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Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
south and West.

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A NoRrHBouND express while rounding
. curve at Chardon, Ohio. dashed into car
rage containing Alonzo Knox and his daugh-
ter The carriage was completely demol-
ished and the occupants hurled fifty feet into
the air. Knox was killed instantly and his
daughter lived but few minutes.
JOHN YOUNG Brown was inaugurated
Governor Of Kentucky at Frankfort.
ANDREW MURRELI, one of the two men
engaged in the robbery of the Bank of Cor
der, at Corder, Mo-, was taken from the
Sheriff's posse and hanged to tree mile
from the village.
FIVE THOUSAND acres of hay-land at Grand
Forks, North Dakota, studded with stacks,
were swept clean by prairie fire Sparks
from Northern Pacific locomotive are sup
posed to have started the fire. which burned
to the banks of the Turtle River.
Two men were killed by the explosion OF
powder on q train, near Denison Station,
Arizona.
SEVEN blocks in the csntrs of The Dalles.
Oregon, were destroyed by fire. A rough
estimate placed the loss at 100000.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER A. BRAzEE
died in Denver, Col, aged sixty-dve. He
went to Colorado in 1874 with commission
from President Grant as one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of the Territory.
MORE than 500 skeletons were unearthed
from an Indian mound at Carthage, Ill.
They were of gigantic size.
FIFTY families of Choctaw County, Ala,
have been driven from their homes by mob.
The offense of the evioted persons was that
they were believers in the peculiar religious
views of Sims, the moonshiner.
DAVID DOUGLASS, the defaulting Trea-
surer of Youngstown tOhio) Township, was
arrested on complaint of the Township Trus.
tees charged with embezzling SIS, 900 placed
in his hands as Treasurer.
WILLIAM ALLEN. the colored man who
shot and fatally wounded E. J. Myers, Mar
shai, at Guyton, Ga, was taken from the
officers who had him in charge, near Atlanta,
carried to the woods, chained to a tree, and
shot to DEATH.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption:
Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat ano
Lung Affections also q positive and radical curs
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested Its wonderful curative powers
in thousands OF cases has felt 1t bis duty TO make
It known to his suffering fellows. Actuated BY this
motive and desire TO relieve human suffering. l
will send free OF charge to all who desire Il, tnn
recipe, in German, French or Engsh, with iun
directions for preparing and using. Sent by mall
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
VI, A. NoYEs. $40 Powers Block. Rochester. N. l.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
THE NEWS EPIToMIzED.
Eastern and Middle States.

FIVE days after the search for the dead
had been abandoned, two more bodies were
taken from the ruins in Park place, New
York City. making the tosal number re-
orders to have the place cleared up at
once.
POLICEMAN JOHN j. SHERMAN was killed
in the discharge of his duty in New York
City. His throat was cut by Noah Rich
ards vicious drunken colored man, who
had made disturbance in the house. and he
bled to death in a few minutes.
GOVERNOR PAGE, of Vermont, received
from the Treasury Department Vermont's
portion of the direct tax, amounting to Sl7,-
a47.
FRANK ScoFIELD, who lives about seven
miles from Cold Spring, N. ", shot and
killed his father and brother while quarrel
ing over pickle crops.
GEORGE ELLIS aged ten, capsized boat
On Lake Gardner, Amesbury, Mass, and
was drowned. James Higgins, aged twenty
two. who went to his aid, was taken with
cramps and was also drowned
SECRETARY TRACY visited President Har-
eison at Cape May, N. j..
The Presidents daughter, Mrs. Mckee,
and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Russell b.
Harrison. arrived at New York on the
steamship Majestic from Liverpool. Mrs.
Harrison, who had come on from Cape May,
n. j., to meet her daughter and daughter-in-
aw, was taken down the Bay on the revenue
steamer Grant, to which the distinguished
passengers were transferred.
MRS MARY BUTCHER, i0t years old, died
1t the residence Of her son, Thomas F. Rog-
rs, In Atlantic Highland, N. J. Mrs.
Butcher was born In Middletown Township
n 17S7 and married three times.
THE Pennsylvania Democrats in session at
Harrisburg nominated Robert E. Wright,
If Lehigh County, for Auditors eneral and
A. L. Tilden, OF Erie County, for State
Treasurer.
THE New York Prohibition Convention at
Albany nominated j. W. Bruce for Gov
srnor and adjourned.
THREE monuments were dedicated at Get
tysburg, Penn, to Illinois regiments.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
Rant,., church services.

Regular divine worship every Sunday
st1o.45 a. m. and 7.4s p. m. IN the han.
of the P. C. w. and A. A. Kew Arthur
s. Burrows, Pastor. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor meets IN
the hall every Sunday evening at P. m.
The Sunday School meets at $50 pm. III
the Presbyterian church. w. A. crosby
superintendent
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05
Library Hours.

The Free Public Library is open each
weekday Qegal holidays excepted) from
1890 p. m. to o:3o p. m. without inter-
mission. Also each Sabbath from p. m.
to D. m. Miss Charlotte Endicott Hartt.
Librarian.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05

EVERY car works in che country is full of
orders and the roads ara SO short OF cars
with which to handle the grain that tho
movement will be delayed, and so far from
finding it necessary to hold back grain, the
railroads themselves will be forced TO post
none shipmeuts
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05

SNAKES are so abundant and troublesome
in the country about Ialcott Mountain In
Connecticut that the farmers in the vicinity
have clubbed together to hire man to xii
the reptiles. He is pail five cents head
and manages to make from 81 to IS day.
Passaic City record., 1891-09-05

THE proposed Odd Fellows Temple in
Chicago, ILL.,, is to cost "a, 600 600 and will have
main frontage of 225 feet, rising to $50 feet
above the ground, this central portion hav-
ing thirty-four stories
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-19
Ia Correspondence De PuGrtO.RiCO.
PNertO-R Rico, Mayo rs de 1891.
Centre De Detailistas DC Provisiones

TuVmOs 81 gustO de asiStif aver tarde all
acto impOrtantsimo de Ia installation 06cial
del Centre de OetGLtIStGS de PYOvSSSOWeS de esta
capital, establecdO en- la Gale del GristO nl-
nero z, Y nos completeness on asegurar one ell
acto tuVO el caracter de una Yerdadera solem-
nidad.
Presidi6 la aperture del nuevo Centric,
nuestro amigo e Sir, Potous, aacalde de esta
Capital, que para clio tue inyitado pOr una CO.
mission de Sres. asOciadOs; y 10 hizO expresan-
do palabfas muy OpOrtnnas u favOrabses a la
nacente S0ciedad. SeguidameUte ley0 un bien
escTitO liscurso el Sr. ID. Pablo PineirO vice
presidente de La miSma preSidente de hechO
por ausencia del titular.Sr. LUNA J, manifes-
tando las tendencias del laborioso gremio que
Sc ha asocadO oon objeto de defender sus inte-
reses; y con ell fiD djO de toner un pnntO dereu-
Mon dOnde /" Is v0z que pOf ell frecuente ira.
to hallen facisidad de GOlnunicarse Y establecer
entire 81 la reciprOcidad de ideas, srVa a los So
clos de soaz recreO v de expansion sus peno-
sas tareaS."
Ademas de los citados caballeros, usaron de
Ia 2aabra con bastaate fortuna, los Sres. Se-
rrat, Alvarez Perez, Regulez y Arnau IgaraVidez
encOmiandO JOdaS las ventajas del eSpiritu de
asociacion, y 10 itiles que son en- tOdOs los pail
ses del mundo los gremios comerciales yerda-
deros agentes impulsadores del desarrOllo de
la riqueza publica.
Lajunta directiva del Centre de detGlliStas
apreciables seTOreS
Presidente, don Venancio LUNA Primer
Vice, don Pablo Pineiro-Segundo vice, don
Francisco Alvarez.-VO VOcaIes: don Juan Arau-
jo, don jose F. Botas. don Emeterio Ochoa,
don Vicente Suarez, don Marcos Ballesteros,
don Manuel Martinez. ~ VocaIes suplentes !:
don Hermenegildo Martinez, don Juan Carre-
ras, don Juan Perez, don Candido Fernan-.
dez, don Roman Vidal, don Manuel Villamil.
--Tesorero, don Manuel Luina.-C COntadOr, don
Manuel Gonzalez, W. Secretario don Andres FL.
gueroa.-Vice don j. Arcadia Landrau.
No terminaremOs estas lfneas escritas a
TODD el correr de la pIuma, sin decir que los
convdados a Ia fiesta que describimos, cuyo
ndmelo, sin duda, no bajaba de doscientas per
sonas salimOs muy satsfechOs de las atenciO-
mes de que fuimos objeto; que Sc repartie-
ron dulces y licores exquisitos, campeando
entire ellos 81 espumante champana con verda-
dera protns6n.
Hacemos fervientes votOs porqpe ell nueYo
Centric lOgre el noble fin que sus asociados Sc
proponen en- honra del gr'emio, en- benefcio
de esusintereses de los del p1blico cconsumidor.
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| Noticias. de Ia Isla

80. VT kM M 4x s. y
4ss Dicen de RiO-piedras que en- Varias pulpe-
rias de aquel pueblo, Venden la carne de res
que Sc queda sin expender en- los puestOs p1-;
blicOs que la dicha carne esTa generalmente
descompu uesta y produce 81 consiguiente NAL
olor.
Z como quiera que Ia yiruela no anda
muy l6jos al buen entendedor con media
palabra basta.
Nuestro ebuen amigo ell seflor don j. D.
Chapel, presidente del Club RecYeGtiv0 A35Gs-
que5ao, a nombre de Ia directiva de la referida
sociedad, ha tenidO la bondad de invtarn os pa
ra un bale que ha debido celebTarse Oh a4ael
cfrculo aver domingo. rs
Agradecemos mucho su atenci6n.
Sc ha dispuesto por el Gobierno General
la installation de IN puestO dola Guardia Civil
en- 81 barrio Portillode Ia jurisdiction de Adj
juntas.
asa Ha sido admltlda la renuncia del cargo de
Administrators de Correos de Maricao, presen-
tada poE don Juan Lilo
Ha sido tambien admitida larenuncia del
cargo de Celador de Tel6grafos de Ponce, pre-
sentada por don Eduardo Gal6n.
90
Segdn cuenta don Alfredo Cuevas en- Et
Impartial de Mayaglez, un guardia municipal
de apellldo Rios, atropello barDaFamento una
mujer en- el barrlo de Ia SaIud en- MayagTez,
con motive del atropello un
fuerte escandalo. El senior Cuevas denuncia
81 hecho al Jefe del Cuerpo y al Juez de L.
Lnstanoiasde aquel Departamento.
s 90
Sc preparan muy rumbOsas On TOa-alta las
iestas del Patron del pueblo que tendran lu-
gar fines de este mes Ese dia Sc eKtrenara
el teatrito del casino con el drama de Brau I'll
5ulado Los HOryOYes del IY5stlsfo que interpre-
Earan algunos afcionadOs.
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Ha sido nombrado Secret ,ario INFERNO del
Juzgado de Instruction de es ia Capital, nuestro
apreciable amigo u joven Lct 10. ID Juan Potous,
aquien felicitamos por la al stincion que ha me-
recido.
Por el vapor-correo que pasara para la
Habana del 20 al II del ctual, SO ausentara
nuestro estinado amigo on Adolfo Plazaola,
que ha venidO desempen lando 3on verdadero
acerto, una de las Secre tarlas del Juzgado dc
instruction de esta Capital Deseamos al
amigo agradable perman encia en- su nuevo des-
tinO.
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Ha falecido hoy en- esta Capital la vene-
rable anclaua Sra. Do ia Maria del Carmen Fe-
rrer, dejando on Ia 3 aayor aficci6n su des.
cOns0lada familfa. 4 IA citada matrona que du-
Tante doce amos estu yo afiiada Ia Sociedad
de Socorros mutuos, fu6 en vida muy piadosa
dada All fecoger hu 6rfanos que luegO vivian
su. amparo. En- VI da del obisp0 ST, Carri6n
sorprendiose IN di d dicho prelado az averi-
guar que aquega dana tenia en- SD casa nue.
Ye nueIfanos siA tIue ningunO pertensciese
su famia. Hoy, al morir, todavia deio una
hemDra un aT6n encargando que este llti-
limo pasar Benefcencia.
Nuestro p6same para IA afijida familia de
Ia filantr0pic iinada,
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Noticias de todas parties
De.nuestros canies de Madrid !:


III Dieen de Palma un diario de Madrid que
81 nueYo Alcalde, Sr. Berga, ha levantado la
session del Ayuntamiento de la capital sin per
mitir 81 uso de la palabra a los numerosos Con-
cejales que la tenian pedida, ri la lectura de
varias proposiciones importantes.
Los Concejales prep parar0n un acta nota-
rial, pero Concejales y NotariO fueron espulsa-
dos de la Casa Consistoriai por el Jefe de Orden
p0blico por mandate del Gobernador.
Dicen de Zaragoza que no hace POGO ocu-
rri6 I'm tristismo accidente On el teatro Prin-
eipal.
En- el primer entreacto oy6ronse dos deto-
naciones que prOdujeron 81 susie consiguiente
en- Ell pubico de las galerlaS atlas.
En- uno de los retretes acababa de dispa-
rarse dos tiros un j6ven decentemente vestido.
A este joven Sc le habfa Yisto aplaudir du-
.rante 81 primer acto.
Dicen de Cadiz que con motive de una
reyerta entire TN guardia municipal variOs
paisanos, reui6ronse miles de personas delante
del Ayuntamiento pidiendo la destitucioE del
guardia
Aumentando por momentos considerable
mente la concurrencia, la Guardia civil tuvo
que disolVer los grupos..
sa Las primeras autoridades ciYiles militia
res acudieron dictaTon las medidas mas ur-
.gentes. ss
Ell escandalo duro desde las siete hasta las
3doee de la noche.
|. No ha habido que lamentar desgracias
Mateo
La Comiai6n de presupuestos de Cuba So
ha constituidO en- el CongTesO, nombrando pre-
sidente al Sr.Rodriguez San Pedro, y ySecretario
al Sr. Diaz Canabate.
En- Chiclana ocurri6 dias pasados una sal
vajada:
Tn muchachO de dieciochO amos, namado
Roman MarrufO, despu6s de almorzar, quisO
que su madre le desc tambi6n el POGO aliInen-
to que para el suyo destinaba. NegandOse 6s-.
ta d tai pretenSi6n, el hijO sdesnaturaliZddO di6
una tremenda bOfetada ID So madre quesla hi-
20 caer Ill suelo, y no contentO con ESQ, le tir0
un plato, que, por desgracia, le did en- la. ca
beza, cansandole heridas de graVedad. ~
Como Grade esperar y nosotros habfamos
supuesto, Ia minorfa liberal, de acuerdo con ell
criterio del seTor MARQUES de la Habana, ha
resueIto que ninguno de los fndividuos de ella
que tienen asiento en- sel Senado, forIne parte
de Ia Comision del proyecto de amnistfa, ha-
biendo yisitado sdespues al sr. Sagasta los Mi
nistrOs que fOrman ell directOrio de la min0ria
en Ia alta Camarg Ell Jefo del partldo les ma
nifest6 su deseo de que solo interVengan los
Senadores liberales on la discussion del referido
proyecto para contestar las alusiones due Sc
les hagan.
Los Sres Elduayen, Conde de Tejada de
Yaldosera y Marques de gTiYes confsrenciaron
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Baquero NJ Candara

Offecen recibido pc yapor Martin SGesag
de Barcelona y Canaria ].
20 cajas quesos rs lenos superiores * $50
quinta
5000 caEastos pap .as Isenas q $4 qnintal.
lO cajas de sobre asadas " butifarras Ma
llorquina q $50 Qunta L
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Y CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO

n CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO y:
En- la session de Ia Asambl6a celebrada aver
domingo, SO prOnunciaron muy patrioticos dis
cursos por los senores Cuevas, Matienzo we've,
los cuales fueron estrepitOsamente aplaudidos.
Con gran entusiasmo fu6 aprobada una en-
mienda al artfculO septimo presentada por Fer
nandez Juncos, dsponiendo que una comisi6n de
delegadOs unida al < Leader gestione una coali-
Peninsula para apoyar Ia autonomfa antiIlana
PrOpuesta por Ell delegado senior Lopez de
Victoria, ha sdo aprobada ma modification los
artculos %, lez once trece de Ia Constita ci6n Vi
Ia designation de candidates para diJ5utados y
concejales, solo entire los autonomistas due se ha
Hen inscritos como tales.
~ RepreseDtante.v
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do Ia compania dol Sr Santigosa que no hayan.
satisfechO sl importe del abono, Sc serviran
mandar efectuarlo anteS dc las doce de mama
na martes, en- IA ofcina de IA CoRREsPoNDEN.
GA
Or. Lamberto.- Eduardo Mendez.
ca No hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DY que 81 del FRAILE CARAT.
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Los vinos franceses que Sc venden pre-
clos exorDitantes, no son mejores, nj tan bue.
nos como el vino Riojano que Vende D. Fran
cisco Font.
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PRoBLEMA

Con que multiplicador dara por produc.
to 9s9999999R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-19

La leiiti1na pintura blanca de zinc, VERDE,
roja, negra, oxido de hierro aceite de linaza en-
latas Y barrfcas de todas classes, compTarlo on !
81 almac6n de los sres Roman y G. Cruz nd
meros q y 80 P. r. -
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La asambl6a autonomista
DE MAY.AGUEZ.

Hoy recibimOs 81 siguiente. telegrafna de-
positado on Mayagiez las once de la maTana
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en- 8l COngreSQ con ell SE CanOvas del Castillo
para pediTla que Celebra una entrevista con los
ObispOs que tenen asiento on la alta Canard
los cuales, segAp Sc dice, acenttan su oposis
clon al prOyee5o sobre descanSO dominical,
hasta 81 punto de amenazar con 81 obstruccio-
nisnlo.
La question personal snrgida entire los Sc.
nores Prieto y Caules Duque de AImenara,
por las palabras que pTonunci6 este liltimO de-
fendiendo Su acta en- ell Congreso, ha Quedado
aatifactoriamente arreglada con la redacci0n
de un acta que tirnaan los Sres. Conde de Cor
zana, Leon Castillo, Labra y PuigcerVer
Dicen de Burgos que hace dias, a Ultima
bora, hubo un motfn en- este pTesidio.
Pretextaado que 81 pan que les dan es muy.
malo, Sc anotinaron los presses; escandalizan-A
do al principle y Gueriendc arremeteF luego
contra los empleados.
B. La presencia de las autorida1es en- ell pre-
sidio hizoque los amotinados Sc calmasen en-
sus impetus
q Luego volvi0 reproducirse ell motfn.
Los presldlarios no quieren tomar Ell pan nj la
carne, y dicen que de ninguna manera piensan
Todas las autoridades de Burgos Sc hallan
Gu estos momentos en- Ell presidio, procurando
aplacar ell albOrOto
La fuerza de la Guardia civil esta prepare.
da.-EI C0grespOaSaE
Leemos en- E1 Insparcial:
Dentro dc pocos dias llegara Madrid la
conocida escritora Gabriela Cunninghame Gra-
haIne, esposa del Diputado soclalista ingl6s del
mismo apedo
La sonora Cunninghame es chilena, y aun-
que ha pasado gran parte de su vida en- mgla-
terra, habla escribe nuestra lengua con gran
perfection. aNs 3
Su venida q Madrid tiene principaImente
.por ObietO tomar parte activa en- alguna deslaS
manifestations que con motivo del lo de Ma
30 preparan los sOcialistas.n
En- el Senado leera dentro de poeos dias,
el Sr.. Ministro de Ultramar un proyecto refor-
mando la ley electoral de Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Aunque ell dalo hecho cause anterior re-
medic, nunca es tarde 81 la dicha es buena.
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CHARADITA.

Dice priusG, SegussdG, tcrcerd, cssaytd 2
que pYinsG, dos, terceyG, cStatr0; 3. s
6 ignora por que apenas We, 80 g
teniendo limpida vista, = los ojos claroa.
Cdrmess e. GfigeI !, Coydoves.
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N 0 I 4 S

On los Polvos desst0Ies del Doctor Salicrup l2
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Cdrness e. GeigeI y

Dicen que 81 habito no haee al monge,
ESQ no es verdad. Un hombre NAL vestido,
aunque tenga buen ,cHerpoe jarnas parecera ele-L
gante. Camisa bien hecha, cueslo la moda,
corbata fna, punos brillantes y sombrero de
Ultima novedad, haran que parezca 10 que de-
be SER Pues ESQ es muy sencillo. En- La EEs-
gd1sciG Guiana, SO encuentra de todo barato.
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FUGA DE CONsONANTEs
Dedtcadd q n.i 0asiqa4tto D. Lii

a .ua. lea .ua. e..a.a sss ss.teg e.,
a.a .d..e.. %. .e.a.o., ~.
a .ua. lea % a..o..ie.o. Is IS 6s. s.. y.
{. q .ua. .e.a.a g a.o..a.o. e1l y1 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

work, but don't worry" says the
old song. but we do not know about
the worrying. A little anxiety Il :
good thing in it, way; IL Is an incentive
70 work in every department II IL :
very pleasant thing to take everything
in the sercnest way possible, but % far
- our observation goes very serene
workers are not always the most en-
cicnt ones While the virtue Of patienco
should not be lost. freedom from snx-
iety Is not always practicable II desira-
Bile. man who has no anxiety about
his business h pretty sure, before long.
70 have no business about which to bo
concerned Are we then pleading for
disquiet? No; only that we are mot in
different 70 things, the accomplishment
Of which we have q heart; and where
we are not indifferent We are anxious;
there Is no middle ground.-Talmagc.
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TIMES HAVE CHANGED.


The Rspubllcan Candidate and Hls Moos
Of Procedure
Time was when . candidate on the
republican ticket went before his con-
stituents with the party platform un-
der his arm and. following . long-es-
tablished custom. pledged himself TO
certain measures more or less Of . re-
formatory nature. But that time has
passcd-in Pennsylvania at least.
Now down in the Keystone state.
when : candidate is presented 20 his
friends. he does not say he il going 70
inaugurate this or that reform He
confines himself to . solemn pledge
that he will try not 70 rob the state Of
its millions, will try his level best 70
be honest, and attempts TO impress up
on his hearers that he has sufficient
moral character 70 overcome tempta-
ton. Thus do We hear the republican
candidate for city treasurer down in
Philadelphia define his position. but
he goes further, Is will be seen IN this
excerpt from his letter Of acceptance:
further desire 70 say TO you and 70 The pub
lie q large that have not given 70 anyone
any pledge or pledges other than those which
now make. 70 DO my FUN duty n the highest
and best sense Of the word and u elected I
win not protect Or cover up anything IN O per
tanning 20 the once. past present or future. but
do my whole duty IN . fearless honest ana i'm
partial manner. 70 - 70 warrant - The end os
my term the appreciation o. ny fellow citizena
which I win faithfully STRIVE 70 merit snd hops
70 receive
Tho Thou shalt not steal can
paign started By the democrats win
glut the market with republican pro-
fessions Of honesty. The last repub-
lican treasurer Of Philadelphia made
similar professions During the next
fifteen years he will stick 70 lis word
and the penitcntiary. - Chicago