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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
LTRROS RELIGlOSOS.

"A aa recibido en- esta ImpreHta
nm notable surtido de obras religio-
ssa. selectas todaB, entire las Gus.
len se encuentran las siguientes:
Imttaci6n de Cristo, Kempis,
! tudici6n econ6mica..-.--4 v0.40
'uS1 Sa ,uio NJ ..--...----- ESQ
Ancora de salvaci6n..-~--. l.50I
Niercicio Cotidiano ........ 4OI
nj Devote Feligr6s, encua- ,r1Ui
lernaci6n imitacion msrfh n.6O
Luz divina, encuadernacion
mel negra CON brocnes. - 400
LEE divina, encuadernacion
de riguroso luto.. .......-. 800
JuE divina, encuadernacioa
en- piel de Australia y nj
...~~~~~a...ss I.UU
l)ficio del Domingo. 400
Peouelo Ofici0, encuadexns
ci6n imitaci6n marfil... -. 500
Oficios Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n dc piel CON relieves, 500
ri Iris del Oristiano, encua-'
dernaci6n dc piel. ....... 500
rris celeste, encuadernscion
nike. o.UU
rris celeste, encuadernaci6n
dOradn. osUU
Uucologio EspahoL, encua-
dernaCi6n de carey CON In,
orustaciones de nAcar. 80. 200
In muier cat6lica, encuader' ~-
vess---..------........ ve goo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
OOL0RES EK TUBOS

ARA LA PINTURA Al OLEO Y
LA CUARELA, SE ACABAN De
REOIBIR. EN- ESTA LMPRENTA.
Holm (6tsbsl,
Betnn.
BlAneo de piArR.r
BlAnco de plome'
Blaneo do Einc.
Asul celeste.
Aknl dc cobalta,
AAul dc Prussia.
OAstsno (bTEa .ds Marta.
OAstafAo roio.
OAstAno d Van Dyrk
1Armin qnemads.
OArmin de rubis.
OeniEa Axul.
bermell6n.
Rutagamba,
Gris Dc Payne.
Indigo
Amarillo dslcadmlo,
Amarillo de eromo elAra,
Amarillo de eTorno oseEY
AnAri.lo indiana.
Amarillo de Hapolss
LAcA qusraAdA.
Laca caYmineA.
Lmea Euhia
Laea amaFillA
LAca ordinaris.
LAea violadA.
Negro de marAl.
Negro dc dnEaane
OcFs eAstano
Ocrs amarillo
OcTs roje'
Ocrs De rnknl
UlsFmmAr
Pisdra De hisll
Rclo Do easurns
Roio da vsnsela.
sangrs de Drags
EepiA
Sspia sOiorsadAs.
6smAlta'
Ilnsnga nsatx0.
Tiara De Casaal.
TisFra de Ooluela.
!: Iisrra Dc Italia aasunf
TisFSa De Italia assnaAa.
fisSrA Dc soasbsa nasarI.
IisFra Dc soabFn gaanals
TisgTn De glana natmr~I
d'srra d Bisaa gssnasA
BsgrnslldE.
BsEnsll6a lnglS4.
BsE.sllan a. gaa@&
Xsfas laelk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
sERlIClO COS7EVO In PIO. RICO.
VAPCR "AVILES

EaIdrA de San Juan todoa los Mier
coles al kmAEacer, una vss por sl Est
y otrs por sl Ossts, tocAndo en- 10
puntos oe FAjardo, Humacao. Arroyo
Ponce, MAyagueE, AguAdiIlA, , Areci-
bo y vice Tersa respectivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
Vinos de RUEDky fOR0'
fIHTO 7 BLAHCO,
mM as SIIIcis Qgs u CsIsck.
AL. Pu1LIC0,

Acsban de rscibirss, On la tisnda d
al Garcia & 20, Sam Jose nhm. ], loa
msgnihsos y aersAisaaos vines tinso'
: blaneo Dc Rusaa , Toro lOss!iiss),
3 ss dssallan por botsllas, garrafonss,
Z ssuartos , msdias pipns, 4 prseios con
vsnsionAlse.
tienda 90 q tnica que Escibs tan %.
uuisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
'ANCIA.

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Ssaa ~sa gsas& sswhs2sA 4 aamss S3
- sasssaanhs. ss "a UesKas
aaA saaasA As~~aassa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
REMOLCADOR

Esta empress tisne sl yApOr AGUI
LA, pOtsnte para ismolques por Las
eoatas de ess~ IslA, y habilitAndo Do
bombas para AchiqTss ' 6tilss para sal
YAM snto,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
LUZ BRILLANTE
LA LUZ EN- Ell NUNDO De Los NEG0ClOS.
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DIP FAMTITAS

Libs's ae explo sion y 90 m
'nsti6n erpontineas.
Sin hGmO nj m.al olor;
. Este aceite, produCto,,A
ma fabrication espea 4
b igual, sino superior q 10
iue se importan del es
anjero bajo diversos NO 10
res y marcas, tanto pc
'ns cualidades iamfnica.
ONO por la se yuridad que
frece & los ccnsumitlorea
sNuestrospre clos son mu,
'ho mas redu iidos quel2s
g las marcas extranierss.
lue con este mayor preci )
10 brindan a los Consum!.
iores ventajas de niaxunA
,lase.
"a ovxaw4a~~s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
LlBROS BARATOS.

-
De venta, en- 10 Imprenta (
BoT.ETW MERCANTIL.
La bolsa, Ell Oomercio y
las sociedades Mercan-
tiles, / tomo...--..... 4
Lecciones de Derecho Mer
cantil, por yarios alum.
nos de don Luis Silvela, l
tomo.~---- .~---..
libro de las Satiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, Comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de los
pequenos, Epigramas y
letrillas, Varlas fabulas
yMoralejas, l tomo, rus
tiCa 260 paglnas. 4
Candido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramirc, l to-
mo r6stiCa.-.--...-.a
RinCOnete y cortadillo Y
El icenclado Vidriera
por idem, un tOmo-
Los Banos de Argel, Co
media, por i'd, un tomo.
I'll gallardo espanol, idem,
pOr ldem, un tOmo.
Puntos de vista, por don
Mlgdel MOya, I'm tomo
La Icy enda de Noche-bue-
na.~.s~~..~-.~s --.~.s
Ml hljO del .Sacristan, por
uon Carlos FrUntaura,
z tOmoe. ............~
1cos Nacionales y Oanta-
Glres, por ld.-----.--.- ~
Felipe 2:i. Estudio Histori-
CO cfitloo, poE V. Co
mez, / tOmoA~.--....
hero, Estudio cientifi-
30, pOr oon Julio Co
moz.~--~~s.sss..
Habltsblildad de les. AS
tros, pOr don joss Mo-
reno Fuentes, ! tomo..
MueDles y Tapioes, segun-
Ida serle de cartas Q una
Sen0rlta sobre Ia habi-
ta@on, por h. Miquei ,
Badia, l tomo....--...
domenale Poeucc, Poe
lsias dc 35 ingenios, -
tom0s~~ 1899 $4,000 ..s
OAmelias, pOesias de San
Martin y Agullera, / to-
mo-
Leyenda de los Reyes, mo-
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, / to-
emo. -~----....
JOS Pueblos J6venes, es-
lEndio hlst6rico -fllosofico
sobre. los Estados- UNI
dos y la Australia, ! to-
mo. ss~~~~~ $1,000 ~
Anatomia del coraxon Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero.
tomos.~~-~~..-.~~~-..
Las madTes, por Frontau.
ra, l tomo.~~--......
Pleito del matrimonio, Dor
Guerrero y Sep6lveda,
tomo..
Oantares de I'm viejo, DOT
don Teodoro Guerrero,
0uo.
OuenEos sociales, poI Id, ]
tomos s...~~.~~~~~@..
PoeAias, POI. don Antonio
X. Griio, tomo 500 pa
Los entreme~ea (de Cor
vanEes), 2 tomos.
La g'tAhIllA y El amAnts
liberal, do I'd, / tomo.
L4&S dos donoellAs y La
uersa De La saagro de
fldeEn, l toino o-------.
IL oaAamicnso, engAIAoso.
dc ldena, i tomo4 4
vIA1o del pATnAao, poemias
poT ii, somo. ...
I'll O1loso ExErvmeho y Ia
ia IingsdA, por ldun, Tn
s9~Aa3 go ~n~~-s s-~---~. s
ganAa a~~~~~~~~--~- 49,. Il
orlgun De- PlAglo ana
jaco al toEa0
Ia LaeAA pcs 81 Dsxecho,
.pos pCa@dA J B,cscA,
bJzSso ~--@~~~--...-
LAA In1aens4a 80 Ia muscx
Ct ss fugca0sa1A5a 80
~sAal. pos FAsx5A Sierra.
d. ] sozso.-----.-.--
i SAssAeaoasa EspMAoaAs v
A@HxAc@aMs. psSs don T
BA1s1o AsssAn, / s0Go.
Dswm@a 50 LAsA gaaa EgAasaxs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
TINTAS PARA, ESCRIBIR
In la IPRENTA DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTILE.

Las tintas paTa esCribir que Vands eyta CASA
prOcedenteS de las msjoreS EbriOas del mundo In.
dustr'al. no admitsn COmp0tenCia en- 81 maroado.
Sus nsrmOsOs coloreS, So durabilidad, sus seleo-
tas OlaseS Las gersntizan dandOlss patsnte de pro
duOtO superior
Anadase sstO La ganga dc una baratura sin
igual, J 50 ConVendrd en- que nuestras tintas para
esCribr tienan Jon pereCto dereOhO conQuistads la
prsYeranoia General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
EMPRESA
r YOGESgSPAAULRS CORREOS DIX Las LATILLLS
y trasportes mIIitares
9e Sobrincs d( Herrera, Haban&.

Los vapores de ests empresa efec-
tuarAn 81 salida desde este puerto en-
los dias S, 10, Is, 90 y IS de cadA mes,
q las 5 de Ia tarde en- los dias de labor
y D las IL del diA en- los festivoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
~KaD WB Go
DOCYRlNA CRIAIlANA
= .poR GIL EsTEvE. J

!; Nueva s.edici6n perfectaments
impreaa y encuadernada en- car
ton. 4 NUEVE PESOS gruesa
al..contado.
Tomando 10 gruesas 90 haee
nm buen descuento.
Ds venta en- eats. Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
PILDORAS RECONSTlTUYEAIES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REvERUN.

|PriWle9o exclusive expeddo Madrid el de Mayo de
| 1871, por ell Excrno Sr Ministro de Fomento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06

So sxpidea pasajes dc Ida y vsslta con 10
per cisnto do rsbaja.
"A r. lss familias que pagssn L. squivalencia
ds 4 pssajss sntsros, % lss hari ID rsba1a del
Is nor oisnto. Ksta rsbaia No % APPLICABLE .
'os billstss do ida y vusita. i.
Nm 10 Icy r. class. On niho msner do y
.aos en- cads familia, gratis. Los dsmAs me
norss de 9 anoa / de- pasais, do IL aaes no
osmplidoa / passis, do II saos osmplidos Pa-
Ri ss prssersncia ' s. ordlnaria. On alae
assts shos gratis. be . 81 aHos I Passjs,
Dc { IL aass paaajs, do IL amos On adslas-
70 pasais satsre. ,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06
VAPORES
uORRH0s-MsRA A&011S
a. La nnxPAHIA rRASAfLAKfIoA
sDE,A. LOPEZ D. Go.
Ssrvicio para Pusrto-Riso y 10 Habsns'

sALIDAE.-Ds Barcelons los dias 10
ls csds mos De Malaga sl ~ N-DsCa-
dis sl 10 y s0.-Ds Eantander sl 2O.-ps 10
OoruEa el 81.
He sxpspdsn billstes dErsctos para MaysgAss
Ponce. Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, NHsvitas,
Hsbsnilla doI6n, cen trasbordo On Pusrss-
Rico q HabaHa.
yIAJx pIRxOTO DxEDK FUxRTo-RIco
Ella Coruaa b santander,
~, NJ. 4k n. - ua.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06

De vents, en- IL Imprenta del
BoLETM MERCANTm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-06

En- Ia Imprents del BoLETIN se
han recibido los siguientes:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
An Unfortunate Visit.

n. P. Ba6cock in March 81. Nicholas
Said the Queen of the Cannibal Islands one day
To the King of the Canuibal Isles,
"Iferventiy wish you would take me away,
My eppetite's really becoming passe;
should Ike to 20 miles upon miles"
So they ordered their boat, and away they set
sail,
And With talk both pleasing and witty,
And a glimpse now and then of a socable
whale
with occasional pauses in order to BALL,
AT last they arrived in the city.
Now, the first thing, my DEAR" said the king to
That we really, you know. ought to do"
Eyes, dear husband" she murmured, 81 know
what you'd say"
So they entered a restaurant over the way
And ordered a little-boy stew.
"And, pray" said the king to the waiter, who
VITA his eyes popping out of his head,
And who would have tainted right there had he
Y trust YOU will see that it's ably prepared
We're particular how we are fed"
Excuse me, good sir, said the waiter, whose
hair
Was beginning to whiten with frost,
but little boy stew-O II hope YOU won't care
Is not To be found on our poor bill'of fare;
We're short OF that order tonight"
Very well, said the king; bring a little girl
pie,
And see that the crust is we'll done.
just then there arose a terrible cry,
For the king. who was hungry, had fixed a keen
eye
On the waiter. who started to run
1 really can't finish tina. pitlfu tale.
The police took the strangers in hand;
And venture ID say it that sOciaDle whale
Had dreamed in the least how the Journey would
He would not have allowed them to land.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
BRIGHT BITS.

SENIOR PARTNER-Brownett's bill has been
running a little too long, think
Junior Partner-Guess we'll have to get after
him. Brownett never settles except when he IS
stirred up.-IHdiGnGpotIs journal.
MISS ELDERBoDY-I met MIR. Blake at the re-
ception last evening.
Miss Pert-Yes, he told me he saw you. He
said it was such a pleasure to meet an old face
IN such croWd--BOStOn Transcript
"'PAY as you co. is my rule" said the maa
who was about to rent house.
Excuse ms" replied the real estate agent,
but We can't wait for you TO 60 You'll have
to pay IN advance. Washington Star.
In THE REPORT of the high school graduating
exercises a mistake occurred in Crsditing Tor
ence NJ. Stackpo with delivering an essay on
wild and Domesticated Cats Her essay was
Darkness Brings the Stars TO View. - Port
land Oregonidn.
Mrs. WITHERBY-Does your husband play
pokers
Mrs Partinzton-Gracious. no Why, it was
only this morning he said he was satisfied he
never would know how to play the game.
CiOthter and Fttrnisher
WHAT do you think is the best way for
George to learn to draw asked materiamiliss.
"Well,' sald Georges brutal father, as he
pitched weed into the cuspIdor, 'he might
begin on one of these cigars you bought for
me."-BOston CommerciG! BltAc.ln.
MOTHER tat balll-Are you enjoying yourself
dearS
what is the matter?"
I've refused George six dances running and
he doesn't seem miserable bit. fit BITS.
Host Ia trife nervous about the effect of his
| guests wooden leg upon the polished toorl.
| Hadn't you better come on the rug. majorg
| You might slip out there, my boy.
MaiUr-O, don't be afraid, my boy. There is
| no danger, have nail in the end Of it.-Nelo
| lo'k Ledger.
SQUIBBs-Cresus, the miser, was drowned
| last evening.
| Hiobs-How did it happen?
Squibbs-He fell from a steamboat Preached
| down and asked him to give me his hand. He
| said he had nothing to give, and sank. - H'Gsh-
| inOton National Tribune.
"How DO you manage TO get rid of bores?''
| asked SnOdRras as he came in and took a seat
| by the busy mans desk
30, easily enough" replied the busy man.
| 81 just begin to tell them stories about my
| smart youngster. Now, only the other day he
| Said What must you goY Well good
morning. "-HGrDer'S Bdzdr.
VIsTToR-I have here poem ons"The Beauti.
| full"
Editor-My dear sir, we have Il, 900 poems on
1.-THE Beautiful Snow on hand, and we don't
| want any more.
Then perhaps, sir, you will allow me to con.
tinue. Ny poem is on The Beautiful Mud. "
Wen take that, young man."-Fsr1s Sift-
inqS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
PERSONAL.

MISS JULIA BRYANT. daughter OF William
Cullen Bryant, tbs poet, has given l,OOO vol
umes from her fathers library to the trustees
Of the Iilden trust.
MRs. ADA BITTENBEHDER after devoting
nearly four years 70 work in behalf OF temper
ance measures in congress, has resumed her
law practice in London, Neb.
!. STERLING MORTON in his earlier days was
lively reporter on Detroit morning paper.
He is therefoFa the third newspaper man MIR.
| Cleveland has placed on his CROinet.
PERE CHARMArAST. founder Of the order Of
the White Feathers, who was born in France in
cardinal LavlgertS as primete OF Africa.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has placed in the hands
Of local real estate agency a 49, acre farm near
Harrison, o. The farm is for sale. 1t is said
to include part Of the old Harrison home
stead.
IT Is SAID that at the next annual meeting OF
the Tennessee Coal aud Iron Company ex-Sena'
tor Platt will voluntarily retire from the presi-
dency, 70 be succeeded by Mr.. BardeIeben OF
Alabama, who represents the southern inter
eSts.
HARRY FURNIss, the London caricaturist re-
marked the other day that ne very seldom carl
catures woman. Mr. Furuiss went on TO ex-
LAIN that on two or three occasions when ne
had succumbed to the temptations re had raised
< eat ceal Of tll-feeling, From his experience
ne has arrived at the conclusion that women
lack the sense of humor. uen, he says, rarely
resent being quizzed
Mas. Hozg SMITH will add another to the
handsome women of the cabinet, and as her
husband is a well-to-do man, viii have ample
opportunity 10 extend the lavish LospitaIties
that have made their home in Atlanta such an
agreeable social centre. says the Washington
correspondent Of TIE New Ork Times. The
family consists of three children. The eldest,
Marion, the only boy. is years OF age, aud tbs
little girls are Mary Brent and Lucy krmina.
The latter is quite baby Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
upon coming to reside in WASHINGTON. will
bring with them the entire establishment
OF servants they have had siEcs first go
ing to housekeeping. The COiOred driver
has been with Mrs. Smith since her childhood.
The others will be the baby's nurse, the house
maid, cook and butler a brother Of the new
secretary, Burton smith, II married., a few years
ago, Senator Gordon's eldest daughter, who
visited Washington last season aud was the
guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Gordon. Miss
Caroline Gordon, who was also here last season,
is one of Mrs. Smiths most intimate friends.
As Mr.. and Mrs. Smith has forty one first
cousins in Atlanta their hospitality is pro-
verbal. Their Washington home is not likely
to lack for visitors
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
Much TO Live For.

He loved her more than tongue could tell-at
least more than his tongue cou tell-for he
had been telling her of it for months, and is
still at it seven nights q week, says the De-
troit Free Press. lie was sweet aud musical
as bright Apollo's lutte, strung With his own
hair, and when he spoke the voice OF all the
gods made heaven drowsy with the harmony
Naturally, under such circumstances the
gill liked TO listen. Yet she had live in Chicago
so many winters that she had some doubts
about love keeping ths cold out better than a
cloak and serving for food aud raiment Spare.
ribs and sealskin She knew were more comfort
able from practical standpoint.
Yet she loved to listen 10 the lovers love. It's
a weakness women have, even In Chicago
On this occasion he had been talking TO her OF
his love and his hopes for the future.
~ have so much to live for" he whispered
tenderly, as he took her in his great strong
arms
She looked up into bis face trustfully.
~ should say you lid, George" she said with
charming naivete. Il weighed 300 pounds to-
day on papa's hog scales. "
Birdie he murmured, and kissed her.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
Lagislatlne Aeainst Wealth.


A bill has been introduced into the New
jersey legislature having for its object the
prevention OF the accumulation of e1sraor-
binary wealth in. single hands. or in
families. IL fixes the limit OF value of
property that a citizen may leave TO heirs
or deVisees at 81, 100000. All above that
amount is to be- forfeited to the state.
The inspiration of the bill is the belief
that concentrations Of vast fortune5, such as
those possessed by the Vanderbilts, Goulds,
-Astors, ETC., in single hands, or in families.
is fraught with danger to the community or
the country. The absolute control Of mill
ions of dollars gives the money kings as
great power in these days as "kings by
divine right" and by forcs Of arms exer-
cised IN other days. There Is a menace TO
the whole social fabric in the Capitalization
Of so much power under a single will.
The theory of the bill is that, should the
amount Of wealth that may be bequeathed
or devised, be limited, and all above the
limit be forfeited TO the state, the sum 30
forfeited would be returned to the masses
through the medium OF the state. The re-
mainder, to be divided among heirs or other
benehciaries, would be 50 split that no por-
ton of it would be a menace to the public
welfare.
But, in practice, it is not likely that a law
limiting the value Of estates that might be
bequeathed would have the desired effect.
Suppose such a law had been in effect in
New York prior to Jay Gould's death; can
it be doubted that be would have devised
some plan of distribution OF his vast fortune
so that no portion Of it would have been
liable to forfeiture to the state, aud yet in
such manner that he would have had con-
troll OF it as long as he lived and his chill
dren have succeeded to its control and en-
icyment after his death. And 80 it would
most likely be in other cases Should the
bill proposed In New Jersey become a law,
the rich men OF the state, aided by legal
talent, would have little trouble in defeat
ing its purpose.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-06
North Cardinals Bank Law.
From the Nelg York Evenina Post lInd

Fron the Nelo York EUening Post Ind.
The legislature of North Carolina has been
working for some weeks on a new bankin, law
The outcome, as passed by the House, will strike
most people as Queer, and yet there is some
thing to be said in favor of it, The first point
settled by the bill is that IL any bank notes are
Issued under North Carolina law. the state shall
be responsible for them. In order to secure
this an amendment Of the state constitution Is
necessary. Accordingly an amendment is to
be submitted TO popular vote to that end. The
next point Is that II the state is to be respou-
siole for the notes she must have part OF the
profits Provision is made for subscriptions to
one third OF the capital stock Of every bank in
the state by the state treasury, and an issue of
state bonds TO the amount of $1,000, 900 is au-
thorized to procure the requisite funds. This
also requires an amendment OF the constitu-
ton, which must be submitted to a vote Of the
people.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEEr1xes-Georgia Historical Society; Clin-
ton 10 ige No. 81, F. and y. NJ; Dekalb Lodge
No Q, I. o. O.. F.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-Notc &c TO Jurors City Court.
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE Clothing Com
pany.
LEGAL Nor1crs Citations from the Clerk of
the Court of Ordinary Of Chatham County.
oUNCEHEyT-Hrouskof's rs.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES - Ocean Steamship
Company; Baltimore steamship Company.
SUBURBAN RAILwAYs-City and Suburban and
Savannah, Thun1erbolt and Isle OF Hope Eall
ways
KEEP Your HEAD-B. H. Lew 6 Bro
A HEALrH-IEsPIRISc SuE-Appel & Schaui
AUCTION SALgs-Fins Walnut Furniture, Etc,
by c. H. Dorset; Canned Otra Exc, by J. II.
Oppenhein q Son.
CHsAP COLUMN ADvsRrIsEHEyrs - Help
wan5ei; Empty meat Waltsl; Eos Rslt; For
Sale: Lost: Personal; Miscellaneous
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Russell Sage, the veteran broker, gives

Russell Sage, the veteran broker, gives
promise Of becoming a philanthropist. He
is going to erect handsome dormitory for a
young ladies' seminary at Troy, N. Y.
Like his former associate. Mr.. Gould, Mr.
Sage has never done much for the public
good with his millions of money; but the
post norton comments on Gould. and Nor
cross bomb, may have aided Mr.. Sage to
reach the conclusion that the mere possess
sion Of wealth is not the sum OF ali good.
If Russell Sage should. indeed. become a
philanthropist. in broad sense of the word,
the public would be astonished and de-
lighted.
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Good Effect, Whatever the Cause.

From the NaShvile american (DemO
Whether or not it was Tom Reeds insolence
or Cabot Lodges force bill, or McKinley's tariff
or Blaine's reciprocity, or HarrisOhs Chilean
and Italian fiascos, or Raum's pension thievery
or Quays bribery methods. or Wanamaker's
corruption fund, or "Calico Charley Fosters
great financial policy. or Steve Elkln's mastery
mastery OF the war department, or Johnny
Davenport's rOttenness, or Dave Martins
ofenstveness, or Chairman Carriers inefflciency
it is nevertheless did Grover Cleveland ia
President and democracy rules the nation