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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23

proclamando ell dogma republicano
los que de esta institution esperen
la ventura del pals, dejando solos con
su venerable credo los autonomistas
que en- su fe persistan y al triunfo de
esa doctrina quieran seguir aplicando
voluntad, inteligencia, discipline. per-
.severancia, consecuencia hrnisima c
inagotables sacrificios.
Dos fuerzas que Sc repelen no pue-
den producer impulse homogeneo.
Cuando los autonomistas sc conven-
cieron de esta verdad. sc apartaron de
los asimilistas. 81 LOS AUTONO-
MISTAS ESTORBAN AHORA A
LOS REPUBLICANOS, VALGA
AOUEL EJEMPLO.
Nosotros no sabemos las i,leas que
bullen ALA arriba, en- esas alturas
donde Et Clamor Sc engendra: Sc ha-
bla de que el jefe renuncia, de que ell
Directorio le sigue, de que ell orga-
nismo quedara por un instante ace
falo.
Sea 10 que fuere, no creemos ire
mediable la crisis que surja: ell par
lido tiene vitalidad bastante para
mantener 4 fote sus doctrinas, sus
ideales, sus tradiciones, y no hay te-
NOR de que ruede en- cobarde abando-
no su bandera honrada.
Lo que nos duele nos preocupa
es la afrmaci6n del sensato periodi-
co la afrmacion que reproducimos
en- grandes letras, en- visibles carac-
teres para que la examiner la juz-
guen nuestros correligionarios: la
afrmaci6n que tiende a dividirnos en-
repubhcanos Y autonomistas, no
sotros que auConomistas y republlca-
nos podemos, queremos y debemos
ser, sin que SO produzca ei mas leve
conficto nj asome el mas leve cisma
en- nuestro seno.
Existe acaso incompatibilidad
entire la autonomia la rep1blica ?
! No encaja admirablemente la una
en- los anchos moldes de la otra ?
! mo son prodromos de una mis-
ma gestaci6n, reverberaciones de IN
mismo pensamiento, formulas de
una misma idea +?
Por que labrar un abismo de ais
cordias donde es necesario echar un
puente de ammonia de fraternidad :
| Por que separar 10 que es uno, 10
que no admite restos nj disgregacio-
clones Z
IA d6nde van los que ESQ predican
defender
No, no ell partido liberal no Sc
divide: la mayorfa marcara un rum
bo Y ese rumbo seguiremos todos.
EE ClamOr seTala un eiemplo en-
nuestra breve historic cuando vota-
mos la autonom1a, un escaso n1mero
de asimilistas permaneci6 a la saga.
Este case no es aquel case, nj
id6ntico, nj semejante, nj comparable
siquiera.
La autonomia y la asimilaci6n
eran terminus antit6ticos la autono-
mia y Ia rep1blica son t6rminos ar
m6nicos.
Yendo la una nos quedamos en-
la otca.
No haga FL CIamor insinuaciones
que afectan y danan al partldo no
pretenda dividirnos en- dos banderfas
con credo diferente ante todo, sobre
todo, por encima de todo, amamos a
esta terra, somos sas 1nicos defen-
sores, constituimos su 1nica saliva
guardia, y juntos hemos de triunfar
8 perecer.
Hasta hoy nos parece rara y an6-
mala esa conducta del colega Ia
observamos, y no haya tenor de que
Sc nos oculten sus movies.
Y a1n en- la eventualidad imposi-
bic de que El Clamor cayese de otro
lado, nosotros caer1amos del lado del
pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-23
A DIESTRO Y SINlESTRO

La ReaEsta abre sus columnas la
defensa de Gallart, redactada en- len
guaje periodlstico y firmada por un
don Luis Rubert, representante, al
ter ego, administrator & cosa asi del
hombre que ell 1857 pedfa Jacmlfades
Sxtra0rdlnarfaS que pusiesen al gene
raj Palacio en- condolences de pros
cribir 8 fusiIar los hbcrales puerto
riquenos.
Tiene el colega razon:
la ley - la unprecedented -
la hnura- la equidad
Mil gracias por la insercion.
Nuestro compaflero el seTor Abril
lleva este asunto con brios insupera-
bles Ell sus cronicas y de ahf que no
penetremos en- ei fondo. para deiarlo
fntegro a su energica puma
I-o cual no quita que nos divirta
mos en- grande con las graciosas sali-
das y los donosos argum entos de don
Luis.
Ante todo sepase que nos negamos
a publicarlos
LA DEMOCRACIA no esta las or
denes de Gallart nj de sus subalter-
nos, aunque sean nlillonarios y Sc
gaSten Glen mil duros al afio en- re-
portir mucho pan en- las caSas de los
po6rcs.
Con tantos miles de duroS,
tanto pobre y tanto pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

ATTENTION .-Sewing machines Of all
kinds; new, SIS; good secondhand, $40 (;
cash or credit: exchanged. rented. At
RACSC1i's. 2,l5l slave, liSth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

l ElSn ersSamsry; Sc Ohio : sugar barely
Milwaukee, May le.-F1our quiet. Wheat firm
& G. Ss soS No ras !S No Dat, SG saSay
No Q white. IS Lea SEC: No 3 white. 34d "a lie
BARLEY quiet; No ., 65c: sample. 42a56c p Rye
$40 so; lard. $40 90.
Minneapolis May Ie.-Thcre was very good S 6a
market was stronger than Yesterday NO. Sor Man
opened and lowest 20 sc highest and closed
o5 lie: July opened csa6s Ice: highest; 90 l,Ae ;
20 &c highest and closed - 1-sc: lowest 70 &c
on track: No card 20 Lee No Northern, Is Lie ;
Philadelphia, May iC.-rlour--priccs steadily held
hn, j"bherS well stocked mp and very iltlle dsnu
Rye flour in fair demand and firm wncn.M Lar ct
the close on call. No = red May, 20 1.2a7G 3,sc
!S"f " 80. ~ I @ dti and alS" @
portant change. Prices firm. especially on spot ana
1S1r df o" o 10 n %SsS so Wy GsS % August
80 Ia re neglect" tea and A nSnPa
24c; do prime extra 23c Eggs quiet ana s G"Ha
% y1 4S 5dG;o1 1sT New S
sugars-Rcfned steady and in light demand prices mn
Potatoes-New in fair demand, old quiet early rose
NewYork best here 5o@55c Empire STATE e, go 80
= Sc 20 t0Tesp nc n@S res P n% s ho' r0n''
ST. Louis: May 16Fonr steadlcs but nne9an I1
In hs Wn%a' o" pf bs and '
closing 5sc above yesterday No. red cash. steady
zoe: Nav, 20 1-ss June 70 ISL ;isc S'5in ss
% 34c: september. IS 5sd75 7-sc. closing. 10 Sc
Corn sold up 1-2c on weather news NO, no: mixed
III l-sa IL 1-4c. Oats higher. No. cash. 81 &c )
May 81 l-4c: July, % lee; August, csc bid Rye
No. . zoe asked. Farley. no trade. Bran scarce,
strong Gle east track offered. Faxsecd NJ market
Timothy seed unchanged lay unchanged quite hncr
Eggs lower 10 1-2c. Lead, S:I 60 asked. specr
dull, 81 o. IT, CTnmeal steady, unclaimed; Wills ls
key
iofhins demand. Pork. standard mess. S21 -. Lard
80 81 II. Dry salt meats, loose SHOULDERS, $40
packed Shoulders. $40 50: longs and ribs. 81 - l2
shorts. S11 81 1-2. Ham, sngar-cured. 13d lac
Toledo May 16.-Whcat firm higher, No . cash.
70 34c May - 3-sc july 76 &c: August. 70 lac.
Corn dull; firm: No . cash and May, 43 1;2c; No
q 4jc: No. L. 42c. Oats quiet; sac. Rye dull cash.
coo. Cloverseed quiet primo cash, 81 %; October,
S5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May lS-FlSur steady unchanssd sac:
May, rs 3-4a77c; June a 1,4aU n2c: !uiy
rs I-4c; steamer. No. red ~ 1-407: 3-4c' STOCK
s0797o bush; sales, $4,000 bush; milling "nea,'
By sample 3s%7sc NAV csFn t.Sns %iSca IpS
50 50 i4o bid; july 80 '' SO a4c stock 4s,576
bush; sales. $1,000 bush; white corn. by sample.
o4a54 lie: yellow do. do, o2c. oa's qne. 40.
= white Western; Al ls@42 I,2c No : miXed. do.
H2 timothy. Sis 5Ss SO 50. Grain rcgs steady, nn-
changed. Cotton nominal: middling. 1-l6c. Pro
visions firm mess pork s2l 30 hams, IL lie: lard.
fancy. 26a 27c; do. fair TO choice, 33d 25c; do.
imitation. 24c; lade. fancy, 2;c; good to choice,
goa 22c: rolls. fine Gle do fair TO good. 17@l0c :;
store packed, 10000. Eggs steady. IA &c. Coffee
steady Rio cargoes fair. IL lac; No: Z. 1G lie.
sugar strong and active. granulated lee Copper
unchanged. Whisky firm. 81 19o 81 20.
Boston, May 16.-Butter and eggs show weak
ness other markets quiet. but steady.
Buffalo. May l9-Wneat no Northern spot was
offered freely HSay and the n price declined rom
figure. No. l hard expected IN market tomorrow
No. Northern 75c asked. Sales. 1000 bush No. 1
northern. nc: cars DO 70 34c; 1000 do &c
$4,000 do. as Lee: 10000 do =. 1. f.. = 1-4c under
chicago July; Winter weak demand light. Sales. !
No. white &c asked: Corn quiet, closing weak al
inside prices. Sales. 1000 bush No. yellow 47 =
a41 SAC: 10000 bush No. corn. 10 1-2d46 3-4c
II. 500 do. As lie. Oats cuiet. steady onclinS'
fair Sales. 6 No. . white 30 l-2a 80 3-ic: .
no offerings OF spot or c. /. T., none wanted. Flour
dull and weak: best spring 81 45a ~ So do winter.
90 7Od 30 so; rye -four 80 $50 80 Is milfecd in fair
demand. firm. unchanged: canal freights finn: wheat.
1-2c: Naxsecd, 1-2c corn 1Sc
Chicago. May 1G.-1hc leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
LIVE STOCK NAEKFTS-EY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo. May To- Cattlc-Recepts last Wen'' 10 40
hours. $50 head total for tie week n m'' had con
head: for time last week, A,h-o h,'u nm
signed through, 43O head to New i"r S s Hv with
but few sale: dostd steady uoesu d'.,g tins
last "a hours $50 head total for the Ween 700
far. ALSO head for same lime Ia. W Tcy-York
head Consigned through go head MARKET opened
easier: closed steady with III So Oh. No heavy
7.75a 7so: good mediums. 7s3s 80 no twenty T;
sale Sheen ond lamhs-Recriats e ,s' thus far
I4s00 for same time last week I';-oo' iv"InT,,na
through. 200 head sale. 200 heau' NV mS
those held over Market opened slow bn, S,T s n
Light to fair lambs. 4.7aa $50 good, IS d. ''o@F'
sheep, common 10 fair. sd fl.6o. -, o.,s .
Chicago. NAV 16 The Evening Journal so TeP H"od
Receipts. 400 head shipments d.oo choIce
900 - 20: others 81 G0a 81 30 grass ISSnm "a ~ o.
sI Is fed Texans ~ 9O0 81 40: cows .. lun - o
IIogs-RSccipts 10000 head shipments oooo he.u
Market active. 81 lOc higher: mixed ana ~ "a
81 aOo 81 81 prime heavy and burh weights. =. W.
oS7 20: prime light 81 J0aS' 3D. sheep h ,,rlr,ir
900 head shipments, 1000 head. WnrW' ,ns' ~,
higher clipped Texans. ~ so; clipped n,!. IenIs
Westerns ~ 9Od s5 30 wooded, IS 15a 80 l'' aihos
So 5Oa - rs. o,oo ho,d
ST. Louis May 1G.-Cattlc-Receipts. 300 head nean
shipments. coo head. Market slow 10 -oc ~ n,
Texas steers. 50 25a ~ 10. Hogs-Recepts' So"o
head shipments 500 head. Market 5a1Oc higher
heavy 81 1OdS7 15 mixed. So ~ 40; hght' =. iv'
S7 81. sheep Receipts, 1000 head sh n Tns
an East Liberty. May observation-disclosures. clio head
shipments 100 head. Market steady ~ YESTERDAY
prices. No cattle shipped TO New-lork today
Market slow. fair light TO best heavy, 81 90" - w
Five cars hogs shipped to NewYork 10 day. sheep
Receipts. 1000 head shipments. 900 head. Market
dull; 10 to l5c OH from Yesterdays prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday May 1G.-BEEVES-Recclpts GA
consigned direct 10 slaughtrrs
and cars FOR the market Nothing doing at the yards
but feeling steady. city dressed beef had rather iiGh
inquiry at per n. little choice selling at 9lec
no later cable news which indicates strong market Tor
pfgcIatrd beef. shipments to-day 700 cattle ana l4oo
quarters beef To Liverpool the Bowie Tomorrow
The Majestic will take out 3SS quarters.
MIITU COWS~Receipts only : head. which held
for to.morrow's market Nominally steady.
CAIN rS-Reccipts 100 head Of which 1lS at 6Oth-st
STEADY for and medium stock, and firm Tor good
veals bunch OF butt"rmilk calves sold at ~ 90 per
SOLD at s5d$6 30. Dressed
calves lsc higher 6d9'2c Per N for country dressed
veals 7dlOc for city dressed, lie. and 4i2a53c
for little calves.
Saes-J r. Nelson "a buttermilk calves. 116 n aver
are nj So 80 p4r 100 n 81 veals. 1GO N. at 90.
IJaIlenbeck A Hollis 10 ye2lS. 1917 70, at 40 80.
Hume a. Mullen l veal, 1eS n, at SO So do, 100
s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccpts, Including ear, aireet
70 butchers. 1872 or 81 ,ansacons were a.,
prizes for sheep and yanc lambs whIIe Pr ~,
aryals %are earrd over ordn.ry 70 prime cliped
sheep sold s5as5 62q Per 100 ID 'u ~, a. 20. spri,s
bunch OF clipped ycans 1nos AZ 20 - ~ "a nac
lambs O. 5odt0 and by head at - o4S a. o.
Dressed mutton steady at odlOEc YER mhs easier at s3o
So 30 per car as and 3di'c Per ~ oh,o shoe, - :,
IS G2 per 100 n 2oi kcntnc spn nd I'VE VIZ
- N at -; 10 Ohio do. a. 81 30 ,,cn vsrmnt ,mhs
mont sheep n at so: 10 clipped vermont '"'o>'
81 n "a IS so. a., - =, e. n
40 KeDtuckv sheep. 1906 N. al -. ..,, ,,rhs bG N
Wkerson Sherman; o0f hchtuchS '"' " '
at So. 49,, M,rh., iu.,
IOGS-Reccipts 81 cars or 80 head zoo ~ mn
about steady sold at = pr iVu ~
try dressed l,dac higher at go Tor ePT'
Sacs-J r. Nelson: 90 Vermont hogs. - ID a''r'Tc'
at 20 per 100 n > rough do. o2j ~ AZ ~; ,ou,b
Hume Mullen 90 State hogs. l'9 ID a' % . ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Buslness Chauees.

ATTENTION. COAL MERCHANTS
BAIi,sAIN.-sli. 900 VIII buy. Newark,
:. j.. properly ana business 4 90 vars
est:.l shed coal yard. worth ~ 900 year.
Particulars. HODGES. l'6 broadway,
i:oOm i@.
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LOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco May TO- 1893.
FURNISHED Rooms.

LARGE ROOM. comfortably and Gle.
ranty furnished, IN residence. AZ West
20th--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
flats 60 Get, unfnrn,sheo

COLUMBUS AVENUE. No. I .2O3. op-
yosiis MoInng-idc Park.-7 and > rooms !;
K32 so s3s. $40; outside dining rooms ;
beautiful location. Janitor.
rNFURNISHED FLOOR in private
house Tor small family. 2i3 Fast SGih.st.
0jTH.Sr., pos WEST.-A Few apart.
mcnt, to let at low price jinitor; looms
and hath.
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flats g. Get, FURNISHED.

FINE APARTMENT furnished 81
unfurni-hcd In the san Reno, Central
PARK West overlooking tho Park. for tent
~ October J. CIIAS. g. MARTIN. II
Wallet
THE BROADWAY ! i2J Bioadway.-
An apartment consisting Of four large rooms
completely furnished two privat" baths
1 to October J. 1898.
VERY cool, corner dlartmcnt. FUR.
uishcd from June - for three months -11
a month fwo minutc-' WAX fom West
7od.s,. elevated station. Address X. C.,
Tribune Onlcr.
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BOARD manteo.


WANTED. BY a gentleman. with refined
Christian people Protestant pr'ferredl.
fOpnus-DedfOOm about IL feet SQUARE, con-
Meeting with small study ) or 10 feet square
in the noighbOrhOOd OF Jeromc.ivc. and
Eas, lGJth-st. viii pay 40 week for both
10 ms with board. Address j. ", Tribune
ONCE.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Oilicc.
Lac Broadway. 21 door north 81 3lstst.
Nd. ert!sements q subscriptions
lfctii ed there until y O'Clock u. III.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular oilicc
rates until y. NJ, w:
Poi shave, =. e. CO.. of .3i~t.
lI2 G.l-aNe., cor. l2th-st.
192 Columbus-aVc.. near West OSth-st
JOG West 4.d st. near hth-aNc.
% West lith-st., near 5th-aye
20 West i2i--t., bet. 1th ard Sth a'cs
151 4th-ave., cor. l3th.st.
1873 3f-ayc.. between 18th and iIth-sts.
1873 3t.ayc., between 7j;h 10th -ts
I orc 3d-ave., ncaf 6lst-,t.
] EOS l,t-ave., near e?lh-st.
760 3d-ave., corner 41th-st.
;.5i 31-ave., near East 3Tth.st.
- Avenue A, between sd tnd fth oVes.
IL Canal.st. ana 157 Dlvision-st:
1i9 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
bcrs sfs
325 Bcecker-st.. near Christopher-st.
lJ9 East 4Ith-st., corner 3d.avc.
&c East 42d-st.. near Madlson-ave.
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Real estate ,uanieo.

A NICELY FURNISHED hou w,nr ,,
by small ,riva., family for 49, MR. WV u
o,n tour Of city no. acrr-- r.
fiil PARTICULARS X. -, BoN H. iriDunc
Office -
i REFINED FAMILY Of four H1ults
void iItc Tho carc of house for summer
would pay snail rent. RELIABLE, loi
West 12jth-st Tribune Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Titn Real estate Go Get.

RARE OPPORTUNITY. Elegant brown
stone house: irst-class nclghborhoot great
bargain. Call 2j2 West l27th.st.
$3.50 YEAR-3-story brick house ten
rooms: all improvements nice, convenient
location; another, $50. T.. BEACON,
COS Mott-aye.
$50 MONTH To good family; half n
nice 3.story brick house: conveniently
located uptown. T.. BEACON, sos Mott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Board au0 Rooms.

DorELE AND ,; siTG RE- Rooms; all
ward. 40 West 3ith--t.
5TH.AvE., 467.-Eiegantly furnisheI
second floor square and single rooms
private baths DclmonicO cuisine; summer
prices.
jrH-AVE.. AO3.-HacncIor apartments.
elegantly furnished pr,at" baths; break
fast unrNccllcd valet Attendance reduced
prices for summer.
17TII.Sr. POS. near Strvvc-ant square
Dcsirabl" rooms with board; American fam
i!y; Icf'rences; summer visitors accom-
m0daicd.
l9TH-sT.. 20 wEST-Cholce newly fur
nishcd rooms. second and parlor floors par
Tor for physician table board ; references.
21ST-sT 8 WEST. desirable large and
small looms, connecting or scpar1t', with
board front southern exposure fdeieicr-.
23D.ST.. EAST. 11f.-Dcsirahle rooms
separate and connecting; REASONABLE b'arl.
permanent. transient and iahl'; references.
90 WEST 22D.Sr.-Mies Hoffman viii
keep house opn all sumner; transient
guests received
3o1n.ST.. 81 wEsr.-L"rge rooms on
second floor together or separate, with
board terms reasonable : references.
53DST.. 81 wEsT-NcvIv aud hlnd.
.omclv furnished looms superior table
Transient, accommodated references.
3l3 WEST 50TI-Sr. Pleasantly FUR
pishcd rooms: all conSenicn"cs home com.
forts near l. triton; reasonable terms;
excellent table board.
:oa LEXINGTON.AVE.- Pleasant room
with board translents; references.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR.-Firt-class accommo-
dations for individuals and laigc pa ties
house In perfect sanitary cOlditifiI. For
further particulars address y. &. HAY
9. j3j Prai leave. Chicago. Ill.
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miscellaneous.


ACCIDENT CASES, . collections, d.
vorces. Separations. Ham's changed. for
eigD business passports. all law business
consultation free. JAMES J. THORNLEY,,
counselor ~ l'ark Row.
ALLIGATOR BAGS, fine trunks, Glad.
stoi cs. dressing eases. London clubs.
leather goods and steamer chairs at bar
gains. old established trunk lo1sr.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ, 81 4th-ove., be-
tween 9Th aiic 9th Its.
A.-WE.sTLOiOKN Detective and Law
Agency divorces specially separations d.
sruiois damages. shadOwlng. private initr-
nation furnished suits prosecuted and ;e-
fe'lcct consultation free. % Nissau-st.
BEDONlA.--A sure and pcImancn, cue
for ala Cders OF the feet and arm pts al-0
a corJictc orafica;or Of soft to'nS; mailed
any where price - cents. sales 0Dins 800
West 40th-st.. city.
GENTLEMEN Wishing TO dispose Of
sheir left, OF clothing at a far value VIII
rlca.e call OH or adjr :, EDWARD MIL
LER Gs 6th-sNe.
WANTED.-A good printing press. about
Gao Addre-s. naming lowest cash price,
DE WITT u. COLE. p Howe-aNe..
Passaic, N. ].
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Reai Gstate 10 Grthanee

VALUABLE tract timber land TO
exchange want any kind OF offer. CAL on
YALE ZEDONIA CO.. 800 West 40ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
ypr 5alE.

AT REDUCED PHlCES.-500 second
hand wood and iron working machines .
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE ID. EDDY. 39S Mad-
ton.sl.
, 1893-07-18

benS fir feline 3pe6e aussubeuten un6
feline @eftalt nit etnem pbantaittl9en 0fim>
bus gu um6iiIen b~eritan6.
SIS bat ettpaS &iibren6es, mie LANCE man
it3 abmiL6te in alien &atiern oie 3iige oes
eriparteten Weiitas gu ent6eden, tpie laut
unb INNER Iauter Die Stimme bes 0oIfes
na9 Dem &atler Srie0ri6 rief, Der cine
1eue before 3ett nit mGdtiger 6an6 berz
auffltbren iolte, tpte immer neue gSetiioz
gun9en ieine Nnfunft %perfitnbeten, bis in
Die &eformatipnSSeit binein INNER grauiiz
ger Die Gor3et6eit am 9immeG unb auf
@roen tperDen, tuelche Bic 9eipaltiame rmz
geitaltung Der 9tnge, 6aS beporiteben6e
Strafgert6t uber bic &ircbe, Sic @rbebung
oes nie6rtgen Bottles, bic 3icbttgung Der
Yfarrer un0 Der 6erren antitnotgten. Sntz
n1er nGber lieBen bic @elebrten bic &ataz
itropbe riiden: 1896, 1900, 1903; 1914
loute ndb 8erebnung zines I~tcrntun6tgen
6ran3iSfaners baS YapIttbum fallen; 1924
Die @rbebun9 beS &oItes urb bic 8erfoIz
9ung BET Mdcbtigen inter &ai1er Sriebz
rtcbS Silbrung erfolgen. Sbon bate itcb
au6 oer 8atier bel Dem SoLfe ais @aler
ieben laiien unb perfiinoigt, er perbe fib
sum 6errn oer gan3en r0miiben @rbe
ma6en.
9amit mar 6enn Sic 3eit setommen, pO
inter bem @tnfluB Der apofalDptiiben unb
aftrolo9ii6en 8oriteuun9en jener Sage iene
oortpiegenO pOetti6e Sorm Der &aiieriage
it9 etn5ubiirgern begonn, 6te Suerit inn Is.
Sabrbunbert Sic @eitalt bes uniterblicben
6rtebrtd auf Ser perfalenen 8urg 6es
SDff6duiers 3ei9en unb NIT BEN einfGltigen
9euten aus benz 8olte Oerfebren lief.
Gortieknno fpIotl
, 1893-07-18
2IdrRf6ertBf
@bic04O, 18. sui.

0DtCd 9 D, 10. OSHlt.
SoG9en6e Breiie tpurOen BET 9roBeren
Partteen e%rSielt:
Butter, bette Creamery : @aare 49,
@20c, quite 173@183c, mittelntaBge 1900
17c. 9airD, GoOlcp'S bette 16-l69, nit
telguie unb quite 15@153 frii3er B0d:n9
Stod 143@-c, CUTE unO bette v&ou"-c.
8utterin, bette Creamery 17c, rebt
ib0ne 152c, 0atrD 124c uno 1876 fur Die
bette; in v9toDs" O0er fletnen @ebinoen &c.
mebr.
aafe, bette v6uQ Cream G9cOOors"
8084c, vGpins" TOO, goung 9lmerica
8(083c, vSftmme0"-@-c, nacbgemabz
ter Sbtpeiser 11@12c, v8rtd" 8@83c,
2imburger 5000.
Gier, gan5 friic6e 133@14c bas DbO.
Obit, 9eb0rrtes: Qlepfel, tiinitItcb 9e@
trodnete 73@10 bas BfO., an Der Sonne
seb0rrte nOrOIi9e 5967c, Pfirii4e 596c,
, 1893-07-18

8rombeeren 6(97c, 6imbeeren 230249c;
GaliforniideS 2tprtfolen 14(016c, nibi
gei3dlte Bftrii9e 8@11c, geicbGlte 220
24c; Bflaumen 9@13c; &oiinen: 9on6on
SaDers 81 1902 baS &titcben, Mfusfaz
teller $1.25(@1.35, loie 406c.
Oh It, friibeS 2lepfel $2.50@2.65 un6
$2.75@4.00, ie na9 ber Site, 8ananen
$l.OO(01.25, Sttronen $4.5005.00 6lort7
baer Oran9en $2.2502.50, Grobeeren 80
@$1.50 in "a B.ints, Stad6elbeeren $1.OO
@1.50 per 16 Quarts, 6tm6eeren,
i6tparsc, ST. 5O01 so, rotbe, $1.2501.75,
8rombeeren 81. 00@4.00, Bfirii6e nit
loiem &ern @ - 10000, gelbe Sepans
75Q@$1.O0, glaumen GA QtS.) 5000
$1.25.
8artoffeIn: Neue 9earleB s.
@-.-,Sriumpbs $1.85@2.0 90, Stole $500
O., garlp Obio $1.75@-; GaIiforz
nti9e Snotpflafes ODER Stole $1.00@1.15
bas SAB.
@efliigeG, IebenOige: GurfeD 10
@11c; 6Gbner: 6cnnen 104@11c, 6dbne
o.; Gnten 8(09c; @Gnie. ~Lebenbige
nit Sen gan5en 6ebern, $3.00(06.OO per
0ubenO. Spring Gbt6ens" 16@17c bas
Bfunb.
e: @eiBfraut aus SQinois
2505Oc; st. 0ouiier 81. 00@1.5 80; rothe
o0er gelbe 3piebeln 1.75(02.O0 Ser Sad
iutge Mobrritben 20(025c 6os0B6. junge
tpetBe &itben -@-c, ScQerie -@50c
oos 9uBenb, iunge 3tpiebeln $1.50 per
8ui6eI, iunge rot6e 0fiben 3504Oc,
Sporge1 60065c per 3>8ui6el>&iitd6en
8lunenfobl 75@$1.25 baS &titcben ;
Stpeet 8otatoes aus SQinoiS 81. 81
bas SAB.
8btSfeD: Slip.
8obnen: 8eite Stables 1.8O(01.85,
mtttelgnte $1.70@1.75, nit Der Wtaicbine
geretni9te 81. 65@1.75.
, 1893-07-18
Nuf Ser B0rfe

Ser Wet5ennarft berbarrte heuteWtorget
matt uno pei3enb September bradbte 684
uro mid bann auf 673, itieg aber pieber
auf 67&.
@orn tpar matt gu 395 per Suit un6 4OB
@4O4 pet september.
Safer I'M Sulitermin 288@288c, i'm
Septembertcrmin 25B024&.
S6petnefeii9 mat i'm September
terrttn oertebrloS. S3mol3, September
$lO.15(@9.9O. &ippen 8.422(08.3O.