot. with the following result: First ballot
Whole number Of votes, 1873; necessary to
choice, 81. James W. Patterson had 1; Charles
H. Burns, g. James F. Briggs, .; Person G.
Cheney, rs; Henry ". Blair, 81; Jacob 81.
Gallinger, IS. There was no choice and . SEC
ond ballot was ordered amid great applause.
The second ballot was announced 80 follows:
Whole number OF votes, 100; necessary to q
choice, IS. Briggs, I; Burns, 4; Cheney, 10;
Blair. 4S; Gallinger, 40. Mr.. Galiinger was
declared nominated.
Long-continued applause greeted the an
nouncement of the result. On motion Of Sem
mons On being presented DIR. Gallinger was
warmly greeted. He delivered his thanks for
the distinguished honor conferred upon him.
He commended the Mckinley tariff law ex-
and said that II elected he should support q
proper national election bill. Immediately
after the adjournment of the caucus DIR. Gal
hnger held an informal reception at his head
quarters.
Senator Blair's term expires March next
A ballot will be taken in each branch Of the
legislature on Tuesday.
Ex-Gov oGLEsBY CHOSEN.
The Illinois republican caucus Last night
took q vote on the question Of who should re-
ceive the party nomination for United States
Senator to succeed the present incumbent
Hon. Charles II. Farwell. The vote resulted:
Ex-Goy. Richard Ogiesby, "a; c. E. Farweii
So Judge Walter Q. Gresham, 4; ex-Representa-
tive Ross of La Sale, ILL.,, l; Senator Thomas
Hamer of Vermont, ILL.,, 1.
Ex-Gov. Oglesby received the nomination in
q subsequent ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

During the recess in the contest for Robert
Ray Hamilton's estate, brought by his reputed
widow, Eva, papers in a divorce suit brought
by Josh Mann were served on her. This con-
siderably Disconnected her, for i. upset her
claim that she had been the lawful wife OF, Ray
Hamilton. She declared that Mann had been
out of his head for mouths and sues out OF
the paper purpOrting to be certificate of
marriage between his said wife, Eva, and
Robert Ray Hamilton had been procured
solely for the purpose Of playing joke upon
him. her husband, Joshua j. Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

The Indiana house of delegates has passed
resolution which provides that Indiana shall
cooperate with Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsyl-
wanna in inquiry as TO how much foreign capital
is loaned in these states, with view Of taxing
this capital. The resolution includes the other
states named for the reason that if but one
state began taxing this capital the loan compa-
MES would withdraw from the state. reso-
luton has passed both houses calling upon
Congress to amend the Constitution Of the
United States SO as to provide for the election
of United States Senator by popular ballot
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Gov. Beavers Nominations Opposed,

At caucus of democratic senators of Penn
sylvania at Harrisburg yesterday it was resolved
to oppose the confirmation of any appoint
ments sent in by Gov. Beaver outside of alder
men, Justices of the peace and no.aries public
The republicans, learning Of this, did not call
up any appointments i'll executive session. A
two-thirds vote is necessary for confirmation,
and the republicans only have thirty-one out Of
the fifty senators. A republican caucus was
held this afternoon, at which it Was resolved to
meet the issue as presented by democratic.
Several Of the Senators said that il the demo-
cratic program was carried out the republicans
would refuse to confirm Governor-elect Patti
sons cabinet or any of his appointments.
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THE ASSOCIATION CIRCUIT.
Little Doubt That 1t Will BE Arranged Ac-
cording to Program.

Little Doubt That 1t Will BE ARRANGED Ac-
cording to Program.
sn.,;,, .-o,,, NV D.,,,
, -, we" ioiA W Tue rhiiaoeipna
fTess says; Inc thlrd day OF the great base ball
conference was less prolific in news sense than
any Of those which preceded it. and the yarious
delegates were 10 anvth;ng Wow soc,.,;vo o,a
- ,. 'Ae' IN ~, '. ..'N
more mysterious than ever. Inc assocatlon
met at II o'clock and ratified the action OF its
committee in the matter of the settlement with
a.. ,,.I,;..;.,, -. 60, ooo -. .
-, ,s ""ous EN.'ooo W P"is company
win THESE CLUBS, and II Is cheap at that This
deal would have been contaminated last night
but for the parsimonious spirit shown by the
nree;dert of the Iori.v,,lo clrh NJ p.rso,s
~.N'' "A. .. 'oA''
VINO aecIared tnat ne wouid not cont1iDute one
cent 'o"afa feimpufsihs tine recurring eiuDs; PM
as soon as the other members expressed thelr
oeSer minatioh 10 go ahead witnout MN: ne
Puiied In ms norns ana announced MS wiihng-
ness 10 pay his share.
ms leaves the ASSOCIATION out In nne style
anu puts II In position 10 admit Boston, Cnlcago
ana washington without any friction. 1t also
puts an END 10 the suit brought by Mr.. hetcham,
whose lawyers mad II indefinitely postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

The Pennsylvania legislature met in Joint
convention at Harrisburg yesterday for the
purpose Of counting, the vote cast for state
officers at the November election. The
election returns were read by the
clerk, and Lieutenant Governor Davies who
presided, then made the formal announcement
OF the election of Robert E. Pattison. demo-
crat, as governor. Louis A. Waters, republi-
can, lieutenaat governor, and Thomas J. Stew
art, republican. secretary of internal affairs
Governor-elect Pattison yesterday resigned the
presidency of the Chestnut Street National
Bank of Philadelphia. and William NJ. Singerly,
proprietor of the Philadelphia Record, was
chosen to I'LL the vacancy. Mr.. Pattison will
be inaugurated governor on Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

kUO6 UWenB Mufdefef Sentenced.
Edward Emmons, charged with the murder
Of Mrs. Kate Owens, was convicted last night
Of murder in the second degree in the court of
oyer and terminer at Richmond, Staten Island.
The prisoner was sentenced to life imprison-
ment at Sing Sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-16

GooDs Now In SEASON.
POTTERY RICH CUT GLASS
AND BOWLS all sizes.
PORCELAIN. BON BON DISHES.
DINNER DEcANTERs,
FISH. FLAGoNs.
GAME. TUMBLERs.
SALAD CHAMPAGNES,
AND cIARETs. WINES,
CREAM FINGER BOwLEs. &C.
SETS. Fine PLATED WARE
FINE PLATES. and CUTLERY, all Of the
EPERGNRs. lest class and lowest
PUNCH BOWLS. prices
&c. &c.
NV BEvERrpek,
d3-3m 1909 Pennsylvania ave.
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JM. s, 81.

JAx. s, 81.
HOOVER AND sNYDRRp
SHOES FOB MEN.
s9OKs FOR LApIEs.
SHOES FOB BOYS.
SHOES FOB MISSES.
SHOES FOB CHILDREN.
ARE TIE BEST FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
FIJI PERFECT. STYLES NEWEST. PRICES
LOWEST.
HOOVER SNYDER
sl7.A l217 P>nnsyivznas ave-
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NOT YET sIDE-rRACKED.
Mr.. Evazts' Long Speech Intsrfersd with thu
Democratic Plan.

No OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE TO LAT Aside THE
FEDERAL ELECTIONS BILI-A CONTINUOUS sEs-
SION ON THE MEASURE TO BE ASKED FOR
OTHER CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS.
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Grxrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR IL
Coats. 5oc. Pants. &c. Vests. 25c Alterinx and
cpairrlx dos IN b<sf manner Goods called toe and
h. I. HAHN. 7c5 ssh st. NV
a12 Ess0 E11 81. West " aAhtngscuL
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

O0G ST. N.w.-A FEW MORE CAN BE
cOO accommodated in the select class for the in
stritfon of little children. Price % per month. ts1
A C. sTARIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Is 4 ST
n. W. Full business course IS per ,nonth $40
for ten months; day and evening sessions; private
and class instruction. students prepared for civil
seryiee examinations; new method OF illustrating
bookkeeping, by which students advance rapidly
Shorthand and Typewriting. three months. Sl1
jaltr In
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RAILROADS.
NHKsAPKkkE AND ONO RAILWAY


CHksAPkAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
sch.dul. In sssct January 4 lspi.
Train. ,..v. ,rnsOn p-vSs. eh .se , ss-.-s. rc.s7
SarieS asfs si Wa a "a fSs, sss - =:
NNnlR,s ss-s sI.,ns Asnsasls .sa Sns.sse
II ~ NJ. . II S..; q t,n,.a. s.n,. ssns
sS:Ss pssan. t ,.,.s bun s 49, To- fss
inssen Sed Louisville. fuiinaAn Can go .
Once. SI5 hsanssivsnss avenue
,ylslf s,D.r.l p.-,rnL.- =.
n edmond sss AM n.S.lIAf ksII,ReaD -.
station NsshlnStoa u q. '''''' 'A'N-
,,s so oPs..I.s. co. o. SalS.s cs..'o'syn, 80
ROXY Mount. D.nyiiie, Gsr~snsisSro'. Rsisirh lss.
so Hsn sslt. sss A.s,. s ~.
man sieerer Iisais 70 Nv ,r,s.as fnmss 80
DanNllle va CounttA ami AaglIsia Macon. f-sis.
RoGt~ ctnnsis ); ~ ncf rlr sss SSTfoii a. s -
ten rAilr9.a tsr ho.n .e. BRISTOL SnoRViae. o.sss-
n 10 a i'q1 ,, Mssl,nS1es ara scu,s.r.
composed entirely OF Pullman .srs "a " hsch a -Trr.
nate y .are clarea. arrives Atissi. v 81 n g..
s;rssburE ana lnt-rinesiiate stanon..
ssSah sis-rs; z Tsap n l u. 80
~ 10 ? N. ,--we~teru Expr~S. daily for A.n---.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, staunton, Louisville. cSssna.1l
Pullman Aestihue lrain Nashin-.oa ~ Cancts.-.~tL
Nltn fullnAn AiseIer tsr Louisville
- ~ - q n. = Southern fxr~-ss daily fu Luminous
AuSllsfA. Aik-n. Atlanta Montgomery. New Orl-s,IS
ton 70 NeS drisaas "a. Atlanta AM Nen,s,. M
Pullman s-eIsr New Aurk ana N.~hins-ton - A<fs~-
vile and Hot Springs. n. c. via Salishurv El~e
Washington g Augusta Charlotte alaa aulas
rains On washington and plrfo divisfcn leave s-f-
e%ly eSsefH sunday returninf arr1~s Maslii.rf.sa
except SUNDAY. -s'
rhronsh trains from the south Via Chariotte flas
Vile and lynrhhurF arrive IN Nsshnafon q ~ n
~ ~ a m, and - I. VIA fast leun-~r-s N 80
snd chhurF Al % y m. ami ~ Co.
pe.ks and Ohio route aud Charlottesville NJ a. NJ
and 20 pm and l0.l al strAslun loea a. lsaSs-
g.
Tickets sleeping car reservation. and tnforrn.s,o.
FURNISHED and tasarase checked ofscs $50 pr~r-
ra4lroad. 0th sud = SIS
ns las. L. TAYLOR. Gen Piss Ars.,
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srock
OF FOREIGN coArINGs. vFsrrNGs.
SUIT1NGs. OyERCOATINGs AND TRoCs-
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORINGA REIN-
elTED To INSPECT ALL GARMENTS CUT
By H. ID. BARR. I'LL PA AVE. ARE GUAR
ASIEkD 40 BIZ OF ThE CORkEcT STYLE
ol7
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The Florida subtropicsl expedition opened it,
fourth snnual session In Jaeksoavills l4at nigAA
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4 DEPARrMKxT OF COMMERCE.

Senator Frye, by request, has introduced q
bill to esta,blish at Washington city an e1ecuiiy,
department of commerce for the supervision
of business relating to commerce. The bill. in
the main. embraces the recommendations O.
the recent marine conference on maritime
matters generally.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
= N0RDDEUTsCHER LLoYD SIS CO.
FaM Express Sfeamers
To Southampton u0naon, Havre) Brernan
Elder. Sat-. Jan. L.. u. M; Lain, We'd. Jan.
q. pm. Fulda. Sat. Jan. "a, 5:;sU a. m. Spree
We'd. JaAL =, an werra. Sat, dan 81, ~ 20
An Trsye, We'd. Feb 4. 1 pm.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table Injurious
sAloon appointments Prices: Isx CABIN e., and ur-
ward a berth. according to location ID cabin $50 an
adnlS; stsersss ~ ios sssss Apply 70 l. y. DkoOP.
xs5 Penn ave. isT
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THE SILVER POOL COMMITTEE.

The Speaker yesterday announced the fol-
lowing committee to make ar investigation to
discover if it Is true, charged in certain
newspaper reports. that national legislators
were interested in ''sifver pooi:' Nessrs.
Dingley. Payne. Rowell, Dockery and Oates.
Mr.. Dockery declined tn serve and Mr.. Peel of
Arkansas was named in his place.
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blood POISON Effects Of ndiscretion etc et %rife to
pr: g. i. fheel. 5S North Fourth ST., below Green,
fhllzde phia, Pa, stating and receive book
Truth explaining how 10 get cured and exposing
quackA Dr. fheel tue only Phy scian the United
States to when all Others fail,
whxt Others advertis> Hours. 20 5. 70 y. sun
Gays. 10 L.. oS-tr
nR. LOBE. 10 n. 18th ST., PHILADELPHIA
IL Pa. Twenty years experience. Send for book
lsealedD containing full particulars for HOME CURE
Tree OF change -
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oAN's
O 3 DIT 10 Z.
Gldn 10 and 74I 5th q. n ~
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TIE TONNAGE BILL.

Representative Boutelle of Maine yesterdi
presented in the House the resolution adops4
yesterday by the New York board of trade ar
transportation Urging the necessity of the pas
age by the House Of the ''Farquhar touna,
hill"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

La EXCELENTE PREPARATION EMUL.
sion de Scott es cOnocda todO eli mundo por suu
brilantes resultados casos desesperadOs en- ex.
tremO.
HumacaO, Puerto Rico, Abril de 1887.
SenOres Scott y BoWne, Nueva- York.-Muy seno.
res mfUs Creo an deber de conclencia al propio
tempo que deber professional, e manifestar us
tedes los briantes resultados obtendos en- mi larga
prkctica con ell usO de excelente preparation CO.
nOcida va en- tOdo el mundo con ell nombre de EDaaL
si6a de Scott
CasOs en- extreme desesperados de ra0uitisDso.
GftcciOHes bT0nqHtGtes pUlmOnGTes cr6nicds escro
fRtisaqO tOdas sus maDifestaciOnes a6n en- las
mismas tuberculosis, los que be tenido OCCASION de
Obssrvar de cerca tratar Emulsion en- todos
ellOs he obtenida los mejores resultados pues aus
excelentes cOnpOnentes los hiepOfosftos De cal de
sosa 81 aceite puro de bfgado de bacalao, reune
una preparation decadisima que la hace de fGeA
tomar diRerble adn para los est6magos mas dei-
cados, por cuya eircunStaneia me cOmplazco en- eI-
trelno felcitandO ustedes por Ell gran servcio que
vienen prestando prscioeo preparado Emul-
si0n de Scott Ia humanidad enfeFma
Soy de ustedes con toda confederation alto. s. S.
@. B. 8. n.
DR.. Pablo FOntg Marte!o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08
HORACIOs " CURACIOs

De mi vida al nublado campamento,
TIES adalides, sin temeT Ia muerte,
Ell amor, la vrtud y ell sentimentO
Lanzarouso luchando con la suerte.
Sale ell amor, nuere tTaiciOnadoj
Va la virtud, quedase cautivaj
7 ell sentimiento, en l6grimas bshadO,
Murio como una humide senstiya.
Como el roble mont@s que no Sc abRte,
Solo la fe en- el triunfo qnedo entera..--..
Mis- sOldadados han muerto en- el combato
Dejadme que conserve la bandera
juan de Dios Pesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08
NUEVO sURTIDo

Para eervir cualouier trabaio one ma
pids:
PaPGl de ofcio, espaioi frances.
Comefoial y de carts, diversidad de
clases ESQ, rayado, cuadriculado, can
to dorado, etcetera, ctcetera.
De lutD medic luto.
De colores, com6u y satiBado.
TarJetas, gran variedad.
De vista y felicitacidn, comercialsa.
de matrlmonio, bautasmo, entlerro de-
invtaci6n.
S0Dres do Tarias. formas tamafioa.
AapIces, portaplUmas, lacres, GO
ma para horrar y otEos articulos de es-
critorIo. En- esta imprenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

Puede atraerse la consideration y la sim
patfa del pdblico.
Los coros d6biles, pero muy ojusta.
dos.
El bale de Eas gitaaas cOsi, cOsi. Agra
10 en- extreme al paraiso, que pidi6 cor
lnsistencia la repriSSe
La orquesta, afnada completa, obe-
dece 10 inteligente batuta del maestro
Francisro'o con absolute precision.
Es este un director notabilfsimo, que
conoce fondo los recursos musicales, y
SAGA partido de So gente,
ProcursmOs a ustarnos la exactitud.
Acaso rectifcaremos en- una nueva audi
ci6n quiza tendremos entonces oca-
sion de tributar los artistas mas arden
tes placemes.
FL pdblico verfa con placer que el
senor Anton le ofreciera algunas operas
de 50 escOgido repertoire, tales como
GiocOndG, aida, Atricana, HugonOtes,
lone y MefstGfele.
ST la Compa1fa SO muestra compla-
nos consta que 10 es en- grsdo
sumo-bara una temporada regular.
Nosotros SO la deseamos largs, brillan-
to y lucrativa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

A8WcaF.-
Las existencias de IefnO, estS " 1s-.assss
y cOtizamos nominalmente de $3.50 1920. DE
mOscabadOs son mOderadas cOtizamOs frme de
$34 $3a segin clase.
MfeIes,-
Per las razanes expuestas en- el apartado ante
riOr, tampocO sc hacen OpersciODes en- este dulce
No hay hi existencias nj demanda
Mercado eOmpletamente encalmado cOtizamos
de $19 $24 seeGn calidad.
ROm.-Subiendo:
COtizamOs de $40 q S55.
CambiOS.-FiTme
COtiEamOB:
SObre Londres de 1896 4 s6-05 por libra ssqdu
diaB vista.
), ESpsna div 10 IL p. & premio
;, NeW-Y0rk, 3 div 214 22l D. 9 premio
,, Francia dry 19 = 20 p.S premio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

EN- JAYUYA 81 mas rico, pintoresco salu.
dabie vale de Puerto Rico, vende 8 SO alquia
una Precioaa casa estilo ell mas mOdernO, con una
eegante fachada pintada del mejOr gustO possible
Dicha casa esta stuRda el centro del poblado; Y
construida de hierro maderas del pafs con todas
las cOmOdidades apeteeibles para una famllia. Cons
Ia de una espaciosa sala, dos cuartOs aterales de
slete varas cuRtrO cada uno, cOmedOr cOcina v
eacusadO. Aqua potable el patio de la misma;
tiene cuatrO puertss al freDte, teniendo una ele-
Vaci6n de cincO vsras media. Vista hace fe: para
infOrmes dirigirse su duenO en- Jayuya Arturo Err
nestO Msnrrique.-JuliO 20 del 81. 5-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08
INSTITUTRIZ

Sc desea cOntratar por amos una senorita 8
sefora qHe sola, ain fsmiia para nstitutriK de
ninas, 0freciendoe anualmente una bUena suma. Pa
"a mas informes dirigirse don Joss A. HudO en-
Jayuya, Utuado.
Julio 21 de 1891. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08
N O tt IA 3

En- Ia representation de II IToUattOre OBJ
servamOs que el tramoysta no cambiaba las
bambslinas al cambiar las decoraciones.
Els una impropiedad chacante, sobre la
cual debe tomar la empresa sus medidas.
Un detalle cualquiera desencanta al p1-
biico da lugar rnidos y prOtestas en- Ell
paraisO
En- ell extreme de la Gale mayor, frente q
la casa meTcantil de II. FrGnceschi, SO ha
tornado un bache immense.
Aviso la pOliefa municipal.
Son ipsoportabes los des6rdenes del pa
raisO durante las funciOnes teatrales.
GTitOs que revelan escasfsima culturs; sill
bldOs que acusan perversa educaci6n frases
grOseras que deben reprimirse no sc repri-
men pesar de que en- las alturas del teatro
vemos siempre una legion de guardias de
Orden pdblico
BuenO es cOrTegir tales abuses, que no me-
recen la aprobaci6n de ninguna persona sen
sata, que dan lugar que ell temple del
arte 50 conyierta en- ola de grillos.
Con una doceDa de escarmientOs basta.
Que 80 hagan aplaudiremOs.
Hace dos dfas que estuvierOn en- Ponce,
de pasO para Msyaguez, los aTtstas que
cOmponen la troupe dFamatica de Pauline
Delgado.
Este gu espOsa quedaTon bordO del va
por en- que viajaban.
Sc dice que hay notcas de que estall6 ha-
&C POGO en- Barcelona una snbevaci6n en-
sentidO republicauO.
No tenemOs detalles.
Sc ha agravadO considerabemente la en-
feTmedad que snfre nuestro ilustre paisano
don jose Julian Acosta.
Sali6 aver por vez primera en- San Juan
= hoy hemos tenidO Ia satisfaction de Ieci-
Dir su vlsita-un nuevO peri0dicO que sc tt
tula III OORtribuyent6
MuchO ha de sufrir 81 Sc identi6ca con la
clase desdichada cuyO nOmbre trae la prem
sa periodical.
LIE deseamos muchos lectores pocas de-
nUncias.
Se ha despedido para Europa 81 estima BILE
jOven doS Carlos Armstrong, hijo, de dOnde
en- breve regresafa unidO por los eternOs la
ZOs de HimeDeO con ialinda criOlla puerto
rrqueha sefiOrita Caridada Lohse, residente
en- COpeDhague. Viaje feliz deseamos la
afortunada pareja.
No vendran los catedratcos de la Habana
Puert-Rco iran los estadiantes de Pner-
10 Rico la Habana.
LO de Mahoma pues que la montana no
viene hacia mf, 20 ire hacia .f . 8
Sc eDcuentra en- Aguadilla, d0nde ofrecerA
al pdblicO IN concerto, la sehorita Paoli
en- Vega Baja no pudo hacer otro tanto por
falta de local.
Ha regresado a su residencia de Mayagtez
nuestrO queridO amigo correligionariO e
Doctor Carbonell.
Sc ha inaugurado ei Casino de Toa- Alta,
ell drama de Cavestani 50
escLaUO de su culpG, 10 peza c6mica en- IN
acto La noUia del general.
Sc asegUra que la Compafifa dTsmatica del
sehor Bur6n llegara muy en- bIeve la Capt.
tai de Puerto Rico.
Los grabadOs de los dos dltimos nImeIos, |
81 del 8 y Is de Julio, de La IIustTdci6n Es- |
DaflOlG y AznericGHa, son en- su mayor parte |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08
PAsTos

Sc ofrecen pastos nagni6cOs, en- condici0nes
muy c0nvenientess los empreaarios de eoches ca.
rrOs. Quedan muy cerca dc la p0tlaci6n-
Hay cereados con aguas abundantess el Guido
de loa animaes eers esmersdisima
Para informes dirigrse 4 In impFenta dc este pc
ri0dico.
I2-lS Ponce, Julio 10 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

Yale og GaaciO participant Z los
seflores m6dioOs y farmac6uticos
haber recibido tinturas: dc Stro-
fantass Piscidia y do Vibnrnnm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

Si Quieres saber al uu hombre es lustrado,
mira ell ndmerO de enemigos que tiene; ell
quieres saber si eg rico, mira ri tiene muchoD
amigos. 81 quiereu saber eli es avsrO, escucha
las quejas de Gu f0BiliA; si quieres saber 81
esplendido, oye las alabanEas que dc I'll
hacen sus amigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-08

En- csta tipografia Sc imprimen
taTjetas al minute 4 precios snma-
mente m0dicOs.