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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
OOLORRS RK TUBOS

z aka LA PLhIUhA AL OLkU
La OUAhELA, SE AOABAk Di
REOIBIR. Eh ESTA IAPREETA
hollin (tiaDsh
Betdn.
BsAneo De plsrs.l
Blaaeo de plomt'
BlAneo de Eine.
Axnl celeste
AGnl de cobalt
AAnl de Prasia.
UAstsho (krrA )..ds karsa
O1stAre rolo.
Oastano d Vac Dyrk
laEFnsn qasmsd-.
Jafmln de rabtA
Jsnisa knnl.
beEmsilon
3atAganha.
taFla Dc Payns.
lnalgc
Amarillo CO ea4nis.
Amarillo dc eFano aAAs.
AnArille de s1oms gaka
AanAn.lo tadaAns.
Amarillo De hapslss
LasA qeszadA.
LAss ea.mansa
L@ea Eatla
L.aca sInAyalsA
k@ea aEdsaAsaA-
kmSA vaoAAdA.
hegto 4s nasA
Negro De asEaass
Osfs s~ssaaA
Ocrs sE@asalaa
Uers rsss
oefs as EsaA
Uitfamn
Pas4rA ss aAss
h&ao ss s~sarss
Asse De yssssAa
e@agss As Drsxs
SsgsA
esrAa eSAasssAa.
kszaAsts
Aa@ASfa ssSsN&e
Tsssa Sc Casssl
TAsss IL GaasasAm
IAsssa - isaAas aaamsas
IaaFFa d Isaasa 4 ssuaaa-
nssFa IL sa@Ass aasssAA
Tlsfss as sa@asa sassassa
IisfsH Sc e4s@@ sAsnsas
xAssss ~ a4s&s saam.axA
nsfmalsAa.
Rssmal So taxsAa
Bsrwslaaa d cAAsa
Vmas saxA&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
AMIGOS : DE TODOS
PIlDORAs HOLLOWAY.

hillones de personss, en- todsa
LIS passes dslmuudo, recomiendan
daehAs PtldosAs como el mejor res-
tAurAnvo de la salud one 90 como
ca EllAs euran todas las afeccic.
.nes del eoFaEon, del higado, de.
estomsgo. dc les ri6opes y de los
inEesfsnoas y remueven la acrimo.
niA Ii natn'encla Y IL cardialgia.
|s1pu'sanen le IL ssngre toda In
paEssA, forsalcciendo ecmpletamen-
ts . aaatemA nervioso y daudo On
TOGO sAlada BE 4 Ia. orEsnlsaei6
RnEeTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
I.0lon antiherptiea
LsGI. d. MONTHS

60 ss @sAF Ssss sxns@zT@ ~ psss
sssaae aas ass9.a J e@ssas - sA'
ssa 81 81 SsssaaaSa - 80 sgzsss&
- as@# 60 ywas@1a<.s. E@A
- a easFsa Or Ass q esAsAAa 51
ga szue9 4eaas sssx<~s aas Ia
ss..a. go sssssaess zSassASa 7 enF@As'
Az sa nAsA IN 10 aaxwss Z
zasasss@ sa.ss.as
sss &C. AsasA@s 80 ast ass&s ss -
"a &5 ees 49,. Fasssa esss assss1ss
8Fx ssaa4 r. So &4ssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
UseugsTo HOLLOWAY.

Esse naraviiiaao hAlsalno sana
latAlieiensasc lee hesidas antiguas
lAs lsAgAs. = los r.aAle< de plernas '
&c Feeso. Pus medic de "a IN.
aae1eiA las dleesaa yirzlentas ~.
E>Aa nay poato m sspscto con-
yAsee.sats y desapArceea. yauuAs
aeiA, cafe Engeeato fsrrigerante,
1e tasu4neaf nnA ezra paxfecta do
as afezshsaa ae L. lnlss los eons-
ssp@a :. ias ;gsses J al rennatismo.
.e1s smaresa - IN apclado en- vano
{ ssssss ass a-nAs Fcmeatus-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
LTBROS RELIGlOSOS.

"a IA recibido On esta ImDter "a
nm notable surtido de obras religio-
aas. selectas todss, entire ias Gus
lea be- encuentran las siguientes;
Tmttaoi6n de Cristo, Kenpia,
,,dici6n econ6mica... ---4 s0.zO|
Idem de jdem, idem. edicion
de luj0. .-.---.---~-~ oo
Anoora de Salyaci6n. sol
Niercicio cotidiano ........ ~
ri Devote Feligres, encua-
iernaCi6n imitacion msrth l-O
Lug divina, encpadeEnacion
plel negra CON b.oches. :. 400
Lrx divina, encuadernaci6n
de riguroso luto.. ...-..-. 500
yuz diviua, enCuadernacio.
en- piel de australia y nj
.--~~~e'.s-s I.ou
.)ficio del Domingos....... 400
Peaueho O6oio, encuadernS
sion imitacion martil.. 500
Oficios Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n de piel con relieves 800
ri Iris del Oristiano. encua
dernaci6n de piel. ....... 500
rria celeste. encuadernaci6n
nike. 5.Uu
Iris celeste, eDcuadernaci6n
dOrA0a ..-~-.. sest&@ osUu
Euoologio Espahol, ensnA-
dernaci6n de carey con ir-
crustaciones dc nAcar. -. 600
La mujer catolica, encuaders
yes.-..-----......... 200
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
JOSE T. SILV A
TETUAN 37.-CAPITAL

Consulado de MeiIco, Bar .ueec
comisionists, Agente prime pal de
Ia Oompafia general Tras tlAnsi.
oue (vapores francasesD, Oorrcspon
All del Credit Lyounaisde Paris, Ia
presen ntante de los Establecsmlea.
tos de Gall de Paris, do 10 Com-
pafiia de SECURES contra inoendlov
& Norwich Union, y dc In Compa,
ala espafola +" AllanEa dc ascgura-
doresn de Barcelona. I1ene su-
ursal On Aguadills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
SEUtICiO COSiEVO In ITO. RICO,
VAPCR "AVILES

Saldra De San Juan todos los Hier
coles al snArsesr, una vsA por sl kss
J osrp per sl Osste, soeanGo en- 10
puntos oe Falardo, humsoao. Arroyo
Ponce, Mayaguss, AgusdillA, y Arsci-
DO y vice Tersa Esspectivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
DO(TRINA (RKTllAA
POR GIL ESTEvE.

Nueva ediclon perfecEaments
smpresa y encUsdsrDsda en- car-
ton. d NUEVE PESOS grhess
oil contado.
Tomando 10 gruesas se hacs
IN buen dsscuento.
De venta en- esta 1mpreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
TINTAS PARA ESCRIBIR :
Eli La HPREklA DEL 'BOLETIN HBRClIYlb.1

Las tiDtaS para eScribir que Vsnus esta CASA
prOcedent8s do las mgjOres NbriOas del mundo in.
pustr'a' no admiten competanCia en- sl meroado.
Sus narmOsOs COlOr0S 50 durabilidad, sus sslec.
tas elases Las Gersntizan dandOles patente de pro-
duCto superior =
Anadase esto La gangs de una baratura sin
igual, 80 oonVendra en- que nuestras tintag nara
ssCrbir tsnen Jon perfsCto darsOhO oonquistada 10
prafaranGia General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
LINsA DE OAIBARIaH.
REMOLGADOR

EstA empress tisns cl Sapor AGUI-
LA, potente para Iemolques por las
eostas de sst@ IslA, , habilitando 10
bombas para schiqV dsilss para sal
vnmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
LINEA DE CUBA.

LIegsrau SOLO hsstA Santiago de Cub
les vspores que ssleL los diss s, Is y 90
| Los de los diss S y IS tocaran e.
Nueviets, Puerto Padre, GibarA, MAya
RI, ,Bsrscos, Guantanamo y Cuba
Ell dis Is hara las rnismRs escalas
4 excepci6n de 10 de Mayari, y ademA
tocacA en- SAgus de T4namo
TodoE resornsrSn verifcsnde sus sa
lidas de Cuba los dias IL, IS y 8, sfec
tuGndose las sntrsdas en- lR HabAna
en- Las fechss correspondientes dc 10
30 yo de- csda pes.
Ninguno de estos vsporea tocarA I
90 regorno an GuaptSnamo>
I.IEEA DE FUERTO-RlUO.
Ealen los diss 10 3 90 los vaporsi
que hAcen el servicio de Oorreos.
Fl del Ola 10 toce en- Euevitas. Gibs.
~, BsrsceA, Gusnt4 nsmo, Qua, Oabc
HAitlAno y Port-so-PEince Puerto Pls.
to, Ponce, Msyagnss, Agusdills y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retorno hsra
escals en- loe mismos puertoa.
I'll del din 80 irA por Eusvitss, Ci.
barn, Baracoa,, ,GuantGnsm mo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, MAysgnes, Aqua.
dills y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi.
niendo por los mismos pnertos.
RetornarSn snliendc de Puerto Rico
os dins 81 y 3 respscrvaments; toca.
ran en- Onba los dias 80 y Q, llegando
4 10 hntans en- lss fechhs .orrsspon
dientes 10 4 y "a d. cada mes.
Nipguno de estos doe vapores socarA
~ re.orno en- GuAntAnAnao.
LINRA DE OAIBARIaE.
Todos los lunes / las 8 de lH t&rde
saldra H.. vapr que, tocanao loo mArtss
en- Ia tssbe,s de SaRaa, nsgarA : Cal
oArien los mlercoiss.
RetoFnErA eAliendo do OAibarisA los
Iueves, aespU6s de lA llsgaaA del Tsn
de paGaleros, cor escRls en- saguA, Y
lleeara 4 Ia HnbAnA los Visrnss.
Todcs Toe vlefnes lss de ls tarde
saIdrs Otro vapor que toesra en- lsabsiA
DC SSgus ios sAbadOA J nsgarA ; Oai
narisn los Domigos.
Efect1AlS gu rstorno.sAliendo do Cal
barren ios martea, depu6s de lA iisgaas
Gel trep de pnsa)sros, tocarA en- Sagua
y llegArA o 10 HAbAns los mieFcolsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
Vinos de RURDky 1OROI
fIHTO 7 BLAHC0,
mAV alS sIIEYe QuI sltaAscE
AL. PUBL~IGQ

AcabAu dc Tscibirss, en- 10 tisnda d
q Garcia q %, San jose mum. !, 10
mngnifcos y acrsaissdos vinos tinto
6iauco dc Rusaa y Tofo (Osstiiss)
a dssallan por botsllss, gArrafonss
susrtoa , medals pipas, & prseios con
vsnsionalss. i,
T6naaes en- eusnss que In citsal
tisudn es o dnica qua Eecibe tan 60
uuisitos vinoR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12

r 3QsESESPlSULlS COBUgOSDg Las LbfILLlt
y trasportes n7I!itares
10 Eobrinos d Herrera, HsbanA.

/ Los vapores de esta empress efsC.
tusrAn 81 saIida desde este puerto en-
los dies s, TO-, Is, 30 y Is de csda mes,
q laR 5 de 10 tsrde en- los diss de labor
y b lse 12 del dia en- los festivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
A v [ so.

obeo Pjofae
Revero" hago egma les pepaads exclns
acredada Farmhcs enor Vale CapcO
depossrios formula Cncos esan
para nombre diehas Pldoras.
Ceposltos Capital GuiemeCY.-Ponoe, Vale CancoArecl
bo FrmaoIs Rvs>aOoamo Farmia BtncesLarea FarmAcia
IturrinO.- Olaies, FaEmacis del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ REVRR0N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
LUZ BRILL.ANTEI
LA LUZ EN- FL HUADO ne Los NEGocIos.s !.
AOETTE PARA ALUMBRAD0 Dl FAMILTas

Llo's &c explo sion y CON, .. /
'nsti6D expont meas. |T
S'n hxmo ns mas osoys
Eata . aceite, producto,ds
'sa fabrlcsci6u especial
- Ignal, sipo superior a los
;ue e importsn del sex
.faniero bajodi 7ersos no no
ores : morcae, tanto no
sus a<liiades lurfnicas
como por is seq uridad que
'fress { los Coz suluidores
N.asstIos e;os scn mn.
;ao MAS redueides queie4
"a las morcaa sxtraaierss.
lne con este mayer precio
0 hrl2daz 4 los consumi-
ofes qentsjaa de ii . suna
ase. = TT-3
Il o~~o-azs - -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12

N
III ncencIauO Vl0rlera
por ldeLn, un Iono. on
Loo banos 0e Angel, CO.
me0iss, por Id, un tOno. d
ci gaiiar0o espanol, idep,
Por lucm, un Lomo. Ok
FunGoS ue Vista, por don
MIs aei Moys, uh tomo en-
La teJ enda ao Nocne- Dae-
na.-~--~ .----- .-. 30
nl nJo dei Saeflstan, poH
uOn Oar4os ErunLaura.
OnaoS. ......s. IN
ccos Nacloua.ss y uanta-
HItco, poE lo.-----.~-~ m
Felipe z. Est1dlu Huston.
co criLoo, pOT V. Go
mcz, UUIno o.-.- IN
hleTro, EstauIo nienun-
20, pUr oon Jnno 60.
Anc@-- 81
ha0iGsLlIIdAd do los AS
trus, por Jon Jose Mo-
re1o fuentes, tomo.. IN
AneOIes J Tapoes, sugun-
ia seElc de oarLas "a una
SonoEita sopTu IA hapi.
t~Ciol, por h. Miquei =
baulas L tOmO.--- IN
dolnsh~Ic Poeaoc, Poe.
slas do 30 lngenloa.
tonAo---~-- --~ 80
OAaneI'as, pocsias Ge dan
M>Enn Agui.eta, / TO.
mo." -. s.
Ley eAua dc los heyca, no.
vrLa hlstor4ca, por don
TOFen~to Tartago, / to-
nio.@.~~~-- --~.-~~ q
.os Fusoi.s Jovenes, co.
tuuio h4st0rlro .tilos6fico
soorc los Estados-Uh,.
doe J Ia Australia, / 20
mo-. .~ m
AnAtomla del coraxon por
don Tcodoro 4n1rruro.
DLn1s.- s.---~~.- ko
Las mAdsss, poe FsoaIan.
"a, tomo. "a
Pieito del nlatrlmouio, por
dn1sfofo y csp0lvodA,
tuInu. .-... Ro|
UAnIAscs dc IA viejo. por
don TcOdoso Guerrero.
SoGno. ss......~ txI
OnsnsOs se'clAIes, por I'd, /
toaso. .@....s-.~~-... 81
PocsAas, poE aoa AagonIo
y 6Fiio, somo $50 pa
LFsa cntscSaewes (de Ors-
vAnte@l. ] sA,moa. IN
la f'e@iAiaA@ y E4 Amansx
ltscsAls % ia, | tosn6 NJ
L&a ds'~ aoae~ll@s j La
HrasM 30 IA sAagtu "a
sssanKAs sssaao on
Ga eAa@nAcsEo engAaesss
&c ssaeaa, Ioan.
gsAye Cos fasaA&o. eo-astas
ras ri. Eaano. - "A
ml uAase~o sHssvaarao y Ia
90 H. @Esaas esss lSpas. IN
ssS - s~5s~ ~----z 4
A@@@ ~*%~-~ A IA
orsw@ aea Pare 81 Ne.
taess ts@o . A.
Ia k.ssAa ssas ea DcsueAsA
ras ge@a4A J nesSA. j
"A@s ~ ~s~--~ ~~-~~-. g.
In a@s@ss@ 20 "a @agss
&C. as fe3e@s<AaAe@ -
sA~ ges HAswss aswrs.
SA. sSzsssss ...-~ rs
= sta.<a@aAs@ hagua1-aAsa >
Aa&sss@assA gSs sss& n
sAs @s~s A~asaa. | sssa&a.
Ewzaa@&s - EAs@ ysa4 gxAn@zssn
g ssss 90 ga 50 @a kAsaA
4 @sae@. sassA4a - gg
tAs ,@aaa A@AA 2 an4
sassss@ $4,000 - s..
+ tsassal ss@s 81 ms Aaa AAkA@.
A~sa . sazsas 80 =. --..a~-.
slE Asaas Aa2ss ssaasassa, 8wsa.
&maAs $3.50 ,.-.~s.~ s-.... RI
aszsssa aaA~ aaswssAss@. 8
aAssssaa4 seeaa ~ F
a gszsass ss's@as a2a, So
@@s ssSse ssa sa@s~aa.=4ae . A. f3
- 2xssa sss&ssAAs esasass-sssa
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
VAPORES.
uoRRMos-RsR Afto@1s
paLA nnnxPANIA TRAsAfLANTInA
,..DE..A. LOPEZ d. Co.
sePvisio para PusrtO-Riso , L. Hspana

6ofVInAU paLS UVL " ASk1V
sALIDAS.- DE BarcelonA los dias y So
40 cada mes.- Do Malaga el 2 y T:-Dsua-
aIs el 10 y eG.-Ds Eantsnder el zO|--l's ia
OoruHa sl 81.
Be expsndsn ofllstes dIrsctos para Mayagas'
Ponce. Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Ngevitas,
Sabanilla Ool6n, con trssbordo On Fusrss-
Rioo HabaEa. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
yIAJR DIRHCTo DEBDH FUXRT0- RIoC
ala Corufia B .santander,
sa,ias 5e Pssrso- Riss 81 dia 10 ID sada ssas

So sxpidea paaaieu dc Ida vaslta coa 10
ps1 oisnto do rebaja.
A lag familias qzs pasaea Ia equivalence.
IA i,sssias sntsros, 10 les hare Ia re6a1s DC.
l6 nor cisnto. Kssa rebaiA no 90 aphcapie .
co biIlstszde ida = vaslta.
Nm il I.sy 2.s class. UA nino msnsr DO .
ssos en- cads familia, gratis. Les deDAs ma
nOrss de 9 aaos / dc Pasais, do q IL asea no
sumplidos ! pasais, do IL amos oamphdes pa
sale sntsre. u. u,u.
,ssta sdos gratis. De . amos Rssa1s,
Do 70 IL aAes I pasale, dc ii amos sS AdsiAA-
pasajs entsro.
EIR M.a- de iss A.AT1A%AS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
LIBR0S RARATOS

DE ven;a, en- h I1rrenta del
BoI.Erm MERCANTrL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12

En- a I'm IRE Bm de BoLErE e
an recihido ios elgulentea:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12

ExR M.a. de is.s A.ITxA% Ass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12

q ssss - ga 50 - Lea
Z seaEzM4 saasssss ....w.
IAs aaaA AaaA 2 Aaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-12
n DOCTgR HEBR2SA, tgSlSSiLTADOR.

"S6lo esperaLs O. e l!eRsse la no.
"a snprema de eptregsr mi alma
DiOs."
Connecticut western news., 1893-05-04
CLOTHES

made We take your meas ure and guarantee a fit. The we'll known house of C. w. Simmons X Co. of Boston, is our authority. SPRING
 SUMNER 1893 Samples, and Styles just received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Of that uneasinsss which accompanies tho dis
tinguished honor Of crown wearing. Socialism
has been taking lengthy and rapid strides in
Europe during the past two or three years, and
although its influences have not been extremely
conspicuous in tho present struggle-for the
elections are not all over yet-its disturb
ing progress has nowhere been more
apparent than in the empire Of the
the man who enjoys the belief that he Is uner-
ring as to his wisdom and invulnerably secure
upon his throne. There is intimation Of COM
promise should the majority in the Reichstsg
be adverse to the army bill, but unless the
Emperor has suddenly become diplomatic that
is highly improbable. Before he viii place his
pet measure in the hands Of its enemies and
permit them to amend it to suit themselves he
will once more dissolve the legislature and de-
mand Of the German people another and more
definite response than that which appears in
reply to his first request. The Kaissr's judg-
msnt may be poor and his native ssatecraft
defective, but his nerve Is In excellent condi-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

Emperor "hiiam' through his chosen instru-
ments. declares Imsels more than SATISFIED
with tne results O.. the elections At this time
there is eonsid' ,rabIe doubt as to whether the
government wA control the next Reichstag.
ouf In ofncial cirr les there does not seem to be
even the senb ance of alarm Experienced
correspondent 3 who are on the ground express
tnemseisss IN but slightly qualified terms as to
tne resup Of the emperors appeal to the eoun-
NY. an /, feel sure that the army bill Will become
hwr the near future. But while the authori-
Ne profess to be careless as to whaf the social
smocrats have been doing 1t is evident that
thew are really concerned The latest returns
give that faction something like twenty addi-
tioual seats. and although this increase Is re-
rarded openly as a matter Of no moment. the
appearance of listlessness is not to be found In
the closely-related domain of the car, for an
inspired editorial in the Moscow Gazette
insists that Russia will yet be called
upon to save Germany from the soeialistic host
anu civil war even a it had to crush the pre-
sumptuous Magyars Of Austro-Hungary. With
such publications as this before his eyes and
having, doubtless, full knowledge Of existing
conditions the Emperor William must feel some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

There Is nothing that can be regarded as
either unreasonable or extraordinary in a
proposition advanced BY the National BuiItiino
Register to put all builders or other persons
applying for permits to build under heavy
bond-in fact, the weight Of the argument
favors some such procedure. 1t has been
deemed proper. and serious objection was
ever made by any rational being, to hold all
plumbers to strict accountability for work
done by them, and to insure excellence by
requiring an expert examination and a bond
of taoo0 Similar regulations should prevail
In the more important matter Of building
construction. Such safeguards as would be
Afforded by an examination o. to the fitness
OF those who contract to put up or alter or
repair structures in which human beings
dwell and by reasonably heavy bond
would, as the Register suggests, prevent
irresponsible parties from taking out permits.
and would stop great deal Of the huckstering
that has been going on for some time in the
building business" Under the new conditions.
SAYS the Register, "builders and others who
ngure on dangerous work would calculate to do
the work In the safest way, il not the cheapest,
which would be a long stride in the right direc-
ton, and such accidents as the Metzerott Music
Hall and Fords Theater would not be repeated"
There Is food for thought in this idea, and un-
less The STAR is much mistaken in its estimate
Of the temper of the community q regula-
ton requiring all builders 70 give this tangible
proof and guarantee Of their ability would meet
with public favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

After doing its utmost 10 compel the CON-
viction of Lizzie Andrew Borden, charged with
the murder of her father and step mother, the
state Of Massachusetts is forced to acknowledee
ITS failure to give one good and sufficient rea-
son Why she should have been held in prison
for eleven months. From beginning to end the
prosecution never did more than sho " that izzis
Borden might have committed the crime with
which she Was charged; at no time was there
scrap Of direct testimony nor can the
most careful search reveal a fragment
Of evidence that would Indicate motive.
The conduct Of the trial was all, that
could have been desired and the verdict
b the only one that an honest jury could. under
the circumstances, have rendered Nothing
but the fat-wittedness Of the Fall River police
authorities in neglecsing every real clue that
they might build upon a theory is to blame for
the lengthy and unjust incarceration of what
Jury of twelve intelligent men have unani-
neasly declared to be an innocent woman. or
course the verdict meets with popular approval.
but that II . week reed to lean upon, for many
OF the thousands who now appnud were ius ;
- ready to say SERVED her right had q 40
been sentenced to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21


In the death OF Leland Stanford this country
loses one of its most admirable specimens CT
eitizenship; true American and manly man.
Blessed during the greater portion of his life
with vitality Of the most active description he
early applied himself to commercial pursuits
and therein was achieving success when there
came to him the opportunity Of engaging with
others in that vast undertaking construc-
ton Of the Central Pacific railroad. Possessed
only Of limited means but rich in daring per-
sonality and fertile Of resources. he conquesed
obstacles that would have discouraged millions
Of his fellows. To him accumulation Of wealth
was comparatively easy, and had he con-
tinuously applied his marvellous force
he would have left behind him
. fortune greater than that which burdens any
living being. But he not a mere gold
seeker. He was ever ready to share his dollar
with the needy, and as his store increased SO
did his liberslity widen its borders. 1t Is but
the plain truth to state that he never regarded
himself as the owner Of vast riches. To his
own heart he was but a steward and to the best
Of his Judgment he disbursed the means IN his
hands so to bring about q maximum Of real
happiness. With unequaled benefcence he
spent millions in the establishment OF the
greatest institution Of learning in the west and
up to the day Of his death that university was
- the apple Of his eve. In countless other
ways, but always discouragins pauperism, he
scattered the golden seeds of kindness without
even . semblance Of ostentation-a from
every section OF this land there will arise many
to call hum blessed. We're all earth's million
aires as conscientious in the disbursement Of
their trust funds as was he the yoice of the
socialist would be forever sileneed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
Several suggestions have been made as to

Several suggestions have been made to
what might be done with the old Ford's
Theater building, and some of the ideas i'd
vsneed have been meritorious, but none OF
them can fairly compete with the proposition
which, II carried into effect, would tear down
the wreck and erect in its place 9 structure in
which to house a great free library. For years
TIE STAB has urged the establishment Of
gratuitously circulating educator, and IL will
continue to advocate it until the effort results
In Q full measure of success II the debate
which took place in the Senate over the effort
10 place the library in the new post Office
building fairly indicates congressional senti-
ment. it Is not likely that the library will be
able to find q home in any Of the government
buildings now In use or in course Of construo-
tion, 80 We must look elsewhere for an abiding
place for the books, and there Ia no
brighter outlook anywhere than in
the direction of the historic skeleton which Is
low useless for all practical purposes. 1t is
not ct all probable that the government will
care to put up an Office building on 10th
street, for the tendency is toward the old time
plan Of erecting q suficiency Of departmental
buildings on the south side Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue between 9th aud 18th streets. Why
may not the United States and the District
Join in the appearing Of . building in which
the ''Lincoln Free Library would be open to
every citizen?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

The Chicago Erening Post has taken ito turn
at mammoth edition" Journalism by coming
out last Friday with 164 pages The issue
shows close research in local matters, and the
style in which the facts are presented il re-
markably concise. Altogether 1t is safe to say
that no delinquent tax-list was ever more adj
mirably presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

IsIt-
When the binding. scorching heat
RACES sizzling in the street
AL the recourse left to US
- Just to guzzle beer and cuss-
Then il is one feroely turns
With a deadly hate that burns
Like our fierce climatic fires,
On the smarty who inquiries:
'Is it hot''-swIshl swat!
Hot enough" biffI buff
'''Nuff for your"
Bang.
Break him up in little pieces, ere his noisome
tribe increases; rend him, tear hum limb from
limb.
Swipe him, swat him, biff him. bang him, Shoot,
garrote. behead and hang him. Make it 'hot
enough" for him.
When the air, grieve to tell,
Is about as hot as Hades;
And in vain fellow looks
For thick shade and babbling brooks,
Then what Joy to turn in rage
On that pest Of every age,
Pleasantest Of summer tasks,
Thump the grinning chump who asks:
rs it hot"-that's what
Hot enough"-Drown the tough
"'Nuff for you?"
Shoe.
Put the shallow-pated prater on the sand ct the
equator, where the sun is never dim;
Build a pitch and brimstone fire round his hate
full frame. and higher make it-make it hot
for him,
-NeD York Recorder.