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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-10

nuevo remate y 10 probable es de 81 mismo re-
sultado negative. Sc han llenado pues, las pres.
crlpciones de Ia Ley, precise, por consiguien-
te, que continue la recaudacion por el Municipio
del mismo modo que ha venido haeiendose desde
que Sc estableci6 elimpuesto. Fijese v. e. GUAM
do 10 tenga & la vista, en- la 6anza permanents
que SO exile, despues del pago adelantsdo por
trimestres del importe total de Ia subasta.
No puedo comprender en- mi pequehez, que
un impuesto como ell de consumes, tan repulsivo
combatido en- todas parties, particularmante,
por el comercio, resulte en- Guayama tan simpA.
tico para ell comercio fuerte principal de esta
villa, aunque no as5 para Ell agobiado y espirante
comercio menor.
Como " e. comprendera en- su ilustraci6n
es eicacfsimo el medic adoptado por aquellos
Concejales, para burlar las disposiciones del Go.
bierno y hacer ilusorios los mejores prop6sitos
de ". e.
NADIA importa para ellos que gina perszca
el comercio menor y el pueblo entero, CON tai
que sigan imperturbables por el dorido sendero
que recorren. Mas ESQ 81 10 hacen alardeandok
diario de buenos espanoles, ofendisndo los de-
mas como 81 no 10 fueran, y escudados y siempre
ala sombra de nuestro glorioso pabell6n Naclo.
aal Que sarcasmo Excmo Sr
lis indudable que v. e. es el tnico que pus.
de cauterzar esta 1lcera gangrenosa pestilente.
y salvar aesta sociedad de los males que la ago.
blan y envilecen, saturandola con medidas ener-
gicas ehcaces, que devuelvan este vecndario
su tranquilidady bienestsr.
Soy de V. b. con el mayor respeto cons
deracion su muy atento 8. 8. Q. B. 8. NJ
Agustsn Calsmamo.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

x Esposscs6n de as6yo-El jueves tuvo lugar
Ia aperture de Ia Exposition de dibujo en- la Ins-
tituci6n de Ensehanza Popular, con asistencia de
sscogida concurrencia notAndose en- su mayorfa
al bello sexo. Honraron CON su presencia este
acto los Excmos. sehores Gobernador General Y
Segundo Cabo quienes recorrieron las diversas sec
clones mostrAndose muy satisfechos no solo por
la variedad importancia de los trabajos, 81 que
tambien por 10 artfstlco de su colocaci6n. Al
desped1rse S.S. E.E. fellctaron con entusiasmo
al presidente profesores de Ia Institution los
alentaron- para continuar con perseverancia por
la via emprendida. Existen en- la refer1da Ex-
posici6n trabajos djgnos de hacsrse nttsr.
En- las secciones de dibujo natural de fgu.
ra cargo del sehor Cabrera llaman verdadera-
mente la atencion los trabajos de ampliaci6n dom
de descuellsn los jovenes Sanchez Morales, Mar
genat Garcia Diaz, Contreras y la sehorita Bel6n
Sevilla asf como en- los de copia de grabados,
sobresalen las senoritas Lopez Marrero, Sevilla,
Lopez Nussa Angel los j6venes Echevarrfa
Aguilar, Garcia Diaz Elias Was. En- la Sec
ci6n de dibujo lineal y de adorno q cargo del
sefior Annexy, son notables los trabajos de copia
de yeso, ampliaciones de edifcios lavados en- tin
ta china de colores de objetos titles en- las ar
tes ofcios sobresaliendo los seho1es Garcia,
Saniurjo Garden, Lopez Sicard6, Lopez Nc.
Coard, Portilla, Lopez Sanchez, hermanos Velez
otros. La Exposition Sc cerrara esta no.
che.
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u asrraspsnisleIa ID Puslto.nlss
SdbGdo, 10 de .laussie de 1898
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General--Ne Negociado l.s-Decre-
to del Gobernador disponiendo Sc convoque al
cuerpo electoral de todos los pueblos dc Ia Isla|
en- que hnbiers quedado desierto aigdn colegio
en- las dltimas elecciones municipales, fin de
que concurra emitir su sufragio en- los dias 25,
26, "a y % del corriente.
Secretaria. - Negociado L. Real Crden
disponiendo que el dla de Julio se proceda la
Santiago de Cuba.
Negociado dc Obras P6blicas.-Real Orden
nombrando don Antonio Ortiz Acpiso Cabre
IA, Ingeniero de caminos Director facutativo
de las obras del puerto de Mayaguez.
Jefatura de Obras P1blicas.-Publfcase el
programa para las oposiclones fin de proveer
dos plazas de Sobrestantes temporeros, fjandose
el dia Al del corriente para yeridcarlas.
Intervention General de la Administrator
del Estado.-Secci6n de Contadurla. - Facturas
que Sc pagaran en- la pr6xima semana:
Sorteo Is
JUNO l2.-Facturas ndmeros..... 444 AT.
Idem l3.-- Idem idem.. 448 45l.
Idem H. Idem ldem. y. 452 As.
Cup6n 80
Idem l5- Idem idem. -. Isl l57
Idem 16.-- Idem idem -. l5S l64.
Atrasos.
ldem IT. Idem idem.. -. $40 645.
comandancia Principal de Marina--Publl-
case el pliego de condolences para 81 remate de
los corrales de pesca de Puerto-nuevo, rio de
Palo-seco, cano de Martin-Pe6a, laguna de San
Jose en- 81 distrito de esta Capital cano de Ii
burones del distrito de Arecibo, fiandose el pla-
20 de diez dlas para que los aspirantes presenter
sus solicitudes.
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Tn amigo nuestro ha cambiado hoy plata
mejicana ($289) el Banco, por aguilas ameri-
canas 4 raz6n de 45 por ciento. En- otras casas
le pidieron 46. No pudo conseguir giros sobre
los Estados Unidos
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Cambios del Banco Bspahol fiados en- la of.
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de Ia
tarde:- Espaha, l9 pS Habana, 81 p.S-
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de relaciones, la Suppression de los derechos que
pagan en- Ia Peninsula los azdcares cubanos, 6 el
establishments de Ia ley de 1892 la rebaja del
impuesto sobre los alcholes antillanos.
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Don Eladio j. ega, director de la escueIs
superior de nihos de Aguadilla el professor ele-
mental don Ignacio Vega Morales ayudante de
la misma, han tenido la atenci6n de invitarnos
para los examenes, que han debido tener lugar
hoy, de los alnmnos de aquel util plantel de en-
seEanza.
Canuto Diaz responsible de Ia rita de dos
Sombreros de Panama y medic billete de la Lo-
terra Provincial, particpa los senores interesa-
dos, que esta SO verlfcara el raartes 13 del CO.
rrieute, las 81 de su tarde en- la casa nImero
20 de la Gale de la Cruz (altos) exponiendo al
pdbico media hora antes de verifcarse dicha
rifa, los n1meros que no esten tom&dos y los que
no hayan aun satlsfecho su importe IL
Sc encuentran en- esta Capital en- viaje para
Chicago, nuestros queridos amigos Ell hacendado
de San German senior don Ulises Lopez, su se-
norita hermana Manuela, ambos hermanos de
nuestro director. Tambien Ruestros antiques
amigos los sefiores don Tomas Quihones don
Francisco Antongiorgi de Ia misma ciudad de
San German.
El domingo 6ltimo Sc examine de Sc aho en-
la Academia de m1sica, la inteligente y aplaudi-
da pianista sefiora Sfcard6 de Caracena, habien.
do obtenido notas brinantes recibido felicita-
clones de personas peritas en- el Arte. Dicha
sefora Sc embarcara en- el pr6ximo correo, para
la Habana, al lado de su senior padre Deseamos &
la sefiora Sicard6 todo genero de felicidades q.
en- la Isla hermana sea tan admlrada como aquf.
Brilantfsimos results los examenes de Ia
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EsG Santiago de Cuba
Madrid, 81. El senior Duque de Tamames
ha telegrafado desde Warrington & Su Majestad
Ia Reina Regente que 81 reeibimiento hecho los
Infantes por 81 gobierno de los Estados Unidos
ha sido expontaneo, espl6ndido y carihoso.
Madrid, 10 de Junio. En- Ia session de aver
del Senado el sehor don Ramon de Herrera pi.
did al Gobierno que Sc diera protection al tabaco
cubano, haci6ndole concesienes en- los tratados
de comercio decretando su ibre venta en- la
Penfnsula. El senior Herrera pidi6 tambi6n la
Suppression de Las Regiones; combati6 81 arriendo
del impuesto de las c6dulas personales SO quej6
de Ia nala administrator que hay en- Ia isla de
Cuba. El Ministro de Ultramar sefior Maura
contest6 81 se1or Herrera, manifestando que 4
pesar del POGO tempo que hacfa que estaba en-
el Ministerio algo habfa hecho on favor de Cuba,
| y que estaba animado para hacer mucho mas &
cuyo efecto prometfa desde luego llevar cabo
Ia reorganization administrative y presentar
prontamente el proyecto dc presupuestos. en- los
que SO incluyen entire otras reformaa, elaumento
de Ia Guardia Civil 81 restablecimiento de Ia In
tendencia de Hacienda, 10 modifcacion do Ia ley
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-05-25

Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road Ieaye
Weldon. 8 40 p m, Halifax 4 COP M; arriyes
Scotland Neck at 4.4S p m, Greenville So
D. M. Kinston 500 p. M. returning leave
Halifax at II 90 a H., Weldon I120 a m, daily
except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch leave W ash
ington Z, 90 a, M, arrives Iarmeie 40 a. M,
Tarboro $50 y NJ, returning leaves Tarooro
4.4O D. m, Parmele 800 p m; arrives Wash1n9-
with tt ms on Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves TarbOro, Nc. via AlDemsrle
s. Raleigh railroad daily except Sunday, . U
pm, Sunday 8 90 IN. ., arrives Plymouth9 ~
mouth daily, except Sunday. 5 80 q m, Sun,
day. 10 90 d M. arrive Tarhoro 1O 3o a n and
Il 20 q m.
Trainon Midland, N. c., branch leaves G odds
boro, daily except Sunday. 6 90 3. NJ. errlYe
Smithfeld, Z 80 a. m. Returning leaves Smith b.
acid, 8 90 l.. N arr re Goldsboro. 8 30 q. n !.
Train on Nashville branch Leaves Rocky ~.
at 5 Is p. M, arrives Nashville6 50 p. N .Sprin
Hope us p. m. Returningl leaves Spring Hore
3 90 a. m, Nashville 3 So a.. m, arrive ROCKY
Mount 8 Is a. m daily, except sunday
Trains on Florence IL. R,leaVe
Lstta T.hG p. M, arrive Dunbar s 40 p. M. Re
turninS leave Dunblr 6 % a m. arrive Latta
7 ID q, m. Daily except Sunday.
Train on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw To-
Clinton, daily, except Sunday, 6 20 2. m: an
a. N. and 3 10 p. m, connecting at Warsaw wit
Nos. Al. 40. 30 and 10.
Train No. IS makes close connection at We,
don for all points North, daily. All rail va
Richmond. and daily. except Sunday via Bay
Line, also at Rocky Mount daily except SUP
day. with Norfolk and CaroliEa Railroad TO
Norfolk and all points North via Norfolk.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen Sup
j. R. KENLY Gen1 Manager.
T.. ID. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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SUNDAY READING.
Made Up OF Divers clippings

1t is paintul, but it is true, never
theless, that man cannot give time
to all his tastes. The young law-
yer must not blow the flute too
much, especially in public. He
makes his living in the courts OF
law and by the association of him
self and legal matters in the minds
of the people, Every time he ap-
pears in public blowing his flute,
someone receives the impression
that, somehow or another, hute
blowing is what he is best at. There
will be even those who think music
his profession, His life will be a
continual succession of efforts to
disabuse peoples minds in this
particular and to convince them
that a man may always do things
well.
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The country can even do With
out any oficeshoIder, if the worst
come to the worst. As Secretary
Carlisle says: "The idea that any
officer under this Government is
essential to its efficient administers
ton 10 absurd" And as another
philosopher remarked long ago, of
people in general: "If you want
to know what a gap you will make
in the world when you leave it,
stick a fine needle into a mill-pond,
pull it out, and watch the hole"
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i PRAISE.

years we lave been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica.
Salve and ELECTRIC Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund
the pur ,hase price. if satisfactory results
do not follow III. il use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
on their merits. j. II. Hill & Son Drug
gists.
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After the rainy day,
After the stormy weather.
Breaks the gold in the grey,
Gold and silver together,
Flutters and falls his splendid,
Turns to scarlet and rose;
Clear in the sky that is tender
A crescent moor grows.
After the rainy day.
The passions and sobbing are over
Dim in distance away
Seem my love and my lover,
The gold of the evening is round me.
Night comes with the wings of a
dove;
The peace of the evening hath bound
me,
Far sweeter than love.
-Kathar ine lyman.
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Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes

when told that tobacco hurts them their
wives never do, because shattered nerves,
weak eyes, chronic cataTrh and lost man.
hood, tells the story. If your husband
uses tobacco, you want him to quit, post
about No-to-bac the wonderful,
harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure
by sending for our little book titled /:
aDon.t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
Away, mailed free. Drug Store gener-
ally sell Motto bac. THE STERLING
REMEDY Co, Indiana Mineral Springs
Indiana.
April 18th 1898. I'm.
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N %sraa cAnoIISA' In Superior Court.
c. F. Herring, G. sc.
Geo. T. Wassom, Admr. CT
James Tabron vs. Alliance No,;a
Tabron and others lNouce'

To John Tabron,
You will take notice that the above en-
titled proceeding has been commenced in
he Superior court, of Wayne comfy to
obtain leave 10 sell for assets a lot of land
in Goldsboro, Wayne county, belonging to
the estate of James Tabron deceased, enc
of whose heirs at law you are. You are
alsss so notified that the complaint in
said proceeding will be filed in the Clerks
Office, in Goldsboro, within ten days from
the date hereof, and To appear at said
Clerks office ON or before the 9th day of
June 1898 and answer or denur to the
same or judgme t will be taken agai ms
you for the relief demanded therein.
This May 18th, 1913.
G. F. Herring, e.. S. G.
Wayne County.
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
GOLDsBoRo. N. c.. MAY 81, 1879
THE BEHRING SEA CASE.

The ~protracted arguments before
the arbitration court at Paris OF
the Behring Sea controversy are
almost closed, and the decision Of
the court may soon be expected.
Our representatives have won adj
miration from all but their oppon-
ents, by the mastery way in which
they presented the American side
of the case, the President of the
tribunal especially complimenting
Meesrs. Garter and Coudert. No
less credit is due to Senator Nor
gan and ex~Minister Phelps, but
what will the verdict be?
The English advocates intimate
their confidence on that vita! ques-
tion by inquiring, somewhat pres
maturely it would seem, whether
or not the United States Govern
ment is ready to pay damages for
the seizure of British poachers.
When Mr.. Phelps replied that that
was a matter for adjudication by
the two governments, but he had
no doubt that the United States
would accord damages ii it lost the
case, Lord Hannen abruptly ex
claimed, "Then the whole arbltra-
ton is useless" Senator Morgan
explained that neither the Ameri-
can commissioners nor the Presis
dent himselfhad authority to prom
Use payment Of damages, as the
whole business must be approved
by the Senate, in any event.
Just why anybody thinks that
our Government should be mulcted
for the benefit of the c~onfiscated
poachers, is not apparent from the
published proceedings of the arbir
tration court. The anti>American
newspapers, here and in England,
have contended from the outset
that Canadian sealers should be
reimbursed not only for losses sus-
tanned through the coDfscation o.
their captured vessels, but also tol
'constructive" losses incurred by
would>be poachers who refrained
from poaching for fear of being
captured!
The vital significance of a YER
dict against our Government il
shown in exsSecretary Tracy's ex'
haustive paper on the subject il
the North American Rev5em 70,
May. The seal islands were trans
ferred to US by Russia in 1857
along with the territory Of Alaska
for a round sum of 100000. 81
the seal herds can be preserved 10
the next century under the condi
tons which existed down to 1885,
says Mr.. Tracy, sit is a low esti
mate to Place the value of thes
two islands at thirty millions c
dollars" But if indiscriminat
sealing be united, the extermi
nation Of the animals at an earl
date is certain. The foreign scale
debarred from p~oaehing on gu
preserves naturally cares nothln
for such considerations. Above
to slaughter the seals as he please
he would be equally Indifferent t
anything but the lmmediat
gain.
The only hope of saving a va
liable industry from ruin, since "
have weakly submitted a cles
right to the doubtful judgment
arbitration, would seem to lie in
joint protection of the seal rool
cries by England and this countr,
we being duly thankful if she do q,
claim an exclusive monopoly of tt
business.
Meanwhile it may be observe
that Russia jealousy guards ever
inch of her half of Behring Sc
and arbitrates only at the cannon
mouth, with burglars or pirates
any nationality.
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q Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed
and not lees than n million people
have found just such a friend in DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs, and Colds.-If you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine. one
trial will convince you that it has won-
derful curative powers in in all diseases
of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bot
tie is guaranteed to do ali that is claim
ed or money viii be refunded. Trial
bottles free at ] Fl, Hill 8 Sons Drug
store. Large bottles SOC. and $500.
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Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order of sale
in the special proceeding of Julius Fl.
Rayner Admr ct ais to the court,pending
in Wayne Superior Court, I shall sell for
cash by public auction, at the court house
door in Goldsboro, N. c., OF Monday,
June 5, 1898. the lands describ d in the
petition. in said prooceeding,c containing geo
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of
lands of the heirs of Daniel p. Jordan and
others, being the lands upon which
Richard Rayner, deceased, resided at the
time of his death. and being the lands
which were assigned to said Richard
Rayner as his homestead,
JULIUS III. RAYNE
Admr RICHARD RAYNER.
May LIST, 1893,
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ONE WAY TO BE HAPPY,

tits at all times to attend to the comfort
of your family. Should any of them catch
a slight Cold or Cough, prepare yourself
and call at one on J. II. Hill & Son sole
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the great German Remedy Free. We give
it away to prove that we have a sure Cure
for Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption,
and all diseasee of the Throat and Lungs.
Large size SOC.
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LIKE A GOOD C~oNUNDRUM.

is life. because everybody must give it
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Don't give up without calling to your
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DR., Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Many a worn cut exhausted body has
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benefit guaranteed or mony refunded
All druggists.
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'.eI suffered for two years from a bad
cough and pain In my chest. I tried a
of remedies, but DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup was the Only that effected a
cure. P.J. Murphy, Ashley, Pa.
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GLAD TfDINGS.

The grand spell fic for the prevails
malady of the age, dyspepsia, Liver CO. III
plant, Rheumatism, Costiveness, Gene al
Debiii y, etc is Bacon's Celery cure. THIS
great herbal tonic stimulates the digestive
organs, regulates the Liver and restore
our system to vigorous health and ener
the Samples free. Large packagesocs
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Haye you seen those pants at
SOCTHERLAND'S.

IS pieces of white and colored tcrimb
regular price 124 cts per yara, our phi
for Monday Tets a yard.
G. KERN & Co.
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8uoklen s Arnica Save.

THE BEST SALvEln the world forCuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains,
CorGs, and ali skin Eruptions, and posi-
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents Pc,
Loz. For sale by J. FL. Hill & Son.
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Engraving

Mr.. L. D. Giddens, Jr., y graduate o
Parsons Neurological Institute, La Porte
Ind, is prepared to do all kinds of plain
and fancy engraving at
L. D. GIDDENS' Jeweiry Establishment
West Centre Street
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Just Look.

A large lot of Baldwin apples.
fine Florida oranges and bananas
j ust arrived at
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CREAM ALMONDS.
Something fresh and fine at
FONVIELLE'S,
The Grocer,
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1.-THE use of 'Castoria il so universal and
its merits so well known that it sccIls a work
of su~pererogation to endorse it. Few arc the
intelligent families who co not keep CaStoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York CitJ.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-05-25

"Castoria isso well adapted to children thot
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
agricultural buildings make an optical
feast for farmers.
Housekeeping ON Fifth Avenue.

housekeeping lR II IL III ASChuCs
There is a pleasing side to the
warm season in New York. The
swells have gone to watch the break
ers at the seaside, or have retreated
to the mountains to get nearer the
sun and keep cool in high attitudes.
They could not leave their homes I'M
guarded, and are paying big prices
for decent occupants. June is the
month of roses and marriages, and
there are many brides and grooms
spending the summer in fine brown
stone houses on Fifth and Madison
avenues. 1t is no longer a case of
''loye in cottage, with meals for
gotten and rent always due. AS much
as $40 per month is paid to guardians
who will live in the homes of the
rich. Servants not needed in summer
homes, but reserved for the fall, are
given to young people who will occu-
by vacated homes. Couples get a
start in life, with bank account be-
gun, and spend their honeymoon
surrounded with every luxury. The
innovation is reciprocal arrange
ment that suggests the millennium.
In the past, servants left to guard
households entertained the policeman
on the beat and his friends. Fine
homes were soiled by muddy feet;
plumbing was disorganized, through
the stealing of lead pipe; wine cellars
were dried, and an out-of-town sum-
mer sojourn meant a return to a
ruined home. To-day, with love
guarding, beautiful homes are made
more beautiful, and master and pro-
tector are equally pleased and bene-
flied. The owner goes to the coun-
try. The guardian bride and groom
stay in town The former has the
advantage of recreation, and the lat
ter enjoys the comfort that could not
be obtained in any other way. New
York Herald.