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The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
Black Hawk War Survivors.

An interesting meeting of the ;
vivOrs of the Black Hawk war was
at FreepOrt, Illinois, this week. I'll
are not many of these veterans alive,
most Of those in attendance came fl
Illinois and old Michigan Territory. v
cOnsin is included in the latter, and
was within its boundaries that the
chief and his warriors made their he
quarters. A few of the survivors "
from the Illinois Company which sIed
Abraham Lincoln captain. The vel
able ex-senator of Iowa, George
Jones, of Dubuque, delivered the adid
and there were a number Of other prl
lnent speakers.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
LANGSTON'S INGRATITUDE

The recent attacks that Mr..
John n. Langston made on the
administration and the false posi-
tion in which he endeavored to
place Genl. Nettleton, have had
no effect on the colored voters of
this country. While Mr.. Langston
was In Genl. Nettleton's flee no
such conversation took place as
was reported TO the daily press by
'Mr. Langston. Genl Nettleton
is an honorable and upright pub
lie officer and a man in whom the
American people have the most
implicit confidence and any state
ment that may have been made
by Mr.. Langston will not change
the peoples opinion of this ad-
minis ration and Genl. Nettleton.
The colored voters of this coun-
try want Mr.. Langston to under
stand that he does not represent
them and when he asserted in his
Chicago speech that the colored
voters of this country will not
support Mr.. Harrison, Mr. Lang
ston spoke for himself and
not for the colored voters. Mr..
Langstou may be tie custodian OF
his own vote, but, not of the col
Ored votes of this country.
In rnsideratlOn of the favors |
hat Mr.. Langston has received |
from this administration it was |
base ingratitude on his part to
pursue the course that he did.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
Prospects for Foreign Crnn..

Foreign crop adyices are not favos5
as a rule. In France drought has q
tinued and the result is that farmers
in a bad way. 1t is estimated 4
France imported in May over 15.O@
bushels of wheat. Advices from Aug-
Hungary say that the weather has ID
too dry and wheat may not be an az
age crop, while rye and oats are cera
to be deficient. Bad news comes nj
Russia, which has not yet removed
embargo ON wheat 1t is stated on gOI
authority that the acreage sown to wi
in Russia is below the average. q
reports from Germany are more enc
aging. the weather having been "
and favorable to the growth of crops
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
TO PIERCE THE ARcT,,
The Peary Relief Expedition 4.
Last VI

The Reary heilei Expedition In
Last. VI
The Peary Relief Expeditio,
steamship Miranda, left New w..
Monday for their Arctic trip Tta-
sci goes well prepared with storas
ncedful appliances to accomplish II
ject.
Tie expedition has been oryari,.
der the auspices of the Acadamv -.I
ural Sciences Of Philadelphia for =,
lief of Civil Engineer Robert F p
who. with his brave wife and ass.
sailed last summer to penetrate n
land by the overland route and II =
ble, seek the elusive North Pole M
lief expedition will sail on the N.
to st. Johns, where the steam -
Kite, commanded by Captain Ri.
Pike, will carry the party to theirsI
shores of Greenland. The pur,,
the relief expedition is not to o.
Sistance to destitute party. bpt 4,
ford the means of a safe return p,
izatiOn of a band of hardy ernl
1t is thought that Lieutenant Pear
not sufficiently consider the di#
of home journey after his eI,l
tions, and it is to meet these das.
cies and to make sure of the frui..
his scientific labors that the Kin.
again battle the Arctic icebergs.
The expedition is in charge of p,
1Or Heilprin, an Arctic explorer of
perience. The Kite will be comma,
by Captain Pike. 1t is expected 10 \
Cape York by the last of july AMI
real search for Peary and his party
then begin.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
A Little Civil War.

Out in SuggstOwn, Wyoming. a II.
occurred between citizens and Uni
States soldiers. The soldiers Of
Ninth Cavalry were killed and one
zen was wounded. 1t is reported tl-
citizen and a soldier had a personal
counter in which the sol IiAr WAS bel.
and driven from town. About tweH.
five soldiers joined him, and they opel
fire on the town. The soldiers W'
driven off.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02

President Harrison showed
himself the embodiment Of true
greatness when he was officially
notified Of bis nomination to sue
ceed himself by the committee
appointed to perform that pleas.
ant duty by the Minneapolis con-
vention.
After responding eIoquently to
Gov. McKlnley's eloquent address
of notification, the President
through Colonel Shepherd, invit-
ed the committee TO luncheon
with him in the State dining hall.
There were several colored mem
bers of the committee, and as Mrs.
Harrison who has been i'll for sew
eral months, could not be present
the President ac'ed as host and
hostess himself, and he, by bis
genial manner and open hearted
generosity and simplicity of hospi.
tally made every member of the
committee feel that he and his
friends were special guests of the
President
Jupiter did not disdain to
grace the feast of Ethiopia's blam,-
less race After luncheon Prcsi~
dent Harrison was Photographic
IN u group of the committee,
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
THE DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
EHET ARE LAYING PLANS Fog
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.

An adjourned meeting CT the exreu-
i've committee Of the Republican CT
tral cGtnnittee of the District of COlur-
Ola and the Harrison aud Morton Lea"rr.
to make arrangements for a. Republic n
ratifica ion meeting of District Rrpui.I-
cans, met in the Office of the BEE Thu -
day afternoon, with Col. George NJ. Ar
mold i'll the chair, and w. H. Jones aci
lug secretary. IL was decd d TO send
circular letters to prominent Rnpublicl.s s
IN the several departments to particip 49,,
IN the demonstration.
hairman ArnOli appointed the /
lowing subcommittee from the expcut
committee of the Republic: .l,;Ia.
COMMITTEE: Maj. A. H. Davi., "
Crawford, Robert Oliver, John Tall...
from the central committee A W
WorthingtOn and Gilbert Joy, and f.o.n
the Harrison aud Morton Le4gu,. "
t'alvin Chase, w. II Jones. G.or
Washington, W. II. Jacksor, aud J. ].
Mccarthy.
The committee adjourned to met pe>t
Thursday, at which time arr .ngrmruf.
will be cOmplet
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02

AN honest negro can vote the
Democratic ticket when democrat
ic legislatures wipe out the laws
they have made compelling negroes
to ride in filthy Jim crow car pens
when the highly cultivated
women of his race will not be com.
PEELED by the laws of democratic
states to submit to elections from
hotels, or decent waiting rooms at
rail road stations =
When the principles of the demo
cratic party and laws of the demo-
cratic states, regard the negro as a
human being rather than as a
brute. Then and not till then can
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
VANCE ELECTED.

The BEE cOngratulates it's dis.
tinguiShed young friend, j. Mad.
olson Vance of New Orleans, La, ,
ON his election as orator of the day
for the B. M. G.. which is TO Con-
vene in this city iu September.
Mr.. Vance is one of the most gifted
orators in this country.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02

your manhood, for the honor of
your women, for the future freedom
and prosperity of your children.
And the negro who dares to vote
with the enemies of the race and
against the best interest of the
race-brand him as a traitor, and
let his name 60 down to posterity
blackened by the curses of his peo-
pie.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
A NEW DISPENSATION.

One of the most instructive and
beneficial lectures, ,on the progress
of the colored race, was the lecture
by Geo. F. Richings, Esq VIII ,se
cGt appears on the front page of
this paper, at the John Wesley
church Thursday night. Mr.
Richings is giving a series of
these lectures In every state and
city in the United States and it is
to the interest of the colored peo-
pie, especially, also the BEE would
advise the whites to attend, to See
his numerous presentations of the
progress of the colored people of
this country. -----@--------z-
Every character that he pre-
sents on the canvass is a lesson in
itself. The BEE has no hesitency
in saying that there ls one philan-
thropic white citizen OF this coun-
try who has the courage to present
and show up the colored race in
the proper light. Those who have
not been to his lectures should 90
and have a talk with him. He is
the man who was mobbed in the
Sou'h for doing just what he Is
doing to-day. The BEE will have
more to say of him prior to his re-
turn to this ely in the fall.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
ANXIETY IN THE SOUTH.

The condition in the South,
however, is attracting serious at
tention. To the democrats of the
South, the situation is one oil Pc
culisr Importance. The fear of a
force bill is before their eyes, and
they desire the nomination of q
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02

The types made the BEE say last
week that president Harrison
will be reelected" with sit" in>
stead of "He'-We hope our read
efS will pardon the error.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
The Biggest Imm,..

ne biggest Immigrant ON Record.
herman Olson, a Swede. nineteen wears
Qld' arrived at the Barge Office, New
1ork' tins week. He is the biggest inn.
migrant yet landed here, standing seven
teet two inches in his shoes. He Is Uoino
20 relatives in Minnesota.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02

If the Post would take the pains
to inquire it would fiud that in all
the cities in the South the negro
votes are counted, and that the
negroes hold the balance of power
tn these city elec ions, and it is by
the aid of their votes that the best
men are elected to Office in the
cities and the best government
maintained; and that were it not
for the negro vote nearly all of
the large cities of the South would
to-day be in the hands of the
worse element of the white people.
The business men of the South
are not afraid of the negro vote,
nor is such Southern Congressman
as Hon. r. Ii. Clark, of the 1st
district of Alabama afraid of the
negro votes, it is only those demo-
Gratis from the rural districts that
have from Is 900 to 10000 repub
lican msjorities to overcome that
are continually bowling in the
ears of the Post against the Force
bill. And the Post ought to be
able to see from lie high position
up it's independent democratic
tree that as the votes of the ne.
groes are needed to keep good
government intact in the cities of
the South, that they will also be
needed to keep good government
in the states of the South, and that
whatever tends to keep that negro
vote at par value is not curse
but blessing to the South.
This is what the elec ions bill |
proposes to do for all the Sout1.
To say that it will turn over
the South to the control of the
blacks is all bosh. There can be
no such thing as "blsck control"
in this country any more than
there can be Dutch control, IRISH
or American CONTROL"
there can only be peoples con-
troll" and besides this the negro
10 not fighting for control but for
freedom, not for Office but for
equal human rights with the bal.
lnce of the men in this country.
lie Knows good government, and
will ever be found struggling with
he best white men of the South
o attain that end.
The Washington bee., 1892-07-02
OUR CONTEMPORARY.

In a long editorial the daily
Post advises President Harrison
to go back on his message respect
ing the Federal Elections bill and
promises him if not sll the king
doms of this world at least the
vote of South Carolina if be will
but fall down and take the advise
of the Post.
This great daily is certainly a
little off when it says that Presi~
dent Harrison would make his
election sure by going back on The
Force bill, for several reasons:
1st-Mr. Harrison's reelection
is sure already
2nd-His going against the
elections bill Is a moral impossi-
bility. Mr.. Harrison can not go
back Oh the pledges of his party,
nor 60 back on his own convlc-
tion of duty.
3rd-The Southern people are
not as much opposed to the elec-
tlons bill, as the Post and Southern
members of Congress would have
the country believe. The Post Is
of course deceived by the South
ern Representatives. But the
Representatives themselves know
that the mass of white people of
the South are not opposed to the
negroes voting nor to their votes
being c)unted, and would, in fact,
welcome some law that would
compel the counting of all the
votes in the South 80 that there
might be change in Office hold
ers, because if there could be a
fair and free vote in the South a
better class of white men within
the democratic party would come |
to the front, and many of the |
present members of Congress from |
the South would never see the /
Capitol again as members.
4fh-The fuss made against the
Force bill is made by the politl-
clans of the South and the news
papers which these politicians
CUuLICf:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
F "A EB Al 1922.
HALMANAQUES EN- PLIEGO 7 BLOCCK !!
EN.LA IMPRENTAD DEL BOLETIN.

De los segundos, 6 Block, tenemos
grande y variado surtido, de todas cla-
ses y tamanos; sus textos de recreo son
verdaderas encyclopedias, y ad6rnanlos
precicsisimos cromos aleg6ricos inspi.
radios Ell infiniGad de asuntos artisti-
cos, religiosos, cientfficos, hist6ricos, de
costumbres, tipos, etc, etc, etc.
Los Almanaques de la Implenta
del BoLETIN son ell non phts ultra, 10
mismo por sus precios, fabulosamente
m6dicos, que por su selecta y escogi-
da calidad.
De los primeros NADIA hay que de
cir, pues son va ventajosamente como
cidos los que hace amos Sc editan con
tOdO esmero Ell esta Casa <Vendense,
como de costumbre, q precios> >rcduci-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
MPRENTA DEL POLEftN.

Lbros cscogidoa AcAbsn de ~
cibirse' en- ests Imprenta, loo al
grlsntesi
CODIGO CIVIL, oomcnladc y
oonceriAdo extonsameuic con arr~-
gio & L. nueya ciloci6n csicia, Isor
2. Mnelus SsEyolA alsogAdo del
llns,rc Colegac de Madrid, 5 ,omoa
pasta espanolA
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Be hAa .ecibido en- ssta Impren.
- los siguientes:
FORMULARIO Criminal, por
Abclia
I'D. MAgistrai, por BouciArdat
FISIOA, por Ganot-
TENEDURIA do Libros, por
UastAnos.
EL AATkIMOSIO, por don
Francisco Lastres-
HISrORIA NATURAL .poi
PrrrdA
ARlTMRTICA, Algebra , Geo.
mctxiA, por OAftin.
FILO6oFfA, pos sl Padrs Ce.
irrino.
6RAMATICAF FRASUksA, pos
ollcadora J bcnoG
aRAMATiCA tS6LkAA, pos
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ESsAYO sobre el cnliivo do IN
eaha do Ax6eAs, POT don AivAso
Rry noso, formA IN volumcn en- 4.
de $50 pAginas, encaadcrnAdo I Ia
holApdcaA
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FORZOsA.
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run
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
COLORRS EN TUBOS

ARA La PINTURA AL OLkO Y
LA CUARELA, Sc ACABAN DE
RECIBlR EN- ESTA IMPRESTA.
Hollin (tssrsL
Bettn.
BIaneo De plata
Blanco de plomo
Blsneo de zinc.
Axul celeste
ALul de cobalt.
Asul de Prussia.
OAstsfo (brza Gs Ma -
Csstano rolo.
Osstsno d Van Drk
Armin qasmsdO.
)armln de rnbla.
Jenixa sxnl.
3efmellon.
1atAgsmhs.
iris de Psyns.
lndigo
Amarillo de csdmia
Amarillo de eromo clare.
Amarillo de efono osca, -
Amarillo indianc.
Amarillo De Sspol.s,
Laca qnsmada-
LAea oafminea.
LAnA rnhis
LAca smarlllA
Laea ordinaria.
LAea Sloiada.,
Negro de nassL.
Negro De aanaas'
O.re eastaaa
Ocfs smsrallo
Ocrs rolo'
Ocfs De rnla
Ultnmn
Pisdn De hlsii
hofo De sasarxa
Roo DE- vsseeAa
Sasgrs q. Dnxo
BsplA
bspss e0iosssAa-'
ksmsits
Iiniars nsssfL.
Tiara 3s CAsssl
fisfs 3s G. lsaia
Issrsa De italia ssssnI
ns'Fs ss Italia q ssmaAA
hsFFs De sa3sfs Essaui.
Tern De sontss 7ss=sAs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
ANTONIO I[TIU TBlBlIf.

Doctor en- Derecho Owl y c.
n6nico, Abcgado de los Ilustrcs
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rloo,
CON bufete alb erto en- II Capital de
la Monarquia, ofrece sus scrvicioa
pr0fesionales & 60 numcrosa ellen
tela dc esta Isla, para ante el Td.
bunal Supreme de Justicia, 81 Con-
tejo dc Estado, Tribunal do Cuen.
tas del Relno J demks eentsos So
perioses, tudiciales : adninlstrasi-
yos dela Naci6n.
sessaao. ndm. u q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
lDE VIENNA

uoza On oe,as, surtido complete.
Aceite Linaza, latas Y barrieaa.
Pinturas superiores.
Hero galvanisado, liso = sca-
,elado.'
TornillOs con tuerca
Olavoe topelero.
Puntas de Paris.
Oamas de hierro.
Colchones de alambre.
Machetes oocodrilo.
Planohas J cumbreraA
Oanales galyanixsdos.
Muebles, varias elases.
AAquinas do ooser.
Oamisas maliorquinas.
Oalsado dc todaa olasea.
Gas Lus DiAmants >.
6urhdo general do mercancias
Almao6p de- los seaoros
J. kslI.s Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
SERtICIo COSTER0 Eb PTO. RICO.
VAPCR 4" AVILES

Ssldra 1e San Juan todos los Mier
coles al amanecer, una vsx por el Ert-
y otra per el Oeste, toeando en- 10.
puntos os Faiardo, Hanscso, AFRO, 0,
Ponce, Mayagues, Agusdilla , Areei.
DO Y vice vera respecuvamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
SUCCESSOR DE-. OUEqEDO Y Hess.

Comisiones. ..-DestiIacion dc
licores al vapor.-CaIle
del Comercio, numero 81
marina, Puerto.Ricc.
E ia CASA, funda la en- 1890, de.
be principalmente su cr6dito 4 Ia
pureza de sus productos destiladof
directamerte de las materias pri.
mas en- los sparatos mas perfeecio-
nados que se hallan establecidoe
en- esta Isla.
En- pruebs de clio, inserta & con.
tit uaei6n el certificado que le ha
expedido ell Laboratorio Qufmico
Municipal do esta Oiudad, despues
lie analizar los productos de su
destilaci6n.
Dicho certificado dice asi:
El Director del Laboratorio Qufmi.
60 Municipal de San Juan Bau-
tista de Puerto.Rieo.
Oertifica: haber reconocido y
practicable el ensayo de las bebidas
que prepara ell senior don Heriberto
Garcia de Quevedo, denominadas
Aguardiente. de Ants, Agua,disnt4
dc EnebrO,.sy la llamada Very Old
Brandy, yaIos compare por su buen
gMsto, grato aroma, riquesa.. de alco-
hol, su puresa y propsedadss ssto-
nsdquscas q cayminatiUas en- us0 mo-
dorado, q las buenas de igual nom.
bre que Sc encuentran en- Ell CO.
mercio.-La riqueza alcoh6lica ee
respectivamente y por ell orden On
que 80 han nombrado de 46, 46 y
48 p.S en- volumen, reduoido q Ia
temperature normal de $50 cent?
grados. Ell alcohol obtenido en- Ia
destilaci6n no contiene alcoholics
smilico, metilico, butilico, etc, etc,
etc; aidehidos, Gcidos de la serie
grasa, nj bsses que puedan ser no.
civas & la sslud.-No existe en- es-
tas bebidas colorante de origen
mineral, nj sal slguna que pueda
provenir de Ia preparation, nj de
defectos de fabrication, y que pu.
diera ser yenenosa. Estan Obteni.
das por destilaci6n al rapor, reco-
gi6ndose los liquidos espirituosos,
CON 81 aroma propio, de las plantas
que respectivamente forman Ia ba-
SO de cada bsbids; 10 que, como ea
sabido, da 4 los licores, EST prepa.
radios, una fnuya muy superior d
los obtenidos por solucs6n y msscla
de los aceites esenciales en- frio.-
Lo que, d petici0n del interesado, J
de acuerdo con 10 que dispone el
asticulo % del Regiamento del
L.abOratorio, hsgo constar. Puer-
to- Rico, 10 do Diciembre de 1891
jose Leelesma'.
J .Lo que precede es bastsnte para
considerar inneceS aria otra reco-
mendaci6n.
So garantira la purexa de todos
los Licores fAbricados en- esta Osss.
San Juan Puerto Rico. Enero
1892. -Sueesor de Qasredo y Hess.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
LlNEA DE CAIBARIEN.
REMOLOADOR

Esta empresa tiene ei vApor AGUI-
LA, potente para iemolques por las
eostas de esta Isls, , habihtando de
bombas cara achiq - v ttiles psrs sAl.
vsmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
LUZ BRILLANTE,
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DE- FAMILIAS.

Libre ae e1ptosi6m q COM
bnsti6n erpontdneas.
SIN humo nj NAL olor,
Este aceite. pro1ucto de
una fabricac On especial,
20 igual, sir o superior 4 los
que Sc inportan del ex
tranlero diversos nom-
bres y msrcas, tanto 20,
sus cualidades lamfnicas
como por Ia seguridad one
ofrece 4slos coDsumidores
Nuestros precios son mI.
eho mas reducidos quel i
lie las marcas extranjeras,
me con este mayor preci0
% hriDdan 4 los ccnsuni.
Z res ventajas de nLxnna
viase.
La exDeriencia adOuiri !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-10
LUDWIG DUPLACE
CASA De aIRos Y coMIsIoNEs,

ssecae
FNdca de Hoores
AdENTE
AntIss sres Sno. de-
Boya MalSteam Packet London. - = ~ -.
de maqnara do elaboration aztcar -
London.
j Insl o.. London
IA ncend aubueo
] Lin. London
Lloyd
AngloOoninentss Oil, iof, Gasao Works. London.