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The sun., 1891-10-07
Ex-COLLECTOR ROBERTSOy
Howicd Down and Defeated In tho wes,
chester County Convention.

WHITE PLAINS. Oct 6.-The Rep lblican
County Convention met in Moran's Hall this
morning. and was called to order by Ex-
Collector William H. Robertson. He was sue
ceeded In the chair by Ex-Assemblyman d. w.
Travis OF Peekskill. Tho Convention was
called upon to settle the old factional fight in
the Westchester delegation. The delegates Of
ths ex-Supervisor. Henry C. Henderson. and
James c. Cooley faction wero admitted. Two
hundred and four delegates answered to their
names. Tho fight for Sheriff settled down to q
struggle between Ex-County Treasurer Crom-
we'll. who was an aspirant and Ex-C Collector
Robertson. who favored the nomination Of
Edward B. Long.
The names Of eight candidates wcre pre-.
sented to the Convention. and. after ten bal
lots. the fight was confined to the Cromwell
and Robertson factions SO unruly was the
Convention that Chairman Travis actually
stood up on the Secretarics' desk. and. with
length Of lead pipc boat q tattoo on the side
OF the desk shouting that he was ashamed to
admit that they were Republicans In Con-
vention assembled" Delegates pulled and
hauled ono another and oponly charged each
.yh other with fraud. AdraankSn delegate from East
was several times elected from the room. sew
eral times when tht T. deeGat|3ns IT n, Of each dis
.s SSss S$s IA sfa ftS tSs Sa Sss s
tho one o for
hSTS2 Sssst.9 & 7
Ss ssH'sss
xth sho a. s ssocknr III sSfp
ts Ssr t is lis aFsn S
scromYell will have as his opponent ,ex;
the ps@osfatO SonSsnon q Ss hsld Ssss
~s as$. sss a~A sss: s :esssP ssss ss ssrs Il
Sss sss$ssy s!tEaSsxSs WIZ tas ssss p
e saS q the VI z nSz
IRON 'fs
s s se st s s isys e
xss1 ns sSssa down 9p motion to sa-
% yer Of Tar Tsrrytown. protested loudly against Inst
ss,sI S4ss sSas, olsS
on mad career the Convention refused TO be
81 ases ssas' sat down amid
Delegates tried to answer for absentees-
Every time an absentee's name .was called
This placed the Convention In a state oi dis.
ufIs Hsnu D.. Mecutoheon df Tsrrytovu and
John G. Holmes Of Lewisboro. who Is q brother
in-law. of ex-CollectoI Robertson. had bocn
hsmsd for Judge Of sessi9n; The hght be:
was renewed, and was fought bitterly. Rob
ertson won. Holmes occurring the nomlnatlon
Several motions to denounce the action Of the
Convention in this nomination were made, but
sscretary. Bee and aSiesafes 81 gut t left the hall Withoat
q motion for adjournment. The ticket nomi-
RAted is; For sheriff. Dayid Crpmwell Of
New Rochelle; for Judge Of Sessions. John O.
The sun., 1891-10-07
STILL BALL0TYNG At UTICA.
Filing Time Ends Tomorrow, hut the Co
vention Knows u Way Out or that Dinieult

r1unB 11me ESuuS HO-mOrrOw, nut Inc SOAs
vention knows Way Out ofthut Dimeulty.
UTICA. Oct G.-The Horkimor- Otseso- -Mad-
son Convention adjourned tonight until to-
morrow morning. when 1t will begin with the
624th ballot. To-day hos shown no change
nor tho prospect OF one. Ex-senator Mils.who
Is ono OF Sheard's best men. is here doing what
he can. Tho delegates have discovered how
they can keep on voting after the expiration OF
tho time for filing the certificate OF nomination.
y In no % Ghoice is made by THURSDAY the G9nte9.
selected 6o viii get 800 citizens in tho district
dent though really, the Republican nominpe.,
THE SUN's article about Warner Millers
telegram hns been discussed by every one
eiossd IT Wth o fact SuesSa thSa Awf w sGsaa saSaS
30 nomlnatelY, som9 q the Hsrki,RRs.11
was made Of tho telegram. It was bud judE-
ment to publish 1t at all. unless it WAS pub
llshed In full In tho first place, they snld. The
question which no one could or would answer
was. Why was tho last part suppressnd" "
. Senator Shcnrd is positive that he will be the
lucky man. hut Wlbor and Smith profess to be
equally sure There were two or three very
earnest con lcrences to-day between delegates
but no conclusions woro reached.
The sun., 1891-10-07
hon. viLLfAn RxSnT sNiru,

HON. vhIhA hhSnf SMITH, LORD OF the treasury
Tho death OF Mr. Smith. who was universally
popular. has caused tho most profound rogrei
s y sna e etnSs
iieit fortune Of about 1t siGy .66V;
Mr.. Gladstone has wirod tho following mes
sage OF coincidence to tho relatives II Mr.
sss rssSed dss h sha sas sTs' ss nsws
lection Of his kindly nature. fine qualities. and
distingqished deyotion to the public service. "
1ant ~ the death tho ot SE Sr. q. Smith. '
Conservative party loses its most popular and
perhaps its most fOrcible leader. For although
Mr. Smith was neither an orator nor states
masses sa Enssh ss Fdss people pc shining
ample Of what plain. common man Of OBJ
being an
E thS party that ssson o, no ne
Duke street. Grosvsnor square. London. His
firm q which William Henry, s@ita, was ths
head and whGse sign; M H. +Sa Smith e.
When William Henry was boy money was
grammar school. and was then put into tho
news. business OF his father; He began
He ' sHceeeaed ] s his father. ~" and extended tic
business until ho was ono Of the rich mon Of
London,
Then he set about accomplishing that am
bition which is in tho plans Of every middle
class EnSlshman. He stood for Parliament
cournGed by defeat, stood again in 1858 and
retired Mr.. Mill by a large majority. From
1853 until 1874 his party was in the opposi-
tion and Mr. Smith devoted his time to learn
ING the routine Of political business. He
showed himself to he 80 we'll versed in 1t that
in 1874. Disraeli. returning, to power. selected
him for tho hard and thankless place Of ParliE-
mentary Secretary for the Treasury. which Is
given to rising mon as Q sort of place to get
promotion and became First Lord Of the Admi-
rally.
had made sound sand durable reputation for
great executive capacity and for conscientious
work. When Lord Salisbury came into power
The sun., 1891-10-07
PRETTY FAIR REGISTRATION.
Nut II Folks Would Wake Up 1t Might Just
as Well bo Bigger.

Yesterdays registration was more than ten
per cent. heavier than it was last year when
very exciting local campaign was
on. It indicates moro than ten
per cent increase in tho votc. for
the registration fell OF last fall after the first
day. owing to the changing conditions Of tho
municipal fight The increase is mainly
in the Seventh. Tenth Thirteenth. and
Twenty-frst dtstricts and those up town.
,yI1f whore the natHral increase. Of Regulation
Seventh and Twenty hrst districts, whore it
may mean the return to interest In politics Of
come out Tor the r NJ. L. combination. It is full
OF announcement for the Democrats. These
arc the figures:
The sun., 1891-10-07
CHAPLIN Wn.LMAKE A REPLY.
LIE HkN1s A DENOMINATION IF zIEG-
LER rs NOMINATED.
The Nominations Yet Observation-Disclosures
man Mctarthy, Charles w. Sutherland
and r. N NeCarren Tor the Senate.

The Nominations Yet Observation-Disclosures
man Mccarthy, Charles w. Sutherland
and r. n NeCarren Tor the Senate.
Although tho rival City Conventions in
Brooklyn are only q few days OF there is nc
absolute certainty rs to who the candidates for
Mnyor nro TO be. Even William zieglcr. the
millionaire taxpayer. who was supposed
to have the Republican nomination within
his grasp, may be set aside. His
much -heralded statement arraigning the
Democratic organization In general and Mayor
Chaplin In particular and taking to himself
glory for saving the city more than s1.000.0OO
by blocking the water purchase scheme. has
not increased his popularity. It was reported
In well-informed political circles last night
that Mr.. Ziegler would retro from the
field within q day or two. and there
was n discussion among the leaders as
to tho best man to tako up in his place. The
names OF Francis II. Wilson. the President OF
tho Union League Club. and Henry T. Meyer.
President Of tho United Grocers' Association.
received most attention.
Mayor Chapin's attitude In the canvass was
pretty clearly defined yesterday and will be
moro so to-day. when he will make state
ment in direct reply to Mr.. ZieGIor's assault
on his official record Mr.. Chnpin will return
his thanks to tho Democracy OF Brooklyn
hands and declare TINT Il would bo
his wish to retire for the present from
official life at the close Of his present torn.
He wishes It to be distinctly understood that
he recognizes the prejudice In the organiza-
tion against q third torn. but at tho Same time
says that no would eagerly enter tho race In
case hr. Ziogler should be placed In nominn-
ton BY the Republicans. Tho gist OF Mr..
Chapin's statement 4 an appeal te ths DsmoS.
nominated by the Republicans.
Inasmuch ns both the Democratic and Re-
publican Conventions. will meet ut the samo
hour on Saturday night. il mny not be poei-
tiyYSiy knoWp until then who the, eandidates
can alone. 1t is said. render that Of
Mr.. Chaplin possible. With Mr.. Chaplin
out OF the race, the nomination will very likely
GO other to x-I'ostm aster Hendrix or Gen.
John B. Woodward. unless tho boom for Mr..
Ridgway should carry the Convention by storm
and upset the ants-Convention arrangements.
DEMOCRATIC SENATE cAND1DATEs.
The work OF nominating candidates was
inaugurated last night by the Democrats. their
Sonventions having been held in tho threo
Lawyer Thomas F Pearsall presided over
the Convention in the Second district, which
has safe Democratic majority OF 5000 or
The sun., 1891-10-07
DEATH OF WILLIAM nsNnY ssIrH,
Tho Conservative Leader IN the House OF
e., Conmons-uaffcurM May Sueceed Hin.-

The Conservative Leader IN the House Of
Conmons-usifour May Sueceed Hiua-
LONDON. Oct 0-Tho Right Hon. William
Henry Smith. First Lord Of tn eTroasury. War
den OF the Cinaue Ports. and Government lead
or In the House Of Commons. who has been I'll
for somo time. suddenly suffered relapse and
died this afternoon.
Mr.. Smith made favorable progress toward
recovery until yesterday. whom he became
worse and suffered great deal Of pain owing
to recurrence OF gout Toward evening.
however no recovered. and his condition was
so favorable that his attending physician left
Walmer Castle. near Dcal. the official residence
OF the Lord Warden Of the Cinaue Ports. where
Mr.. Smith has been seeking to regain his
health since his appointment as successor to
the lato Earl Granville. and returned to Lon
don.
This morning Mr. Smiths condition became
critical and he died at IT. NJ.
Tho Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour. NJ. P. for
East Manchester and Chief Secretary for Ire
land. will succeed Mr.. Smith as Conservative
leador In the House OF Commons II tho infu-
ence OF the powerful Carlton Club. and tho
opinion OF the Conservative party. rs whole.
rules In tho decision to DO made by Lord
Salisbury.
On the other hand. II the negotiations now
pending for o reconstruction OF the Cabinet.
based on tho absorption OF tho Liberal Union
lists are effected. tho Right Hon. George ].
Goschen. Chancellor OF the Exchequer. will
claim the leadership.
An intimate friend OF Mr.. Goschen informs
the Associated Press correspondent that Lord
The sun., 1891-10-07

10.OOO. Ex-Assembly-
man p. X. MeCann pre-
sented the name Of
John McCarty for Sena-
tor In q ringing speech.
MIR. McCatty was NOM
mated by q unanimous
yoto and with much en-
thusiasm. He appea. ed
before the Convention
and accepted tho nom
ination. He was born
in Westchester county
forty-eight years ago.
and has been q resident
of Brooklyn for thirty
years. Until his recent
removal to his fine res
idence on the park
,I~- t. Al, T,,-A..
The sun., 1891-10-07
MR. FLOUER At CTIC4.
He Fauses on His Way to Watertown IA
Make Little Speech.

Ne Fauses on His Way to WATERFOWL to
-t Make . Little Speech.
UTICA. Oct. G.-The Hon. Roswell r. Flower.
accompanied by Mrs. Flower. reached Utica
on his way to Watertown Mt 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Tho announcement OF his COM
ing was made only m hour e9rlier. yet
when Mr.. Flower alighted from the train a
largo md enthusiastic throng had assembled.
Mr. Flower received roysl welcome. He was
dId hid not expect to make speech to-day
%sRsss %Rsn ths Sss t. Sssr stE
saying something to you and to bring ring to You yos
sSSsnss RSvs s'Y
ssS thu. tfy there to S0n NO pG RynR ds ts
Tnsn the nht 1 the ,hrs p
'01 wor ts1ere saa In Elsstlea ssieS''' DAY =
ti wps Ssd wo,p the yssSr9y WosH ssh otE yh
When ths Greeks were threatenea By outward
foes they dropped their own differences and
SS sS hth ths ssunss sas% 81 statesmen
Sthsrs a. man q who grew larger and better srts SS
ssymoar. t4pplSIse.i The section tIat I
snS ths aa In 1sodxtX forty
sp% % Oneida lIaasStsrl m a@ M confident that
the sSn aoT on dy
eontsns S savs your ana
ns sssn
Flower had apished. and they were given with
EI and Mrs Flower left for watertown at
The sun., 1891-10-07

Saliabury, during a crit
ical period In the his
tory Of the coalition
between the Conservn.
tives and tho Liberal
Unionists. gnve a writ
ten assurance that Mr..
Goschen should have
tho leadership OF the
Conservative party in
tho House OF Commons
in the event tthen n pos
sibility, owing to Mr..
smiths state Of health
md tho rumor that he
was about to be raised
TO tho peerage.) OF the
retirement Of the First
Lord ~ fha iran su,.v
The sun., 1891-10-07

noBSul ~ AAAbN SiAttt 100
candidate. Last year
Mr.. Sutherland carried
the NinthAssembly dis
trict in spite OF an ad-
worse natural majority
ofseveral tllousand.and
he will make a lively
light in the Senate
district. Mr.. Suther-
land is younger, man
than the candidate in
the Second district. He
is o Woodworking Jour-
nalist. and last night
ho sent word to the Con-
vention to excuse him
from appearing before
1t on the ground that
he had to look out for
the interests Of his wife
and children.
Senator Patrick II.
The sun., 1891-10-07

Is now on visit to Englapd. He says that his
offered BY Mr. Goschen for the preliminary ex-
pertinent for tho settlement Of Vancouver by
crofters
The sun., 1891-10-07

second ward. hc was the Democratic leader In
the Fifth ward. Ho has served as Secretary OF
the Board Of Health. ccrk In the Central POLICE
was President OF the Board Of Aldermen for
the four years preceding his recent resigna-
ton.
In the Third Senate district, which is almost
hopelessly Republican, the Democrats named
Aseem tlyman Charles w, Sutherland as their
The sun., 1891-10-07
Stock Transactions on the Pennsylvania
Limited,

During the recent activity In the stock market gen
,smA9 from New Yort i.insd certain ,nfossmatiop
yania Limited anu ayailing hinSen OF services OF
the stenograpaer wired Gls brokers In New York TO
many .hoSssnds o aollaT E ~ gree. oo9,s. h,;.
travelling. The Ponnsyivania Limited. leaving Ksw
York At 1000 A. w. every day for Chicago and Cincn'
natl 10 tue only train tile world which such nfor
nation ID availRble.-AIp.
The sun., 1891-10-07

MCCarren WAS nOm1-
Several II terms as and oae es
Senator. The district is regarded as practi-
cally safe for the Democrats
The sun., 1891-10-07
Assembly NoniAatleas.

Putnam County-Hamilton Fish. Jr.. Repub-
lican.
The sun., 1891-10-07
Waiting Untu the Deaoer.ts Noniaats.

ALBANY. Oct 6.-The Republican Convention
to nominate q candidate for the Supreme Court
bench from tho Third judicial district met at
the Hotel Kenmore here to-day.
There were but nine OF the fourteen dele
gates present. and an adjournment without
& This was done by prearrangement bo-
cause Of the failure OF the Democrats to
nominate last month.
the Democratic Convention which meets at
noon on 9Th would nominate its candidate
first
RoCHEsTER, Oct G--The Seventh Judicial
District Democratio Convention ,renominated
chSrss Dwight iMIam Si AHhnrn
Utica was nominated by the Fifth judicial
District DEMOCRATIC Committee for Supreme
Court Justice this afternoon
The sun., 1891-10-07
Shot. on the sh,rnish Line.

James OBrlen. who has been talked o. as
union candidate for Congress- against John j.
Scanncll. says that he Is not o candidate. He
declares that no would not do anything that
might tend to injure the Flower ticket.
Tho coincidence OF tho publication of Her.
man Oelriohs's resignation Mt the same time
with the Democratic Clubs ratification OF the
State ticket made little laugh at the expense
Of that yonng man yesterday. The organiza-
ton Is Democratic. but not particularly
and others quite as little identified with the
gn Wigwam a.. e. 4E; oelrehs ipned with It II en-
%r Uerehs in MAKING Il Very SPGi as
well.Enown Democrat yesterday. He do:
he would try to beat Flower"
The announcement Of Charles W. Anderson.
the colored orator. that he wants TO run for
Congress- against John J. scannell, has en-
oouragod other aspirants, Tho latest report Is
independent race.
The sun., 1891-10-07
Mayor Raid wi. Defeated In waterbury.

WATERBURY. Oct 6.-The city election yester-
day turned out tho biggest kind Of q surprise
In the defeat Of Mayor Baldwin tDem.l for re-
election. Daniel +. Webster tRep.) was elected
BY 100 majority. The Board Of Aldermen Is q
tie. but In tho Board OF Councilmen the Repub-
licans have TIVE majority; Mayor baldwin Was s
owner OF the Waterbury AMERICAN and part
owner Of two other papers. and big manufae:
Editor Swift OF the Waterbury Sunday Herald
NJ Swift has recently been sued by Mayer
kAvo q considerable effect on Democratic poll
tics In this town and also In the state, as he
was pronlsing candidate for tho GuLerna-
togtal nomination.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

% venta On Ia Imprsnta del BoIz7u.
lzreales sjemplar, y 42-6o dozens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
LIBROS

reclbIdos por el dltlmo ya
por.corrso eI 10 lmprenta
del BoLETIR MERnAN-
I tilt
pereda. LOS E CmbEes oe ] r0.N
EinuSs -Hlja esposaIy n adrss
a tomos.
Hecrlch. IN Efrtar DEL G6lgota,
4 t0moe.
O6digo Penal b iNtaf.
Ancora de sell ael6nd DevoeiGt
i SOasta6os.-Tenednria 0e ioFos.
suia del Oomercio J de II banca.
NovRLAs DE PEREZ GAL
uOsrMerorlas de un CoEtesano de
1915. nj Grande Oriente, III Terror
de 1894. On voluntario realsta,
Los Arout6licos, Juan MARTIN el
Rmpecinado, Los Glen mil hiloe de
san Luis, On fAccioso mas, ID siete
90 Julio, Batalla de los Arapile.,
Bail6n, hl equipaie del Rey jose
Napoleon en- Ohamartin, ID ID de
MARIO , el 2 de May Gero1a, ira
talesr. In segunda casaca, 10 Oof.
% de Carlos lv, OAdiA za'agosss
Torn ento, III DR.. Otnteno, L0 70.
A.hldo. La TOntana de oro, kl
4 mige Manso, Doha Perfecta, b lo-
n, fortnsata J Jacinta, Ls IA
mlisa de Leon kOch, In Deshert as
ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
C0IfkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego comp.eso do Labros ARE
xlados I Loo formularios publica.
doc per 81 Gohietno General
Impresoa dc todas slasss para
loo Municipios.
De venta On b lmprenta del
BOxxT1n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
AMIGOS DETODOS
PI.LI0RAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones do peIsonas, en todsa
las parties del mnndo, itcomieit,an
dichss Pflaoras c0mo ei melor res.
tsmatlvO dc la salud Que Sc con.,-
&C. Elias euran touas ias aftccip-
hes del corskon, oel higaoO. del
tstcnsgo, dc les rihones \ a. ~
intestlnos, y remueyen IA acrim. ]
MIA, 10 natniencia y II carolalpia
eApu.sanoo dc 10 sAngre toda mn.
puieaa, fortaleciendo cum mpletsmrn.
to 81 sistema neryioAo j uand do m
tono ssluaable . IL orgsnlsacion !,
general.
= UNGUENT0 HOLLOWAY.
= Este .maraViIloso bdlssmo sana
iIfaliDlenenle las herloas antiepss
ias nsgas, J lOs males dc p4ernas
Ge pscho. Por medic as ~ ,n
hnenclA lac nlceras virultntas y, fa.
man muy pfonto un asptcto son.
valeclente y desaparecen. Jan,as
dels, este ung ghcllto ferrip ernns.
oe pro0ucir una onra periecia ~
las afecciones dc 10 miel. ios c.,rs- -
tlpados, las toses j Il rcumstlsmn
aun cuando % hs apeiado a. % vnno
. todos los demas remedies.
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The Proprietors of the Boleffn
Mercantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
Agents for all English O French
advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
administration du Boletin Mer-

administration L du B0Ietin Mer-
eantl a phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
yemettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de &c journal pour Ia PIbliciH Fraasaiss
y Afplnise.
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ENCUADERNACION.
DEL "BOLETlN nERCANTIL, y

ksn essa secci6p de la casa, montada CON
todos los eDementos necesarios y provista de
maserisles de primera clase, Sc hacen ncua,
dcrnaciones en- holandesa. cartoni, pasta en-.
pa6o'a, picl.. de levante con relieves, todo per,
iecto 1 Di ecios reducjdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
SIMO DE QUlNIUIs
g LABARRA0UE

,aeAyNe@ A2sz-.-ss- - =
sAhA aprobado por la AcademL
5--Ss--SO de Medicina de Paris es
-eS1men, la condensation de todos lo,
principles activos de la quina. A!suno
yrumos de QNimium producer el misnn
,fecso ywe mwchos kiios de Qu,na. !
Rebiquet, prof de la Escvela de fa>
nacia de Paris).
Despwes d haber bssscado dwrants
..:rgo tempo NJ t6nieo poderoso, 10 A
sncontrado en- vs:estro Qni,v um al csGl
;oastdero como Il slveparGdor por ecceleneio
70 las constitweiosss agosados.
DR. CABARET
lei Vino de oS1i niuH
de LabarraQue ss el mas i:t
sonp!emsnso do e Qwinisa en- sl trata
,..ento de las Calenfxras imtermitsntes
Sws efectos son pGrticularnsente de notai
sn iaA cassntsrss aMtigwas de Gccese Y ~
Ia eaqueria palGdioa.
Prof BoucHARDAT
Sc vends q iodas As faEnacias, en- Farr
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CA RT e LIE IS

CON las pesas y medidas del Sistema Me
|trico Decimal, enla Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL4
Sc hallan ademas Otras muchas nOveda-
des " SO esperan mas del extraniero,
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci0n
y Ltografia, sc pueden yer satisfechos to-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las ext
gencias. Pa tuya en- los precios; eiegancia
EN- la eje
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ETIQyLTAsH H CARTULlNl
d aABAAQUA.

De ssats On 4 lnprsn.s !.
Boksxts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
SELLOS
De cAuTcHouc.

de tUdas classes y formas 90 cons
truyen CON toda perfection , e.e.
gsncia en- IL Imprenta del Bolstfn.
"A. Lynn, sucesara de Morris.
Monsgramas dc diversos esti-.
Ion y tamailos.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-11-05


People who read Of tarring ana feath-
ering know that the punishment is =
very unpleasant one, but few imagine
how terribly painful and dangerous III
ID. In Wyoming 4 once saw man who
had been tarred and feathered. and al
though he fully deserved the discipline
| could not help plying him. Hardened
tar is very hard to remove from the skin
and when feathers are added lit forms a
kind Of cement that sticks closer than a
brother. As soon as the tar sets the vic
TINS suffering begins. 1t contracts as
ID cools, and every one Of the little veips
Oh the body II pulled, causing the most
exquisite agony The perspiration l.
entirely stopped, and unless the tar is
removed death is certain to ensue.
But the removal is no easy task and
requires several days. The TAR cannot
be softened by the application Of heat
and must be peeled of bit by bit, sweet
oil being used to make the process less
painful THE irritation to THE skin II
very great, as the hairs cannot b1 Olsen
gagged, but must be pulled out or cut Of
No man can be cleaned Of tar in q single
day, as the pain Of the operation would
De too excruciating for endurance, and
until this j. done he has to suffer from "
pain like That of 10000 pin pricks. Nam
bers Of men have died under the tor
ture, and none who have gone through
IN regard TAR and feathsring a. anything
hut most fearful inficri0n. Interview
ia st. Louis tal0be-Democrat