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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

KIN Ia expendeduIAA ue etsctos tlmbrados de
Lola no hay sufcientes exlstencias de sellos de
correos para el expendio pdblico, pues parece
que Ilevan muy roca cantldsd, 10 que sc debe CO
rregir porque perjudica mucho al pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

III Banco r.sp ue a ~. Rico tenfa en-
GAIA en- la tarde del disl 10 do Julio pr6ximo pa
sado una existencia de 81 ,262. 58O-77 en- moneds
,orriente 1888 4O7 35 en- moneda nacional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
Nos dicen de VegA.b .b1ia:

~ Nos dlCen ue Ve8A'DAy&'
"Serian las siete de ID tarde cuando en- 10
casa .morada del honrado propietario don Manuel
Claudio, Sc present6 ANA mujer, al parecer pobre
de solemnidad, pidiendo albergue por aquella mo-
che: el referido sefior Claudio se encontraba en-.
fsrmo en- CANA, pero gu esposa, CON asentimiento
de este, no tuvo Inconvenience On darle hospta'
lidad. Tras 10 infeliz mujers segufan dos indlvl,
ne dice, de Arecibo, pretendlendo pasar q los UNI
brales de Ia casa citsda para ellos saciar CON Ia
deseraciada deseos infamantes al par que vergon'
zosos. "A estas otras eosas sguieron pala
tras insultantes Ia duens de la casa, Ia que, en-
vista de tantos insultos dirigidos su honrs in
tachable conducta determine avisar la Guardia
Civil, y seguidsmente Sc presentaron los guar
dias Bermejo Frias se llevaron los autores
de tan vergonzosos escandalos la autorldad 1u'
dicial est& enterada de 10 ccurridO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

I'll martes prox mo oa1a susegunda y dlti
ma carrera en- competencia CON un andalin de-
pals, On esta plaza del mercado, el sehor Bielss
(a) Chlstavln Ha desistido de la car1era que
Anunclaba en- Sanlurce. Blesa se embarcark pa
"a Europa en- uno de los pr6xlmos vapores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Con carga de salazones ha entrado al puer
ode Ponce, procedente de Lunemburgo, Ia go.ets
inQlosa KSnsber
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

El vapor ingl6s :. Centurion" procedente de
Nueva. Y ork, fonde6 On este puerto hey las on
ce de 10 mafana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

nofnenall Fu6 81 acto expontAne0 de iiA paeblc
indignado: una locci6n ruda contra Bl que nltraj6
y ofendi6 l. sociedad en- qSe yivia. Nunca ha
aldo despedido an alcalde CON semejante demos.
TRACTION de desagrado. A las nueve y media de
Ia maiiana sali6 Aldea de esta ciudad y temeroso
por los grupos qne habia, iba acompanado del
nuevo alcalde sefor Gregory y del Teniente de
la Guardia Civil AL partir 81 coche, empez6 la
alba. Los pitos menudeaban de un modo tori
ble Los BALCONIES de las casas en- 10 Gale de la
Luna. atestados de mujeres, hombres nifios
No se oian mas gritos que fuera, ComadreJa
Tn policia muy correcta. Terminals 10 granpi-
tada todos sc retiraron completamente Tranquil.
Ion. Aldea nevaba tAmbi6n su pito diCsQ
que pit6 hizo que pitaba. En- esta deJhostra
ci6n de desagrsdo, no ha habido organization.
pues hs sido unanime, expontanea, hga de un
pueblo dlguo que al igual de Madrida ademostra,
ba su malquerencia cuando fu6 pitad6 Canovas
del Castillo. No sabemos de d6nde sali6 tanto
pito: los habfa de plomo, de MADEIRA, de cabezs
de foete de cana de india, de mata de lechoza,
de llave en- fin, de cuanto pudiera utilisarse Pa.a
ailbar. Por 10 noche hubo retreta fuegos de
artifcio Despues de Ia retreta subi6 Ia mfsica
al Casino hubo un magnifco bale. III pueblo
contento y satisfscho muy agradecido 81 senor
Gobornador, que cumple CON la Ley"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

El movimiento del personal del Presidio en-
sl dis do hoy, ha sido igual al de aver antes do
aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Aneche q las 8 20 reunlo la DIRECTIVE de Il
Asociacion de Agricultores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Terminates los tlabajos que veuian haci@n'
dose en- 10 Biblioteca Municipal de esta Ciudad,
al iunes pr6ximo se abrira de nuevo al pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
Anocha Ia siete media "a yauri6 a,

Anoche las siete media se reuni6, en- es.
tn Capital, el Consejo de direction de ID Asocia.
ci6n de Agrieultores y se acord6 que g hagan
p6blicos los trabajos que 90 han hecho respecto
8 rsclamaci6n de rebaja de los tipos de cultivo
Nq asdsar, cafe tabaco, fIutoa memories , paatos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Aver se vendieron en- competencia en- esta
Capital II bocoyes azdcar de la hacienda "Cei'
ba !" & $34 Y 90 sacos idem 3.a hacienda "San
Vicente $3A, comprados respectivsmente por
Lopez Villamll c. A. Rauschenplat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
VARlEDADES v

Las personals de temperamento delicado, los
enfermos convalecientes pueden sin escrdpulo,
tomar 81 vino de L6groao, tinto blanco que ven
den Sabrino de Lui6a y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Han sido nomD4ado Jefes de la seccio
mes de 0 den pd5llco de Aguadilla Ponce
respectivamente los primeros tenlentes de in.
fanteria sehoses dom Francisco Gavila Ga.
villa y don Francisco Lopez Fernandez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Han sido presentadas en- este Gobierno Ge.
neral para III aprobaci6n, las modincaciones que
% han de introducir en- ell Reglamento de Ia So.
ciedad de Socorros mdtuos "San Rafael" estable-
cida en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

El bergantfn ingles Sceptre cargo Gu esta Oa
pitsl para Boston l52 bocoyes, barrilss 81
400. pesando l43 256 kilos de azdcar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
Sc v1saa IN AlAM9l0uE

de mny POGO uso. Informara don M. Calderon,
TetuAn IL. s@ 2O-2
Cuando necesite usted comp,ar giros en- Pc
quehas cantidades sobre cualquier ciudad 6 pue
bio de Ia Peninsula de sus posesiones de Ultra.
mar, comprelo Cerecedo Hermanos Ca.
Dep6sjtO de rutOs del Pals
II. Molina y CG.--Cswz 10.
PRECIOS DE VENTA PARA MANANA
Leche de Vaca de de La manana 10 della no
Carbon vegeta taega 10 ks La estaci6n so IS
Ell dep6stt0.
Cafe Hacienda 46O gramos. IS
Idem tostado grano oid...................... 50
ldem molido Marca Nj ITO otd................... SO
Axdcar Mascabado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i'd. O6L
Ldem central de e. td....................... OK
Manteca pura del pals cuartillo. 30
6lelo kMo. ...:........... ............... ~
Queso fresco del pals.
Almidon de yuca los 400 gramOs. ............... 6k
Ron de China botella a......................... 50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
Nos dicen de LAres:

Nos dlcen de LAres:
So Ell tema de las conversaciones diariss es
el nombramiento que ha hecho el Excmo. sefior
Gobernador General, de los concejales de ofcio
para completar ell Ayuntamiento de este pueblo
los que han tornado va possession de su cargo. 81
aqui crecen de punto las murmusaciones sobre
tales nombrsmientos, M porque no sea acreedo
res los nombrados que son estimables personas
de IL Jurisdiction, sino por que s. IT, sin duda
no SO flo en- Ia nota relaci6n que le mandara
esta Alcaldin, en- Ia que seguramente irfau In.
cuidos los sefiores que por elcccidn popular hdn
pertenecsdo i este Ay~ntdnssento, que dispone la
Ley, sean los que SO nombren para estos cargos,
cuando sea necesario. De los nombrados solo
uno ha pertenecido antes al Concejo municipal
60 ell senior don Pablo Vilella. Los ex-Conceia
les contribuyentes, de consideration, On ouie
nes no tuvo bien fjarse el Gobierno, para ta
les nombramientos SON los experimentation
Guillermo Rivera, don Miguel Marquee, don An
tonic Collazo Ortiz, don Evarlsto Torres, don
Justo Mendez Martinez, don Caledonia Marti.
nez, don Victor Hernandez, don Guillermo From
terra, don Aurelio Mendez Martinez, don Sebas
ti4n Soto dom Antonio e. Arana, don Manuel
Jesds Gonzalez, don Felipe Gonzalez, don Vir
giio Acevedo Hernandez, don Jose Monroy.-
Les sehores que dejamos citados, coz raz6n de-
ben creerse desairados, por el recto y pundono
roso general Daban, aunque es de suponerse que
3. e. no tendria tempo para YER Is classification,
que debi6 r en- Ia relaci6n de Ia Alcaldis. En-
los afios en- que NOS ocupamos de administration
pocos casos vimos como el presente; por este y
otros motives, cada dia estamos mas satisfechos
de habernos separado del "mundanel ruido -;
estando tranquiiamente gozando de la dulce psz
que NOS brinda nuestro Querido hogar.
Hasta otra 90 despide su antique amigo,-
x K ,I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Con motive de uu suelto que LA OoRREsPoN.
DENo1A public6 en- estos dias,-tomado NO recor-
damos de que peri6dico de 10 Isla,-recibimos
hoy de Guayanilla el siguiente telegrama que re-.
producimos CON gusto: .-- =
'Suplicole rectifcaci6n nombre Ayunta.
miento, Junta Sanidad milo, suelto pubcado
ndmero nueve corriente, respecto "Fiebre Anna.
rilla" ON Guayanilla. Estado ssnitario t6rmino
municipal sxcelente. -Ningdn case enfermedad
sospechosa alguna.-Higiene atendida preferen.
semente.-G -Guardias Civiles sin novedad.-Ha
sorprendido ese peri6dico.- ZAvALA."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Jurisprudencia popular, por don Francisco
Lastres, rs centavos el tomo. FL Testamento
y Ia hereucia, Filiaci6n, Patria potestad, Alimen
tos, FL matrimanio, tutela consejo de familia
Todos ajustados al nuevo C6digo Civil. Librerfa
de B.~F Saniurio Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Esta tarde se dlsponia una comisi6n de seho
res m6dicos pasar Santurce CON objeto de
examinar el sitio en- que ha de levsntarse un hos.
pital en- aquel barrio yer 81 reune las condicio.
mes necesariss para ell case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
DeD6sit0 de rutOs del Pals
tva "G,v, Blanca T" is Sss!asl.,

Esta muy acreditada marca de cerveza se
detalla en- los principales establecimientos de Ii
Capital y de la Isla, y sus cualidades estomaca
les buen gusto al paladar son insuperables.
Sus agentes para toda Ia Isla.-C CGldos ca
Camas de hero, colchones de alambre, jue
gos de tocador, y lavabo y maquinas de coser de
mano pedal, c6mprese M. Roman y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

BRoNCEADo DEL YEso.-fara broncear est&.
tuas otros objetos de yeso so hace primero un
j&b6n CON aceite de linaza una legfa de potasa,
y % echa una disoluci6n compuesta de cuatro par.
tes de sulfato de cobre una de sulfato de hie.
FRO, CON 10 cual Sc obtiene un preclpitsdo que co
jab6n ferruginoso y coproso, que tiene 81 color
de bronco antique: Sc a4ade este precitado
aceite de linaza cocido y Sc funde. Esta mezcla
se apllca sobre ell objeto, calentado 80 grados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Segun hemos dido declr, parece que SO trats
de fundar en- esta Capital una Sociedad coopera
tiva por accones de 10 pesos para facilitar las
familias de los militares precios econ6micos los
articulos de consume
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

La Sociedad Anonima de Credito Mercan
It'll en- hquidscion tenfa en- GAIA eff ctivo en- el
Banco EspaEol en- La tarde del 80 de Jnnlo 6ltimo.
una existsncia de $ll3 67979.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Hemos dido deer que ei se6or Gobernador
General y el sehor Intendente de Hacienda sc
han dirilido por TELEGRAPH al Ministro de Ultra.
mar suplicandole Ia remission de los nuevos pre-.
supuestos, fin de evitar los perjuicios que su
1ilacion pueda ocasionar entire los contribuyentes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

. Aver tarde en- 81 caLleJon del TamarlndO, una
pobre mujer presa de un vahido cay6 al suelo
causandose una gran herida en- Ia cabezs. Guam.
do lego el facultativo Ia encontr6 materialmente
regada en- ssngre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Los seEores vi.lar, F4ban ia han solici
tado de Ia Peninsula perfumeris especial que ex
hibir6n en- Ia p,6xina EXPOSITION regional 30,
ser representatives dc los fabricantes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
gaD25 Butacas preciosas

Be desean vender Is butacas de caob precosa
dc tercopeo az de las perteneceOn al coedor del
Cssdad dc aroa propias para uno de los hoteles que
piensan fundar motive de la Exposic6n de Puerto
Rico. Sc haan perfecto estado, como
den muy baratas. Drrse La casa de don EMETERIo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Mss g.. e; Z:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
Sc DESEA VENDER

estancia propia para cafe algunas cuerdas
producto nuevo situada Toa Alta otra Bsysm6n
tamben prop para cafe Sc recbsn en- reses caba
al contado e exceso del valor tuvere Ia
fuera mayor ell de Ia estancia nformara don Luis
Feliu en- Bayamon. 16-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

El microbes pr6xlmo q las II de 10 noche ce
lebrar6 junta ordinsris la Sociedad Amigos de
Pals en- lag bajos dol edifcio que oeupa ell Ateneo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Haoipozoo Don Lorenzo Joy, de GALES,
sOOC"OAc o. barrio de Cialitos, necesita una
buena cocinera. Son dos personas de familia. Las
que deseen ocupar la plaza que le escriban precio
condolences. Deben sefialar Gale ndmero
para contestar las que escriban. 1O-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12
ES ID a. 70 a.

-HO ~ ~ 10 ~
Compran venden Bones del Tesoro Deuda antigua accio
del Banco toda clase de moneda de plata 8 pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Qui6re Vd. fumar buenos cigarrillos Pues
solicite los de la msrca SSboney en- Ell almacen de
los senores A. Figueroa y C.a-Son extra supe.
riores los hay de las vitolas "Coronas de mo.
da"-" Cebollitas de brsa ",-Bowqwst de algod6n
hebra" "Corrientes "Corrientes de Brea ,,
Bouquet pectorales 80. la mar Son los ciga-
rrillos de moda en- Puerto. Rico.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
A NEW WORSHIP or FOREIGNERS.

In this aso Of lightning, this era of motion.
In four lays and a trffie we cross the big ocean
Soon will go round the earth in q sumptuouf
/ manner
wen whirl the big earth as we'd whirl GRO
And play with the globe as schoolboy would
| play ball.
Very soon wen be cramped for space and d.
| version,
! cursion,
And wen sink In ennui and In social stagna-
1 ton,
For there'll be no place left for a summer va
4 cation;
Tor the time will soon come. SO the portents ali
utter,
When Wen wake in New York, go to sleep in
Calcutta:
When wen breakfast in Rome near the palace
! of Cesar,
And dine in Soudan, where no crackers or
| cheese are;
When woIi sup in Melbourne, go to bed in b.
i gotta
And breakfast next morning somewhere in
i Dakota.
Pondering deep on these matters, l fell in a
| vision
And III tell you the dream. with substantial
i precision:
The world had grown old and had lost its va
! riety,
And strong men they persisted from very sa-
tiety.
The doctors prescribed change of air for a
4 medicine, ....- .".
New sights and new scenes, so they all went to
| Edison.
And the chosen committee the wizard accosted,
And told him the world was completely ex-
4 hausted.
""ris poor WORKOUT fiddle we can't play q
/ tune with;
Get us up machine TO go up to the moon with"
Tho genial inventor politely assented,
And the great interstellar balloon was invented
That pierced through the ether with arrowy
| motion
As a pointed nosed swordhsh will dart through
/ the ocean.
AS men now buy ticket to 60 on the cars with,
In my vision they bought one to go up to Mare
1 with;
There grew up q commerce between us and
| Venus;
Large business transactions were managed be-
! tween us.
The thought Of the earth in strict harmony
i kept tuno
To the thought of the sagcs who dwell upon
| Neptune.
Our coats were all cut in the most approved
i pattern
By the fashionable tailors who dwell upon Sat-
! urn.
We imported physicians for treating and cur
Ing US,
From the medical college established in IRA
nus
And the dudes. as OF old, continued to weary us
BY aping the necktcs and trousers of Sirius.
We found that our neighbors could hardly en-
| dure us
| II we didn't use the accent OF distant Arcturus
And with scorn i'll concealed would they all
! keep their eye on
A man whose rude tastes were not formed on
\ Orion.
And they thought that no act was more wicked
1 or stupider
Than not to believe in the Bible Of Jupiter.
So we copied all worlds till at last Mr.. Edison
Told his doctor point blank he would take no
i more medicine.
''The balloon invented has made us all fun
4 kics.
We ape other worlds like mere race Of mon
Il keys.
Our worlds mere echo; there isn't doubt
u of 1t.
I won't take your physic; want to get out Of
| it,"
Samuel Walter Foss In Yankee Blade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

On Saturday, August 10, the great
Harnum a. Bailey show will visit this
city and exhibit on the Elliott lot, In
the Ninth ward. The show is larger
and better this year than ever before
and contains u number Of special fea
tlres. 1ait pstasst
OF the circus performance there is
much to be said and it's strongest
claim is probably that the performers
are all champions. Among the artists
that have been brought over are the
most dashing and accomplished eques
triennes ever seen in this country.
Tie brilliant harmony OF colors and
artistic groupings in Columbus will
cause to recur 20 tho minds of the
thousands who witness the show
pleasant mern ories OF the greatest tri
Ilmph of modern theatrical represen.
thtions. When 1t is known that Imrr
Hiralfy has trained the ballet it will
tIe known that it is better done than
any other manager IN this country
could have done il. There are crowds
Of we'll trained girls and mon, pre-
sentlng every type Of beauty, who
perform graceful evolutions In the
dances. There are costumes that have
the look OF the 18th century abou,
them and which, high authorities have
said, are duplicates OF those worI
when Columbus was pleading before
Ferdinand and Isabella.
Tho Barnum ~ Bailey Show has
come to be one of Americas perma.
rent institutions. and merits more
than the smiling reference called out
by the ordinary circus. 1t Is worthy
or serious thought-not only for It,
self, but more whom one considers
what exceptional ability a man must
Hossess who controls the entire army
81 men and women who give the OK
llibitin-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Brownson Takes ono From Bordentown.
The four hundred, spectators who
saw the game of ball between the Bor.
dentown, N. j., and Brownsone on
Saturday at frat expected to see the
homo club keaten. but when the boys
settled down after the third inning
their hearts were considerably tighten
cd and at the closing Of the last Inning
saw their favorites the victors to the
tune OF s tot.
In the first inning the visitors scored
four OF their runs on as many errors.
When the basee were full Foster made
a bad throw which Thompson fumbled,
letting In two runs and on hits by
Mcguire and Kilroy. with the bases
full, the visitors secured two more
runs. Their last was made In the
eighth inning.
When the Brownsons stood before
Kilroy tho first inning they could do
but little with his delivery. Kelley
could not touch the ball but went to
the first bag on called balls. He COW
cred all the bags and scored on pass
ed ball. They scored again in the Sec
ond, and from then until the sixth
they could not find Kilroy's curves.
Things then began to look dark. but
the home boys were not going to
lose at this stage of the contest and
when they began the sixth inning and
Campbell faced Kilroy, the sphere
went bounding Into deep right field
lfor three bases. A single brought
him home. After making another run
they retired. Two more tallies in the
seventh put them on the lead by one
and the crowd gave vent to their feel
|lngs by lusty bursts OF applause
Two more runs were scored In the
ninth inning, thus Strengthening their
lead.
The home club put upa good game
Jus did also the visitors. The latter'i
infield was especially strong. Schult;
accepting many chances and all with
Jout an error. Eight hits were obtained
lon Kilroy, while but five were made
ION Foster. This Is the score by In
Inings:
Brownson o o. o Q IS
llBOrd'ntwn4 0 o o o 0 o 0-5
On Wednesday the Media, Pa. team
Twill try and wrest game from the
'lBrownson. They are a good team,
Having defeated Camden last week
ind played q ten.inning game with
lCape May. Everson and Egan will
be the battery for Media, while Eos
ter and Thompson will be In tie.
points for Brownson. Tho Brown
son management are now bringing
strong teams here entailing considera-
lble expense. and the games should be
better patronized.
Marx Shaw, the official scorer OF the
Brownson, will leave this week for
Trenton. n. j., where he he will con.
duct lunch dairy for Mr.. Stout, OF
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24
A NEW SAVINGS PLAN.


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bilious. loss of appetite, sleepless
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James Cook, of Catskill. n. Y, writes
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and after using three bottles which
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-24

Some time ago It was stated by
person In authority, that there were
no socialists or anarchists In this oily.
but that gentleman has probably learA-
ed different by this time. There is,
and has been society here for several
years, and IL now numbers over two
hundred members. Their place of
meeting was for some time in O sec.
ond etory room Of the building at the
southeast corner OF Taylor and Poplar
streets. but they removed several
years ago to more congeniai quarters
In the ives tern part Of the city. On
Saturday evening they were addressed
by Rudolph Modesto. OF the New
York Volks-Zelting." In ball on Jack
son street above Front. He urged his
hearers to stand together In defense
OF their rights, and pictured to them
the great advantage of having @ good
live newspaper to promote The Inter
ests of the working class. He also
urged thorough organization among
the workingmen. and his address,
which was delivered In German, was
greeted with applause.