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The Washington times., 1894-12-15
" D.
CLARK & CO.
-SII MARKET SPACE
A GREAT SALE FOR
ONE DAY. INTRO
DUCING OUR
HOLIDAY GOODS.
A Big Reduction To-day
in Ladies' Wraps.

81. % Clota Capes To-day, $3.50.
SIS Astrakhau Cape. To-day, Sl5 30.
$27 Eio:llic Seal Cape To-day, 81
50 Plush Caps. Tc-iay, $i6.g0.
5 y Plush Cane. Ted ~, S2l IS.
S23 Plush Cape. t .-lay, Ssl75.
S}5 Velvet Cape. iC-dHy, $3.50.
$50 Coats. To-day, s. 49,
SO Goats, To-day, SS4S
Sl2 80 Coats To-day, 10
S13 IS Coats To-day SIG
SIS Coa's To-day, Sl55l
$3.50 Coats To-day. Si675.
SD Coats To-day, Si75 80.
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] Extra Lb. Sugar Free
- with every dollars worth of Gran
- lll.ed Sugar, as we give you 90 lbs
- for dollar, instead cf -
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| Lb. Baking Powder Ere ;

- W. tn every barrel OF "Picktord's
- Choice" Best Patent Blended Flour,
- equal to Pills5urys, az d only 8 90
- per barrel, TO introduce i'll
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CoIored Worsted Dress
Goods.

5O-inch Covert Cloths Were s.? To-day, 81. 25.
3S-inch Aii-wool Suitings 5)c. To-day, 3gc.
3S-nch All-wool Suitings, SOC. To-day, PC.
3S-inch Boucie SuitiAGs, 81 To-day. roc.
5O-inch All-wool uiting5, 15c Now 5jc
ALL FINE DRESS PATTERNS GREATLY
IEDTTtED
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A Great Cut in Ladies' Silk
Hose and Underwear.

59c Black and Colored siik-plaitei Hose. Re
duced 10 90
Sic Black and Colored silk-pllited Hose. Re
duced 20 64c.
81 Colored SIKH plated Hose, boot pattern Re.
ducsd TO 15c .-
Sl.23 Black Silk-plaited Hose Reduced TO 81
81 80 Black Pure Silk Hcsa Reduced to q -
$l62J@ Black Spun silk Hose Reduced TO
Sl.3i1@
81 Back Pure silk Hose Reduce to 81 30
s. 80 Black Pure silk Hose Reduced TO ! 9S
$3.50 SILK Vest, H. y /. = To-day, 5l.75
s2 silk Drawers To-day, s. q
81 Bla Equestricnae Drawers, silk To-day,
- q2
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| LIB. Butterine Free
- with every dollars worth cf Tea.
- We sell 2A lbs of Fine Mixed Tea
- for 81
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Umbrella Reduction.

2c-irci Gloria Umbrellas, 81 - To-day, 81. TO-
26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, : J. 80. To-day, 81. -.
2i-inch ii k [ mhrallas - % To-day, s.. IS
2S-nch Gl0tia Umbrellas, >. To-day, 81. 10.
2Si ,ch Gloria Umorellas, $50 To-day, 81. -
2S-Inch Glo ia Unb elias, -. As To-day, Sl.9S
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Children's Refers. ages 3 to Is
years; former prices, s35 30 aud
$3.50. Go for.
Children's Refers. in cbincnlilas
and keTseys, in blue, black and
gray; former price, $500, 5000
and 500. Go
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AS shown in this city, be being sadI
sacrificed to attain this end Here a sample showing
what we're doing:
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white by sample. 47a471lc; southern. on
grade. 45c Oats strong and higher; No. >
white western 47G1isc; No. . mixed western
45Is@46c. Rye dull; No. 2. b5056c Hay
unChanged good to choice timothy Sll 500
Is 90. Ocean freights quiet; steam to Liverpool
per Dushel. I'D; Cork for orders, per quarter
flour. per 100 pounds, g.. Provisions closed
firm; mess pork, S14 so. Bulk meats
shoulders nc; short rib sides Sc; clear
Sides Sc. Sugar-cured shoulders 8lSc hams
l2wWl3Ac. Lard, refined sac. Butter firm;
creamery fancy l7G1sc; fancy ladle lac;
store packed t@llc, Eggs firm at l2120l3c.
Co1ee dun; No z, 15i40l5%c.
ST Louis, June 6.-Fluur UNCHANGED. firm:
patents & sOaS2 90; fancy 81 i5a2 %; choice
81 S0G2 90. Wheat strong and higher: July
!, nc; August 55Sc; September 576@b5Ac.
Der 3s1ac. Oats higher; July 33IaG335sc;
August 5O%c; September 3o%c. Pork-stand-
ard mess ol2 S15a; on orders, Sl2 50. Lard,
prime steam nominal, So 50 choice Sc SEA.
Dry sailed meats-shoulders S. rs; longs
and clear ribs So 25; shorts 80 40 Bacon
boxed shoulders So 70; longs 81 90; clear
ribs 81 l21a; shorts 81 p. High wines steady
at ~ 0S.
Cincinnati. June 6.-Flour- spring patents
50 2O9S3 20; family 81 4O99 G5. Wheat still
advancing and very firm; No. red, at 53hc.
2 white 421.c; No. mixed 4lc. Oats firm /;
No. mixed Ale; No 2 white 40%c. Pork
mess Sl2 80; sales, 1905; family Sl2 90; clear
family, slS 75 Lard-steam leaf iobbing
steady; shoulders exc; short rib sides exc;
short clear sides 7lsc. Whisky steady at
81 Is.
Rice.
New York, June 8.-Rice fair demand,
firm; domestic fair to extra, 32lG5J4o; Japan
42s04&c
Wool.
New York. June 6.-Wool moderate de-
mand and firm; domestic fleece 2O625c; pull
ed l6325c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, June 6.-Cotton seed oil quiet;
crude 2S029c yellow 32H@33c.
New York June 6-Petroleum dull and
steady; Washington, in barrels, Sc co. Wash
ington, in bulk, SO so; refined nominal; New
York, in barrels, s. ID; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in bulk, 81 609S2 Is.
Fruits and Vegetables.
New York, June 6.-Palmer, Rivenburg g.
Co. quote: Peaches, Florida. peentos, 81 .5O0
$50; tidwell, S1.500300; watermelons, S2Oa35;
muskmelons. 81 .000300 pineappes. Florida
fancy, S25035 hundred; others, S6(0l0: pota
toes A.50060O; carrots Savannah, Si.5O0
200; cucumbers, Sl0O0l25; beans, 75cGb1 90.
tomatoes, Sl.2512, 80
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COTTON STILL ADVANCING.
A Better Feeling in All the Leading
Markets.

American Sugar Certificates Booming
in Consequence of the Result of the
Action of the Senate-The Grain
Market Strong and Advancing.
Local Markets Firm, With a Steady
Business Doing.
Savannah, June 6-There was another ad 70
vance Of 1-16c in the price OF spot cotton to-
day. the market being influenced by the firm
tone and large transactions at Liverpool and
New York The naval stores market con
times firm. There were sales of 1900 casks
of spirits turpentine at 2s1lc the price at
which IL has been held for the past week
Oats we're quoted higher in this market, the
result OF the heavy advance on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
Wheat was higher than yesterday and was
followed by an advance in all kinds Of grain
On the New York Stock Exchange there was
extensive trading in sugar and whisky.
sharp advance was made in railroad stocks
Rock Island being in the lead.
The following resume of the local and tele-
yraph M. rkets will show the tone and the
latest quotations at the close today.
Cotton
The market advanced another 1-16c on all
grades to-day being influenced by the firm
sDot market at New York and Liverpool.
There was also sharp advance in futures at
the controlling markets which had good eff
feet on local spots. There was but little de-
msnd in the market, the sales being only 10
hales at the advance. On Change at the reg
Mar call at l o'clock. the market was bull
letined steady with the following quotations.
Mlddllng talr..-.. .-'-..--.-.. ..-'-..-. lilo
Good middling ......-......-.... ........ 7-l6
Middling ......................... "a
Low mlddnng. .-,..-.-.'... ...'''t.''' ...-' "a
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Mobile, JuLe CARVED ship Folkrang
fNorl Nicholson, West Hartlepool. Eng; bark
Lancashire lNorl, Patterson, Fleetwood,
Eng ship Margaretha Roster ,Buenos Ayres
bark Sophie Drowning, Lundegard, at Ship
Island Miss.
Cleared bark Freya, Eliassen. Havre.
New Orleans, June 6-Cleared ships Aale-
sund Belize; Cayo Romano. Antwerp; still
water, Livingston: FoXhall, Port LiLhon; VIM
g Hewes, Bluehnlds.
Charleston June 6-Cleared, barkentine
Bruce Hawkins, Quincy .Carteret schr Zimri
S Wallngford, Higbee, Richmond. Va.
New YORK. June ARRIVED brig Jennie
Hubert Handy, Darien: schr Howard b
Peck. Mehaffey, Charleston.
Ashepoo. June 4-Sailed, schr Isabella Gill
Collision, Baltimore.
Boston, June 4-Arrived, schr Susan "
Pickering, Haskell, Charleston.
Sailed 3rd-Schr Alma Cumming, Port
Royal.
Baltimore. June 4-Sailed. sehr Douglass
Gregory. Siiliwell, Charleston.
Philadelphia, June 4-Cleared, schr Eliza
beth Baizely, Townsend, Charleston.
Dantzic June 2-Sailed. bark Agustina
lNorl Larsen, Savannah.
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Baltimore. June 6.-Flour duh UNCHANGED.
western superfine 81 1901 90; western extra
g. O002 90: western family s. 60d2 Is: winter
wheat patent 50 lU9 -; spring patent s3 0
as 70; spring straight s. lJf13 co. Wheat
0157%c July 535s t5U3s ac, August 59h@59lt;
steamer No. red 5i1ac, milling. BY sam
pie, 5tGb53c. Corn inactive ana nrmer: mixed
spot i515c asKed; June l5zc asked July
s41sc bid; steamer mixed 42s[e bid; southern
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamboat Margaret, Fitzgerald, Tampa
Master.
Bark c Petersen [Norl, Andersen bal
last, Belfast-Chr G Dahl & Co.
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The following were the quotations of rosin
for this day last year: A, B, &, D and 81. O5;
+, S1.10; G. S1.15; H Sl.50; 1, $40; X, 2.s5;
NJ, So Is; N. So. 350340; w G., S3.6503.70;
w. W. 3.s503,90.
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Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Balti
more-John Carolan Agent.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa
tion will be furnished masters OF vessels free
Of charge in United States Hydrographic
ONCE in the custom house. Captains are
requested TO call at the office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
Passengers.
Per steamship d H Miller for Baltimore
Miss J G Haywood, Mrs II e Haywood, Mrs G
p Cunningham, Miss Annie Guerard. Miss X
II Gamble G Moyle. VIM Bremen, G ballard,
Mrs ballard. r Peek. r Evans, Mr. May X
Daniels, & b Mather, w i Stoney, w j Nc
Cray, W Buckley, Florence Levy, T. Levy.
Receipts.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail.
road June SO bales checks, 400 boxes to-
bacco, 2 cases eggs. .l39 pkgs vegetables, ?
bales moss Is bales hides.
Per Charleston and savannah railway. June
G-1 car wood 200 SACKS meal 100 sacks Rrits
Is sacks peas, 90 cases whisky
Per Central railroad, June e. bales
cotton 80 tons pig irOnf bales hides. 793 pxGs
vegetables. 200 Dales dOmestics cars fertii
zers 10 bales wool. 200 bales domestics car
Continued on Third Page.
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Steamship Decatur H Miller. Baltimore
Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Bark Sereia PORT, Oporto.
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bullish feeling in the last hour. The
shorts were badly frightened and
their purchases materially assisted
the rise. The advance in railway stocks
ranged from = TO Is per cent. Rock Island
rose IS, st, Paul s., Burlington aud Quincy
I, northwest q. Louisville and Nashville Is,
Missouri Pacific IA. New York Central rs.
Erie IS. Erie prefe sred lls. Northern Pacific
preferred ! q Union Pacific g and Western
Union a he market closed at the lest
prices of the day. Net changes for the day
show an sdvonce OF anywhere from 543lss.
Rock Island leading. In the specialties New
York and New Haven sold to 1S4 5. a rise OF
AS, and National COrdage preferred IL to
45la. sales were 2iS000 shares, of which
Sugar figured for 81, Z 90 shares. OF the total
l2l 900 shares were listed and a5 900 shares
unlisted. The boni market was strong.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
lows,
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Cleared Yesterda.

Bark Lidskialf [Norl, Salvesen. Liverpool
Downing g. Co.
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the market will he upward We advise our
friends 10 buy upon soft spots and to sell
only to take profits"
Rice
There is no change in the market. It con-
tlnues quiet, but firm, with a light demand
mere were no sales reported. The quota
lions at the Board OF Trade are as follows:
common -..-.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3d3Il
canS --'-'''''--s..- .--..-..--.. ----..3sad4
Prime 4seGia1
Small job lots lsalc higher. . 90
Naval Stores.
Spirits Turpentine-The long looked for
demand developed this morning. when
buyer went in the market early and secured
l5o0 casks at the ruling price. There was
duoltonal trading done during the day, and
Iurther sales OF 800 casks we're reported. The
current sales, since the stock was pretty
nearly all taken MAY Is, being deducted from
the aggregated receipts since that time left
STOCK OF about l. 500 casks in the market this
morning The sales Of today will reduce the
estimated Offering stock to about II 900 casks
Inc factors say that they are prepared TO hold
thelr receipts at the current price and feel
conhdent that there Will he demand for the
offerings At the Board of Trade, at the first
call at II O'Clock a. m, the market was bulle-
tined firm at 2S1R for regulars with sales of
l5O0 casks. AT the last call at O'Clock p. m,
II closed hrm and unchanged, with further
sales Of so casks.
Rosin-The market was rather quiet
though firm at unchanged quotations. The
reported sales al the Board of Trade were
400 barrels at the first call and 1872 barrels
for the entire day. The following is the
number Of barrels and grades sold: 1872
barrels w. w. 100 W. G.: 1903 N: n M, % K
4S l 81 H; S22 G.; rs F.; 341 E.; and liz D.
The market at the Board of Trade was
bulletined firm at the opening and closing, at
the following quotations:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

W MINNIE Nv 7 z LLINLWNEs
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Sun Rises .-.... .-............ ......4., q. 4:57
Sun Sets ............... .................. e7:O3
~O~~~~~~~~~-~-~--~~-~~~-~ >-~~~-~-~s~-~~-~-~e
High Water at Fort Pulaski 1886 am, 1902 pm
Central Standard Timel
A~~~~~N~~N~~~-N-~-~~~~~~~
Thursday, June z.
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New YORK, June b-ROsln quiet and firm;
strained, common to good, 81 321z@Sl 371a.
TUrpentine dull and steady at 3046303lc.
Charleston, June 6. 49, Spirits turpentine
firm at 271sc; receipts 81. Rosln firm,
good strained 81 90; receipts Do.
Wilmington. N. c., June 6-Rosin firm:
strained, S71sc; good strained, 92kc. Spirits
turpentine steady, 2712c. Tar steady at 81 25
Crude turpentlne hrm; hard 81 w; soft 81 ~;
virgin, 81 l5
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE.

JacSSonviIe,
JOSEPH
SOUTHERN
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RAILROADS
TINE CARD

Savannah. FlOrida q Western hi
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RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF {
GEORGIA.

II. NJ Conner and h. S. HAYES, Receivers.
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PLANT SYSTEM.

Charleston & Savannah R'y.
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trail s W cen and Mon
New
70 a p n X
GABBETi,
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New York June 6-Treasury balances
to-day were as follows: Coin, s8L714,0OO cur
rency, S5S,39i, coo.
London, June e.-Bar silver to-day was
quoted at IS 916d per ounce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06

la MEJOR YMAS sEGURA GARAN-
TIA para la Emulsion de Scott, ss la lusta
fauna eredito de que go1a entire los sehorss
nsdicos en- todo ell muE1o.
Arscibo, Puerto Rico, Abril Is de 1851
S.horea Scott Bswne, Nusva- York =
Muy sehorss mfos TenEo el gusto de hacer
presents { ustedes que la Emulsion de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hlpofosneos
tpeorsI p niSstico V oufmico del que va por clio
como por la nnaRnffea forma de la prepare
ci6n, hago prefersnts uao hace amos, siera-
nre ous debo indicar las grasas fsatoradas.
Rscientsments he logrado una pronta re-
conatituci6n en- cuatre easos de emoptlsls
copiosas. De ustedes S. S. Q. B. 3. M.-DT'
r IT. Perez FTeites.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06

Anoehe ha muerto en- esta ciudad IN ami
go nuestro muy iuerido oil sehor don ia
mon Castro.
Gallego ds inteligencia clara de instrsc-
ci6n no comjn, ha ola viajado mucho J era
un hombre experto en las luchss de la vida
Pero era, sobre todo, IN hombre bueno y
leal toda prueba.
Nosotros tenemos que agradecerle clen
dsmostraciones de carinosa y enthusiastic ad-
hesi6n Y, estimandole como lie satlmabamos
Dor su caracter por sus virtudes, 81 muer-
te nos produce honda psna.
No tiene familia en- Puerto -Rlco.
Su entierro So verihcara ests mlsma tarde
Descanse en- paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06

tellano por don Jose Melian, dire que
la Sociedad Teosofca, fundada en-
1875 por Mad. Blavatsky y por el
coronel Olcott, contaba va en- 1890
con doscientos cuarenta y un nutrI-
dos centros, logias 6 "ramas autoriza-
das", que los adeptos del oc"tttsnso Sc
cuentan hoy por millares en- America,
Asia y Europa, y siempre entire gen
tes instruidas; y en- hn- =. que el
Mesfas de ahora no es un profeta vul-
gar como aqucllos de alpargata y po-
IRON que prendio el senior Agullera
en- la calIe del Tribulete.
Verdad es que la Sociedad Teoso-
flea de Inglaterra ha protestado
contra Goulke; pero a que Meslas
no lie sucede otro tanto7 Tambien
protestaron contra el verdadero. los
mismos judios que le esperaban.
Mientras crucifcan al de Boston, o
lie hacen CONCEAL, 8 cosa asf, debe-
nos ir enterandonos de sus vatici-
MOS, felmente recogidos talta del
evangelista Lucas 6 Marcos, Por el
reporter Marcos 8 Lucas.
Seg1n sus predicciones, el gran
movimiento de renovation de Ia So
ciedad moderna ha dc partir de 10
America del Norte. En- las revolu-
clones del Brasil la America del
Sur We los indicios de una borrasca
universal que arrastrara en- su ImPul-
so anarquico el antique y viejo mum
dc. Los Estados- Unidos seguiran
muy pronto cl ejemplo de las Repu-
blicAs no-americanas, y 81 toda-
via conservan una apariencia de con,
cordia. debenla & la personalldad dc
Cleveland, que no tardara en- ser de-
rribado.
Foulke anunci6 hace algunos me
ses-y esto es 10 grave, 10 siniestro'
10 que le ha dado allende el oceanc
inmensa autoridad,-que el incendlo,
liza borrascs, la conhagracion empe'
zarla en- Europa .PoR EsPANA'
En- rigor, no SC necesita ser muy
Mesias para anunciarnos ESQ. basta
con saber que gobiernan Sagasta {
Canovas para asegurarnos toda clase
de calamidades. Es el racimo que c
vieio ofrecia al nifo 81 adivinaba e
contenido de la costa Pero como
las tales profecias han reoibido prom
ia Y completa confirmation con To-
atentados de Barcelona, principle d
la guerra anarquista, y con el confiic
to de Marruecos, principle de la cues
ton de Occidente, hay que convenl
en- que Foulke no es un proteta d
tres al cuarto, nj tampoco un nuncl'
tan de paz y de amor como el sc oi
ce.
Por de pronto, q mi me ha quest
los pelos de punta, viendolo echa
sobre Espaha un .t7eUst sNpor Stto'
como el de Jes1s sobre Jerusalem.
. Seguira 8 no seguirA acertando
pero entretanto, el Meslas de ahor
Sc las trae, como dice Ia gente ia
menca.
Por quien 10 siento mas es-spo
ouien diran mis- lectores 3-por
: propio conde de las Almenas:
: Ell profeta de Boston ha deJado "a
mahito al de Jaen.
MAkIANo DE CAv1A.
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LIT RA
Ell MESfAS DE AHORA

Al decir de "ahora" claro esta que
no me refero al que habra de nacer
cl dia "A del actual, 4 Ia hora de me-
dia noche sin falta, seg1n costumbfe
de todos los amos.
Hablo de otro Mesfas que funcio-
ma va, que Sc haya en- pleno ejerci-
clio de sus facultades mesianicas, que
es ioven, guapo y buen mozo, segun
costumbre de todo Mesfas que Sc es-
TINA, y quien nos le presentan las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06
NOTICIAS

Aver, "a en- prensa el psri6dco, recibinos
el siguiente despaeho.
"Patillas, Fsbrero 30 tarde.
DBMoCRACIA-Ponce.
Taller Be,sEfeo celebr6 anoehe lucida raa-
n;feataci6n intellectual homeDajs director Re
vtsta Obrerd, Campos.
Doctor Martinez, Cervoni, aloalde Davila,
elocuentiAimos.
Entusiasmo gene al.
Corresponsal DEAocRACIA auAente. Su-
nlioo inserci6n. Envie 10 n1meros mas
Ramon Lebr6fs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06
BUGBDIO GEIGEL GONZALEZ

ProcuradoY de tssimero de estd c1sldad, b0ce
p,iblseo por medic del preseate a'sf''cso q''e de-
fnitsvGrents hd fjado so Tesfde,sesd ca esto
Oadad, Y ofrece sus servlesos profcsss,sates en-
la caIle de Isabel siaeTo 10. Al propso hemPo
- s4oayq1y6 q, 10 suoesiUo, I que saecssbs,
de todd clase de erpedientes de Jurtsdsocsos
cols1,starta de dslstsr js4tesos CcTbdLSs, dsa
arreqlo de testamentaTEds ob- i,stestdto y dc
toda elase de asuntos bse,s sedn ftdscsdLes pr
oados
Aeeptor6 sannbi<s consissores pdyd "a coH-
pTa ces1ta de f,scas, para 0dmsssstrar tss W
bonas, oobrdr perssorSs rentds. y pressns0r
al JaSqado los Arkortos D despoehos q's< sse
ob;eto &c L Yen4star los Regtssros AercaH-
III u de Ia PYopseesad los doc1srersos 7@e q seds
eoHfddos cor esc fA-
Ponce, E-Hsro 2 ID 1904.
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impecableS reproducCloneS totoSIai-
cas- ancho de hombros, rollizo de ca
ra, con bigote fno y rizoso.- y yes
lido con un elegante terno claro.
Esto del terno sorprendera a los
que no Sc imaginan un Mesias sino
revestido de la t1nica incons1til; pc
70 aparte de que este genero de ira
les podfa ser en- su tempo 10 mas
chic entire las modas. masculinas de
Galilea, el que usa el Mesiss de aho-
ra lie da cierta patente de sencillez,
buen gusto, formalidad y buen senti
do, que dice muy bien en- hombres
de tan elevada mission, y acredita
ademas que eel habito no hace el
Mesfas."
y csc nuevo Mesfas icomo Sc
llama
Enrique Foulke.
II De donde viene
De America.
II Adondc vas
"A la carcel probablemente; Sc
gun suele acontecer & todos los te
dentores de profession.
FL de ahora, sin embargo, parece
ser de los que saben nadar y guar
dar la ropa. Sobrevivir en- pueblo
tan libre como los Estados- Unidos
(hace POGO Sc hallaba en- Onset-Bay,
iunto & Boston,) sus doctrinas, que
son las del teosohsmo, al cual perte
nece, son mansas, dulces y Tranquil
las mas no poder. Red1cense & re-
dimir a la humanidad, restaurando el
reinado del Amor y la ciencia de
Cristo.
4 Por que medios
-Ese es el secreto del Mesias
Hasta ahora solo sc sabe que tiene
mas iniciadas que iniciados. Es de-
cir, que cuenta con fervorosas ap6s
toles ia Petra, la Juana, la Matea, Il
Simona, etc., y que admite, com
placido amoroso, toda Clsse d.
Magdalenas arrepentidas, ,--.-o po
arrepentir.
Tambien, asf como Jes1s decia
".Sinitc pucros vc,sirc ad me" el pro
feta de Boston, moderno en- TODD J
atendiendose los,que llaman los teo
sofos leyes clclicas, dice un dia si..-
y otro tambien:
| -Dejad los reporters que SC acer
quen & mi.
Gracias & la encantadora facilidac
con que Foulke acepta un coloqui'
periodistico, una intima 69aterVietO, sa
bemos (amen de 10 que nos interesa
nosotros los espanoles, y mas adelan
te contar9 que el no es Mesfas po
su capricho y antojo, sino por orde
de espfritus superiores, por misterio
sa communication de los Hs0Jb0tnsaS dc
Himalaya y el Tibet, y en- particula
por terminate, milagroso y autentl
co mandate de la famosa Mad Bla
vatsky, especie de pitonisa 8 sibila d
) Ia teosofla, que desde el otro mund
. ha declarado Foulke 1nico y verda
dero sobrino de la tia Javiera.
? De esta tia, digo, de esta Mad BIZ
vatsky, asi como de la teosofia y &
: los nsahatmos, y de los eheIas, y &
una infnidad de cosas harto curioss
5 que andan por ahi "secando el cer'
bro" mas de.cuatro hidalgos, ha h;
blado largamente nuestro don Jua
Valera con aquella amenidad y aqu
LA competencia que resplandecen
todos sus escritos.
A ellos remito al lector que gus
de enterarse, y 81 prefere un expos
: tor bien iniciado & un comentaris
r que no pasa, con ser tan brillante,
IA cateporfa de curioso (porque no
E que el senor Valera sc haya metie
va & nsahad,ma J, le. recomendare
) libro que habra un afo Sc publico
i Madrid con el titulo de L0 que cS
e teosof3a, y el cual ''hincha las mec
n das' al mas exigente.
; Por ahora, y dejando q un lado
:, Il;hro de Gualtcrio Old. Ducsto en- ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-06

Henos tenido sl gusto de YER en- nuestras
o6cinas al jovsn puertorriqueKo don Ramon
Frade.
Apenas cuenta diez nueve ados. Es
IN piutor que ha residido desde haee algu
nos amos en- Ssnto-Domingo, y que ahora
hjar& su residencis en- 50 pals natal.
LIE deseamos prosperidades.