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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25
BELLAIRE.

Samuel Crow, the painter. met with a
peculiar accident, yesterday, while at
work In Charles Blockman's dwelling
house on Belmont street. He was clean
ing of old paint and was using burner
to soften the dried paint. The burner
is little sheet brass can, holding about
pint OF gasoline. used as fuel. While
at work the burner exploded, knocking
Mr.: Crow to the floor and burning his
face and arm severely, and also shat
tered door to pieces. The explosion
Jared open every door in the house,
even opening folding doors two rooms
distant that had not been, nor could
not be opened for the past nine years.
Parts OF the burner aud can were found
in four different rooms. There was
blaze for moment, but the small guam
tity of galoline was so completely scat
tered that the fire was easily extin-
guished. No other damage was done,
except the breaking of hanging lamp.
The man who was found at the res
taurant near the C. s. p. depot, Sunday
morning. says his name Is John Cook
and his home is In Pittsburg. He was
Intoxicated and became involved in a
quarrel with Jumb DO" White and was
knocked out. Both men were fined In
the Mayors court, and Cook will go TO
the county jail II his fine is not paid.
Spanglsr Post and the Women's Re-
lief Corps have appointed committees
to make arrangements for the proper
observance OF Memorial Day. The ex-
ercises will be about the same as last
year. Services at the cemetery in the
morning and public memorial service,
address and music at one of the city
churches in the evening.
Surveyors came to the city yesterday
to stake the line for the new electric
railway, but there was hitch about
the wording Of the bond given the city
and work was postponed for the day
until the bond could be made satisfac-
tory.
A sewer pipe over Morrison & Kings
storeroom became clogged up and burst
Sunday evening, flooding the store
room and badly damaging about two
hundred dollars worth Of stationery,
toys, etc.
A small blaze was discovered on the
roof of a dwelling house belonging to
Ed Cook, on Guernsey street, last even
ing, and en- alarm was sent in, but II
was extlnguished with few buckets of
water.
Robert L. Pfaffenbach and Miss Mag
gle Brokaw, of Freeport, who has been
making her home in this city the past
winter, will be married on Wednesday
Of next week.
A family disturbance in the Fourth
ward resulted in the husband being ar
rested on a charge of assault. He has
not yet been given hearing.
A new slate roof Is being put on VIM.
Clark's house on Bridge street.
Hon. L. Danford, Of st. Clairsville,
was In the city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25

AXE q pretty theatre headdreSs,
q round mat q hne tinsel
. either OF gold or silver. Let 10
|ig meshes. Have IL about rs big
as the circle your fingers make
you put the points OF your
and irst Gngers together.
sOur hair low and draw the tidy
bver the crown of the head, fast
the edges with iewcled pins.
covering keeps the hair In place
|tlines a well shaped head. Juliet
hany Of ShakeSpesre's women
Bimilar ones. Nothing could be
graceful or more simple, but II
as costly as you like, for the net
woven with pearls and a-gllnt
hre stones. The one described is
the simplest way OF getting the
little girls hat of the illustration
.e of brown cloth in a modified
'Shanter shape. A strip Of the
lbOut nine inches wide is draDed
wire frame, aud gathered into a
III at the top and bottom. The
the crown is composed OF plain
II mode-cOlored cloth about eigh-
iches IN diameter, arranged into
{ the left side aud held in place
Ow OF white satin ribbon about
nd a half inches wide and wired
D the loops 10 place.
FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25
LIVE sToCR.

CHICAGO, April "a Cattle Receipts,
10000 head; shipments, 5000 head; mar
ket slow and steady; top steers s. 5Oa5 70 !;
mediums s. 00a5 40; native cows 81 GOA
30.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market higher; mixed packers
81 o5a7 Go; prime heavy e. 55a7 IS; prime
light 81 65a7 20; pigs e. 15a1 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 10, 900 head; shipments
1900 head; market active aad higher
ciipped Texans g. 25a5 10; western wetheTs
So 25s5 So; western yearlings 90 O0a6 so;
lambs s. 50a6 50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. April "A. Cattle
Receipts, 2,1S0 head; shipments, l,24O
head: market. active and shade stronger
than last week.
Hogs-Recoipts, 7,4o0 head; shipments,
4. 400 mead: market, active; Philadelphia
q sOa7 so; good mixed g. 7Ca7 so; Workers
& 40a7 60
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
1900 head; market, active, 15c TO 20c
higher than last weeks prices, on both good
grades Of sheep and lambs; common, I'M
changed.
CINCINNATI. O., April 24.-Hogs, in good
demand at IS 25s7 60; rece p:s, 5000 head ;
shipments, 1000 head.
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, April 24-In the wheat pit to-
day speculative feeling was nervously ap-
prehensive and as rule shorts were in
clined to cover and there was considerable
investment demand. Gables were tirmer
and there was renewed talk OF foreign
crop damage from drought, but number
of private messages from Paris and Berlin
denied that any damage had been inflicted
in grain, while admitting that Dasturage
had been seriously shortened. The conGi-
ton in Kansas was still said to be full OF
PER- to the wheat crop-sone good rains
were admitted, but dispatches from many
parts of the State said that the recent
freezing weather had done more damage 10
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A Hin, to world. Fair visitors.

A prominent citizen of Scales Mound,
Ills. while In Chicago, was taken with
violent choleric pains and niarrhRa.
He took blackberry brady three or four
times without relief He then secured
a small bottle of Chsmberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and upon
taking one dose the pains disappeared
and the second lose cured the diarrheA.
DR.. q. NJ Fowler, Of Scales Mound, is
our authority for the above statement.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair should pro-
cure a IS cent bottle Of this remedy be-
fora leaving homa.
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Inferior Goods.

only safe way for purchasers Is TO
on having the genuine article, and
low themselves 10 be swindied by
h plasters said to be "iust as
or containing superior ingred-
. imposed upcu them. These are
ricks to sell inferior goods that no
compare with ALLcocR' 81 Porous
rERs than copper does with gold.
-ial ofALLCoCK's PoROUsPLASTERs
oavlnce the most skepticsl Of their
eminent Henry a. Mott, r., Phi.
c. S, late Government Chemist,
ss:
, investigation Of ALLcscK's
IS PLASTER shows it to contain val
and essential ingredients not
n any other plaster, and l find it
or 80 and more efficient than any
plaster"
fer ALLcOcK's, and let no solicit
or explanation induce you to ac-
substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25

lIlor-made girl how we do
Sight Of the new girl this
gs to Us In plenty. She has
Is all the time, but mas not
hlon, and her beauty, sweet
harm have been overlooked.
way she strikes the mascu-
Over, though his ecstaey is
by the re-telling:
1as not stylish. Pm sure Of it,
q rest she was. She had 4
sweet face that was also not
a think correct, for she had
Merit look the girls have been
he past season. She was
soft, dark eyes. Her lips
"a q little, aud the
ston OF the face was
feminine aud sweet.
OF her hat had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25
PETROLEUM.

New YORK. April 24-The petroleum
market was steady throughout. Pennsyl-
vanis oil spot sales none. May options
sales 1000 barrels. Opening, highest, low
est and closing eS15c.
OH CITY, PA, April 24.-Petroleum.
opened at 6Si1c; highest, CSC; lowest
CSC; closed, 6S5zc. Sales, 1900 barrels !;
clesrances, 22s, COO barrels; shipments, 90
002 barrels; runs, ec,026 barrels.
PITTsBuRG, PA. April 24.-Petroleum,
opened, closed aud highest 6Sxc; lowest
6S5Sc.
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Time Table 40. &, 70 take s5sct 1901 a N.
gUnsay. November - isSt.

Time Table 40. ~ - iAte eject ~ u q ~
svBsay, November - isJt.
Lear, Whssnnf-r5.B, fo.D. NIB. B.1
.e.B S9.E5. flO.J fil.ao N. sls:ij ~
ts:yJ. q. ~, $50. . s., f3.O p "a.
Lssye PsnlEsuls--ft;t5, fjsfJ. TN, f3,iI
go tg.sl .l0:sp. fll.s7 = M, f3gl fi;1
+8.Od 43.g. ss.sl, ss.ss. g . p. m.
Arrive Aartn's Ferry-'J..s 1851 H
4s:i3 Y9:57, 1891 hob, flZ.o8 tlt'Sl y;
t3:I2, IS 80. Il ~, 1901, f0.f1
Lszv, Terminus Junstios-ts:H. ts:Sz ~ ~
sio.lo 500. fii;i5 e. m, lib. rS.ll, ~ \
-5.lb. +s.27. .b.55, f5.f5. fi0.fe .. n
Leave LsnEhlins bilI-f7:st til;s
ti.is. r2:s5, s5:is >. n.
Leave DE Mass Crossing-t7szj fll.ly
ti:Is, r2.H. s5.l9 y. n. -
Arrive Hsriins fcryy--fs.,s 80
5000 90 IS nj ~ q q. ft.8. f--H
70 ~ 1901. -s.12. 10 -.
'D.iiy iDsiiy sIo.Vs Sunday
Ali trains viii ran on Hsssrn TINT
ia tsisgrsph oAes a. Whs.lirE IL %.
nois.a LETAUssIs. supsr9
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DRYGOoDs.

NEW YORK April 24-The demand for
dry goods was light to-day, although a
fair request for small lots OF seasonable
and staple goods was presented. There
were fair transactions ia cotton tiennels,
and fall articles generally were well under
control Of Orders
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. =" NI-INNI - -
FAST, April 24.-TI orAngemen en-
b in the Queens Ikland ship yards
81 today 70 allow ON Of their fellow
men who are Roman HNholics 20 re-
work AZ the yards and based them
from the place. Ia the tack which
He'd tho expulsion Of ROM "a Catholics
nocr Of persons were iuiu ed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25

For Piltsburg, ,.i0 and .2os M, aud q
m daily. ard l.s)p 10. daily ssceot sundG
For Pii,sburf aud ths East. % p. 70. ~
Wa,hiagton Accommodation 5;D p. 70.
cent sunday
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the side next 10 me.
Der what IL vas made
much. except that
pissed head. and that
an6 loose, and not
ertiCulGr way. Her
FONT remember the
IOrt Of light-colored
and soft. The col
hember that because
so prettily, and two
~ OF opened In front.
Of loose, soft, white
Ter the chin. Yes. maybe
Ut. not a stylish, perked up
though. II was not her dress,
lw, that impressed me. 1t was
Sset. girlish, wiStiul self"
us maid really was fashionably at
indeed she exhibited some Of the
pronounced features OF current
!. But don't think, if you resem-
Inv sketch of her, that il is unnec-
~ to dress to please the men, be-
- il is safe 20 say that much OF the
eSsion the glrl made upon the man
Due 20 her correct garb.
lite the funniest Of all the funny
OF the season is. a little pointed
:, like a tiny pyramid, that sets
on the crown OF the head. u is
Rne straw. Out Of the very apex
L shoots a tuft Of horsehair like a
|ifed paint brush. Down at the base
be little pyramid, front and back, Is
nch OF flowers and q bow. II is al
needless to say that this hat is on
head OF a patient and long-suifering
e in g milliner's window, and let US
IL may stay there, and prove a
ling and not an example.
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 24.-The Mark Lane Err
press, in its weekly review Of the British
grain trade, SAYS: The markets show
signs Of greater frmness in regard TO
future crops, both here and IN the United
States. This is due to the drought The
-four trade is frmer for English, but the
holders Of American are taking less Low
grades of American -four have been sold at
lis q sack for feeding.
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The hrk.s

Z: q: i e !, !: e s;li e. Il:
steady at go 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-25

From Pltisburr. 1906 = ~. daily, f7:0 p.
s1cect sunday, $50 sna i0'i5 p m. daily y
washington Accommodates, 800 q N
except Sunday. ,,c
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lRnTyG

Chicago Express. LIS and 80 =. m. dsi
and is:0b p. m. except Sanday, aHd 5:3
Cincinnati Express $50 a N aud 5sJ5 "A
daily.
except sopday.
81. Cl.irsvl(ls Accommodation. l2:oj ?. M
b.s5 .. N. sIcsp, sunday.
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ONO MVkR n n

WHEELING AND ELM |
w RAILROAD. on and af,oi|
day. lune i,is9e, tsains Will run a.
Guy time.
LoAvs wheeling Leave Elm
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Wheeling Bridge and TsrnIull Rails

Gsnsrai Pssssntef Aesnt, Balsl 'fs
Is Lane wheeling del
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iBHfvE
TRlNs.oqIO pfvTeION

TRAkk.DHlD DlNlriONt
Fer Chicago 1885 and i0s0b a. m. i0;'9 .
daily. and 5:s5 p m daily except Nu0esy
Cincinnati Express, 7.N aud lO;DS a. "a.
Columbus accommodates. s:5p m. excel
81 y aiuvllls Accommodated, 1000 q 4
and $50 p. N, except sunday
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IlEnnsVlVanIa b.

rrrxxr Orrrow At PrrrsyfyAus f1fTfcX
W.1rs 81 Fo(4 or kLrT.rrn ST. FEnEff./
~ ErfrrE Eccfx. HErrLfso. kFD a \
fKrrTrLvAsiA fIsrfer. BsfDssroEsH
eo--xsEsT sr.IyGyts Fssssz 80"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12

euando Fray Jose, Ell mas j6yen de
Ia comunidad, penetr6 en- q llevan-
do alberto en- Ia mano ell ibro de ora
clones.
La tarde, con esa voluptuosa com
binacion de luz Y colores, Que Ia Sc
meja 1 una j6ven sonolienta en- ell
instante de irse al lecho, Gaia sobre Ia
copa de los frondosos arboles que
formaban las alamedas del iardin.
Fray Jose era IN j6ven de veinte
y ocho amos, y hacia cuatro que in
greso en- la comunidad instancias
del cura de su aldea de sus padres,
infelicss labriegos. para quienes era
IN alto honor que su hiio vistiese ell
habito del sacerdote.
A este no lo tiraba la cuerda para
cura, pues era mas afcionado 4 las
buenas mozas que 4 las oraciones !;
pero de tai modo le pintaron la vida
monastica, que ante Ia perspectiva
de aquella e1istencia regalada, que
Sc reduc{a 4 conner, dorrnir V orar,
Pep<n, como le llarnaban en Ia al
dea, 40 titubeo en- sacrifcar todos
sus sentimientos, hasta el amor apa-
sionado cue sent1a por Ia hija del
molinero, Ia bella Teresa, una de las
mozas mas garridas del pueblo.
Cuando eata supo que su novio Sc
meta 4 fralie, estuvo punto de vol
verse loca.
i Hazto monja lie dijo Pep<n.
y 81 ella no ingreso tambi6n en- un
convento, fu6 debido d la oposicion
tenaz del molinero, ibre pensador
conyencido y suscritor constante del
Mot<u.
Pep5n ingroso, pues, en- Ia comuni-
dad, conyIrtiendose on Fray Jose. 7
aquolla alma soncilIa y bondadosa,
fue tfansfornandose en- suspicaz Y
nnaligua Pronto e. recuerdo ia sus
padres borrose De su mente. Solo
Teresa, cou sus hermosos ojos y su
ascultural fgura. permanecla en- ls
uemoria del cl6rigo. aguijoneandole
d alma Y sobroexcitando sus nervios.
tzntreg6se con fervor i las prtcticas
rellgiosas, no por misticismo, sino
porque elias eran un Ienitiyo a sas
penas, que le haciaa olvidar aquellos
recuordos znundanos. aquel amor sin
espacan2a qae le 1orf,:raba 81 cora
z6n.
Coaudo por 81 lado pasaba una
pareja a1norosa. sonriente Y feIiz. el
cIerigo sentia una IMPRESSION 10 reci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12

da & la que produce un latigazo reci-
bido en- pleno rostro. Sus ojos Ian
zaban chispas, misntras que sus COM
primidos labios retorclanse con YER
dadera rabia. Pero pasaba Ia crisis,
y su rostro volvfa adquirir aquella
beatitud, que tantas simpatias le
grangeara entire sus companeros de
zelda.
La tarde aquella, en- que con el Il
bro de oraciones en- la mano, cruzaba
por las alamedas del jardin, hallaba-
Sc poseido de una de esas terribles
crisis, en- las que Sc presentaba ell
hombre con todas sus pasiones y des-
varlos. En- vano trataba de calmar
sus impetus con la lectura de aquel
libro mistico Pocas horas antes ha-
bla visto pasar junto las.tapias del
convento 4 Teresa, Ia mujer que con
su recuerdo lie perseguia sin cesar,
coglda del brazo de un hombre que
no solo le hablaba con carino. sino
que Sc atrevio darle un beso, que 81
VIC imprimir en los la bios de su ex-
amada.
Aquel cuadro no Sc apartaba de sus
ojos, enardeeiendole cada vez mas,
hasta que, arrojando al suelo el libro
de oraciones, dej6se caer en- uno de
los bancos del jardin. exclamanlo
con furia:
i Oh, me vengare l-
Desde aqael dia Fray Jose Sc volvi6
uno de los mas grandes propagandis-
tas del ascetismo.
iCuantas j6venes abandonaron sus
hogares yendo ingresar en- los
conventos. arrastradas por la pa
labra melihua y persuasive de Fray
Jose Cuantos divorcios entire ma
trimonios felices So realizaron gracias
s Ia intervention del cl6rigo HabiA
jura}o guerra i muerte al amor,
peraeguia q su enemigo hasta 81
las iltjmas trincheras.
La iglesia premio sus servicios ele-
vandole q los mas altos pue7tes. \
Pep5J5, el sencillo labriego. ell novio
de Teresa la molinera, es hoy una de
las & lorias mas leg1timas de la comu-
nidad.
Cuando atraviesa por las GALES Dc
Madrid, todo 81 muodo 80 descuhr.,
dic;endo
II Is IN aanto
III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
0TRA CARTA DEL CuRA

s. es.spe1a tste cura ell liegar d
las cunbres Is ia celebridad d fe
que 10 consigue.
Cafla sobre Catta, di5late soore dis
late, construye q iuismo, dia por dia,
e! pedestal dc su gloria
Ii3} dc nueyo nos escribc como
estas eplstolas van retratando de cuer-
20 enlcro al hombrc J Al presbitero,
y como al pubIico intercsa el rctrato,
ali VI 4 cuarta qcoatctJalz
s-aor Director de- La DENocRAciA.
Nus senor lnlo +; En- su pn6.noro de aver
v'erto u>ted apreciacionas que 10 puedo
delar pasar 81 n1odo alguno.
Y, senor director, janis he inipriado 4
'4;'die 2!1teac1o'gi0teote J, cotno IL protests {
listed a. yer, vorperIa nj puma mi goces
antes qae coneter tai ba ieza. Por ESQ
caando pcrsonas para III respetables ne
aseSu1aron que III modification sra iniurio-
-, esfaoa hi mas estricto deber de rel :
rtrla como oacerdote ' como caballero es
'Eaa aun: estaaa en coacicaeia gracepe}eie
obigtao. Aal 50 explica que pueiese 70 en
1tlego cIlautos rnedioe cre1l oportu1as al
olocto; coae .itie l.stedes interprotan por-
cue 81 i Tniedo de los tribunales. O.
Pero csa carta, seno~ Director, no contio-
(i1 y m.elo 10; i panico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
MARIANA ABRIL.
81 Cura de las cartas

ne injuria al45una. Asi 10 habia yo sieIDpr,s
creido (2) y asl 10 habr,iu iuzgado las per
sona9 sensatas. Por ESQ le obliguo stsd
4 pubtcarla (3) Una sola Erase hay en- e!ls
de doble sentido. Yo uunca la tome por Il
sentido in5urioso por ESQ al llevarle q u>
ted la sagunda copia la corregi en 81 sent
do Ell quo yo siemprs Ia habia tornado a.
Por 10 demas esa mi segunda copia es idfn-
ttcn en- t0do a la primera, excepto en- esa mi
ca modification, que exigia mi conciencia
) ustedes no dicen verdad 81 a6rman 10
eontrario. %
Esto solo me basta para qua todas lis
personals sensatas (6) comprendan la rect.
tud de mi coraz6n. Que ustedes no Ia com
% Lo que cree P6r.4z no seri 10 que iaz
guen los tribunales.
t3) NJ es que nos oblgara, Perez Diaz
de ser asi hubieramos dado la carta en-
H'tShto tlp0 de tetr0 en- Ia mtsn,o coEa4,nr0
es que nccesitabamos publican Qqt4ello p.rl
editcaci1n de los feles para conocimieutc
del sebor Obispo.
a. tY 70 sera que, creyendo destruid..
II prlmera carta, quiso Perez Diaz eliminrt
Ia inJur'a en Ia otre, fn de privarnos ..
"a prueba ante los jueces
(5) La DEMocRAcIA solo ha dicbo al.
en- Ia carta sc sMpFimton Ias frases mas fus,
fes, las q"e constitmye,, oy,Tias g,-ores.
ESQ ee verbal y el misrno Perez 10 cor
fest
(6) 7oaos 1as pe.soros se,.satos han 10 s,
gado Perez como So merece.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12

satisfagan aquello que les cores
ponda con arreglo Ia industria 5
comercio que ejerzan, no sc ocul-
tara Y. E. que dichos perjuicios
son en mayor escala para aquellos
que sc dedican al mismo trafco,
puesto que es l6gico que los que no
pagan contribution pueden desde lue-
go hacer Ia competencia en- condicio-
nes mas ventajosas 4 sus mismos
companeros, por no tener que reear-
gar 4 sus mercanc1as aquella Quota
que 81 que obra de buena fe tiene
que impoD cries necesariamente.
Y como en- esta ciudad ocurre con
81 gremio de detaIlistas de "a clase,
pues seg6n aparece en- Ia relaci6n de
los matriculados solo Sc encuentran
lnscritos ciento catorce, debiendo f.
gurar doseieptos cuatro algunos
mas, 10 dudan los frmantes que
Y. E., justamente 1nteresado en We
lar por los intereses pdblicos, dictarA
los oportunas disposioiones fin de
Que los 90 individuos que Sc dodican
ii concrete y los cuales Sc consignan
en IL relaci6n indicada, Sc obligue
4 satisfacer las Quotas designadas en-
nuestra tarifa : ovitar el abuse que
viene not&ndoso, iguaIar por este
medic i todo ciudadano er los debe-
res cue la ;mponea las loyes de Ia
n8ci6n.
Ademas de los senoros quo Sc con
signan an Ia relaci6n que Sc acompa-
"a : que fguran on ella unos sin
l3cencia : otros con Ia De la claso de
ventores!los, no correspondiendoles
per Il importancia de sns ventas Y
punfos dondo Sc oncuentran e8table-
c;dos, oxiste2 much,}s puestos en Ia
plaza del norcado pdbl;oc que deta-
liam todos cuautos articulos son ane-
Kos al Gro13io do puiperIa, sin que
tampoco II r2avorla tenga Ia c1ase
de liconoia cue lo corresponds, au-
nentando couo ea consiguIente 81
perjujcio 81 srenio que paga sus de-
rochos religiosamonte, pocque se en-
cuaDtran co}ocados en- c. punto don
de coacorre mayor afueocia Dc con1-
pr&dores = rosultan en co1dicio
mes mas ventajosos por 40 tener tam-
POGO que recacGar { sus art5culos la
trlbuci6n legal quo deh{a inpo-
u6rseles.
Las tarifas actualas 10 haoen sal
gedad aIguna para cue ostos est6n
oxontos dc pagan sus impuestos como
caalqu}or otro comorciante, pues 81
bien 5atisfaceu ciorta cantidad 81
contrat3sta de II plaza, Sc sobreen-
t]ende que esta corresponds al pues-
to quo ocupan, ' nunca s Ia IN
dastria Q oomercio cue eiercen, pues
asi 10 tiene estipuiado 81 ayunta-
nliento de esta Iocalidaa
t.n e5a Capital, Excmo. senor, no
eSiste esta c)ase de puestos en- Ell mer-
cado plbiico, con wotivo de haber he
cho eI CentF0 ac DetadjstoS una recla-
macl0n por no tener Quota senalada
en- las tarifas; los que suscriben no
Sc atreyen s conceptuar 81 esta deter
minaci6n seria justa para qae esta po-
blacion Sc iguaIase con esa Capital ;
pero en- FL caso de que Sc puoda ei8r-
Ger una iHdustria ibremente Ell dis
t1ntos puntos Green que todos deben
ser c?asifcados como 10 determinan
los reglamentos porque Sc rige q to-
dos los contribuyentes.
En- Ia seguridad de que V E. no
desatendera esta reclamation esperan
sus justas y acertadas disposiciones
en- Ponce 4 10 de Agosto de 1893
Siguen las frmaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12

y continuation de eSU3S HneaS IN
.artamos ell escrito que ei CtrcuJo de
D8tatistos, cumplieudo en6rg;camen-
90 sus obligaoione5, dirije al Jefe de
Hacienda.
Cargado De razouamientos, aunQue
e,,hansto de ealas retoricaS, como CO.
r8sponde i tlabajos de osa indole, ol
-.crito causara profunda impression
Il 81 senor Bayona, docid.5ndole 4
rregir abuses que por su maenieud
,*c'aman un diqoe podoroso : iome-
4.at0
Noventa ! u:s 4scablec5miouJos
..-crcantiloa negool4n en- Ponce sin
J-gar contribution ninguna, al am
1ar0 Dc una tolerancia criminal.
Noventa Q mas ostablecim5artos
4ao rePresentan una sama do tyes nil
1uros anuales para ol E<tado d.
oQa5ro nail quinieutos ara 81 mum
rio.
6C6mo o4 que un fr&udo tan ouor-
no no saita 4 Ia vista de nu8atros
.,6niniatradores ?
C6mo es que So pernit8 au sub
~5aucia, sill que Ia mirada G~caj;za-
.3ra do las autoridades cajg. so6c-
o9 que, la faz del pGUiico, ei.rc-n
trdGco mera-atil sin pa2ar 81 i'll
s3os.o legal?
Ei C{ycuj0 4 O4ual5fos. ii ~aut5r
-sionados io inters4es de Ia cju~s
me represents con cello y digu5Jai,
z;f IA voZ z rti,Ia ccrr-.l7+t I've, s,.r.. l.,