davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Y Mrs Taylor poniendose de pie, nos
invite para que la acompanasemos al imoro-
visado comedor, escusandose de que fuera
pequeno, de que no correspondiese al de-
SEQ que la animaba de recibirnos obss-
quiarnos dignamente en- su casa.
Yo, cada vez mas enamorado de la hel
mosa viuda, me apresure ofrecerla Ell brazo
para acompanarla hasta el comedor.
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CGfe.-Buena demanda, ega POGO a la
plaza. 81 precio que rige es de $243 p. G., por
calidad corriente, adn cuando Sc dice haberse
efectuadO una venta $24B.
ASesc0r.-Sin venta en- estos dias. PrOba-
blemente fines de la quincena llegaran algu-
nos Totes de ceutrifugada.
Ro1.-Por la escasez de mieles continua
muy escaso y Sc vende q 60 centavos gallon.
sCMeros-MaTa demanda, abundantes y Sc
pueden comprar de ST a So quintal
C0NsbSos.-Bastante actividad en- la de-
manda, la que va teniendo cuerpo a medida
que Sc acerca ell correo espahol del 15.
Ell B0nco EspGj5og cotiza hoy:
Londres 60 DIV, $5-873
Paris s DIV, $163 por 100.
Bstados-Unidos 3dlv, $22 por 100.
Espana div, $153por 100.
Habana s div, $12por 100.
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a Ana ~ ARA 2351c32eS, 4l32 Oett1SENgJ amiga
Que de quien es ell album Els de aqnella
mujer que ha cometido
ell pecado mortal de haber nacdO
con una cara demasadO bella.
ST un dia Dios desde su azul profundo
bajase redulir denuevo Ell mundO,
ell mismo Dios ST enamOraba de ella !
Perd0n, por mi retardo Ana Maria
Con blancura de neVe escribiria
tn nOmbre, 81 la tinta fuese espuma.
De pensarlo no mas mi alma sc alegra,
Ay perO pierdO prontO la algeria, J.
pOrque temo, al nombrarte con la pluma,
manchar tn nombre con la tnta negra
No mir6is sus ojos
sus Ojos tan negrOs
que parecen abismOs OscUros
de sombras de cielOs..
No mir6s sus ojOs
sus Ojos tan negros
como ell l1ltimo adiOs de un amante
Y Ell ultimO beso- .-
Tened ell peligro,
que hay algo ALI dentrO,
con ell brllo de extranos relampagos
de amor y de fuego...
No mir6is sus ojos'
sus OjOs tan negrOs
San Juan Enero 1891. J. Gord5ls.
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Mercados de La Iala
PO C,E

Segdn las n ,ticias que tenemoS he aquella
importante plaza, ell cafe Sc mantiene muy fir
me con animada demanda desde $244 $26
quintal p. Co. por azdcar fna de consume pre-
tenden los vendedores al rededor do 81 Sc ha
hechO venta de un lote miel de la reputada
marca Isabel que sc supone alcanzo $22 los
Ito galones el ron Sc detalla de $48 Il $55 Sc
gun clase graduation, y las E sobre Londres
Sc colocan de $5-875 Il 800 90 das VISTA con
escaseZ de giradores.
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Vapores que Sc aguardan

ErpaestO saIi6 de Liverpool eI % de Di-
ciembre.-C CristOba1 Coz6u llegara de hoy a
manana. -Tjbwrjsagia, llegara probablemente ell
16, por Europa gfoaaso XIII, Sa6 ell 80 de
Cadiz.-Sme0to9a Toaoer, sali0 el de Nueva-
York
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DTOJO AQUf-Toda aclaraci6n, 9 escrito
de caracter personal que como noticia Sc pu-
blique en- LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico
cuando no sea en- rectifcaci6n de algun error
cometido pOr ell mismo peri0dico, por causa de
la precipitation con que tenemos que dar las
notas del dia, sc satisfara razon de 10 centa-
Tos por Inca manuscrita por una s0Ia vez, en-
octave de un plego de papel.
S6panlo todoS, por 10 que pueda cOnvenir.
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SeCci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

No habendo ocurrido ninguna alteration
en- nuestro mercado de frutos, reprOducimOS 10
manitestadO aver como sigue:
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MANLOVE ALLIOT & Co. Ltd,
nottingham, Londres, Glasgow Rouen.
AQUINARIA AZUCAR RERA, MOEinos a. NO
torres perteccjO'aGdos. Aparatos para Difxsi65l
Triple efecto, TGchos al TacSo, Cenh1ugas
BOmabs, CJ0rifcGdorGS, CatderaS, ConcretGd0-
TGS, d, d
FERROCA- RIFLES fjos q portdtiles, Mate
rial rOd0sate, d, & HORNOS PATENTFS
para qotena0r eJ bGg0sO 0erde. MAQUINARIL Il
CAFETERIA RattdGs hjdrdWlicGS, DesecGscadoyaa.
I0h0nas, Secnderos de GaardiOiG, EleUadOrdi !,
&,&. MAQUINA RIA S09aitGriG, DeSaafectt-
ClorGS al UapOr, Crensacj6n q mtitizac56n de b.
SttT0S LAVATORIOS MECANICOS al ca
pOr. PURLFTCA CION de AGUAS.
QUINARLA PARA elabOrGr L0dyiLlos.
MGderGS, d, DC. BOMBAS y ARIETAS s hidro,.-
Nc0S 0utOnadtjcGs. MOTORES de aire. as
Aqua, Vapor y Animal. ROMANAS s FAIRBANKS
peS0S de ktl6grGnaOS. BGId12g0S del SiSteneG lEc-
h5co-dectm0l PUENTES, AcueCuctoS, Tube
ria coeccjO'aeS, TG'aQes, herr0naie,ataS, hierY5
bronco, cObTe, 8 e.
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AV95o.

Participants nuestros amigos Y favore-
cedores que aca Jamos de recibir las solicits-
das secciones de juguetes y perfumerfa ,3e
Paris
Ventas al por mayor al detail.
San JuSto 81 B.QRO Ye Cox
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~ Jaleas, pastas, galletitas, con1tes, tu-
rrones, Vinos licores, conservas alimenticias y
todos los a1tjteS de Ano NuevO Reyes, donde
meior ST encuentran es en- la acreditada casa
de Venanco Luina y Sobrino.
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MENU.
OStg:GS al natural.
SOpG d IG JWIieBne.
nteDo de tOrtMg0.
peScnflO n In itnIinnn

SOpG q LG Jutje1l5e.
IdcB1 de tOrtMgG.
PescGlO d la itGiiGnG.
Polio en- salsa dc GlnaeRdrGS
PerdjceS con petit pOiS.
Beef-Steack Ia i1agJeSa con pGtGtaS.
Liebre Il lG "SGstce blanche"
ENSALADAS
Espdgrogos. Lechuga y tOnsotes.- Habi-
chaelGs heg9aas.
So PCSTRES
HelQdo de .ffcsas-Pasta de Strapoberyy.-
Nsseces. LFOds "egras.-Peras dc California;
MelOcotones.
WHO'S
BorgoaaL LSt. l2mill5on-BlancO del Rhin.
-Haut 6o@teynes MoscQte5 - Champagne
Vetce de Clicol
4 rs CAFE
coqsoc dc Boyaea4p,- A,tsette.-Lacyi.
m0crtsty
Todo era xp< dido en- aquela mesa, y
todo obedee orden mas perfecto.
Ms. Taylor demostraba cada vez mas
los conocim enas que tenia del alto trato
cial.
conanagyd
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Lo repN ,s.-Los ndmeros del dia de
LA CORRESPOND NCIA, Sc venden I'm chaYo.
Los 0trGSGdoS d CINCo CENTAvos.
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F otOgrafIas en...n. verso

wv . IASSO OtbslgBHiO WI OO
Els elegante y graciosa,
vive ALA frente a alta mar
siendo bella y hacendos@
mas fragante que una rosa
acabada de curtar.
Els rubia, tien'e unos ojos
que 81 miran adormidOs
producer fuertes sonrojos
y capaz de dar enojos
cuandO vuelven ofendidos.
Esbelta, dulce y afable
hu6rtana es de un militar
y es de 10 mas fashionable,
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Vapores al sa1ir

Emilio, marchara manana por Ell Oeste
hasra Ponce.-Avjt6S, sadra 6l IA por el Oeste
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

la mas fina Y mas amable
que hayais podido tratar
Su nombre .es en- Arag6n
como aqui Ell de Pr00jdepaciG
querido de corazon
y hay ALI veneraci
al nombre de referencia.
Como no Sc retratar
no Sc 81 la trazo bien
sobrina es de un militar
a acabado de llegar
w.. no digo mas. .-
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CHASCARRILLOS

Il Como esta su mujer de usted
NO 10 Sc.
-SC6mo?. j Porque ?----
-POrque SO pinta.
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IA ROSA IMPERIAL

cuentra en- los PolVOs Degat0Ies del Dr.. SaIicrup.
Ba7El libro mas it'll que Sc ha escrito en-
Espana eS ell DjcciONGyjO E92cicI0p6djcO Hispa-
no americana. Ell solo equivale a una BIZ
blioteca.
Agentes en- Puerto-Rco: La Propaganda
LiterGri0 de Sucesores de S. G. DE MANTILLA Y
Co., Tanca nupero 2, San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-09

6XC6lGntB VINO iva pura) RlU)anO de AIeZOny
Rioja, que expende don Francisco Font, Tanca,
esquina Fortaleza.-Precio: botella, 90 centayos
docena 1926.
La BELLEzA
GRAN FABRICA DE CIGARRILLOs,
DE ANDRES RODRIGUEZ.
>DT0gones,47, Hab0raa
A PUERTO-RICO.
Feljs G5o aaeUo les desea esta tttbyjc0 todos los
b6bitG1oteS de la beyne0SG terra 6Oyjq0el5G.
E sentimiento mas beo
Es el de la gratitud,
Ell que abriga tai virtud
LO dice de voz el cUellO.
por ESQ, '|La Belleza "
No debe cerrar ell pico
POTque tiene PuertO-Rico
Muy metido ell la cabeza.
Que 81 6l la da protection.
Base de toda existencia;
En- justa correspondence
Ella lie dd el cOraz6n.
lei jura (sin alino
POrque aquf ell alfno es charro)
Que 81 purO cigarro
Els mas purO carinO
E0T CGSGS que Sc Yec0n2ie1oJG42 Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores .salones de barbe-
ria peluquera de la Capital
PYOpietNrjO ]. Apelaniz, San JustO, nG-
nero 16.-Perfumeria extra superior. Sc adm-
ten abOnados.-Esmero limpieza.
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s e VEND

Tres e9npoy0doras npglesas, grondes y ds
may POGO uso q dos ident. .trancesas, todaS c1s
mug buew estadO.
Una bontba centryasga de bece cent58setros
Una 60ntbG horizontal de treintd centtnaetr0S
Una cGLdcrQ tnbUlosa de 104 cGbGItos de fNefsg
VariGS ttt6erj0S dc cuGreletd y SejS cent5naet,os
Tres Segpe3atipds de cobre para clGrifcadOrQs
I'm cGientad0r para guar0poS.
Drigirse Ia fundicon de ID. Roberto
Graham, all. de la Ma,ina.7~P nee.
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HspectaculOs
P O d S A S
REcUERDo

"a ana Marta Jimcpsea, mi be5zts5nao amiga
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ENTRADAS

Movizaiento de puerto
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q AYt5cuzos qte Sc fcconDie'sdGn, - El
excelente vino (uya pura) Riojano de Aezon,
Rioia, que expende don Francisco Font Tanca,
esquina Fortaleza -Precio: botella, 90 centayos
docena 1926
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FGrvtGria, Fundiaidn ' HerTBra PONCE.

MANLOvE ALLIOT & CO. Ltd.
nottingham, Londres, Glasgow Rouen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

Bosroy MAY g.
Rr'tFR-New York ami ,vermoa- estr, creamery
,.o.cr ls.,iJc; tsstern creamery, good TO choice,
CHEESE Northern choice, i1tioalc; Western
,loi.D. al4i. r.Su.c. r2Ml.t.c
EGGs-Eastorn eStrs. i7c. Vermont and Ner Hamp
shire eAtrs, lie Michigan choice l6ltssl1c Western
l6'pc.
REANs AID rEAs-.Choice small n Y hand-pck
ed. s. goo so bush. choice isev York marrow hand
Iicse 1 90 chp,c- ned rea, s<.lr,!5; hand
III 'ked medium - rs. choice screened. = lntg
choice yellow eyes S.SJe'&p. California Yea beans
{5S,a!.'g red Nilneys' q, l5ge@pi Lima tic 2 II
Choice 'aiadA peas. i:tRSl.2; common, SiirW
L2c; %qIthefn ere"r ~ q -; Western 81 lia 2
,AIPLFS-Cl olc" native Baid~ins. 81 U@i5J per Dpl
PoTATOFS-Cholce Houlton Rose sIlS@l2; He
hrou~. s. '.,l o. Aroostook Rose Sl25 Hehrous
~, y. Il. and VI. rose and Hebron. sl.CO New
N,ors iIr.anhs. Sh3G VI. Burbanks. s!.!n.
Mii.iFIip- S.rnI bran in sack. TO arrive so . Pc
tom '.r'' vhon -! ;3G niddlings IN sack, $}2jni -
per 'lt. g. $ rl,4.. sacks. $29.
Hay ASD s.HAW-Cho,oe -rioie hay, s,4.5o4t
poor O. .r' nav g b. East ..U.I4 sir rye straw
rtH.e;.. tt-lo .o' straw, s 81
hucss ta .4.4 ,4off crss.s -H,l4t: pork tongue,
Si91~ioa'' t'rS, ~, iro,d rib. dec .s..ale, y,
small. l9lp3 smoked .hor iers, ~ c,ruel. &,
smoked ribs. 'c bonoles' tr'akiss; baco.
FRESH RGEF-Prine s-aors o, rac - =; soo' -.
g; light &C.; ex-s boov, t4d-, l4' ..lt.. goo,
10 20 .Eht 9,'i ne!N res o+e@ 'Siei common
good $40, ,c licli. t5r'
oTHFkFREsH MEATS-Choioe ea,,ern and Pr'er
ton lambs, ~ c. others, "tl'c; Chicago mutior
choice iO Veariups u .c,2 choice heavy Iricf
ton, D ~; Eastern choice, aii}ac Eastern yea
'FStIfRY%Frr.66 tr wcsien n' f-o1.H @
! turkeys l-'N l2lc, chickens luf..9cle, fowls, 81
II; geese, % Ioc; ducks ln0l2.
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whit extent foreign powers are shipping of
their paupors aud criminals to America and
to report what measures should be taken to
correct this ncfarious practice and to bring
steamship lines TO realizing sense OF their
responsibility to the laws of the United
States. This is commspdGbe step and
the only wonder ia tia. it WAS not done be-
fore
The present law authorizes inspectors to
turn back felons, paupers and Genteel
svinllers when they seek 10 gain admission
to lie United States, but when these people
have once crossed the ocean it is no easy
matter to prevent them from secretly cross
Ing orr horlcrs owing TO tho vast extent
Of our frontier, much less TO send them
| home
Tho only practical 1!othoi 1t seems to us
is that suggested iy senator Morrill, or one
that will cinbcdy his iIe1 When n system
cf inspection abroad j. in force so that it
viii be impossible for undesirable classes to
embark for This country, we shall herr loss
OF the practice of many European govern
nents in not pressin. indictments on the
understanding that tho party indicted shall
forthwith emigrato to the United States.
This country has lo,ol rs an asylum and
reformatorv cJrluinod long enough. WIN,
We need to do r3y Is to sna if we can not
civil one of jho foreign criminals and
pdup-rs hat wa have with US already be
fore thei, influence lakes possession of tho
lanN
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Thc Immigration Problem.

Senator MJrril's suggestion that no I'M
migrant should be permitted to embGr,, for
this country until lie has proven to tho
American coa,ui at the port Of sailing his
fitness IN every way, may be carried into
effect in the near future. It was hoped
that tn, new immigration law would serve
to check tie ialua Of the unlcsirebl elias,
Of aliens who ba,o been focling 70 our
shores in large numbers during the past few
years but it seems the n way has beea
found to eraie the law in many instances,
while immigration az whole is rapidly in
creasng.
More stringent measures Nro therefore
necessary and it is announced TINT Secre-
tary Foster is going to carry his inyestiga-
ton of the immigration problem into Eu-
rope. For this purpose he viii send Il
special commission abroad to fud out &c
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tiers. l2ls cents n pound; mutton chops % cents
lamb chops, q cents Beef. best cuts. West
ern for porter house quoted at %
cents pound sroin at "a cents; round at u cents
pound roast ~ to . centsa pound Vermont beef IS
quoted at l6 u 20 cents pound. Hams sugar cured
are 10 cents pound breakfast bacon is
cents California hams, to 3lt conts pound; SMOKED
shoulders, 1914 cents. Tripe, " to ~ cents; PICK
led pigs feet J cents; picked lambs tongues arc -
cents por pound Corn beef is to l2lS cents. Pork
roast II 10 to Is pound. steak ID cents sat
pork is II conts pound lard IL cents
roast veal Is b to p cents; veal R'eak. lNq0 cents
cod, i}s TO Is cons pound; haidock, to 10 cents
poundi haibnt resh and smoked % u p cents pound
snlt salmon 10 10 l2a conts pound, sat mnCkere 10
to ~ cents Goldfish. v to 10 cents Shad, Is cents
per pound. shipped sea bass d c. rcd snapper 2c.
Hudson river slIad 10 to LOO piece. oysters stand
ards, ~ cents; selects ~ cents extra selects, M
cents per quart CLANS. 81 cents quart pike, - cents
pickerel NV to loo. Salmon trout Is cents.
Ham sausage, - cents - pound; blood sausage,
u cents pound; Boston sausage, 10 cents
German bologna sausage, l2lt to 70 cents Albany
sausage, 70 cents headcheese, . cents. Geese
IL to IL cents pound; turkeys, ~ to -
cents. Fowls. . cents. Chickens IS to 20 cents.
Partrdges Sl.25 per pair.
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senator rdmunds's Services.

The Barre Enterprise discovered in a
stray copy of "pomeroy's Advance
Thought" a democra lie sheet of the rank
est kind, printed in New York city, an arti-
Gle refoct.n; upon Senator Eimunds, and
accusing him Of retiring from the United
States Senate to avoid being "blown out. s"
The article also says that lie foresaw the
early break up Of the republican party, and
questions his services to lis State and
country. Tho Enterprise in commenting
upon the article says
perhaps he writer OF The above can stun
tljf Gown thc tAroa's of Nermoutcrs. saving
n.'einc Of lue country at large. With only
v.r.r two exceptions Senator Eduuud7 had
100 .... on,ut~ and his abe c. from the Senate
NlI. be kceIy te.t. lie never allowed any
timing To- PIX IN the deliberations OF that booty
that loo sod ike poii'icH iobhsry or fraud ia
any departm mt OF tue government. No man
oyer he'd y seat ia the [ nlt'd states Senate
that viii be misc moro than senator Ed
mund~,
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I'm i3phcmcra, politicaIFad

The rule that fungus Srowths are subject
to quick decay is as true in the political
world as it is in the vegetable kingdom. All
good rules have exceptions, though, and
whether the political mushroom which took
shape, form and considerable size at Cincin-
natl this week is to be an exception remains
TO lie seen. The independent; Phia lelphia
Ledger i one OF the many to express the
opinion that the peoples party will be
short-liyed and il gives, it must be admitted,
some very good reasons for its belief. II
says that unless these organizations can find
some more solid footing than they have yet
disco yercl something less fauciful and
less fugitive than the wild schemes pro
claimed by the most prominent AM in
Aueutial OF the ALLIANCES" and fedora
tions-they wiz never arrive at the dis
:inction OF powerful and enduring politi-
cal party, IL points out the fact that the
pathway Of political history in the United
States is strewn with the wrecks of parties,
once promising and proud, and ambitious to
supersede one or both Of the existing nation
al parties which died because they were not
founded upon well established principle
Tie ledger continues.
Tie "alt!J jackson" party was ono e those
+ which came and went ike q "JOuIl's Gluri.
. -. Wa. tic anti Masonic iurorc, which RAJ
/ iIac Mild ire for q short season half Il century
/ Or more ago. such likewise were the native
! American and know nothing purt ioa-verS
! G-.resei We and pheuOmeutiy successful for
4tLlr Nhi..--but OF few days and full of trouble
| Aut suDH ""rr thn numerous parties former
! M lgnI t.lcs 10 make IutI.c resistance to TIT
/ d"...," .' arty, before tho republican part!
| arc. ga .'- urm foundation.
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burlington Wholesale Produce Market

4TtNy 1T-'I'
Prices in the Wholesale market are quiet ana
show but slight change from last week.
Quotations are asfollows;
PHovsfoNs-Dairy butter, Il % is cts creamery
butter a cents cheese 10 cents old cheese II
couts: potatoes Slo) to slu5 eggs, 3Ceii cts beans
S2GU Y hushsl; honey. IS cents.
HAY--Ioose, slU&tl ton; bulci, slO1lL
GHAGN--Uut' 7Ul' u coats y busael; peas l.Ffl4t
rye, HsltU buckwhest. - cents; beans sLBlG2.JJ y
bushe corn Western. % couts, Northern, SliN.
FEED MifilnEs s'-t}0 q tons shcrts, $50; br97,
HIDES Reef, prlue 3>e 10 cents v pound vot
35G16O ccuts apoc0i .ambF ard sleeps pets, 10 to u
cents per pound
MEATs-Blcf, vermont dressed, j12 cSpts = pound
Western, siagiD cen,s: york, dressed 6&7ls cents;
lamb q cents dresse': m4'ton. 80 70 ii cents:
fowls 10 slve; chickens . alive, Is cents
dressed; turkeys, iSe.2O cent? dtess9..
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CHICAGO May ~
Cash guOtt,ious wore as follows:
~ 81 X rteu, fancy. -tsi,s8Ld5i htkers a.25 d
$3.50; straight S37sAi.2f winter what. 544DGi.95
wHEAT-No Z spring Sly3ilo No. red, slt3AG
Iona
COitN-No. "a. eslsi01-.
oars No. 2at i,i5 No.2 white isG 1890.
kIE-No. at slnt'lb.
RARl LEY Nomusl-Ho. Rat sc.
rONB-eu5j.
LhRIl-Sr.2i
The leading futures closed ms follows:
NHFAT-No. MAY u'i,i june i.n}; July, 99IA
CORN So. May, rs; june. 5Gl., July. tia(
OATS No. NAY, is.'i,le; JUnr, -; july. +3A.
FORK MAY, gu 81, Jul, .Slut 10; Srut.SI'.Hl.
LAEp-May, 50 %; july, St So Sept. 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

The cable brings the official Interpretation
OF tie eucy clical letter written 10y Pope Leo
MI. on the. labor question. IN his exordi-
nm The nope t.atcs upon the task which he
rms Let m,Df N defining for the guidance
of the church its position toward the exist
in social questions. rs TO the relations Of
tie state TO the individual the pope says:
"To think that the authority Of the state
ouE ht arbitrarily to invade family intimacy
j. Il great AM pernicious error. Uudouht-
ediy 1T can intervene when tie condition of
the family is too disastrous, Lut only 10
alleviate il and 10 safeguard the rights and
interests Of public power without violating
the rights of individuals. To go beyond
tip-o .imts would violate the nature OF
tlinss. The state should not destroy nor
absorb latctpM power 70 conc.IiGte the
rights of ,he -tate, Of Tie capitalist, ana Of
til. urv.. tarat
2oe pano oft,r careful study has roacho'
tic conclusion that ,he rroataIiat Shout,
no, strive lowoytr, after unjust advantas,
nor serl, .vcl good results by bad and law
less methods; that the capitalists should no
Cypress or wrong their workmen tina
workint hours SHOULD be interrupted by {
period of lepose, varying according to con
0idons Of time and place, the public healtl
AMI the nature of the work. that wage
should be- puii according to agreement and
finally that human efforts are impoten
without the concurrence Of the church
/ Whether the letter will have the desire,
effect in Fastening the settlement Of tn
veXed questions considered time alone cal
determine.
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The jury in the great libel salt Of John
Culver. Juror in the Cron.n case, against
the Chicago Herald, rendered q verdict for
the defendant. Culver thought his charac-
ter had boon damaged TO the extent of S25,-
600, hat the jury took a different view. The
Herald in the meantime has devoted col
ulnn or so day to the pIniutif and Culver
probably wishes that he Lad loft the news
rnncrl. bnz1 saw nlone
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-29

The experience Of the Prince Of Wales in
becoming a grandfather before he has
reached tho throne is parallel to that cf the
late "Uuser Fritz" Ct Germany, who was
known as Emperor Frederick for a few brief
months Win the parallel continue, or viii
Queen Victoria who celebrated her 12d
birthday on sunday, outlive her great
vrunddaug htcr's princely grandfather