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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
a :ordsdo por ls Junta Directiva
iel patri6tico Centre.

E, seguro. dados los preparsti
vos que SO estan hacie ndo, la ami
maci6n cue reina en nueetra bue
na eocied dad y !as simpxtias que
s in spira 81 Casino E,psn,'; e.
ssguro, docimos, que por ests
ircun atsneiss = otra~, ell bsile Il
manana, en el rspetido Centric
constitnir& una fiesta hriilaniisim,
? de durable zecuerdo.
Anunciamos tamb:eu con gus
TO que Ia jaseutud ha psdido 'o'
aalopeq del Casino, para dar er
ellos- otro bale de co1fsnzs, qu.
es de espersr resultard lucido, ef
la nochs de pasRdo msnana, lunss
Dos de Mayo,
IA gozar, pusS, secuaces d,
Tsrpsicorel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

E TODD 10 opuesto quien hsce
merecida justicie, quien rinde
Il debido homenaje q la briIlanti
sima oratoria de un Minissro de
3 Ig'esis, admiration de Is mas
a'tsa em;nen cia9 inteloctuslas.
VosotroF, espritS forts, emps-
daaos en- menospreeiar todo II
que del Clero prccade.
Etc, dsndo dfs :fas dia nom
ores i'ustres esciarse;dos y de fs-
ma inmorta, por sos consp1cuci
taientos, por so ex'mio ssber,
a Isleais, d 10 Patlia espsno's J
al mundo eutero.
Confea al vue trs impotencia.
Corf9sad que soia ven 2ilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
UN GRAN ORADOR.

SAbiamos que eI ilustrsdisimo
Csn6nigo de Ia anita Bni lea ~
ragozana senor J .rdiel hsbi. dsdo
hace POGO una conferencis ma
que notable en- ell Ateneo de Ms
did, asombrkndo con su elocuen :
ia y su talenso d tan docta Cor
ooracion, eu cuya tribuna no ha
sido { t. Ia primera v.z que la
noble frente de un sacerdote ca
,6lico Sc cinera Ell l&uro de entu
shasta ovaci6n.
Con gusto hemos 'eiio el jul
clio gus del elocuenti,imo eca-
sisstico orsdor hs hscho II In
parcia', peri6 1ico matritense de
prestigio y que no puede ser til.
dado de fcrvoro. adicto Ia claue,
dado gu msti1 pronuncisdsmsn.e
dsmocrssico.
Dice asi FL Impartial:
"lQQe pEesencia tan simpAtica
y tan modesto Ia del canonigo Jar.
diel; que voz tan sonora, tau vi.
brante, tan dulce = tan energies;
que accionar tan sobrio y expresi
yo; que limpieza dc frase y de
concepto; que dicci6n tan pura;
q1e dlscre sion al tratar los asuntos
mas escabrosos sin offender nj al
vecino nj al extraio; que senti-
miento tan nacional en- Ia inspira.
ci6n; que amor a 10 suyo y que
grandeEa al hahlar de 10 perez eie
70 de las obras de Ia tuerEa Y De 10
eterno del ideal que tacto paliti-
co en- las apreciaolones, y sobre to.
10 al saludar q las naciones amerl-
canas, cuyos epresen tantes 50 sen
tan emoeionsdos 20 Ie orsdor,
Ell fn, ell sehor Jsfdlei
Teae Ia sercnidad mAjsstnosa =
seneilla del que di,igc el cnrso De
IN pensamiento sin quo Ia palabra
Sc precip ie III &C 4lIerc. Il psria.
10 lie 81 discnrso tlcae soaosidad
sin eafasIs. La maj~s,al sencil "a
lie la lengaa casieIlanA &c matte
&c en- aus iahlos ala decAer ~
maniiene con Ia sonorldAd eortra.
pondicnse b 81 T!tma y { birn
hab.a el envla1o de Ia pasTia DC los
Afgcnsolas
impossible tcels e3mo Also el ia
neglfloo de- Tcavrah.c PAlatox pos
qae no hay cspAeso para Lac so
lmpoalb.e cousAT lAs yeces cue "a
aplAasos lc Interim gssesos lsngo
slblc poa4cE4f e. acoa scca - seata
BAsie 4 CT qae 4 aa sIA'Aa
tf.u f. pAta e seaos ia'd r J Ct
seAAlA4o G-sonto FA'a "a : ests.
qae paeae eaSA: kAsassegAa lie aa
elescaea;c rvp oscs EAsse. ea&2 a
ssiATA ArAgaa &c a. l.9sfte i
f4mes SET. eagttta fea @as
gnseoSFfssiAis = eA&a Fss 80 Il
garar &c vass.Fa pt4@s.tx 80
g,oiias Y .am bttyas @s aaxsgse
sssss4esas, lus - : .n&sf IS
os v estfas &c AA ii mssfs
s.c.so. peE a@ seE @4-s sstFs ss
as pzxas e assaa 4=s Asl l~sx.x
css sss9 4vf e@t 9saFsl
\ sv,s.,. eem >. A.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
SUSCRIPCI6N
para socOrrer & los deSgracsadOS
DE SABA M g RANDE.
Loteria Provincial.

Pub'iea Ia Gaceta de hoy las
Bases acordsdas por ia Exeelen
tisims Diputacion Provincial pa.
ra "a concesi6n-de. aceiones de BIZ
iletes de Ia Loseris, CON ell fin de
que lss personss que deseen OBJ.
tanerlaa presenter sus solicitu 1es
en- squel Centro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
POR LOS VDLUNTlBIO2.

En- Ia session del Congreso de
los Diputados del IL de Junio
lei afio ppdo, presen'6 ell que 10
es muy digno por H macao, Sr
D. Juan joe Garcia Com z, una
proposition de leg dictsndo reg q.
para premisr los pstrio icor ser-
vicios de los benemeritos Volun
tarios do Ia integridsd en- ehtas
Antiilss.
Ea apoyo dc Eaa loable = me-
ritoria proposition, que ha sido
tomads en confederation y ee es
pera llegue pronto d ser ley, pro.
nuncl6 el citsdo K presentante, en-
eesi6n de Is CAmArA de D. puta
dos, de- 81 del mes de Marco u IT,
no, Ell siguiente discureo, que da
mos con gusto Ia est.moa en-
uuestras Columns, aplaud eadclo
,inceramente J fe.icitando al eIo-
cuente orador por uns actitud que
sabrsn agrAdecer aqusllos MOBILES
psIsdines de Ia Pa,ris, entire los
cuales tenem 8 oil honor de con.
tarnoe.
H aqui ell discurso:
"Eaci6adome eco de aspiraclo-
nes expuestas y manif, stsolones
hechas pos la prensa de las Anti,
las, y principa meLte por ell peri6
dico La Iategridad Nacionaf de
Puerto Rico, preseDte Ell aho pasa
do la proposition que ACADIA lie
leer,e, J yengo hoy, auhque algo
tsrde, q defende Varias raxo
nes disculpaa mi Iet aso, rasones
que vieoen EN- spoyo de la propo.
sicl6n misma, porqus con,isten en-
que de- p es de p essn ala han ecu
rr.do aIguats hechos J surgIdo cir
cuustau cias que realmente vienen
q favorecer esta p etension nia
Con s,erior.da1 al IL de Juuio
Gu q lie Ia presen i, yino Madrid
y estuyo hacienda grAt ones en- IA
vor de los Volurt taros, en- FL mismo
sentido On que la proposition eatL
redacta "a, IN sehor eogoael dc No.
iuu'afsos, rvp.eseuIAute ade emas de
Ayu4tam e1to dc ia uabaua ell
viFfad lie aus gssgiN nes, ae essA Aho-
"a iotmu Anda an geglamcato que
iAN0fccet tegan tsngo eLtendico,
81 institute dc VolantArlos, y que
ieiermiua y to4aigoa "a a'gunas
le as yenI@JAs qse ca esa ptopo-
sleloa te nlicAa.
Esta laSideaeia eniEc las ga,
II ggys de 20 - q u eefoacl de yu
iant2flos y el = MI o De ml ~ -
.tca6n tselc gran taoActA c. e.
apayo. pciq8e III aHox.A 20 sntos
ga hc seniao e. gaAto de eone e* T
iespGs 81 a. i < "a tepfxsrnsaatc dr
"A tu.GnsArlos q e pa s.sd A4ae
Lac gea ga aFs. sn cage p~@aa2ses-
80 S~ ~ w. ~ SN- N'''s$
COS, e9le ii4o
- = NA@s -
s@s eos g, - s. ASA teEar e%- AZ
&c A1's e se@ ~ AA+Fs ~
IN '~ : ' e-A E@'Ss -s-ss = s~A
'@*s+'" |sF - ~ NS 50 &C s-<s
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p '''' - : - - sc $3.50 *
''~~ 80 ~'s~
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'"- '+''
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sc ~ Al &ssa Sc seq eas "a kEaE
As@A Aa &c "a ssa4s - ca Sc
e xsa a Sc ss@ 80 8e q
Asse esaa ssee..s wa@ssx
Asa "a xA@a @a kasae 90 @sx
Ia II as. ass * asAa.sa
SIS - s-ssa sa s-s es,aa.sk 8. e..
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s = IS es as4+ "a s'sf s =
: -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
BA I /. r.

Como aHsss - akara asasess-
mos. m,naes, lsrast r. -
media de a - Sc, ATT. stsxss
60 los sisx.nlss ..lests g. Cal
,1e kspsnd si ealIs &c sssiss.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

Los Bienes del Es-
tado produjeron
en- M .rzo dlti-
mo. o............
Baja, con relaci6n 4
igual mes del ano
anterior. or............
Los Ingresos even.
tuales produjeron
en- Msrzo d!ti-
mo 5000. .......
Ala, con relaci6n q
igual mes del a1o
anterior. ......,
Resumen:
La recaudacion OBJ.
tenida por ell Era.
rio, durante ell mes
de Mario dlti
mo, de las eon-
tribucionss & i'm
puestos, Aduanas,
Rentas Estanca.
dar, Bienes del Es-
| tado~ e Iogresos
| eventuales, ascen-
| dio en- total d. 80.
Idem id. en- Mario
| del ano anterior
o.sss ....U ssssss
4
B.js. lfquida Dor 10
| tanto, en- Mario
de 1892. ......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

Esta expression, este epigrafe
empleA un peri6 iico para trstA
de los seiiores Csnovss J Romero
Robledo. Y "a conocemos !.
fue1za, Ia Specification, el aIcsnc'
de una expression como squeIs
que no puede ser mas depresiva
Los doses Sc van; los fdolo'
cseo; estaa graf as pa'abras cor
que ha sdornado Ia revolucior
sue f,mosos es.andartes viensn
tener su plena demo t;aci6n er
estos tiempos de progreso, eu qu'
,odo b, sido llevado a grande'
rebsjamientos y ha descendido ds
a alturs, que mefecen los grsnde'
pstricios. las grsndes inseligenaia'
= los servidores mas insignes { Ia
causa del bien pdb leo.
Efsctivsmente: pArsce que 10,
doses 90 han lido; que los do o,
csyeron; psro en- cambio sc hsr
ltvaptado los dioses de % arto
les idolos de barro, y Ia pssl6n :
81 vicio se consagran como dog
uas religiosos en- ell altar de au
lsganismo que tx :ede en- csgae
dad y preocupscion a de los III. u
pos gentiicos.
Hoy csda cual se fabri.a go
t mpio para adorarse. y, qu rien
10 acab.r con 10 diosrs ha evan
ado uno en- Gaia ohjs;o humane.
Eg;ptc los sac,b, de las psn,aa
lie los haerto r IN, los teui,
nssts para lo1 9ui los de Ia paer
'as, y ell hethI es que a l. 10 de
uns nusva generation Gs mAgns-
tes alevosos sufssn ma, que snsss
eselavos = c|isnses.
Ea democraeis txs',.d. 4 in
sensata. & faerrs dc reb 70 10
do, todo 10 ha rednciio a d I'm }
nivel; y poca' sou "a iAs ~. Is.
iss que quedAn Ga pie vh ic,e
suprimidas las emiasa,is. .ittssi
20 sociales- Esa dsmocra-i. ta..
bulenta, stabsjanlo pro aomo ~
IA quitado al rislo tus asstos, $
Ia a'mo fera su o,ixsno vital, .
Ia terra sue cAm2iaus = sas rlaa
tecundsntss. dtjsnlo sclo arabs
10 re5uiosl invisible y soA
arido desist.o q IA vids cen 1ra-
do de espinA, = abro %, si1l.y
sin direction.
Tai para euall
81 asi &c traga y.k l1.gAa4 ice
essadiai,', q Ca insigses goosg~
nantes, 1 quies. qoe ssa fssisr sa
meriso, reeamarA para si "a Pc
CO de respeto y tosaidsFae40Hf
81 esespii'i.mo mAs essaato.o
10 hs insadido .odoi "a co h.y
nadie que vs'ga sas., ni s.d.s
que erss GO sada, y uA sseeds,
10 que ha di .ho a9asi is.igs. 40
stfo; Caanjo 20 |. efsg6 cad.
en- Roma nj &C A'ssAs. ca alsa
sos eayeron eon los alass. a.
musss &C sn,rtEssca 4 a A.ssa.
rie."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

: 2ss asa = tes - a.
#ss ssa as axaes i Nsssssa - ksasss sszss
80 sssasss.sA fsk ~ aassN 4 eAas
ksa3sssASna = AsswAAR ~ -. Ass-
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
MISCELANEA.


En- los aalrededores de Beuton
(Arkaosas 80 ha encontrado en-
medic de- un bosque 6 IN joven de
Is 1 II ahos, qua vive en- an esta-
do sAlvais, y cue hace "a unos
tres sdcs recorre squellas regiones
aeompahAdo de tres lobos, de lcs
enales psreoe hsberse asimilado Loo
institutes y Las costumbree.
David Williams, IN agrlcultor
que 10 vi5 hace pocos dias, 10 ton6
Al principle por un animal extraiio;
peto desprsa de haberlo persegui.
10 algna tempo y de habcrse con.
vcncsdo de qne era una persons,
o. IS que csiabA tan familiarlssdo
ooa las beAtias como si hubleso Do.
sado can elias toda % Via.
nj maehash1 e,taba complete.
msasc de*auio y corsiA con 10 mis-.
ma velocid&d cue loo lobos & tra-
sss dc los cam sos y de los bosques.
&c essA oTganiEAnda una cara
pa'a eogrr & cate Iovcn salvsje, con
~ acsas qrsac acompahan, , lie.
yAs Al psGmcso 4 Ia vida social y al.
sslas2aA
C<eese quo en- el primer estado
10 - lsiAaesA ~ 10 llcv6 alguna
Ssha> gee 10 cxso y 10 einc6 On loo
sa1ss 4 sa,slasns do 81 rAxa-
Fss~ee tsnpcslhlc. =, sln embar.
&C. ~ ese-sss. aae suaAseA del polvo
e 80 saxses 10 ansigaa .cyeada do
as 1sao = R<ma.
$50 eae e1sa ves 90 s1<sa Dc IN
aEasao a. Resao. 4 viewers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

Leg cSsssA Ia seexsas.
n II RasA4o de- Mari lani %
Asasss DO sap~Sals anA ley, e. viz.
ssA 90 10 xnai o. EaAssimoaIo en
s=yo gas ssvaa -aa q MIA sne-
ssAa. ss 4ess6f. - tna - anAdfe del
- sse a ia 20 - ~ fsf. pagAsA N
> r. easa re "A as3Fa sAea.ensss
re = sega aea mAfiao Go
gs~3a ssaAA
gsw = .~sssa - - saajes. 90
gwa ~ 49,
~ s@Ass s@sgsAl 1eoo pcscs
q 49,
Fw@ sAsa s4AsaAs - poisties a
y4sAsasA skanA ss impeesao . GO.
nsxss1 - ~ 80 aM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

363.131.79
312 S62.27
49.430.48
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
WILL COME UP TO-DAY.
The Prospects of Christ Episcopal Church
Very Bright

DANvH.LE, May 1o.-[Special This
was the second day during which the
Episcopal convocation has been in ses.
sion in this city. The morning session
was chiefly taken up by the reading OF
the reports of the bishop. The remaining
time OF the morning and the entire
afternoon session was taken up in
spiritual discussions in regard to tho
division of tho diocese.
The discussion was opened by Rev.
Nenlock Nelson, who spoke for some
time and with much force in favor of a
dtvlsion. He was followed by Rev.
Beckner Randolph, who, with forc.b lc
argument spoke at some length against
it.
The affairs of Christ Church, Roanoke,
Will come up for discussion tomorrow.
Tho committee is working hard and
everything is favorable for the estab.
fishing Of the now church. The session
adjourned until tomorrow without vot-
ing on the subject of division of the
diocese.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20

WASHINGTON, May lo.-ISpeciall i
The Congressional delegation that is to
attend the celebration of the anniver-
ssary OF tho Mecklenburg declaration of
independence ct Meckienburg, II. c.,
to morrow left Washington shortly after
IL o'clock this morning. The party in
cludes Senators Hill, Gray and Ransom,
and Representative Alexander, Of North
Carolina. large number of members
OF Congress were expected to attend the
celebration, butthe condition OF BUSH
ness in both Houses is such as to prevent
their going.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
JUDGE LYNCH IN TENNESSEE.
A Negro Shot and Hanged-A Bold
Leader.

Leader.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 0-lSpecial |
"A special to the American from Man
chester, this State, says; At 2:2O this
morning thirty men entered the town
and going to the Jail demanded Charles
Everett. the Tullahoma negro.
The sheriff had spirited him away to
barn in The suburbs, but after thirty
minutes search he was found, carried
to a railroad bridge just above the
town and hanged When thrown over,
the rope broke and his body was rid
died with bullets. He was again
strung up and as the dispatch was sent
was hanging to the bridge. After the
hanging at the bridge, A. Y. Smith. of
Tullahoma, announced himself as the
leader and his willingness to assume
all responsibility for the deed. The room
of the young lady, relative of Mr..
Smiths, had been entered by Everett
Monday night for the purpose of an as
sault, although the negro claimed that
robbery was his object.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
REoRGANIzING the CLERICAL FORCE
Employees of tho Senate to be Under the
Secretary.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-ISpecial]-
a caucus OF Republican Senators was
held this morning to consider the pro-
priety OF making change in the present
system of the organization OF the cleri.
cal force OF the Senate. 1t was decided
TO be unnecessary to fill the place OF
executive clerk, nov vacant, and the
secretary of the Senate will continue to
discharge the duties of the office.
1t was also resolved that all of the
clerical employees OF the Senate should
be placed directly under the charge OF
tho secretary will be held RESPONSE
Die for their appointme mt and conduct in
ohice. This change will mako the or.
ganization OF the Senatorial clerical
force conform closely to that of the
House of Representatives. 1t will be
necessary for the Senate to adopt tho
plan agreed upon by tho Republican
caucus before it can go into effect and
Senator Sherman will, at the proper
time, introduce the caucus resolution
In tho Senate and ask for action upon it,.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
-@-7=@-7-777-7-------
MESSAGES by BICYCLES.
beginning of the Experiment of Carving
Army Dispatches In This WAY.

CHICAGO, May 10. Exactly at noon
yesterday Gen. Nelson A. Miles, com.
mander of tho Department of Missouri,
handed dispatch to Arthur Lumsdcn,
the famous bicycle rider, at tho en-.
trance Of tho Pullman building on
Michigan boulevard. This dispatch
was enclosed in rubber envelope, her
metically sealed and bounk with silken
cord. 1t ~ now en- route by means of
bicycle relays, composed of over 100 Of
the most speedy cyclists of the country.
who expect to deliver it by noon neSt
Sunday to an aid-de-camp of Gen. How.
ard in Now York, whence it will DO rap
idly conveyed by Government launch to
Gen. Howard at Governors Island,
New York bay, distance of over 1000
miles
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1o-[Speciall-
A destructive cyclone passed over st.
Louis county yesterday, contributing to
the misery of the flood stricken in
habitants. A funnel-shaped cloud
wrecked several farm houses and did
great damage to crops, trees and fences.
AT a. m. the river passed the 36.foot
mark and is still slowly rising. Ware
houses at Nos. TEL to T39 South Main
street fell in with thousands Of dollars
worth of cement, tobacco, sugar, malt
and barley, which will be total loss,
having all gone into the water. The
exact loss cannot be given.
SiouN CITY, Iowa. May ID Special
According to the latest kilograms the
lood has been even more disastrous in
It's results than at first anticipated
Estimates as to the loss Of life vary
from 66 to 100. No list can be Riven of
the dead. In fact the terrified people
nave taaon refuge in so many quarters
that it is impossible to figuro what
number are on the death roll There
were some heroic scenes witnessed in
attempts to save the unhappy victims
ut Omaha bridge. Mrs. West and her
little 5-year'old girl were unable
to get away from tho flood in time.
The father and two children were safe
and tho reScuing party was returning
for Mrs. West and her child whom the
waves swept tho house away.
They foated down with the roaring
current until the bridge was reached.
An engineer succeeded in saving the,
woman, but har strength failed her and
she was compelled to relinguish her
hold on her child. With a dispairino
cry OF Mamma CATCH" the child disap-
peared beneath the waves.
In the manufacturing suburbs of
Leeds nine persons arc known to be
drowned. -Four were drowned ut Spring
dale. Observers on the High bridge
counted fifteen bodies that swept under
It. Mate Rose. an old sailor. saved
twenty-eight lives. a woman man
aged to wade to box car, where
she gave birth to child, and two hours
later was rescued. 4 woman named
linton and three children were drowned
in their own house. and two Swedish
families were swept away
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

AT Washington = Washlngt IN PHILADELPHIA
game was postponed to-day owing to rain
AT Brooklyn eight innings rainy
nrookiyh... .,................ J u q u / 4
boston. observation-disclosures. ."... u q 20 ! = / I
Brooklyn, hits, $: errors O. boston, hits. ?:
errors. t. Batcric>: lIadGock and Kins low: stiy,
ctts and Bennett
AT Pitteburg-
rittsburg; ................... o o u o 3 4
CincinI ntt.......... 49,. o o o u . 30 u 1
PitshurS. hits. .: crrors.5 Cincinnati. hits. 1:
trrois. u. Brtcrie-: Baldwin and NJ illcr; Cham.
berlain and Murphy
At New York eight innings, ran)-
New nork.......... .......... 90 u o , o c. =
Biitimore. =. q u o D o. /
New York, hit-, :: errors. I. Baltimore. hita
]; errors, i. Batteries: King and Boyle; Cobb
aud Gunson.
AT Macon
Macon. .:................... 0O0OOOOO-O
Macon, hits. 3crrors. 4. Birmingham. hits Il
errors, J Batteries: Schimtt and Walton; Wilder
and Donovan.
At New Orleans- New Orleans, /; hits. :. er.
rose. = Mobile ); hits, s. errors = BATTERIES.
Merlin aud McKics; Frank and Pike.
Al Louisvillc-
st. Louis. UlOOUl-
Louisville. hits. :; errors. o. St Louis. hits. II:
errors. Batteries: Meekin and Grim: Gleason
and Buckley.
AT Atlanta
Atlanta. .................. 0 0 o u 1000 1
Chattanooga ................ 3 0 o o D o. d
Atlanta. hits, {; errors,6. Chattanooga, hits. g:
errors, Batteries: Friend and Bcfryhili; Keenan,
and Williams.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS.
a MAJORITY of the Delegates for Glove.
land.


FRESNO, CAL, May 1o-lSpecial =
The Democratic STATE convention adj
journed last night after eIecting four
delegates-at large to the national con-
vention and rati.ying tho nominations
of the seven district conventions.
The platform, rs submitted by ma
lority of The committee on resolutions,
was unanimously adopted, after some
debate, late yesterday afternoon. Dur
ing recess early in tho evening the
delegates-at'larg were agreed upon,
and therc was no contest at the even
ing session. Following are the dole
gates: w. w. Foate, Stephen NJ, White,
d. o. Coleman and A. Il. Butler They
announced before the convention that
they were in favor OF the nomination of
Grover Cleveland, and, in fact, the en-
tire delegation is expected to support
tho eX-President
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
CLEVELAND CAPTURES OKLAHOMA.
But the Democrats Favor Free Coinage
OF Silver.

nut inc HcmocrntS Favor Free Coinage
of Silver.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, May 19.-ISpe-
ciall-Guthrie, Oklahoma Territory,
Democratic convention at Kingfsher
did not end until 4 O'Clock Yesterday
morning. Owing to delays in railway
services, the delegates did not arrive
till lato and were compelled to sit up
all night through. Tho Cleveland men
captured tho convention a tho start and
remained in tho lead, though several
attempts were made to spring a Western
man as q dark horse
John p. Levy, Of Norman, ana James
lloskins, Of Kingfshcr, are delegates
and go nninstructed. The resolutions
indorse Cleveland and his administra-
ton, condemn the administration of
President Harrison and the Mckinley
bill, declares for tariff reform and gov
eminent national banks, homo rule for
Oklahoma, better public land laws and
ruling for FREQ and unlimited coinage of
silver, law and just transportation, free
Statehood for Oklahoma within q year
and the election OF United States Sena-
tors by direct vote.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
ROANOKE. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 20 1892

West Salem avenue, which will cost
$1,000 each. This firm is also building
two houses on Centre street at $500
each and one on Salem avenue at 81 500.
T.. q. Brown is building a fine residence
on Dale avenue. +. j. Amwig is build
ing for e. t. Barnett nice house on
Commerce street. G. w. Priddy has
just completed house on John street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
Low Stock OF Silver.

VIENNA, May 10. Especial The
counting OF silver currency of Austria.
Hungary show the entire stock to he
OF the value Of IL millions sterling.
which is much less than was generally
calculated. 1t is probable that instead
Of any being sold silver will have to be
bought 70 meet tho demand for small
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
Nominated For Congress-.

CINCINNATI, o., May l9.-[Special -
The Sixth District Ohio Democratic
convention at Loveland to-day nomina-
ted Hon. John M Patterson for Congress,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
McIlinley to Open tho speech. nrnkinr

MINNEAroTIs, Mimi, May 1s.-It has
been definitely decided that Gov Nc
ktnley will deliver the formal address
at the ded ication of the big convention
hall on the night before tho opening of
the Republican national convention,
Chauncey Nj. Depew, or some other
shining light, will also deliver an ad-
dress. The rest Of tho prograu nme will
BIO musical
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20
BUILDING FINE RESIDENCES.
Many Handsome Houses Being
Erected.

AT Least Five Hundred Houses Either
just Finished or in Course of Con-
s.ruction-Fheir Cost Will Aggregate
Over One Million Observation-Disclosures
mems Sales This Year Greater Than
Ever Before-Houses Going Up in All
Sections of tho City