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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

"I have been victim of catarrh for ten years. It has kept my head feeling badly with a sense of fullnoss and ringing i'm the ears. Instead of discharge from the nose. as many have it has acted so that either one or tho other of my nostrils has been tightly closed up 50 that
 Could Not Breathe
 through 1t, nor would blowing the nose clear it. l tried several catarrh cures and different treat ments, but failed to get any relief At last reading of permanent cures by Hoods Sar- saparilla determined to glvo it a fair honest trial. have now finished four bottles and am satisfied 1t has effected cure, for the catarrh no longer troubles me 0 particle. and feel better In every way than have for yearG am very
 Grateful at the Result
 And If what have said of tho benefit have obtained be of any use in persuading otheEs to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Tn Memory of Gen. Armstronp.

HAMPTON, Va, May Memorial ser vices to Gen. S. c. Armstrong will be combined with the anniversary exercises of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural institute on Thursday, May B, commence ing at 1:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Ex-Governor Long Appointed.

WASHINGTON, May 22-The President has appointed ex Governor John D. Long of Massachusetts member of the Board of Visitors to the Naval Academy in place of Governor Mckinley of Ohio, who was una ble to serve
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
will Recommend an Income Tax.

WASHINGTON May 22.-Careful inquiry among Cabinet officers warrants the state ment that the President has decided to recommend to Congress the imposition of an income tax on all incomes above five thousand dollars year, as was stated in a Washington paper ten days ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Organized to save Their Whiskers.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The walters of the principal downJo wn restaurants have set cn foot new organization which is to have as it's first object the securing of the right to wear whiskers. The new organi- zation is to be styled 1.-The New York Walters Civil Rights Protective Associa- tiOn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
A Decided Come-Doyp.

There's a roomer in the air." mutt tered the impecunious seventh-f1oor lodger, as he slid down the rope that led from his window to the back alley, 'that the landlord won't be able to trace, and I'll bet on itr-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

FROM what can be learned of the Russian treaty it will be credit to this country if it is lost and never revived. The extradi.ion of political offenders to Russia, as at present governed, would be a crime against humanity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

CHICAGO, May 22.-Nine Greeks are under arrest for passing counterfeit silver coin. Seven of the prisoners are fruit peddlers, one a saloonkeeper and another a ar-tender. They are believed to be an organized gang. They were arrested in three batcheS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
PENMA NSHIP.

Teaches every pupil to write fine, rapid busi- ness hand in course of 16 private lessons and NO FAILURES. All kinds of pen work executed in the highest degree9oflthe art.1
 107 BANK RTRED3,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Assessors NotiIe.

DY a change of the law regulating the ID assessment of Taxes in Waterbury, everyone owning property in said town must hand in list of all Taxable property owned bv them on the 1st day of April, 1893. The Assessors will be in session during the month of June, in the Council Chamber, City Hall, to receive such lists. All persons neglecting to bring in their lists on or before June 30th, 1893, will have 10 per cent added to their assess ment,
 GORDON B. LAWRENCE,
 DANIEL KEEPER, Assessors.
 CHRISTIAN HAUSER,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

II think it possible that marriage is the only state that is conducivesto real happiness" Are you married?"
 "Er-nc; but am engaged"
 'Yes; thought ."-Chicago Rec .N-.S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

'I'm afraid it's several poems, J sighed John, as he thought of the bill. Boston Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Bonnet Bigger Than Sonnet.

Don't you think my new bonnet is a perfect poem, John?" asked the poet 5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
Elements of Popularity,

Thompson-Jones seems to be very popular. I wonder what's the reason? Johnson-It's all due to the way he greets a man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22
What He Thought

'Nine times out of ten he says let's
 have something."-Texas Siftings
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-22

A hen at Thomaston, Ga., has built her nest in the fork. of 8 tree twenty feet above the ground.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11
sabine pnar nxcepts.

~ t"e tutor OK The Hqal-
otfce Ok sabine Pass Wharf Company,
sabine Pass. Texas Unaor the hentine 81
Render Unto Caesar That Which Is Cae-
s9r ~ John Howard. " and Tor TcSas,
ithems my sentiments 10 a dot,l | beg to
take exception 90 one phrase, vie: Sreais-
ins u Yeiascoi tthe only deep water port
on the Texas caassl Here must cali the
gentleman to a haiL / presume the gen.
uenan mas mol read VI latslS. There Is 81
pogt on The Texas coast that win sect
NelaSeo and 60 two better That port Is
sabine Pass. Texas. which NJ present
writing has It's feet Of water On her bar.
and SOFT mud bottom under that; sl99 to
StDJ0 says we can cross the bar At Sabine
Pass With vessel drawing ls feet draft.
tuFihermoee, now listen. MIR John How
9tda Oul coast for ten miles on either side
OF the bar ~ 50 formed that n vessel
should he 50 unfortunate rs to be blown
ashore q gale. she can wailow and roll
In the mud untii Size gets into three zee,
o. water will take CLARKE & Cos
deity contradictory tug Seminole, pun
sAid stranded vessel Into deep water again
ana she Won't nave her copper paint
reehed on. Can they do that AZ any other
Texas portf. Agsfln. we have communion
tion with the. interior by that grand, old
reliable. Observation-Disclosures State, railraod,
the Southern Pacific. beside water nayigaA
ton on the NatcheE and Sabine rivers and
their tributaries, with the busy little cities
Of beaumont on the one ana Orange on
the other
MI. John Howard OF and for Texas, we
cordially extend an invitation 10 you to
pay us a visit We will extend the right
hand OF Fellowship 70 You, and It shun't
cost You cent while with us. II yelasco
surprises you, We want to surprise YOU
Some more, We want to show you as me
a wharf as amy port IA Texas can boast OF
and as good facilities for loading vessels
40 any port IN Texas can show In fact
we VIII show you lots more than our
space permits us to speak or and that
you eyer thougE or Yours respectfully, /
y G, Reeve,
OF and For Sabine Pass ana the Balance |
of Texas Afteryprd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

tain Devery from the Eleventh to the
First, but ten others also changed be-
sides all ordinance oilicers, Captain pc
Nery's Change was made at his own re-
quest lie sent n communication TO the
board stating that In view Of the fact thai
an Indictment had been found against MIN
- captain Of the Eleventh precinct by
the grand jury, ne thought that he would
precinct
q strange and emphatic warning must
nave been received by the proprietors or
the different establishments IN the TEN
derluin district by some mysterious
nHency word WAS sent around that II
would he better 10 close IN. There was no
limlt OF time stated for the continuance
OF this moral spell There was nothing
Tor the keepers of thcsc places TO do but
% take the warning. and thut Is the rea-
son that the "Tenderluin' WAS quiet and
sad last night Both the changes and The
wave Of reform are attributed to the work
of DR.. Parkhurst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11
- MonaANls NloP.

THE Montgomery Advertiser draws the
aeadly parallel on Senator MurEaa aud our
Of his own mouth ebnvcts him q the in
consistency which he has charged upup
others.
gauasor Morgan vas one 81 the foremost
among tarin retorners few snort year8
ago, and excerpts fgom speechea mpdo by
aim on vaysous occasions are Reproduced
Is shoyy inst he employed no hal1-way
terms in his vigorous denunciation Of the
protective system.
Senator Morgan was then IN harmony
with his party. Now be Is not, Thea he
Irainiained mat Albania Iron aad coal
industries seeded 40 protection now he
lnatsts tlsat ne must oppose tariff reform
wherever Il Affects duties on A!abama
rrhdnctR Ee hag changed front entirely
efsa except the handfu OF pr0teeh0Hists
il Rl8oar1a to whom be has surrendered
as Political fu.nre, MS friends and far
raaf adnirers are deeplR grleyed and dis
arpoin1oi. The senator Is growing ca
and ealidlsh and u probehiy in bis dotege
The Advertiser ay8 more ia sorrow than
IA enser me proof seems TO accumnlate
that tie senator Is not the same man ne
was then. lie loses his temneE. lie de-
nouueas hfs PARTY. Ha abaudous fts plat-
form en- tie currency and the tarid. Ee
opposes its leaders. He repualates itg
record. he rgaEs ~ Qou-f9Ge in his meth
oaa ana tiiea fhs Advertiser asks; can
Il he that the washington correspondent
or his corllai Supporter, The MONTGOMERY
Journal exaggeratsd when ne sa'1 ~ ore
nf til9 senator's speeches not long ago;
An who heard min, au VINO aaw his
once saoa5 ana erect c51m b5wal nown
and shaking IKE a reed 0y wnl and IN
1ioes wiHas, AMI aaw hia trcmulous, az
most nalaed hands as ba hai4 the scraps
Of memoranda before him, knew he never
spaka moro truly ana that q great man. 4
great Intellect brilliant mind sud q
storehouse OF knowledge, we're NJ last CIV
ing away % the Tremendous atraiu tacy
hare 50 long ana so faithfully undergone
n tho public sergice"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11
rnE nANKRuPrcY nILL.


The Torrey hansruntey bill has been laid
on the SHELF and q substitute win NOW he
eiTsred IL It's stead. probably 90 meet the
Same fate.
1t seems 10 be pretty generally agreel
that bankruptcy bill Of some sort Is
neesed. but an agreement Upon a measure
Ahat VIII be generally acceptable seems
net to be 80 easy.
the objection 20 the TprFey bill was
that feature If II which might force in-
voluntary Bankruptcy when It would
prove a hardship TO the debtor without
any compensatory advantage TO the cred
itor. The substitute which Mr.. Bailey
has prepared and Tor which ne hopes to
secure strnng Following provides FOR
voluntary bankruptcy only and Is claimed
10 meet the demands OF the embarrassed
debtor ana creditor alike. The mer-
cha1ls' exchanges and commercial bodies
ss tic couatTy generally favored the PAS
sase OF the Torrey bankruptcy bin prob
ably on the theory that something OF the
sort WAS better than nothing nj all, but
The members Of congress we're evidently
not fasorahiy impressed with Its pr9vi-
si5us. AFTER careful elaboration. "A fact
amply evidenced by the decisive majority
l,v which the motion to strike cut the en-
aetias clause WAS sdoptel
X ar. Bailey's bill IS faycrabiy report
Ell 1t may weather tse storm Of opPosi- 7
zion which wrecked the Torrey bin and
FeeSiao . law hefore the end Of the pres
emf session. but the prospect g not al |
together hattering.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

lators and syndieates bad robnied L al
up, This ia little singular In those
early days when there was plainly o riSh
nrairie Hand 20 be had q Texan Ola not
need much money to buy home. Hardly
any. IA fact But probably he was look
inE Tor Job more tian be was for a
nome md he is s,ill looking for a job Il
is strange, though, thnt when his way to
the pockets OK the plutocfats is 90 easy
he should be bouing the popuhsts Tor z
newspaper f,iant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

who shah arst make application for neces-
shry concessions
IN connection With some % the irriEa-
ton sysiems above raferred 10 / Will say
that deem samr changes ia the TeSas
lana and Irrigation laws would be edvis-|
able, 81 also the employment OF convict
lah0r IN their construction.
Hoping that my remarks may TO como
extent be OF service In awnkng an in-
terssi In the subject Of Irrigation IN this
section. ] subscribe myself yours etc.
Nj pAnord
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

y has been remarked as noteworthy
observance that the presence Of three or
i9pr Thousand STRANGERS n Houston does
not percepueiy Increase the tide Of travel
en- NE business thoronshtres. The trne
was when such number Of visitors
would have crowded an The avenues but
that time Is long sIns.. mast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11
Now Tor tie next EXCURSION.

Ar- Bsilny ot Gainesville took advan-
sase q the hiatus between The extrhnrd-
inary and the regular sessions 5s CONGRESS-
q conduct IN anti.cieveiand campaign ia
h's district, Now Ar HALEY ls ia wash.
.nst3n soliciting Federal patronage FOR his
brenda Air Baley is not an extremely
modest man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

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snow et y ieN ieeaHilss Wheie tnis sNs
Fsn s9Nta ps soeN'sss,ui,y enipteFei eh
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nae nlpahsflns Use almost AprNpiiy IRON
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Z s0lle'ehs aiutNas anoNe me lnng
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Nt ~ n.is ~ Y, sot.s9AS siNiateat
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

TINS rs an age az Speed, glaBi
And now the fellow Who
Would sKlp across the highway has
Puck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

Young widow Clark 10 wedlock speeds,
Her husband with milton over.
For AUST d year size lived in aeedA.
But now shc'n 1--we IA clover.
Judge,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

The Post acknowledges an invitation to
the second annual society bah to he given
by the young geutlemen Of Richmond On
the 10th instant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11
nc Says the Fam.s
Temperance oap.s 's !. D
Ihan L Doe. a.. A''s


1A'I"lIIu Junrnal.
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letter siig e, s,o, journal vAss II i,
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y sSs La, 9sls ne prisiless T M = =.
u ma, ..',ss, , tssncnts II contain. m
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PpNreei OF him liz wa,s,s NJ III I:
'S !, I,,i without them. n y nei Il
nltu 70 sound his osSn ~, = IS Aitlni
sparks TO ascend S"n pralss q I, .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-11

MI. Jones' says: sns ~, NJ. ~ WI
susta county tya,l d :, ,',, sa' Y /
, ps,sa WIN prohibition s s g. \ 4
WHISKY on the o,her;a ane ~, =. "
ring. interest d ~ e.
4 win not charac,s,s.. \
ments as ISLANDERS q XIX hegs nl.s..
alent to Charging ula , Would u ~
with making faIse !, Ky rev san n,
hut Will aay, ii s ,'ss,,lSn Is rlAie,,7
81 M tinuaual degres' f ~ Y, las .Tssl
ne did not know tba - cn.agiiyta u I
untrue, and that ,hey M ssaieipsals T.
20 those OF whom he w KY sssal lrjiss
Let your readers i 4 Nsoie
ing facts, and Then a s'SSHn vel q. III,
they Justify me In M I'M !, wsnelAls I n
ment; Z A''Aiiis he ADJ. NJ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-01
ELEccIoAEs De GoMGEJALEs ENsHATILLo

Nos escrfben de Camuy con fecha de ante
aver:
Derrota complete de los partidarios dc
Ubarri. La dsssdencsa capitaneada por el acau.
dalado propietario don Jose Domingo Abreu,
por don Jose Maria Garcia don Pedro Con-
zalez Mena auxiliados por Ia presencia del
Notario de Camuy don Juan Brusi Font
quien fue requerido con 81 caracter de fla perma-
rencia desde 81 dia 25 al % inclusives, logr6 el
triunfo mas complete que registrar los anales
selectorales en- todos'los Coleglos Los contra
rios, optaron por retirarse, pues Sc consideraron
impotentes para luchar con Ia avalanche disiden-
cia este es, con los espafioles del rocsonolsnso,
CON los integros, con los de obr0r sndependaente,
con los desinteresados, en- fin, que velan, al par
que por la prosperidad de las localidades, por 10
integridad de la patria.
Once concsja1es fueron electos; de ellos uno
solo U5ayySstG por voluntad do los mismos disi-
slentes, cumpliendo asi CON un deber de conside-
raci6n de 1espeto. Sc trataba del vetsrano,
del buen patricio don Jos6 lgn0cio Corago, y no
era cosa de desairar tan respectable anciano, que
Al fny a cabo gu principal defecto % 81 dc ser
fandtico U5Gsvsst0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-01
FL sehor Maura, sI ssfor uharri y eI BoIetin IS

Completeness I'm estimado amigo nuestro
Unconditional CON condolences, (palabras textua
les), publicando Ia siguiente carts:
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
B. Il Despues de las declaraciones que nos cemu.
MICA el tel9grafo, hechas por el sefor Ubarr,
apoyando ell plan de reformas antillanas del sefior
Maura de Ia actitud, contraria las referidas
reformas, asunida por el Boletsn Mercamts1 apo
yador incuestionable de todos los gobiernos Or
gano autorizado genuine del partldo ZEN dosl
del cual es jefe indiscutible & intransferible el
sedor Ubarri, 1qu6 actitud tomara el rsferido Pc
ri6dico? Como Sc las arreglara para apoyar y
no apoyar al goblerno dejar bien parade al ae.
hor UDarri, sin desdecirse de 10 que ha escrito7
Que responda el Boletsn, pues tengo pensado
va 10 que le debo contestar SIN embargo: h&-
case constar que no Sc admiten culebreos, nj es
capes por la tangente, nj otras planchas mas 8
menos acentuadas ..~
Soy de Vd. atento amigo s. Sax, x:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-01
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa.- Negociado
de Obras Pdblicas-Real Orden desestimando la
reclamation del ingeniero don Salustiano Marti-
nez Pando, que solicita abono de los gastos de
viaje ocasonados desde Santander Madrid 4
su regreso de Ultrsmar.
Negociado 6.o-Reales 6rdenes admitiendo
Ia renuncia del cargo de Magistrate suplente de
esta Audiencia presentada per don Wencesao
Bosch, y nombrando para sustituirle don Juan
Hernandez Lopez.
Negociado 5.O-Andnciase que desde hoy 80
eleva al As por 100 el premio sobre ell valor en-
orc americana de los despachos telegrafcos expe-
didos por el cable que Sc paguen en- moneda me.
xicana.
Administrator Central de Contribuciones
Rentas.-Disp6nese Ia venta en- pdblica subasta
el dia % del corriente de Ia fnca del Estado
comprendida en- el Inventario General de Bienes
Nacionales con el ndmero 22l, que Sc encuentra
ubicada en- la jurisdiction de Cabo-rojo. - Esta
do de la recaudaci6n obtenida durante el mes de
Abril dltimo por la Secci6n de Aduanas en- las
Administrators locales de Ia Isla, comparados
CON los de igual periodic del a6o anterior.
Intervention General de Ia Administration
del Estado.-Facturas que SO pagaran en- la pro-
xima semana:
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COD todoj idg. iiainad6 POT il huests s6htra.
ria 81 Notario de Arecibo con 81 hn de apelar
las protestas de hudad de ls elecci6n, pero 6stas
fueron desestimadas por Ia Mesa y admitidos los
fundamentals de las contra -protestas del disiden-
to don Jose Maria Garcia. Bsen poy "a dissdes-
cS0i
Cuando Hatillo, un pueblo que siempre fue
compacto & las urnas & 10 sola voz del anclano
CoRUJo, eco fel dc Ia voz de don PABLO; cuando
un pueblo tan morigerado, tan obediente y tan
disciplinado SO revela contra los procedimientos
administrators del partido, huelgan comentarios.
Tn dssidente pur sang.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-01
NOTICLAS GENERATES
Seg1n 10 anu

Segdn 10 anunciamos, el 80 del pasado tuvo
lugar en- Arecibo, la distribution de los fondos
recaudados favor de las vfctimas del incendio
El acto Sc verified en- el Consistorio ante la CO.
mission respective presidida por el alcalde sefior
Roses. La suma repartida assemble q 1850 PEI
SOS que se distribuyeron asf:
Dona Pillar Domfnguez, $3.50; dona Merce-
des centeno, $l0; don Pedro Arroyo, SIS; don
Cayetano Arroyo $50; doha Asunci6n Er6
de Garcia, $3.50; Santiago r. Marin, $3.50;
don Adrian Padilla, $780, don Manuel Collszo,
$500; don Ramon Vifas, $70O; don Francisco
Despian, $50; don Francisco Maltorano, 5000;
don Ramon Cruz, $50; don Salvador Lsdesma,
1925; doaa Josefa de Torres de Torres, $3.50;
don francisco Martinez de Navas $10O; doia
Nicolasa Valencia, viuda de Gras, $500; don
Toribio Pagani, $l25; don Narciso Cardona, $25;
don Juan Serrano, $40; don Pedro Barina, $40; ];
don Antonio Migues $3.50; don Armindo Cadi-
lla, $3.50; don Manuel Perez Freites, $500; don
Aurelio Massanet, $50; dofia Jacinta Rivera,
$40; don Luis A. Glnorio, $lOO; dofa Amalia
Suarez de Soler, $50; dofa Vicenta Pagan, $40;
don Marcos Serrano, $40; dofa francisco Sal
vat, $50; don Manuel Castro, $50; dona Maria
Vanga, SIS; don JOS Maria Olmo, $25; don Nj
colas Martinez, $50; doha Petronila Mel9ndez,
$50; don Limo Mel9ndezS $40; doha Maria Jose
IA Matos, $780, doha Obdulia Sierra, yiuda de
Planas $3.50; doha Maria Martinez $3.50; dofia
Petra Padilla, viuda de Gomez $3.50; don Jose
Marinoni, $50; don Eduardo Rodriguez, $50;
do6a Jnana Rojas, $500; don Federico Montero,
$245; don Eudoro Padilla, $50; dofa Maria de
Il Palma Santos, viuda de Sanjurjo, $50; dofa