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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29

ExAMEN ORfTIOO
DE LAS PRINOIPALMH TUORfAG
sOBRN QUE DNsUANsA NL HDu1OI0
POLfTICO MODHRNO.
DON lGNACI0 DIAZ CANEJA.
{ Islul DBL "lOll1A YlIeIT7n r q PTlTIvtN'
DNDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

LA RAZON DEL TITULO.
-a-3
6UMARIO.-Luchemos.-El:deber
sumplido.-La generation que Gu.
oe.-La justicis humana.-Pretex-
COS criminales. LA formula del
progreso.-El p~ogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion ptblioa.
-M perlodismo.-L que debe scr
el peri0dismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
"a polftica. a.-Lo que debe ser la
politica.-O6mo &c hacen los poll
tiCos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programmes p0liticoe. -Artif-
clos politicos.-El carnavsl politi-
ao.-Miserias politiCas. - 6inCeri-
dad politica.-Fanatiamo politioo
LA democracia.- ia.-Principios de-
mocr& r&ticos.-AbsuEdos demoCrAti-
cos.-Delirios democrAtices. - La
llbertad de la Oatsdra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La igualdad 30
Cial.-La igualdad On Ia historia.-
La lgualdad ante Ia raz6n.-La 60
beranis.-La demagogis.-Los hun
nos modernos.-La revOluCi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Confusi6n y caos.-
ri hihilismo.-Propagandas demo.
ledo sas -O&ncer sociel.--Antino-
mias y anomsliaA-Bl mayor de
los erx01es.-AllA va la,nave.-Kpi'
ogo y conclusion.
De venta.-En Is 1mpzenta de-
BOLlTIN MNRCAETlL.
Pre- 'in.-Un peso sinouent, err
tavos ejemplsH,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
Vino TINTO RlOJANO.
MARCIA RAMIREZ Y BOLIVAR.

El mas recomendable por 50 pu-
reza, barstura y excelente ca)idad,
y SO gratiflcs con $1,000 al que
pruebe que contlene materia algu-
ma extrafis one sea nociva a Ia sa-
lud.
Agentes generates en- esta Isla
Bolivar Arruza y O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
RsdsflmiaaA RlVu LGzsAyo d YicAy

AsatluAlSAHs <VsVv A"xu"VV 90 way
RsmolinO, Dep. del Msgdalena
Rep de Colombia, Agosto 5. 1888
Se6orss Lehman 8 Kemp, Nueva.
York.
Muy sefiores mios:-Despu6s d
8 amos de terribles sufrImlentCs, q
Consecuencia de una ulceraci6n en-
10 nsrig, me hacen hoy exclamaz
lleno de contento: 1 Bendita sea Ia
divina ZarsapGrriIlG de BRISTOL
Habia sgotado todos los rene.
dios para aliviar mis- sufrimientos, y
cada dis el NAL avsnsaba rapida
mente. =. hoy, lleno de vida me he
ntregado & mis- habituales ocnpa.
mr es, gEecias ls maravillcsG pre-
psrsCi6n de Ia Zarsaparyille d.
Bristol. =.
I'm el deseo de prestar & 10 hu
'manidad positvos bieneu, len eati'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
TNTUAN-11

.-TETUAN-11
11macenistas !mportadozes de
p1ovisicnes. Yents al por mayor.
Duehos de Is antigua y acredita-
da Fabrica de F6sSoros, estableci-
da en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVAR = OONILL.
--Dep6sito Tetuzn Il,
Agentes de Ia aceeditsda maros
De clgarrillos Paiarito. BelleEa '
Llbertad.
fabriCa dc liCores de todas clases.
..: Admitau sEdcares f.'ccnggaa>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
Av1sOs.
Vap esp JUxfA.

Vap esp JU11A.
Procedente de Santiago de Cuba
via Ponce, Mayagtiez , Aguadilla,
reCSlara a este puerto del 20 al 80
del actual.
Oonsjgnatario, Ludwig Duplace.
Vap esp M. L. VILLAVERDE.
Procedente de Santiago de Ou-
ba, via Ponce y Mayagdez, toma-
ia puerto del 8 al 9 del entEante.
Vap esp ANTONIO LOPEZ.
SaldrS ell dia 80 del actual de la
Habana para este puerto, y segui-
"a viaje para la Peninsula.
Vapor esp sATURNINA,
81 dia 3 de Mayo pr6ximo aaIdra
de Liverpool para este puerto.
8. de Ezqulaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
MADEIRA DEL Pals.

PiZa Hermanos han
alberto un dep6s,to en- 10 Marie q
de VIGAS, VIGUETAS, GUAR
TONES Y ALFAGIAS DE Az.
SUBO.
Pdanse Zablas de Tab0nWco y
L0nrel sabine
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
4 LA LOCAL,
SOBRINOS De EzOulAeA,
FORTALNzA, IL:

&V69AA1AAS 4T
CASA dc giros , comislones.
Agsntss do )os vaporss-corrsos De ID
OompAnia TEasatlAntica 1spanola.
Agsntes Do Id ID Dc los Se6orsg In.
tEinAga = Oo., Do Liverpool.
1dem idem G. Fl. Flstche1 y Co.,
I'd. (companfa ola Flscha") do IA.
AgsIsss Gs ID Id Do los seiioras ], r.
Nteksis , Oc,s Lnea dc "Ser1s''.
Agsntes Dc Bahe, Behrend y Rose,
L4nsa Dc "6erra".
Aea1xsa dc 10 Coopanis ia Sex uros
contra 4NcenaiuH dsnomintds 10" ko.
yAl". ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
TabaC0 On rama del palS.

Venden { preoios m6dicos B. A.
Llane1a Hermano en- So almaCen
Gale de la Fortaleza ndmefo 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
Salud Y BeleZa'

La mayor de las gracias concedidas &
10 humaLidad es Ia Salud y de esta de-
po:,;te Id Belleza.
Go l el riso de las P;ldoras de Vida del
DIR. Goes, los varios 6rganos del cuerpo
SO c?nservan siempre en- buen estado.
Arrojan todas las impurezas de Ia sangre
y son el t6nico cuya acci6n en- las mem
Dramas intestinales es mas segura.P Su
efecto es duradero. Duran Ia Dyspepsia,
Biliosidad, Fiebres. Tos, Jaquecas, y po.
nen Il las personas que las toman & prue.
ihh de Intermediates epidemicas y fiebres.
1omcnse. De venta en- todas las Boticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
DR.. JMli6n BenejGn.
ErFERNEDADES d EST0IAca ,Vho cnaSana,

EEFERHEDADE d EST6IAcal sVho casslng.
ELSEDLITZoH OHANTEAUD
es incontestablemente el pMrgGtiUo
Saline refrescante mas puro, ell
mas agradable de tomar y el mas
eficaz, bsjo un pequeno volumen.
Reemplaza ventsjosamente las
aguas purgativas alemanas y todos
los drasticos.
Ri 6xito del SedEts Ch Chan
teaMd, cerca de los m6dicos de to.
dos los paises, ha oeasionado una
multitud de imitsdores. Uno de
6stos acaba de ser sentenciado, por
concurrencia desleal, & 5000 fran
COS de dafos y perjuicios, q cam
biar la hechura de sus frascos Y 6
40 envolv erlos en- papel amarillo,
siendo este color carscteristico del
SedNtS Ch Chanteaud, preparados
de los Gr6nMlOs d0sSnaetri0Os del Dr
BGrggrGeve, cuya boga es igual-
mente universal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
TRAvNSfA.

Boa nor "Birgitte", cargando.
Col ing "Mola" desCaFgando.
Col amer "Martin y. Nlbe," des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29

Fs y tuberculosis, bronquitiI
agudaa y casos eli que hay pobrezs
del org snismo La Emulsion de Scot
ha dado sorprendentes rssultados
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Abril Il
de 1SS7.-Sehores Scott y Bovine,
Nueva York:
Me permito con el mayor piaceI
certificates, para que Vds p7edan
hsCer de clio el uso que por bien
tengan, que gu excelente prepara-
oi6n llamada Emulsion de Scott, Ca
da vez que la he usado en- las pal.
monias, bronquitis sg1ds y cr6nica
en- las que por uEa canss Cualquie
ra haya haLido yshsya gran supu-
raci6n, en- Ia tuberculosis iDcipien-
tie, y en- fin, en- todos squellos casos
en- que hays pobreza en- al organis-
mo y necesidad do reconstituir los
gl6buios rojos de Ia ssngre, me hs
dadO sorprendentes resultados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29

mare, 81 Vds 10 tienen & biep, Sc sir
van dar pnblicidsd este esponta
Ineo testimonio, Il. &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
MovIMINNTO DN BUQUNs.
HETsADAs On TRAv asfA.
Ninguua,

KETRADAs Oa TRAv AEfA.
Ninguua.
NNTRADAS DE UABOTAJFs
Col esp "Borlnquen," de Ponce.
Col esp "Carmelita," de AFeci'
bo.
SALIIAA On 1RAv1GfA.
Para Habana y escalas vap esp
8 Niceto despachado por s. de b.
quiaga, 400 sIs cafe 45 49O kilos.
Por J. Ochos y Hmno, 100 SIS cafe
|9.4OO kilos. Por Oaldas y 90 59
pacas tabaco 3 1862 kiloa. Para Ma
tanzss, por Lopyz Vlllamil 100 sIa
cafe 9.16O kiloa, Psro Oienfueg oa
Dor 8, de ezquisgs. $50 sis cafe
1902 kilos: Por Gonzalez Pc ez
| y 90 ID SIS cafe 1.4S5 kilos. POI
Lopez Villamil y 90, 80 sIs CT ft
4.454 kilos Por j. Ochoa y Hmno
80 sIs cs f6 2 73O kilos. Fara Sag us
| Ia Grande por s. de E1quisga 5C
sls cafe 4.444 kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
b. eIMAUy. Gsa :ea:S so,s xif:a iSf:aain' Al

constante surtido de seloies. '
prenderfa de ORC con brillantes ' '
pledrss 1nas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oD1etos y vonden a precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
MNROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PALS.
CAFE.

Coti1amos clase corriente pa
Cuba, al rededor de $273.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
OLIVIA Y COMP.
~ sGJa bleClmientc
La MALLORQUINA,

San Justo 23, rs y 27.-Fabsica
DC Chocolate y Oontlteria al por
mayor y al detail. Sin competen-
ola. La primeze en- su clasa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
FJLETE8.

Para cajas do tabacos desde Is
cts hasta 81 milIar.
Litogratfs del BoLxr1N de A.
Lynn sucaaora de Mnris, Puers.
Ritc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29

OPNRACrONNs DE BUQURs Hr pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-29
C0NaPRIlii60S DE- vIcHY De FfDIT

Antonio NJ. ROdrigusG.
The morning call., 1894-01-02

to the use of her most excellent Maj
esty, took the scepter, crOwne and dig
nifty OF the said country into his hand" and,
as has been said, he called the county New
Albion. The chrOncer adds: Before we
went thence, our general caused 10 be set up
monument OF our being there"
On the 23d OF July the Golden Hinde left her
anchorage and sailed toward the FarIllOnes, the
natives building fires upon the two highest
points Of the eastern promontOry.
To establish the identification OF that haTbor
where this landing was made, and where these
services OF the browning Of Drake and the
formality OF taking possession Of the country
took place, have studied the available nara
tlves OF brakes voyage aud the Spanish author
tiles. and have obtained from the archives of
The Royal Museum OF Munich photographs of
the original charts wherein the bay is laid
down as the bay OF New Albion. The high
ridge of Tamalpais is also laid down. This
chart had never been reproduced from the
original until l obtained the privilege of photo
graphing IT, 1t or a similar one has served as
part OF the material for Dudley's two later
charts
Twenty-three years after brakes landing
Seba> iian NiZcain0 anchored in the bay under
stress Of weather to search for the TicH cargo
OF the San AugustiD cached in this puerto de
los Reyes" as he named IT, On his original
chart, which is one of remarkably good detail,
he locates tbs northwest and southeast Fara-
lones. but gives no sign whatever of the present
bay OF San Francisco.
Soon after the discovery OF Drake his anchor
age had become port OF call 10y the galleons
as BOlanOs, the pilot of the San Augustin and
NiZcalnO'S fleet was wrecked in this vicinity in
The morning call., 1894-01-02
PARK COMMISSIONER STOW

DirectOr-General de Young stated that
among the visitors present was a direct
descendant of the brother of Sir Francis
Drake, Mrs. Rixford of San Francisco.
He then said:
have pleasant task to perform in intro
duclng the next speaker, well known ia this
community, whose love for this park has been
the source Of great trouble TO me and the execu-
tive committee, and has forced US to the
position that we should not interfere any more
than was necessary with the use OF this park.
With your permission l will introduce TO you
the Hon. W. w. Stow.
Mr.. Stow, in the same jocular strain,
said that the directOr-generalh had secured
one-tbird of the improved portion of the
park and some such action was necessary,
otherwise the limit would have bad TO have
been some such point as the Farallones.
Continuing, Mr.. Stow said:
To the students of history and to the curious
the questions "Who was Sir Francis Drake and
who is George W. Chids?" lead to a broad
field OF inquiry. Drake was one of the most
successful navigators of an exceptionally illus
trious age. He was the pride OF Britain and
the terror OF her foes The young may study
his characier and exploits and initiate much Of
bis example. George w. Chlds Is Christian
life, quite as conspicuous for wisely dlstri-
buted charities as was Drake for his deeds OF
daring. Very remarkable that the one should
have indelIby marked his name on this neigh
borhooG, thousands OF miles away from his
home, and that the other from the remote side
OF continent should execute the happy
thought OF commemorative the memory OF the
event. The Old World, TOO small for the rest
less spirit OF Drake, and Philadelphia and
pennsylvania not large enough TO compass the
good deeds OF our American pnilanIhrOpist
To the visitor here Mr.. Cbids recalls the I'M
mortal Sir Francis as navigator and records
The morning call., 1894-01-02
HlGHBINDER YEE.
Sergt. Whitman Captured
Him Yesterday.
A Most Daring and MurderouS Fiend
Taken by Surprise and Locked
in Prison.

Sergeant Whitman of the Chinatown po-
lice squad made clever capture yesterday
and landed in the old City Prison tanks
zee Sing, alias Y ee Fook Dir. and dOZsn
others. Yee is a highlander and one of
the very worst kind. His record is made
up OF more than one bloody tale and had
1T not been for MS capture yesterday it
would probably have been increased, to
the detrlment of one or more MOngOlianS
whom he has on his list as his enemies.
When arrested he was prepared for war
and would probably have shown fight had
il not been that he was taken completely
unawares and off his guard. In a long
pocket, which hung down the leg of his
trousers, when he was searched was found
a Colt revolver, A calibeT, of the latest
design and measuring about IA inches
i'll length. On the other side. carried in
the same manner and lDclOsed IN a leather
sheath, was murderOus-l0oklng double
edged dagger / u inches wide and II inches
long, all of which give evidence OF his des-
perate character and are in keeping with
the life he leads.
He was arrested on warrant sworn out
about three weeks ago by Chinese upon
whom be committed an assault with Intent
To kill, and that he did not accomplish his
design was not his fault As IL was, he
succeeded in cutting him so that ne has
been confined to his bed ever since The
Chinese police in the employ of the Six
Companies have been securing Chinatown
high and low In their efforts TO capture
the murderOus fiend, but while they could
track his movements they were never able
to locate him. Instructions were sent out
by the Six Companies that any Chinaman
who knew where he could be found should
report TO their office.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Witham
received information from his men who
have been working oh the case thaisYee
was hiding in building at the corner OF
stockton and Washington streets. Officer
Men amara, In company with several other
officers, swooped down upon the high
binder a. $50 last night, and before he
knew what was going on he was in Gus
tody. He apparently took the matter very
coolly aud offered no show of resis ance.
The arrest of zee Slug has caused a sigh
OF relief among the Six Companies, and at
the Chinese consulate mansion on Stock.
ton street. For over year he has been
recognized among the Cinnamon as one Of
the prime movers In highlander circles.
BY all Cinnamon it is regarded as good as
death warrant to incur his enmity, and
those who we're his enemies lived In dire
dread Of his vengeance. With his capture
the chances OF stamping out the organiza-
tlon here are good.
The morning call., 1894-01-02
BRAKES ANCHORAGE.

The director-generaI next introduced
Professor Davidson, who said:
Bishop Nichols, Commissioners of the Golden
Gate Park, Ladies and GenLlemen-I am here
10 establish the location of Francis brakes
second anchorage on the Pacific Coast of the
United StateS-the date. the length of his stay
aud whether any special services and cere-
monies were performed.
There Is no doubt about the bad bay" OF his
first anchorage, nor any of the location OF the
''falre ana good bay" the convenient and lit
more than forty years since commenced the
examination OF locations mentioned by those
old heroes OF the sea-UllOa, 1889; Cabrio
and Fenelo. 1929; Drake. 1879; ViZcaino,
1923, aud the Spanish navigators VINO fol-
lowed them By 167 years. "TheTe were giants
Oh the eartn in those days"
Ii is difficult task 10 cOndense the amount
OF evidence which have gathered, or 10 ma TX
the relative value OF each proof In establishing
the truth. SO far as [ know, my statements
have not been impeached in a single instance
/ nave gone through periods of doubt, but
as L unravel the language of these not scholarly
naVlgators and discOVererS and put myself IN
their places, followed the stories OF their ex-
plorations day by day. l have sailed over the
same courses and made the same landfall.. l
have fought against the same sOutheasters and
DuHeted the same noTthwesters. / have viewed
every neadland and islet from different points
OF view. have observed with better instru-
ments and gained some knowledge Of the coast
currents. nave appreciated but suffered none
The morning call., 1894-01-02

of their anXietes, and | believe / have fixed
every location mentioned by these early ex-
plorers.
In the case of brakes second anchorage
know every mile and every feature OF the sea.
board and shore he so closely accommodated.
have sailed the United States brig Fauntleroy
over his very track from latitude AZ 70 latitude
3S. / have raised Point Reeves Head a. the
island he saw extending. / have surveyed
Bodega Head and anchored on the contracted
aud comparatively open roadslead. / have gone
over every rod OF Point Reyes Head several
times. 1 have anchored in brakes Bay in
pleasant days and under stress of weather 1
have visited the Farallones and studied their
relation and visibility from Point Reyes and
harbor IN which Drake anchored.
With this experience, and the collation. Of the
narratives OF Spanish and English navIgatOrs,
say the great circumnavigatOr anchored I'M
der the protection of the eastern pTomontOry
OF Point Reyes Head. / haveltraeed the beach
for place where he might caTeen his vessel
and to-day have no doubt OF the exact local
ity where his foot first trOd the soil OF Caliior.
MIA. III is not nece ssary to enter Into the motives
which prompted brakes piratical EXPEDITIONS
against the Spantards. He was not a discoverer
In any honest acceptauOn of the word, but IN
the extgencles of what became famous VOy-
age he was the first European who saw the
coast OF oregon and anchored under its shores.
DE was the first European who anchored in the
bay since known by his name, where he re-
htted his leaking ship and took POSSESSION OF
New Albion IN the name OF Queen Elizabeth
His fleet had been reduced from five vessels to
1.-THE Pelican Admiral Burthen 100 tonnes
Captaine-GeDerall Francis Drake" \afterwaTd
known as the Golden Hnde." We are as
suTed that the "AdmlralV' carried as chap
lain a Preacher and Pastor of the fleet"
one "Ffrancis Fletcher, minister of Christ
and Preacher OF the Gospel, adventurer
and traveller in the same voyage" The
evidence is satisfactory that he exercised
his sacerdotal functions at BRAKES Bay and on
the vessel when stranded on a submerged rock
After the Capture OF the "Cacafuego' of the
The morning call., 1894-01-02

opened exhibition. Hundreds thrOnged
the Fine Arts structure and admired its
gracefully planned proportions. In an d
about the buildings a number of the Mid
winter Fair Guards, in full uniform, di-
rected visitors to the principal places of
interest.
All day long the Manufacturers build
ing was the center of attraction. There
the official board was installed and an
elaborate musical programme was rem
dered in the morning and again in the
afternoon. The place was crowded, and
all the concessions which were open were
generously patroniZed. Flattering COM
mentS upon the appearance of the build
iDgs were heard upon every. side. The
architectural grace of the Manufactures
building was enhanced by a rainbow,
which made its appearance above the
structure during tie afternoon, culminat-
ing above the central tower.
The Heidel berg Castle was opened yes
terday to accomplishments of Ger man
band and tapping of Deerkegs immune T.
able. The large pavilion was well filed
all day, and. as to the other concessions
now IN full blast, a remuuerative business
was transacted. BOOne's animal circus
aud the Santa Barbara Ampbibia both
pl aged to crowded houses, and the scenic
railway fairly coined money. The latter
attraction will probs bly, divide hOnors
with the Firth wheel, which will be ope u
to visitors in day or two.
The morning call., 1894-01-02

Although yesterday was only the legal
opening day OF the exposition a larger
crowd was in attendance than has ever
passed the gates on any one day since the
exposition grounds have been enclosed.
The total number of paid admissions was
1861, representing S2215 25 Up to and
including the last day of the year the total
paid admissions to the exposition at the
temporary charge of % cents each was
1927. representing about $4,000. Yester-
days attendance, therefore equalled about
"A per cent OF the total attendance thus
1ar. flags were hoisted on all the build
lngs IN the exposition grounds early yes
terday morning and on scores of fiagpoles
within tho limits of the grand central
court.
Among the visitors to Sunset City YES
terday IL was not difficnlt to discern many
tourists from Eastern States. Their CON-
mentS ana admissions told the story. and
all were loud in their approval of every
thing displayed for their Judgment AL
though the landscape gardening about the
central plaza is far from completed the
seml-tropieal appearance OF the court elic-
tied general approval from these visitors,
augurlng well for the finished condition of
the palm-planted garden.
From all the interior counties of the
State assurances are daily being received
of the thousands who purpose visiting
sunset City. Down in the southern part
OF the State every one who has not vet WIS.,
tied San Francisco is planning to do so
during the progress of the Midwinter Fair.
Even In the comparatively small towns
and villages the general inquiry is as to
the best time to visit the exposition. All
the residents desire to come hither during
the winter, and those who are unable 10
inspect the buildings of the Midwipter
Fair deem themselves indeed unfortup ate.
Similar enthusiasm concerning the expo
sition prevails throughout Central and
Northern California. Remote districts are
planning expeditions 20 Golden Gate Park.
the dates being set during the next three
months. BY the concluding days of the
fair the number of Californians who have
not visited the commercial metropolis of
their State will be few indeed