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New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
At TIE F1MILY HOTELS.

A number of prominent men from the Far West
are registered at the St Cloud Forty -second-st and
Broadway. The ST. Cloud by the way seems to
be a favorte hotel in New York for Western
and their families Since the hotel remodelled
last summer being practically built over 1t has
taken rank with the first family hotels of the city.
Among the men from the State Of Washington
now at the ST Cloud G. d. Tyler. c. r. Math-
e-son, James Steele and Judge J. w. Robinson f..
S Wood. OF Cedar Rapids. Mich. Is also at the ST.
C.Oud.
One Of the happest gatherings OF the Christmas
time was the childrens party which a. II. Scribner
gave 10 number OF little friends In his apartments
at the Hotel Renaissance in West Forty -third-st.
last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Scribner is bachelor.
and this party his little friends was all the more
Interesting because of this fact.
Several private parties have been given recently
by guests at the Renaissance among them dinners
by William H. Flanagan and F. G. I-andon.
A. IT, Alden and familJ the arrivals at
the Renaissance. Mr. Alden is the vce-president
OF the New York Commercial Company.
Cieor,e Kennan, the writer and lecturer and
chron!cler Of the Russian penal system. was a
guest at the Westminster Hotel until Wednesday
of last week. when he sailed for England. Mr..
Kcnnan has gone abroad 10 rest He has just COM
Ileted his tour through the United States and has
delivered 100 lectures most OF which were on Rus
New arrivals ct the Hotel yendome are al, pSiis Miss
Emma Juch. Mr.. and Mrs " r. Wilson: of tniIa- a
Bueg Of Ottawa. An elaborate New Years dinner
Is 10 be served at the Vendome Monday evening.
Two Of the guests of the Graham House. Madi,
sOn-ave. and Eghty-sevenh-st.. were the interested
parties in a pretty wedding which took place in
the Church Of the Beloved Disciple, Just across the
street from the Graham. Thursday afternoon Inc
bride was Miss Marie Louise Homes. and the bride
groom George Thorn Easton. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. 5. G. Lines. After the ser
ham Miss Homes is the niece OF Major J. NJ zen.
OF the Isl Cavalry. L. S A.. stationed at sPpre Pa
MYERS Virginia. Mr. Easton is a son or ADee
Easton London LAWYER His grandfssta,ssr her wa. %ss
for ffty wears the confidential agent or the MS,
Duke Of WELLINGTON. ard a greatuncle founded the
city OF Easton. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
tuanlc6 for Dusincss l)urpoers

WANTED Ius Printing OM'.
loft Of about 900 squar. ftr'. vita roud
light steam JoW r. and pa, .u.fr g., nHf,r.
IN q strong bpild..-, location nrir Asior
Place or m, whore hear entrance tp Brook
lyu Bridge c4Hnu' take fp-.. sion unfll
NAV l. is9i. rnl'-, l1ndiorl WIFI valve
rent rn'1 ihar time. Eply 10 rt GLl>li-
ING PRINTER. TiiLurc Caic,. New
Nora CIV.
ADVERTISEMENT ANp 81 NsrRiN-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TElE-
TNE WILL RE RECEIVED ~ THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. l2i2 HrDilwar.
- door north OF Thiriv-nrs'. AMI Az.
NERTISEMENT 80 the following ir. 70
Offices. - Eiehth-nfr-. 100 IhifI-tt".
corner Foriy-s.vcnth-si.. i51 fast Forti
seventh st. corner Thlrl-utr.. - East
l25fh-ai. near Third ave. .o2G Thisi-aNc
ne,r SiX'y-irsi-s'.. l.luN lif~inNn.; lpi
West Fortv-seconi sf.. 1872 cNluwhu'-at %.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
FURNISHED Rooms.


FURNISHED HOoM>.-G1 Columbia
Heights. BfOokljn i've minutes l. Bfldrs
AMI Ferry near an store, ana tI"a-its,
house nnwy Unfinished.
LFXINGTON.AVE.. 40. near 59th--'.
--llrr-Irt lirse gpd small rooms heated
moderate price. also back porior.
NiCT o. FURNISHED ROOMS in lri-
NJ" bot .. iOr g'ntrm'H. r'l-lnahi .
W. ift.. 49, ON door fIom Enoliway.
NICELY FURNISHED roou-. With OF
without b.a a.d. 537 I.rNmgton-a'r.
isTH-~T.. - WI~T--A choice of ~
ccpIOnallv pleasant large 0nd small for
nl-h.d rooms rrfcr'ncr- exchanged.
5iTu ST. 9os WEST. Atiractl,c hon .
p."n-fit ri' anly ROOM, "ND'l ut arculu-
Inodations ior money; near I'rl ami ''"-
waited trar si'Lt-.
2oTHsT.. T.. 5TH. MADISON -Cnoicc
fOlms, -ngly or cn suite every DunNcii"nr"; f;
hotel service. convenient hr.ol-. club. -
weekly upward paiior hoo.. s.N light
rooms gentlemen.
slTH-sr.. 40 FAST. Newly fur.
ni.h1 rooms: bath. heat, prNJr" hols't
gentlemen rcf"r'nrc..
AZ LENIAnrIN IN-NNl.. Ltrfn irunt
room: smplr cla,'ts. running vat. VIII
heated references.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
nrA1. EsrArE TRANSFERS.

iot-s Ne 4os ESst' '''' si2525
'th-ayc s. - ~ @t S"n SoSr iieSinr ct al 1880
7n,h-st Of Amstef'hul-ate r"Np-' 90.
Jerome Iuch referee. e. Johanna Hischprik "''''
'9h-s $. :" II " "' N's''' .....-. '''''',. $500
"ist-s' Ne ,Is l;@ WGst jams n'o"n a'D 23I2
Gih-St 10 2ls West. Elizahcu Tinker - ~
S-h-st n ; 80 q II 3l-avc, 2,xioo Joseph ~ so
Sch~riner and George Schtrinrr <''"'
Convrni-ayo . of ~ NchOlas IerIn'.. ,,e.o
g9x,p Rene de- Pories and wifr TO- Frank k0ch i-"'"
l34fl-sf. " corner Of Brook-aN" i1Niv James .,,
4 Pearsall and wife 10 Edward J. Ste'rs. 80. '''p
Fo-,lham-avc. u " corner ~ Baiheate flace' 80
William II Willis 10 Annie ]. Clno.i..'''..'.' "'Vo
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
THE NERAL OF uANERT BIBEyRAN.

The funeral Of the ballet-master Mamert Boey-
ran. who died on Monday from the effects OF an
amputatlon OF his leg. took place yeSteTday lore
noon ut the Church of ~. Vincent de Paul IN "sS,
twenty third st. The Rev. o. n Gllland tha SeieD
deacon ana Father McAdam as sub-deacom con-,
pabearers were James OConnell,, W. M.o,or o.: among
,aose prescn. were Mrs TharssTi Tssries "d insiee
o. -da VA sr.o,ln Dy1rak Of the Conservatory
o. Ni,.in s,ne hnrial was OF Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
miscellaneous.

\ CHANCE % buy fine b,gs pockct-
books, tfank. ~ manufacturer Wholesale
Prices before stlcl, taking holliay goods
ai hall piirc. CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
old .fnEd - ith-aye.
MAGAZINE..-ua-k numb,r. Han er-.
Srg oneI-. tcrtury tc.. .Ippi,d. I'D
cara . -. 7. KllLEEN. - Wr-. i9th-
st. %cw-fcFk city.
ROOMS PNPERkD fo- ,. aud up /;
~. ntlac. l,al omining and Dlas.erlne cauil.
lv ch.gP. send postal. H. BARRETT.
40 East C0fh-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
Gorscs an0 Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
J. NJ. Qu1NDY 4 CO.
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
Citn Real estate for Sale.

Substan,inI artistic detached hou,e; low
price: send for clrcuiar. ATLAS IN
iI;OVFMENT CO.. Is liro1dwaY.
NAiI tILt. ave. cOrnr f-SnN on
bulld'g: coed inNe tmcnt :; bargain 20 qnlcN
buyer Nigh, cNr~'r. NlN'N "' y W.
$40 OCO FOR 3-story Queen Nan' hnustg,i
all inn rovcments Wet side. Sih"-
EMS. Wh-aVe.. corner ?JI-s''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
TIE STATE or TRADE.

- a. ,,o,r dur1 unch,nce1 Wheat
vesE No red SPOT aad Decenbcr: ossaI I"sc Jan9as: as
cSlcic: My Cos aco; steamer 80 red yoa' ml,ns
%Seai BY ample tot easy mixed aosse%c.se ss%
Ju.r 4Ossa4OTsc May 42iea+2sc steiner & MN =" White
aked: stock SGs. "a busa sales ioV'V puS dnu and
ara ycsw corn sample, 3tI4ic gay, ~, u, r,iNsd
go So !: whits wc-,er, S5c es@ed NO h" and
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
DrrssmaNiuQ.

CAPABLE DRESSMAE ER. with French
tc-igrs direct from Paris. desires engage
nicss by djy or week; highest f"fervilrrs.
Address III. IvAE. Box 30, Tribune Up
town Once. l,.42 Eroadway.
Dl.tSSMAhER.-L sylas walk
irp, evening costumes, wraps. costumes
complete. fwo day,; help seamstrcs...
price. - lunch only. NJ. \. DAY. li3
west 9uth-st.
DRESSMAKER. Grst-cla.s French dress
icaH r. l'y the day sir ct. evening ava
ten eown,: also make over equal 20 new
sty.lSh. Trrf ct ntt"r and cutter: t"rlrs
rcfsona T.. Addr - br lettT Nine. VIC
IORINE. cOi West 53d It.
BRFSSMAK ER-A ,ool dre-smabcr
wants t. 80 out By The dav; - % re'
day best irf r,ncc. Il. BROIMAN. G re-
J. Nlno1s. ~ East l2jtb-st.
DRESSNIAKER.- Filter; qualii'd to
urtt le-t tadr: tliic made lall and t,Ti
gowns by thc day; e -. Mime. Fill
Lht 81 7;h-ayc.
DHEN~IAKIR.-tirs 10 taAe
v,,rH 90 home; @-on1ilr frees. iOJ
4th-afr.. near .o:h-it.
DRESS MAKER.- .-Exrcr,rnccd drcss1a'l-
or wishes cnglarnpnt, hy week or month
IN families; city or country term. ~ o.
able: highest city rferenocs. ADVER-
IIshh, l5j East s1th-'t.
DI;ESSMAkER.-1 -1horoa2h. dcSic, en-
CQT me ~ III ~ our or CIV r'NhVriltu-
srecialIv highest ref ren' e.. Ni-s T..
Bon 5O2. inbunr Uptown Office. ~
nft0dwav.
IXPEEIENCED FRTNCu DRESS
MAKER wi.heS 10 90 ont w the day:
good r'r.rences. Aidress ". T.. ~. as
West j2d->t
FTRST.CLhSS Dl;F~~M MNKI,R would
Ike a Few more c3gI'cmtnt. y tie day;
rel rcncc~. Ailr - l.. j.. s1l dth-aNe.
- rs mad, la latest .'g1s. Il n.>rr
Or sos: low p.ire: g'oNe ~ Gulirnte
a'.o 90 by day Wora. Mime. BARLOW, 15
Wet l.tH-~t.
ADVERTiSCNENTs AND svHsCRIP-
T1ONs FOR THE NEW-YOHK TRIf.
rNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 10 ! 2.2 Broadway
81 door north Of rhlrty-iirst ST; and Az
NFKTISEMENT at the following Hranch
Onircs: 20 Eighth-ave.: TGD Third-nve..
corner Foriy-sevcnth-st.; l5o East Forty
sotcaih-s' corner rhiil-ave.: lD east
I25th-si.. ne1r Thir1-avc..: lO2i Thlrl-av"..
n.lr Sivtv-irst-at.. l.1uN Firei-ay'.; lub
West Fort -srconA-st. 1872 C1lrmhus-arc.
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u)ork t0nMIe0.
Males.
ACCOrNTASr hND AUDITOR,
JOSH 4 WALK tE.
q =

4
N'''' y ~ nTT ~ '''
r.,,ih un,iiH" Safest
" ,.,.>.. ,,,~ ,,..,- ,,.-.-. ,.---71
\ ~, 80 MNN ""'h' e. ','"
,l.. ,i,'u a. ..i,..'t ID. r. r ra> 20
1rhunc Uptown on'rc, Ia Hr AWAY.
II.NruINn OFFICE MAN. rnr
rclm.n arI Uoosrc.pct VITA nfs'-c.,.s
lc.c'n'.s. wouii A"' i''i, on .tl..s Ml.i.,s
?, "a ,"n, m"i it' -''''f - '. W ''''
a Nl,N tf, 90 y D. h''-.'''..- - ",f ..
ADNTE.I>lND NNlIEN> .>luple..
raL,ah'c., AMI c.r,ulu-l G..trllu.cd; cf.
po,m.nt wanted win reliable hrm as
baN cling d.-tNhutr; b ~. rf.'tfnc'> ~
lr. .cucrd. y NJ. S,!lM.Ii, BoN '.S
Nlih,sllff". Penn.
uAEyu. -n,ru.an foreman. ..nel, man.
eoqt vor.,r. % ali n.n. o. br 'a. .cae.. caae.
c.snuy. BpiiNE. ., lst-i>'.
r,oNs "u''e.l ,gp t..'I ,a,angc . ,''ca
DN. os "uf c4Nir1i N"lNt !" 'h'h 20 Cd.
teuIl.op. ,.c liur + tcn.'s; HtIct 8
ii,... r,,,,' p"
l''''~.'' ''''
u y j." VINO .A' ".iA'l ht - Nliht'
"I,.'- '''n' % ~ 40 a., ,'"'. p,...'.
thN d. . TIT H. '"N ''l I'l-+'' 80 i"'7.
-''"-''
coy, T.. d"-iir' po"'o'" n 1'fr
,r 60 @",' :. -. '''' N'"''''
- "'> ''' ''''''' ''''
10y T. .m school Ni.l a. -. 'oa pual'
u'N' "' ,",''.7 ~ i"'n..
".' h '' ''''' d " ''' ' '''' ''N'
.----', .' ---
~ !" "' 'l""'n
/ -'iiti -" 70 h.i, ,' aiia. gray lly.' ~
| f'' l'l -. N"u'''' Mill 'NLf' -
'olnm'''a''.
rD' kkElrEE ny an cSpett hook
t"crrr. ,st'roarnphcr aud typewriter; gto.
hri'"t ia " rn'it J. i'Hch ana Sril-h
lDNIoNl lDk would llt' position j.
i2-t nam ana a.Plain' wi;h nIl Mn J. %
.u'' ""tH ''u.,',''rt ""'N '''"'' o.
''N - N'' 90 .-
tAPANiI " ilNfhi. persons, t;1g-
"nehlN indof,'i u VI. lo'.uoh, o' al
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
for Sale.

ATTENTION. Sewing machines OF all
kinds. new, 81; good seconI-h"nd. *lu.
cash or credit. exchanged. rented. Al
RArsCH's. 2.l5i 3l-ave.. lisih-st.
! LADY viii ,cH her maon.n,rnt up.
rlaht piano. slsj ,r'eigal cost t7}o io'r
months 40 Inqui.r at the Ir.Nut' res
ccncc ~ Fa.; ii1th.st.
An AS>OETMiAr Of Lew and second.
ha'd l'nnl-, an mahr-. t1l Ipi ,n'n,
Easy trfm.. or exchange. WALiiIiN'N
IihNO WiltI i,uOM>. - anI - TN
Ner,iiy riacc. ON 'Nch.ns'.
At REDUCED PRICES. -.5oo ,ecoaa
hand wood and iron wording sach.h',
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3D. Mad.
ton-st
BTATTrTrL GOLD Chairs. only
80 80 reduced from - -. rrlant .Oid
framed r.c'urcs. 81 80 I'Gucci from -.
80 cth.ntc.. rear 2-d-st ''od Chair
Mandatory.
H\l;GALNS Lathe. slnch GO 49,
light. (fl7Ol. 30 mlmeograph (fij. 80:
slot ma hines $50 aud rljI. ~ ~ and
- cll gooi- pew never u-rl. ..a Ill
iaiv-et.. prooNlyn.
FOR SALE Italian violin oCp yr1r.
old ci'gaui tone: cool conc Ton; rar'
dress hv Letter. SANDERS. 5li iith.a}c..
nca f9G-st.
rOR SALE.-N Nalnab,r patent: MT.
lra i!l,e I. ever iny'ntd p,t"It'i May
.. 1877. Atdrrss NJ. y ). HrHhE.
Rowley Mass.
GOLD CHAIRS only - -. relr.ol
rom - 20 gold framed pi'tuI". - 30.
worth $40; n.hsicrl chair. rorkfr.. tiNans.
great sacrifice; closing 'rt - MuFrly--t.
OLD HAHOGANY rGeac,l Uili.ro.-
dai' ordGrl. swell front. ~ nne cord; %:
nl-o claye foot sofI massive old nancgain.
q Ming table nnd other pieces. i. DEN.
son. Greenwich, Conn.
SAFES MOVED no co1hlnc; Ala.In.
lila aad llrrrlne's safes f.. -lir: double
and fl1.lr doors, latest Improved. ~ e.
llInbi9-st.. near Atiautir-lNc.. l'iOlNlfn.
>Atfs.-wc have maze up l,O mr..
tiass house safes. guaranteed fir, 3roui
cur prirc as worth taO Call aud eN.
sminc then. y. n. Gl;DSS. 4OG H'wly
ADVERTISEMENT AND srnsCRfP.
TiONS FOR TIE NEW YORK TRIB-
r%E WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. M. ! -: Hrandway.
81 door north of Ihirf y-frs'-si.. and AD-
NERTlSENENTS ~ the fO.l1wing Irnnrh
OfficesI - Eishth-aye.: 20, Thirl-ayo..
corner Foriy-se, cnth-st.: i59 Eas, Forty
scvcnth-st-. corner Third-avc.. 80 East
i25th-st.. near Third ave. .OaG Thlr,l-avr..
near Sixty-nrst-Et. .s0S Firgt-ave, 100
West Fotty-second-st.: l92 CJlumbus-aye.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
Doar0 dn0 Rooms.

A LARGE SQUARE ROOM. nicely fur.
n,hod. Wcll-hcltcd. with running r;
ni-i-class board aud god at nGanDr, Germs
III drratc. -Gl w'nt aa,h--t.
BOARD WANTED In private family,
American. or widow :. on W. Siir, ~
r.,-ouahl" t.fm-. Address. with part ca-
lars. HOME. Triblne Once.
BOARD ON TnE HEIGHTS. La.cr
and ,iuau ? on.- suitable Tor gentleman and
wife or single grnfiru"n. 90 liNing-tl'-
II. BrooNi,n.
IOR KENr.-Lirer. fuinishci paror
aud bedroom: heat. gis. bath with bfcae.
fast. $40 for n,e pcr-ons. hOENl'', 81
East I.4th-~t.
LARGE ROOMS. VITA beard. 10
West 3ith-st.
KrsTr1INHLE WIDOW woult Ike
children 70 toard GOOD homc cNI,rlenceg
with bottle baby. NJ "AN'' "'''
i5uth.st and Anaubon-aNe.
SENINIrfNlH 81. oi Wr>i. n.fr
5th.aNr.- Desirable r0oGS. with uJ'ri .'i
nist.cla,s ace, nimodations fIf plrtic. SOCK
lng "A pleasant permanent co. tr n-i'ui
home.
THIED.FI.OOH ROOMS. private. Nith
or without .Ncrll,nt b0atd JOS rates; run-
,cni'nt. river outl0ok, Hierc'icr-. 5IS
W',t 7oth-si.
WFSr am ST.-~ce,t b'1Il IN a
SNuffffu iIi'llN So n'iN Nt"ii y NNi'' ~
scplrm ~. win pfi,at" bltl Icie'cn c'.
CASHIER. po-t1iiier Box . 10.
uIm-Sr.. - EtSr. near 5ih-ave.-
T.arec. desiiubl" front om; smaller r"0mi
warm hou-": table excellent; references.
I3rH.Sr.. .o3 EN>T.-lNc il'n, board
anl room f0r two e'nilcurn. hra;, hl',
bath torn. reasonable. II ALL.
.3D.Sr.. ~ WISE N,ry /r-e. pleas
ont nom. every convenience and exc lr1t
6oard; permanent or transient; central
location. and hot.ellh".
S.D-ST.. - WEST Elegant rooms.
newly furnished Frenrh ar Amer. ir
cul- ne: new pr pfictor hip. reasonable
il'c-.
"a EAST l0Iu.>T.- rlp.1nt double
and single r. m, good board; al cOl.
N,uirncrs. l1s mod rat.
ApVEKTISGM MENTS kND SUHSCEIP-
TrONS FOR THE. SEW YORK IlIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE Up.
TOWN OFFI,F. No. 2t2 Roadway. "a
door north of Thirty y-nf-t-st and ADEEH.
TIsEMENT> az the following Branch oi.
neor ojt sth-aye.. g. g. cor. "3d u. l'e
Bsh.avc: l.7 Toufth.aye.. corner Pour
t.enth at 7Co Third lave. $50 Ia or'y-
s.venth.st corner od-avc. ls0 East 10th.
&C.. near Thlrf-aye.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

WANIED.-Capnal or paftncr, wlta
80 200 To- c-j.00c. in . wel-e-ub. shci'
lioniaelc brsiucsS; II 1nDficturng OH rom
fsh ana fertilizers; fictoiy ana ma,hiu IS
la order Dusinoss Only i.irlt~i y, annorn
o. capital cniplorcd. Address GEO. w.
MILES. Nillofd Conn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
DO Efi sor Business ,lnrpose

TO LET.-Oic entire Zoo IN sh. Rank
~ .,ncri,a builllne, corner Wall AMI Will
lsn SIS Apply a. thl ban1.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

500 Will. SECURE Interest ~ stab
hsh' q cniipii-c. fcD pr "cc" -sllfy ior
strNitc' 500 cash fcquiFc! b.hbcr on
time. MCDONALD W(,'rlNS, i4O Nis-
lnu.St.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
FURNISHED Apartments 60 Get
Business Cl1ance5.

BUSINESS MAN WANTED to estah.
lish an agency in Ncw-Yora CRY iof an old
csbii 'i"ied nnlufactuilng conc fd' rila'y'
oNl"as''s ana con .n! ,iOI GUAR 20 I.'@l 10 one
dress Et,YPT!NX CHEMICAL CO.. 81
Central Waa,f. 30 toa.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
0cnntrn Real Gstat: for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONfCLAiR.-Ecs!.
denre properties Of all descriptions ict SI'o
and to let; furnished houses.
rIDRs & TANLOR. Reekman-ss.
FOR SALE.-A valuable l'lm "l -
ofr,s. y,rv chrap II .o'd before January
10. Address Low. p. q. roN 2.S.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
Real Cssintc Oaniro.

WANTED. Free and clear country place
In exchange for y. !. tlty prvpt.ts 'si-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

CAPABLE DRESSMAE ER. with French
tc-igrs direct from Paris. desires engage
Address IE IvAE. Box 30, Tribune Up
town Once. 1,-f2 Eroadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
Gin ,)ropcrin for Sale.

j. CHANCE To Ply ELEGANT CITY HOMES at
y bargains Or 9Gth-Ff. i@J from entrance
Ccnilnl Park. fous story and hasem NJ brown stone
bo,ses cabinet finish throughout also handsomely deco
ra..d ihrccstory basement dwellings West End
ave L,t tween 97th ana N>th wachnan premises
L. KILPArR1CK. - Wcst G1th-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
Real Gstats 90 Crtbauar.

1.-TWO CHOICE single apartments fine street In Brook
/ lyn. - -Ncharg- fCr ,oLntry farm.
OW%f.R, Room iu. - Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28
l5nsiiiess Gbancss.

ADDITIONAL CAPiTAi pro ,ureu ,1'
busness DafDec,; investors <d'lscd twith'
out CHARGE .i d.slrabl' 0ppJs unlucs hiSn.
est commercial references. nisi""'
CARLETON, i,roScr,. 2U2 BrcsdMs;.
CHEMICAL ANALYsis.-Wc anaiy.o
foods, paints, drugs, w,tcis. ayes, iiI"o, ,.,r
&C.. ana furnish wcfHinX iorniuiass 81
naanufar trrpr,: terms moderate: C-Aish
CHEMICAL. WORKS. LICE EroadMay:
CONTROLLING INTEREST. - Large,
profitable incorporitci manufictar n2 bus',
;,es. ss,.,. .rtfei.: rosr ncaith orly cius:
Of seIllna. Il. GRiMsHAw. III We''
JJth-st
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

IiOUSEKEEPER.-By American rrot-
estint woman q. working hOIa ckcrpcr IN
Christian family: II experienced; Illil
cook. good bread AM biscuit maker; can
take charge " h.u>e In owner, absence
4 required country preferred; particular
Is % references. MIS- HOWELL, 81
1 ~ MN lllaNis hlIl.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

D!.tSsMAhER.- Latest sylas; walk
Irp, evening costumes, wraps. costumes
complete, twO uay,; help seamstrcs-
" est Jlth-s
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

DRESS MAKER. Grst.'ia.s French dress
loaA r. ~ the day sin ct. evening ava
ten gown.: also make over equal 20 new;
stylish. Trrf ct ntt"r and cutter: terrs
rcfsona, T.. Addrs br lettr Nine VIC
lONINE "01 Me,t I3i y.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28

r,rS. non THE NEW-YOEK TRIB.
rSE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE UP.
ToWN OFFICE No. l.2ie Broadway. I'd
docr north Of Thirty.nrst,st.. and ADyER.
~. a5t sth-ave.. =. q. cor. 23dst. l52
nn,t,ve lS7 Fourth-aNc., corner Four.
,.cnth. It, 100 Thlrdave. $50 East Forty.
.cv.nth.st corner 81 ave. i50 East 18th.
AZ near IN rd-aye
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23

bre con jubilosa manifestation ST
cuarto centenario el pueblo yankee
Que la celebre ell pueblo de Pucr
to Rico 7
Bah
No tenemos nada de que sentirno>
orgullosos: nj historic, nj descubri-
mientos, nj ciudades, nj industrias,
nj barcos, nj puertos, nj caminos.
iHasta Ell propio idioma dc Casti
ia Sc habIa aqu1 detestablemente
como 81 fuese una mezcl4 de macare :
no y de guqiro; como ST la pronun-
ciacion castiza resistiese a las lenguas
tropicales
En- cuatro centurias Espana no tu-
vo tempo de crear aqul la verdadera
escuela primaria, racional cient1fca.
Nj de tender el alambre que nos una
con Europa.
Nj de fomentar la literature que
eleve y dignifque nuestro caracter.
Nj de abrir Was amplias al conner
clio, que sucumbe entire las mallas te-
rribles de unos aranceles tiranicos.
Solo pudo erigir fortalezas y-cons
truir muraIlas, y soStener eJercitos.
Puerto Rico ocupa un sitio muy
humilde en- Ia humauidad civilizada.
Y 10 ocupa pesar de su esplendi-
da situacion geografca, de Ia fertili
dad exhuberante de su suelo de la
paz octaviana que no Sc perturbo ja-
mas en- sus campos uberrimos.
Cualquier pals en- esas condolences
seria el primer del planeta.
Este pals es ell t1ltimo.
Todo 10 cual simbolizara la Expo
sicion en- Noviembre.
Todo 10 cual recordara la cruz en-
la margen del Cuiebrinas.
No volvera romperse.
Pero nosotros no lamentarfamos
que Sc rompiese.
Cuando una sociedad sufre y de-
Cae como nuestra sociedad, no SON
oportunas las conmemoraciones.
Y va que no le sea facil encontrar
Ell desahogo de la protesta, debe bus
car siquiera Ell decoro del silencio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23

He aqui una de las razones que aconse-
jan asegurarse en- la NEw-YoRK LIFE con
preferencia cualquiera otra compania:
I'll que se asegura en- otras companies, no
puede llamarse con propiedad socio de elias.
Los verdaderos socios son los ACCIoSIsTAs
que fundaron esas companias que Sc re-
parten CAST ToDos los benefcios.
La NEw-YoRK LIFE no tiene accionis-
tas cast todos sus benefcios Sc reparten
entire los assgurados que son los US1cos
DUKSos y socIos de Ia Compania.
La NEw-YoRK LIFE ha pagado en- Pto.-
Rico cerca de TREsoIESTos MI. PESOS 1
sus asegurados cuya relacion nominal pro-
porcionara al que 10 desee don Luis San
chez Morales.
La NEw-YoRK LIFE no tiene pleitos,
porque paga sus siniestros sIs DTscuTIR-
Los.
Agente general: don Luis Sanchez No
sales, San Juan Pto. .-Rico.-Sub-agente en-
Ponce: don Eduardo Salieh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23

para la historic este hombre insigne
que renueva en- Alcolea los sacrifi-
clos y trabGos de los antiques caba-
lleros.
Y ALA en- Paris, dona Isabel II.
sin cottejo nj cortesanos. recuerda
tambien a los espanoles que saludan
respetuosos en- el Bois el paso del
tren regio, como fue terriblemente
Prof6tico Aparici al nombrarle con
las palabras de Shakespeare: "Reina
de los tristes destinos y como era
voz de la verdad y del porvenir, Do
noso, cuando dirigi6ndose a los po-
derosos de Ia terra, dec1ales con la
elocuencia de Bossuet: NADIA hay
eterno sino Dios todo 10 demas pasa
y muere como pasa y muere Ia espu-
ma que va deshaciendo la ola ..
INCOGNITO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23
G. Belmonte Muller.
Los PECECILLOS
INEDITO J

La superfcie azul del riachuelo
del sol radiante refejo los rayos,
Y dej6 YER el fondo, en- el que habia
pintados peces de colores varios.
El chiquillo en- la orilla tembloroso
miraba alegre, atomic, embobado;
el ansia del deseo On su semblante
y la sonrisa entire sus rojos labios.
Los peces Sc movlan, las ondss
pareclan besarlos su paso,
y ansioso Ell pequenuelo vacilaba
y miraba a los peces con encanto.
No pudo resistir- Entire las ondas
hundio hasta ell fondo su nerviosa mano;
mas los peces huyeron, y en- Ell fondo
la mano sl nino Sc ensuci6 de barro
Q~i6S 2otede conseguir desa Uesstura
la s0,arica an,orosa que dnheIanaos,
So al q4eres aIcanzar las ilssiones
CON su bd3TO nos mancha eE deseng05o?
". Pardo q Sarmisnto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Seg6n nos participant los Sres.
Sobrinos de Herrera, Habana,
el vapor espanol Avt1Gs, reanu-
dara su servicio de cabotage en-
esta Isla, segdn itinerario que
oportunamente Sc publicara. Sus
viajes principiaran probablemen-
te de mediados q fines de este
mes.
Los consignatarios,
Frstze, Lmadt G. @.
Ponce, 10 de Octubre de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-23
PARA INDIvIDUos EsCROFULO-


sos O que padecen de afecciones pulmo
mares, ninos raqufticos, y la anemia, la
Eznulsi6n de Scott es un remedio sobersno.
Caguas, Puerto Rico, Abril l de 1887.
Senores Scott y Bovine, Nueva York:
Con frecuencia he prescrito la Emulsion de
Scott en- estos ultimos cuatro amos ninos
raquiticos, individuos escrofulosos, algu
nos que padecian de dyspepsia Y dolores
reumaticos por causa de la debilidad mi
seria de su organismo asf como en- las afec
clones pulmonares 5 bronquiales, habiendo
obtenido siempre un resultado satisfactorio.
La pureza de los elementos que componen
dicha Emulsion los principles reconstitu
yentes que posee, la hacen de gran utiidad
no solo por So e6cacia, cuanto por la facili-
dad con que Sc digiere arm por los nifos de
poca edad.
He creido un deber participar este US
tedes ofrecerme su atento serVidor.-Dr
Manuel Gimttez Crnz.