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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26
NUEvAs MANIFEsTAClONEs
Corozal, Epero %, de 1882
Sr. Don Luis Munoz Rivera
Ponce

Nuestro muy estimado amigo CO.
rreligionario.
d La injusta depresiva ley electoral
desEe nos envia ell gobierno liberal, ha
ci6n eertado un sentimiento de indigna-
NosoR todo ell pals autonomista.
panoles yNos protestamos fFler de es-
de Observation-Disclosures con digniiad,
nos en- la Gates ley, que tiendei colocar-
cera clase, Y moria de espanoles de ter
,siag1s concepto 81 anifestamos que po,
curriremos las urA'or ning,tn case con-
seguridades que toh8Qas, a pesar de las
en- esta localidad, mos en- el triunfo
consiguiente el menguIA Aesprecsando por
Sc nos concede. Ado dprecho que
Despues de este, felieiA
con efusi6n por sus notallkAmos ustel
es articuIos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26
A DIEsTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Rectifcando una noticia dada por
nosotros, ell senor Balbas dice que nC
preSentG SW cGndidatura sin Ell 0pOyo de
su partidO de Su jete.
Lo que, libremente traducido signi-
flea. "Soy puerto-riqueno naci en- los
palmares de Santa Isabel me cubre la
nsancha del pldtamo; mis- correligionarios
no votan indfgenas y yo-.- yo
no saldr6 de las urnas."
Triste es meditar en- las humilacio-
nes que sufre un pals, aparte otras CO.
sas, por ell hecho de que ninguno de sus
hombres. conservador nj autonomista,
sirUe para representarle en- los cuerpos
legislativos.
Y mas triste ai1n reconocer que 4
nadie sorprende una coincidencia tan
humillante
Entire La Integridad LA DEMoCRA-
CIA media IN abismo immense. profun-
do, infranqueable; pero es conterraneo
nuestro ell director del colega, y 81 su-
biese a las Camaras, subiria con mas
derecho que Alfau que Lastres. que
Garcia Gomez Alcala.
Y nosotros, no pudiendo ir los CO.
~ CLOS por decoro; no pudiendo triunfar
u Sgullo, verfamos con satisfaction
Poro fonen ~ o6gassular en- el congreso espanol.
ono.anoros en- no il'' 70 que lie eligan sus
La ma,,cto no Sc borra,>
la malaici6n no ceAs' t''c." no
Is aguas lustrales de CangrejossS III con
Y por ESQ el escritor
De valer de valor,
Sc conforma bien 8 NAL. q
De buen grado de NAL grado, d
Con ser solo diputado c
Provincial.
Entire tanto las cartas de Ubarri d
ueven sobre Utuado y Adiuntas para n
ecomendar al senior Martin Sanchez, c.
ne no tiene la mancha y que es yerno u
el procer. G
Saldra pues no ha de salir! obten- 81
ra cuanto quiera de un ministerio que g
abe como maneja su rebano 81 to Pan g
OrrilleS de esta TERRA. 81
Ubarri entiende a su manera la ash
Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

Ell no admite el sufragio. nj el iuicio
por iurados, nj la prensa libre, nj Ia tri-
buna sin trabas, nj la libertsd sin obsta
culos.
ESQ Sc le antoia una coFruptela de-
mocratica odiosa y fea; pero admite '
patrocina la yernocracia, Y SO apoya en-
sus preceptos. la levanta a la catego-
ria de dogma.
No le toquen Martin Sanchez Iohl
porque es como llegar al Satlcta sameto-
rum en- que reside su autoridad de ca
Clique.
! Balbas Balbas no hizp ningdn me-
rito con los suyos.
lSe bati6 bravamenteg / Y que
iLidi6 con brfos Ell la prensa lY
queY
.Impuls6 hacia adelante al incondi-
cionalismos Y queg
Mantuvo. con sus propios sacrif-
clos, la discipline ! Y ques
Balbas no es yerno de UDarri
Sus esfuerzos Sc olvidan. sus entu-
siasmos no Sc recuerdan, aus impetus
Sc desconocen, Y el puerto-riqueno, ell
insular, eI .jtbdrO queda oscl4ro an la pc
numbra de su NAL compreadida doci-
lidad.
ST con tan rudas leceiones
No aprende Balbas, inierO,
Que es Balbas un verdadero
Espanol -. sin condiciones
Ell General Daban ha visitado al Ge-
neral -. es decir al Cortnel Ubarri.
Ell otro Dabau. don Llis. sostuvo
con el cacique duras controversies le
puso en- jaque mas de una yez.
A este quiza debi6 su relsyo
Hoy su hermano, con la presente VI
sta, reconoce que don Pablo es un po-
der que EN- vano serfa resiatirle, mien
tras tenga su disposition los setenta
alcaldes de Puerto-Rico.
Ell manubrio electoral Cbedece / la
diestra del senor, ante ell senior Sc IN
Gina todo ell mundo Official.
iBendito sea ell reuma exclamara en-
su .tortale<G de la calle de San Francis
co ell Pontf6ce. Bendito sea el reu-
ma, que impidiendome ir la montana,
obllga a la montana venir hacia mi
iOh, infujo del cunerisrno! tCuan-
do sonarfa ell curtidor de pieles con la
vista de los que representan q la patria
altiva, a la patria grande bizarra de
Carlos V del Cardenal Cisneros 7
Don Pablo no pagara esa vista larga
y afectnosa, en- que SO tratarian de se-
guro atlas cuestiones de encasillado.
-" Cuente usted con diez seis Gu
neros. General-prorrumpiria con as
pera voz ell enfermo-el ursioo eleetor
soy y6 y no Sc me impone ningdn Le-
aeSm0 con disfraz ecOnd3N;c0.
Vayase usted tranquilo y confe en-
mi: para ESQ procure Qne hasga ntds me-
yorta."
Y ell General, satisfeeho,
Pudo marcharse exclannando
iQue columna de ia patria
iQue colega tan simpatsco!
Salvara 4 su yerno. = bien:
~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

Y el General, satisfecho,
Pudo marcharse exclanlando:
lQue columna de ia patria
iQue colega tan simpatsco!
Salvara 4 su yerno. y bien:
De diez y seis diputados.
81 que da ounce, va ppede
Para un hijo guardian algo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

ST con tan rudas lec1iones
No aprende Balbas, infiero,
Que es Balbas un verdadero
Espanol =. sin condiciones
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05

- 9em Sbeoiopbens unfug. tpeIder
aud bier3ulanbe In ben &6pfem alter
bpiterii6er Weiber beiber @ei1leebter
groBes unbeil angeri6tet bat. lit elm
gemaltiger @egner In profefor
Mar Muller bon Srforb, Der
b06fen Nutoritdt gnglanb's, mo ni9t
Ser Welt. in ben @praden unb
ber 2iteratur bes Srients, erfanben.
gr ertldrt ndmli9 in Nineteenth
Century. baB es fold elm Ding pie
r@foteriiden 8ubbbiSmuS", ipel1en
Mme. 8labat8fp, bic nerftorbene 0obes
prieiterin Der 9beoiopbie, geprebigt
babe, gar nidt gebe. Srgenb Elm
9inbu babe ber Dame, lpel9e bic
canonii9en Bidder bes 8ubbbismus
nidt leien fonnte, ba iie bic Spra9en
ni9t bertanb, in benen bieielben ges
f9rieben iinb, einfa6 elm Mdrben
aufgebunben. Weiter fpridt fi6 Der
profeGDr aud NIT alIer S1drfe ges
gen bic SbeDrie bes @eilterbertebrS
aus. tpel9e eine Der 9auptlebren
Der 9beOiopbie bilbet. 8ieaei6t merben
bic Gr6rterungen Mar WtiillerS 'Oieien
ober Semen abbalten, fi6 nit benz tbeos
iopbiiden 8l0biinn peiter ab3useben.
Sie e6ten Singer ber neuen 2ebre
tpirb er aber ppbl faum mod bon ibz
rem Mabn beilen f6nnen, benn gegen
0ummbeit fdmpfeu betanntlid feIbR
@6tter pergebli6. So dnBert H1
iiber ben beiagten llnfugber Gineinnas
tier ugpltsfreunb",
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bornebmfteu Monumentalbau ieineS
2anbes, benz @eidshaufe. gepibmet
bat. Wenn iiber cine 2eifung bieles
&anges, bic ein beipdbrter unb berborraz
genber Meiter in lan9idbrigem MIben
unb Gin9en aus ieinem perablute
gei6afen bat, in iol9em Sone abge>
urtbeilt ipirb, 10 1tuB baS nidt nur
ber betroffene aiinitler, ionbern ieber
ieiner BerufSsenofen serabe3u als cine
&rdnfung empfinben. Der @ipfel Der
@ef6madlofigteit! = @ladli1ermeiie
1T in bem Worte ielbit ein milbernSeS
MDment emtbalten; benn es beutet an,
baB es iid bel bieiem llrtbeile Iebisli9
um cine @ei6madsfrage banbelt, iiber
bic ia, nod bem befannten Sprii9.
tporte, ieber feline eisene Nniidt baben
barf. lnb parum folte benz Safer
bertpebrt fein, mas bsm @eringften
ieiner llntertbanen erlaubt if2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05

Gafi.m 9ie lid elm
p er5, tuenn Gle cine lei.
oerlbe Drau finb. Fir bic
@roniiden Sdtudhe3nitdnbe,
pesttlthen St0runsen nnb bis.
creten aeiben, tpelde has 9oos
Der Trautn finb, gibt 20 ein
Rottttoes Wfittel, mnb bas 1T
DIR. Yierce'e Favorite Pre-
scription. Wenn gie baifelbe
geiuifenbaft sebraudem, iann
teoe GtorMn9 unb unyeaeL
indbtsfsit auf bic Dauer fu.
rtrt tperoen.
10 TT eine ridtise Graue,,.
ar3nei, bic ber jarfem Gonitis
tutten ses fG6meren DE-.
i9ls4t.s forsfdltis ansspa6t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05

eanje 6nftm auf resulirt Iub f5rbert an.
Bsrriatnnaen bes Crsauismas '1s'' muS ft.it sSt
&raft nnb @tfuubbeit tpteber ber.
"Favorite Prescription" 1T bie ein,iae
@r5net fiir tranenleiben, fir tpelde Ga.
rantte aeletitet ipirb. $50 es niat bilit
ooer betlt, tutrb bas Gelo suriidsssebsn.
@omit maht man am betten elnen Ser.
fnd, tpenn man &atarrb bat, - nit eiusr
Nieot3tn, bic GHberen gebolfsn baben utaa,
ober init elmer, bic inter fnanaieIIer ga.
rantte DID au furireH peripridbtS Die Gt.
atnthiiner bon DR.. Gages Catarrh Remedy
itno btreitf Deinen &atarrb rsIifommeit
rne TIL imn,er ju furiren ober Dir, foas
ft etss Hidt fonnsn, $500 baar su Sablsa.
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92bptoarapbifdes 9ltelier

BON u. q. galIawap, SO. Alb
Of 0ouifonffraBe liefert bic feiniten
pbotograpbien- &abinetgr6Be- fiir SO
bas Dubenb. Gruppenbilber in i16ns
FER Ausfiibruns. Spre1t unbebimgt
Dor. wenn Sbr Bic Nbf6t babt, gu1
pbotograpbiren gu laHen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05

@egen bas llrtbeil, ,bas Der beutf6e
8aiier iiinslt in &om iiber Berlin.r
Mr9itettur unb bic Berliner Nrhitefz
ten geipro9en bat, ipenbet ii9 nuns
mebr aud, mie S1 ermarten mar, bic
n9eutide 8auatg." 9as 8Iatt iagt i:
nguf pel6e beri6nliden @rfabrungen
Der &aiier feline Nnii6t iiber bas iddb>
li9e uebergemi6t ber Mr1iteften 'in
Senfmals Gragen ftiibt, ilt ni9t be-
fannt. Wabrideinli9 bat er iie pors
5ugsmeile aus benz 8erlaufe Der 0ors
bereitunsen gum 9tatiomalbenfmal
Safer Wilbelm's 1. fi6 gebilbet.
Mfit &e6t mirb betont, baB bel benz
Niebermalb Denfmal unb bel ben
aablrei6en felt benz Sabre 1871 entz
ttanbenen fleinen Denfmdlerm in
9enti6lanb gerabe bas llebergemidt
Der Ir6iteften nid]t fart genug geiue.
fen 1T, benn ionit tpdren f9erlia in
man9en Gdllen erfreuli9ere 2eiftun.
gen entfanben." - Meiter beiBt es
Aim f9mersli6ien fat bic gefammte
Ga6genoReni6aft pobl bas fdbarfe
@ort empfunben. bas Der Safer BEN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05
5Dmnenid]irmt.

gsir erbielten ioeben Elm uor3asIi6ss Alisss
timent BON eonneui9irmen in GHifIsx,
crepe de Chine ilnb anbere gsopitdten IN ipsib,
f4tpars uno bunten 6arben. Disie Gdirms
tperSen iiaerIid anflans finben. e
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= Die bier groBen transatIantiiDen
Sampfers @efelIi6aften laKen i'm @anz
aen HOO 69iIfe laufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-05
alti0fritDtfe.
epe5ielles in frans0iiiden Gbaaies.

SpeSielles in franS0iiiden @baaies.
Bir baben eine CROPS, 9reis Rebuttion in
tpoDenen @bauies nprsenommen. gBenn ie,
mails ein 9rofit fir bic aunben ba tpar, bier
lit er. Grans6iiide @balIies, Cream Garbe,
ieh6m semuftert, bon 65 gents berabseiett a,lf
so Gents.
Beorudte tpo!lene grepes in elesanten Mu=
tern, bic friiber ME fiir tueniser ais rs mnb
81 Gents perfauft tpurben, pfieriren mir fiir
50 Gents.
SpeSiell.
Soliber ihtparser fran35iiider MouiisIin.
8urbe ME unter S5 @ents perfanit iett nar
25 GentS.
Spe5iea.
S5ran3Siiid seinuitette Sateens in ipunber.
bubIden InfterN, in beQen unb bunfeln
@runbfarben; ielten untsr 40 Gents pertauft.
Sebt Yarbs fir @inen Dollar.
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s9- Die beiten Gorten MeNers
S6miebwaarea, S@eeren &c. billig au
beben bel u. 6eufinger.
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= Sn @roBbritannien geb6rt bon
iieben mdnnIi6en 2obnarbeitern nnr
elmer su elmer 3rabe Union.
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gbplera im 9abpratorinut.

BON einem Gboleras6aa i'm 2abo>
ratorium beri6ten Sberar3t Dr. Greps
mutb bonn Stabts2aaaretb gu Danaig
unb Dr. 2idfett in Der lebtem hummer
Der Deuti6sn Mebi3inii6en Mo6en=
i6rift". Oieie 9erren arbeitetem in
ibrem 2aboratorium nit @bolera-8az
cillen. Ser 2aboratorium Diener
auti6fomsfi, Elm 20idbriger, o6llig ges
iunber MenI6, erfrantte am IL. Wpril
;. S., na6bem er einige Sage Magens
i9mer3en une Qppetitloligfeit gebabt
bate, nnter 5iemlid beftigen Dur6z
fdqea. &uti6topsfi mar bel allen Mrz
beiten nit ben GbolerafuIturen, beim
&einigen Der plaiten, Geagen8gIdfer
&C. bel6dftigt getDeien; bic erforberlis
den Torf9tsmaBregeln paren linn
eingei9drft unb tuurben BON benz I'M
telligenten Menf1en ftets piinftli6 be-
folgt; nur einmal, iOmeit nadmeisIi6,
mid er babon ab: rNm Z. ober s.
Npril", 10 beiBt es in ieiner ielbfpers
faBten &ranfengei1i1te, rbatte iGb
0errn 2idfett platten BON perfdiebes
men Ndbrb0ben bereiten belfen.. I'm
10 Hbr 8orntittags tpurbe cine paule
gema6t, i'd tuar eilig unb bate mir
ni6t bic 9dnbe getuai6en; i6 fri6
cine @emniel, aB bieie unb ging bann
tpieber ing 2aboratorium, UNI bas
Teblenbe bort fertig at MAIDEN.
Gum Mfittagefen bate i6 mir
bic 9dnbe getpaf9en. Wdbrenb er
nun in ben bei6en ndebfen 3agen tel
nerlei lnbebagen mertte, befam er am
oritten Gage S6mer3en in Der 60be
beg gabels. batte penig Nppetit unb
ffarfen Durf. Nm 10. Nbembs trat
Grpit, &ollern i'm 2eibe unb MufifoBen
Elm, am nd6iten Sage Moreens seieGten
ii9 basu 2eibibmeraen, S6pd9e in
ben Betnen, S6minoel unb 9ur1fdlle..
Die unter geeigHeter ar3neili9er Bes
banblung am fiinften Sage MbenbS
gum Stiaftanb famen. Mit @iidli9t
auf bic begleitenben umfidpbe lag Der
@ebanfe an cine Snfettion nit @onImas
baciaen, an cine iogenannte 2abora.
toriums6olera nabe. @1pn i'm 9tubl
lieben fib bur6 mifroifppii9e priifung
5ablrei9e &ommabacil1en na9meilen,
beren Iorbanbenfein fur1 &einfultur
nod geii9ert unb beren @iftigfeit auf
@ebeimratb &o6s YeranlafIumg BON
Or. &oiiel i'm Sod f6em Snititut bur9
Sbierperiu6e an MeerI6mein1en fefts
6efelt tpur6e.
SIR ben urfd9li1en 3uiammenbang
Der Cholera nit Der &rantbeit beS
9uti6fopsfi fpri6t tpeiter bic auffdls
liqe Sbatiade, baB Oil benz Sage. als
Der Gboleraanfall ats beenbi9t angeies
ben merben fonnte, aud bic aommas
folonien gum lebten Wfale int Stuble
na9meisbar tparen. Sn ben pielen
Sabren, ieiiben aler Orten nit
&ommasga5iIen bafteriologii9 gear
beitet tporben 1T, lit bies Der apeite
Sal, bel tuel6em l1nporii6tigteit
bel Der Nrbeit gu elmer grfran=
flung fiibrt. Sn dbnli6er Weife infis
5irte ii9 boz Sabren Elm Nrat bel baftes
riologii6en grbeiten in Berlin. SIM
8egeniaB gu ben Teriu6en pettenfos
fers, @mmeri@s unb Der Wiener Mer3te
3eist bieier Sal, baB sana unabbdmgig
BON benz stpeiten @tmas, bas bur9 Bic
0rtli6sseitli6e DispDfition bebinst iein
ioa, i6On bic @infiibrung gerinser
Wtengen 4o6' i6er &ommabaaillen
cine bentlide @boleras s@rtranfung bers
beifiibrenfann.
= @egen bas llrtbeil, ,bas Der beutl6e
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$11.OO
Striinlpfe.

Dainen Drop eti9A tn srau, ldipara
Ieberfarben unO anberen mobernen Sarben,
bon 40 nno so eents berabsefett auf
35 Cts. pber 3 2saar fir Loo.
Rinoer.e etrimpfe, rotb, braun, leSerfarbem
&c. gu Is, 20 unS rs gents.
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Ser blltbfnot 5rilDltlt9
brinst bliibenoes @eldaft
ltniu @eiddftslotal 1T DoQgepadt lnit 8ngains
3eoes Departement an9efilt nit 1leuer Sriib=
jabrss uno Somr1er maaren sass

Wn
orwdbnb
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Sn alien anberen Departments n
bas 2ager bplIltdnbie unb bietst Bic
reidfte Nusmabl.
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Trau50i1d)e GrgaaOits

in alien ben neueiten Garben, belle ,s.sb saujtt
@runbfarbem. ebenio gut tuie 6ie anterspe
fur s5 @en's perfaufte Waare bel uns rs
@ents bic Oarb. ss.sss
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Siitt! Site :!
@roBe Sieouttion in 6iiteu.

@ro6e &eonition III Siiteu.
2eiet, oann fommt unb iiberseust Sud
sSir baben berfaiebene Dusenb unierer
elesanten @lufterbite iibris, int preiie ben
$14 uab $16 Bis $1S. @tr baben bieieIben
aaf ben 9reis bon
$11.OO
berabseiett. Sbr f6nnt gad bieie @elsssn.
beit nid9t entSeben laiien. 1lniere Suite iinb
eiufa6 srobartis. 8atbea anb Seeons finb
besaubernS ihDn. 31sert nidt unb trefft
Sure @abl.
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spitell . llnl9dagt

iiir Damen BON dusse3ei3neteH etantias
Spiten ansefertist. Sosben erbaIten. Dk
@aden iinb munberbar iHSn.
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CITNARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN -.
Umbra 49,. sept a. IN. Scryla...Oct s. II g. w.
Imranla sept. IG Q a. m. Umbr Oct Z, a. ~
Etiurla ~. SEPT % 4 q M. I.ucana Oct II, a. H.
EXTRA STEAMER.
bAIlIA ~ ~ 49,
From Pier 40 North River foot OF Castson
Cabin passage $50 and upward. second cabin s31 anu
upward. according 10 steamer and location; =,
Seeragc tickets and fI0m all parts OF Europe az
very For freight and paSsa2a Apply o1 '"o
con'i any's cCice. No. Bowling Green, Ncw,for
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agcnts.
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There were still no transactions in The state
issues. OF the city bank stock western Nj
tional sold lO) az lG1
The general bond market was dull and irregular
Atchison IS yielded l.? per cent. ht NJ 'ih'
close recovered the loss, while a" seconds
were, We're neglected. Northern acihc ianor bonds
were higher Chicago and Northern Pacific irSt'
advancing IA per cent TO ~ Ia ana Nor,h.Iih
Pacific IS "a much "a per cent 10 "a. or the
Philadelphia and Reading issues first and second
incomes gained the fraction AZ 80 > ana ~ -
respectively but third incomes fcl! - per cent
TO - -. and general mortgage A. closed per
cent lover az Gs after sales al ~ ~ f"r'
Worth and Eenvcr City fisis rose nearly 4 per
cent Ia - IS. and were cIcrp'lonal ny cios ,il
at their highest figures hNrcp'lns me ISSUES
named the variations were small anu III" Trans
actions liqht Reference j. made to our iull
Money on call remained easy at 3 per cent.
he highest rate was ana the lowest per cent
lime money was nOmiDaly easier, nut large COM
missions were eNacted.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges S74o96,5l0; balances. s4.o5A i %:
The SUBJ reasury was debtor to the Clearing
House Sls6,034. The business Of the Snb-Ireas-
ury for the week ended tonight includes Ir-
ccps Of Sle,j49,soG, and payments OF ST.
$50, 100, leaving the general balance SJs,l3V.-
O30 against S57,730D33 on August -, AN APP
parent gain Of $3.50, 097 But dedncting from the
payments Sl,213,000 and from the receipts Si,-
$50, 900 for items which affect only It's accounts
with the general Treasury, its loss as affecting the
banks is 81, 46790l, and this result includes re-
ceipts OF S0l ,453 for payment at other points
1881: payments, S2l00,7s2; with balances
of S50,5l6 6, GA coin and S1,622,346 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day $00l90 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S406,20l. the in
ternal revenue receipts 1922, o35, and the mscel-
lane0us receipts $40, 30.
10-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement a.
follows
Net gold on hand So Io5 oiO so6 sos 500 1887
on hand - Ii45O7IO 1883 o3o Dec 627 $50
Net silver on hand 3Oj3jO0 3Tt2Is0 Inc. 6-1ssO
Actual cash IN the
Treasury gauf~
over outstanding 49,
certificates .Slif B13 10 all 4 JOB VI
Deposits In bank l2.922433 12.31332b Inc. 1Ost2
Net cash io 1927 ,535 500 1927 iGs42s Dee. ssG725
The foreign exchanges were fairly active, and
London rates were slightly higher. while on
Continental points they firm but unchanged.
The supply of commercial bills was extremely
light The market closed strong at these quota
lions for actual business Bankers bills 81 So IA
asa 81 I-a and 81 s6aS4 SO IA for long and
short sterling respectively: French francs 522 IL
and $40 j-saj.20: rcichmarks, 81 80 and % l-sa
- Ia.
In London British consols sold ex-intercst ut
a. 9-l6 for money and % IL for tho account.
The Bank Of England lost f2e, 900 bullion on
balance In the open market money was steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
$4,000
I'D Ncar j Per Ccui laald Raud.

Inc ciiY 81 NcwAbany. Indiana Will receive sealed
proposals ~ w" once Of the Sinking Fund Commissioner
the FIRST National Bank nt Nrw for
the Forty Thousand Rrunding Bond- untiI saturday.
sept ~ iS,3' at 10 ~ M These bonds dated o.
ioocr u 1888 aud are PAYABLE fifteen year, from date
barring nNr Jl per cent. interest
bonds principal aud Interest n,v.ba ar N,v. Yo
proposals Will be- received for entire ism. or for any
amount thereof not less than thousand dotI,r-
M bid under par viii be- considered 10 Der cent. will
required acceptance Of bid and tho h.,ncs p.r
cent on Oct her 49, when the bonds vii, % S,t,,t,d
Real val ne 81 t'N'pie property $50 900 900
hssessei valuation II 400 O01
Total bonded debs.. ~? 0oJ
J. J. BROWN.
ST., L. BRADLEY,
Sinking Fund commis.loners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
c1ns1xn OFFICES OLE RosroN STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Friday, September Up

There was little doing in the stock market 10
day hut in the last fcw minutes sharp advances
were made by the active stocks. IL was ''''
end of the business week, and evidently inc
board-room traders were disposed Ia close con
tracts ON the eve of Il pro,ractcd interruption
NJ husincss Tomorrow is by Inv 4 ha!fhollday
in the state and account of Labor lay ons-
ness will not be fully resumed until TUESDAY
There was consequently logical reason Tor N''
excessive dulncss. For the smart upward turn
in the final dealings there was better pre-
text than the reasonable certainty that the weekly
hank statement will be extraordinarily favorable.
The receipts of gold from Europe and currency
from the interior, together with the dlsbur'''
ments by the Treasury and the increase III nah"-
note circulation. indicate one Of the best pahk
| st,tcments ever published. II Will br SURPRISING
if the deficit under the 2jpercent rule l. MOI WIp'
out and small surpius , re,cI Incs nnt nearly
| approach So 600, 900 popular expectation VIII W.
| disappointed Hopeful anticipatlons were con-
bned with other causes to max" inc 'osns S,i, I'm,
There was not much change III the g'h'iaI s''ud
ton Money was easier. but III" dlsappc'Tdn''
Of a premium on currency preclud'I inr'h'l ~"
ports of gold, and apparently no iuirn'i n,
may he expected from tins source. Inc Nelih"
will take its time in discussing VI" >'N'i
question: and perhaps rs decision VIII h"' W.
rendered in a month. In mat tne ,'lS'"'',"
about the tariff may he aroused, and the sl' cial
session of Congress prolonged until the i'snl'i
meeting. II is becoming daily clearer that an
issue of bonds must be- made 10 protect tH' III
tepritv of the National currency. hut II l. NOT GER
ram Nyherher this measure will be carried hrIpi"
the regular session. An issue of bonds. "l'i"f
for purchases Of silver bullion or Ia meet u'-
iciencies in the revenue, J. sp"ctacI" 10 ="
dreaded. Issued the maintrndn"" or III"
Mon bonds were accepted gladly; 10 bnN Svi"
in exchange for silver they may be somewhat us
credited There j. doubt that they can %"
marketed and in fact, Europe Is waiting 10 TAX"
them but that does not remove III" Stigma from
the new issue The Senate l. dawdilnS over
matter of supreme importance.
The variations and business IN stocks wei"
hardly worth comment. Sugar Refining rose
about = per cent for speculative reasons, ana
General Electric II per cent Tor u" nrl'ci
reason than that the company had not hefn place'
in the hands Of receiver. 81. FAM gained -
much because it WAS believed once more that ~"
dividend. which is near at hand, would be tie
clared and paid a. usual. Final variations III
yariably wer,. advances III the lrading stocks OF
from | TO 3 per cent, but these were made IN the
final dealings and for that reason may not nav"
been significant
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
4 few odd lots OF Government bonds w-i" SoIi
at prices considerably above recent bids lhcN
oavn strength 10 the market, and bids FOR ~"
Is were raised IL per cent FINAL quotations
foil