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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE poor

The following additional subscriptions to the Citi-
zens' Relief Fund reported yesterday by !
Perpont MORGAN treasurer: Miss Helen r. Ear
ney $500; S. Rothschild & Brother 500; George
Leeg f. Bianch & CO.. Thomas II. Wood & Co.,
and y. Friedlander & Co., 500 each: Blumenthal
Brothers o., Bumentha & Hurd. Thomas j.
Johnston &C. and James II. Thorn & Co. $50
each; l.. Henry d CO.. Samuel fucker Louis
Graner & Co. Indig. Berg & Co. David stern &
co. and Alphonse Montant. s25 each. Total 81 go
Also $50 % in cash received from the Ameri-
can Amateur and National Bowling Clubs through
1.-The Sun
The Mayors Frnd was increased by 5000 80 the
contribution of the Registers Office for February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES NAY COvBTyJ

Chicago. March ga local paper to-day says that
arrangements for combination Of sewing machine
manufacturers, with assets of more than s. 100000
are in progress here The combination VIII. 1t Is
said. absorb the business of the White Sewing Ma
chine Company, Cleveland; the Davis Sewing Ma
chine company. DAYTON. Ohio and the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company, Newark. y.
Domestic is in the hands OF receiver and this
fact has delayed the negotiations materially The
Domestic manufacturing plant II Is said will be re-
moved from Newark and combined with the Davie
plant at Dayton, and the Cleveland plant will be
removed to Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Position March 91--The wool market rules steady
ana firm ana the demand H. good. Ohio neec"s are
selling nj e0H2iC for T. and PC FOR XN and Xxx and
ahtvr with supplies small. Michigan y is AT lSu
lor In fine deainc selections small sales At &c for
ohio ana BE for Michigan, Will" unw1shel comb
ing is in active request at lSdDc for one-quarter
and threo-cghths blood. Territory and similar
woods are In demand and sell mostly AZ lonlic. or
ON , secured la sis Of 25u27c with choice ut 3NH ic
Pulled WOODS are in good supply and sell AT 3oa@Jc
FOR super. with extra ANA fine dull Austr'li1n
wool ullet FOREIGN carpet woods IN steady demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

net and gross receipts 439 bales; exports coastwise
10 bales 45s bales stock 81 e2y halffi nc.
low midIIine Elite; good ordinary, Csc; net and
gross receipts. $50 bales: exports coastwise' BOO
bales: sales 2l0 bales: stock, 505S1 bales. ...,...
good midd.ing. 7asc middling. nc: low midding.
G7sc good ordinary, 6i2c; net receipts 2b9 Daies
cross ! SEQ bales; exports Great Britain. $3.50
bales TO the Continent 900 bales sales. 300 bales;
Savanmah March 2O.-Cotton dull but steady;
ridding re: low middling. &c; good ordinary,
Csc. uct and gross receipts 1858 bales: exports TO
the Continent $500 bales; sales $50 bales; stock.
~
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Gelp manieo.
Lfales

Males.
fiNGonDS In q drvgoois commission
lols.. o. 'r1tesffut American ioy about
IL years cd. snlury fret yelr NO A.
dr's in ovn hnnf. !. .. Box . so. New.
Vol 'ity.
MN WANTED ~ cattle steamers =,
London Liverpool. Glasgow. work Pr
pa 's" Apply - Groenwlrh-s,
WANTED Huilor ami useful man ~
riiall pr.a'r frmIy. permanent rl.c.
A1lT'.s PRESCOTT Blk - Tribune or
Zee.
Females
APPRENTICES ~ d.,.smakinr. ala, fl,
IMP F"'. -. south N'h-s'. Hro. Aivn
WANTED Ladies' - g. figh, sowing n,
i'in-. Nr send fnu the work tvi'hou,
' l'f' ana pay hy mail. rin money fr
"i having l"iaIr" time. send stamped en-
vol ~" f.r particulars. EArSETT 4 90
- fremont Row Ii.rf4u Mas.
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Cnuntrp Hral gsiais fer Sale.

AGENCY for Montclair.-keslaehh i H.,
.,,ses ali kinds sale or rent. furn!Shel
houses. Tubs & Taylor.5 Eeekman-st.,N. !.
FNGLFWOOD CLIFFS. on the Hld-
son. grandly situated. very ATTRACTIVE
house: four acres. ~ minutes by tram
price S2O. 600: rent. 81 900: furnace; nath-
goa, fuf,Ire. plans: photographs FRANK
l.. HOI'GHTON. owner. l45 Broadway.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.-A fine
business block Obricki. all rented except
basement store. opposite Central I ,ir,,
e, boia Tor Il sure and steady income.
nrjco sl5 600. Apply 20 or address j. W.
WHEELER. LlfchGeld. Conn.
MOUNT NERSON.-Long list OF desir
able places for sale or rent. ANGELL. 3'4
4th-ave N-w-NoTk. Gall In1--.1E-
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flGle 90 Let llnfurnleh co.

ELEGANT FLAT. 50xS9. containing II
rooms. perfect order. In the harrington.
% East "Jfh-st.
THE DALIIOUSIE. 90 70 ~ West 59'h-
-. Absolutely ircf roof and fronting Cen
trai Park. Very cnoice apartment ~ rent.
Aiply {, The ianitoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
FUNERAL or uPS JOUV II NODTr

st. Louis, March 2O-The funeral Of Mrs John
w Noble took place this afternoon. The services
were conducted at the house by The Rev. Dr.
Niccons. OF the Second Presbyterian Church The
burial was In the family lot in Bellefon:aine Gene
terry. the active pallbearers members of G. m
eral Noble Camp, Sons OF Veterans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
DELAY IN PAYING MEN CAUSES MISERY

DELAY IN PAYING MEN CAUSES MISERY.
The delay of the Tammany Hall officials to pay
promptly the men employed on the park improve
ments their weekly wages is causing much suffer
ing among the families of the workmen. The first
payrolls under the 100000 act were made up TO
Saturday March 8, but owing 10 delays in the de-
partments the men not paid until the Satur-
day following. March 10. Last week they
not paid at all At the Finance Department yes
terday il was said that the delay caused in
the Park Department. President Tappen. OF the
Park Department. explained yesterday that the
force of men had been increased rapidly that
the clerical force insufficient to make up the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
fnrniehe0 Gonscs 60 Get.

CORNWALL-ON-H HI DSON. - Furnished
house. stable coachman's co'tage. garden.
tennis lawn, hieh situation. near storm
King club. II minutes from station. Ap-
ply JAMES WNLD. ArdEay.
NEW-EOCHELLE. NEAR the WATER.
To rent. country place ~ five acres.
house sixteen rooms: July furnished. pri-
waite flmily only. address OWNER. i. @.
BOX ~. New York.
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payrolls in time This had been remedied he said
anu now there were enough clerks the rolls To-
complete them IN time TO have Q men naid on
FRIDAY hereafter The received tbeir Ia
weeks wages yesterday, Mr.. Happen said w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

ACITMAN.--I;y an intelligent strictly
temperate coachman. who is thoroughly
skilful in the art OF driving. riding. care
and management Of hgh-class horses. fine
carriages. saddlery. &c: UNREASONABLE
city references; age .. Years: single:
weight. $50 pounds. Address j., / ,722
Broadway. carriage repository
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
Citn Real estate for Sale

A CHARMING HOUSE. on asphalted
street. restricted block. for sale.
40 WEST s7TH-ST. M
This extra wide light and cheerful y
foot 4-s,ory house. with pantry and bath
extension, light stone circular front box
stoop, invalid elevator. nuslc-rooin IN IVORY
white. boudoir IN white maple. beautifully
decorated and fitted with automatic gas
lighting is offered at a considerable reduc-
ton from cost last spring. Is one of the
latest and finest houses built by Buck x
CO.. and the best bargain now In the mar
ket. Inquire on premises. or Of CHARLES
Buck. Owner. CO!Umbus-ave. and 72d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st. -
Substantial. artistic. detached house: 10"
price: send for circular ATLAS IN
PROVENENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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Real estate TO exchange.

WANTED.-To exchange for the sum
fner months. n we'll furnished house IN one
81 the best residential districts In BROOK
Ign. for n similar one IN the country Ao-
Dress COSMOS Tribune Office.
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Citn Real GsIaIe 90 Get

1 .G62 MADIsON-AvE. above ll0th-st.;
D-story basement and cellar house; yard
and open view Of park: $40: being put IN
nice order: possession. CYRilLE CAI'-
EEAU, Grand-st. and Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

COACIIMAN.- By sober. reliable. SIN
gle man; Scotch: thoroughly understands
care Of horses, carriages and harness;
lawn and be generally useful: excellent
references. JAMES. Box -. Tribune Of
fee.
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for Sale.


AT GREATEST BARGAINS ever Of
fered' Trunks. travelling bags valiscs.
ladies' satches. pocket books. dressing
cases. straps. sca-chaiTs. at old reliable
house. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 81 Ith-
ave. near 9th-st
\ BARGA1N.-For sale. a marine engine
Axe. in god order Address 4. pILLEN-
/ BECK. = Rom eyn-st.. Schenectady. y. Y.
ATTENTION machines Of all
kinds: new. 81. gid sec Midland. SO.
cash or credit: exchange. rented. At
RAUSCHs. 2,l5i Slave. lis;h-st.
Al L.IILi-S IOOL SrOHL. 80 Fulton.
st.. New.Yofk. workshop machinery (.oot
power, IT,; ffe; ood-carylng tools. 5. 70
taws. designs and fancy woods incubat)rs
and brooiers In operation.
AT REDUCED TKiCES.-5O0 second.
han! wood and iron working machines.
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE y. EDDY. 39S Mldl-
son-st.
BICYCLE.-Rargain: Victor arch tire.
&C" 90 almost new. call los East 3d,h-
St. basement
BICYCLE Bargain: high grade rneu-
matte. in perfect condition. ana corduroy
cycling suit so. G.. G. r.. 90 Nosigana-
ave. Brooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL GOLD CHAIRS. caly
81 50. formerly 81 20. Great sacrifice.
CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. 80 Murray
St. blocks from city Hall.
EICYCLE.-Imperial safety. large H.
inch cushion tires: perfect order. suaran-
ted only So. solid tire. NV Mail.
only So PostoHico I.oN ~. New York.
D,cVf.1t, ,..,...,,.,.,,.. .,,e... s.n. cos,
Se1i Cushion 81 h@,b new. can examine,
ROMANO. 100 Murray-st
- 49,, = .--- e. -, at.
nI, 1t ,!un ~ IN gu x,n! har
nDt usTI n'ucT, 81 N.n i"' '"'' ""'
el'.'' -
DRUGSTORE. Brooklyn. on avenue;
cirap IL SOD AT once. owner n'' - a. "
~: AIiII. prsoh"HS 10 >. u. w ..A"I %
Eli I'I Mon'''''''-"'',' 'e'S'y D.,y,
DYNAMO. 39.light incand"scen'. Sc
mems make so iah'a ~, Ieil"'' "i.''i.
DOES pharmfcJ, 'i' "i-af".. h'". N'Nh.
DISK.--A -cvr.foo, ro.-tap desk. SOM
oak. for $40 -. tn largest sock or.ce
furniture In Ne" ~ oI"- ~. M"rltt T., ! ~ cav
h'FIe. LrpTe DIX D. fV' pi
For SATF.-T.oaee and furniture Il Il
room house firnishos. for housekeeping.
aN occupied. cause ID health. easy terms
Inquire "'l West -"th-si.
Lsp c.Tr -rh.., - tools suitable fpr
- rs,,,c,'t.r caH,,e, -f.al,.r or pian,
FANCY ANDY and cigar store for $50.
,,..rtt ac,illo- must be- sold this month.
90, t.h-.,e sort, rroolIvn
GENUINE black AM tan pup; fnAl
and very pretty. 2.39i @d-afe., near l-'1-
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AT GREATEST BARGAINS ever Of
fercd, . Trunks. travelling bags, valiscs.
ladies' satchels, pocketbooks. dressing
cases. straps sca-chairS at old reliable
house. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 81 Ith-
nVa.. noar nll-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

COACHMNN and GARDENER BY
trustworthy single man: thoroughly un-
d"rsttnis horses; excellent groom, care
inl, good driver. good veget able gardener;
can milk. attend 30 furnace and be gen
orally useful good references. Address
WILLIAM BOX T. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
SPLENDID WORK FOR CHARITY.


REPORT On TIE DID MIDI HUNS OF TIE HOS-
PITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSO-
CATION FOR LAST YEAR.
A meeting of the Distributing Committee OF the
1Ioynital Saturday and Sunday Association was
,a,d Yesterday in the Mayors office Acting Mayor
George g. Mcclellan presiding. There were present
cornelius Vanderbilt. Morris X. Jesup Charles S
smith and Postmaster Dayton. There was dis
,rjbuted $4,000 as against $4,000 last year. The
whole collection this year is $S300 against
So 800 las, year. OF the $4,000 collected this year
about $1,000 was specially designated. while $500
was reserved for expenses for next year. The
Awards were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

COACHMAN-COOK.-A French couple
want situation In n country place: man
coa"hman; wife as perfect cook; good
.rcferencG from Paris France. Address
GAt'TIiIER 1876 East 2sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

ENGINEER. licensed. wants situation:
can furnish references and do own re-
pairs. Address w. II. H.. Tribune Office.
PHYSICIANS BOOkKEEPER. hand
some penman. wants position. Al refer
cnce. Address q. T. W. - Wnnod-st..
IrooitiNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21

GENTLEMAN. lately arrived from
France desires work u any kind; speaks
no English. DELORME. ca Sth-ave.
JANITOR-By married man. no chill
drcn. understands steam and gas engine.
Apply DObAN. 900 East l9th-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
Gourirp Real estate 90 Let

AT ROSELLE. y. ITO Let. house. j.
rooms. large grounds. nrs'-class ordcr, lr"-
quent trains. rapid Transit. rent - ~
month: very desirable. y. j. Hoih' If'
1 .ihnrf =. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
OrcesmnkinQ.

ARTISTIC DEEssMAK1NG: imported
fashions. hutl ori.Is ~ short no.lr" an :
moderate pricea. Mr.. ~ ELEOY. - Eat
ll'n-st.. between galway aud tnlf"rsity
:rlacc.
A.-SrPERIpR drc.snllor. first class
litter. desf's more engagements Us Tie
dag with select families. highest reference.
D.. - s'h-aye.
A-DRl.SsMAKER - chldrcn's and
misses dresses wishes ems ircircnts ~
ws.k. city or country. highest city refer
enceH. Address BI:ESSMNKfR. 1jG East
s7th-s'.
4 DRESsMAKER designer. chlldrcns
clothing 'alsp lal"D. works home or NJ
residence; rcnn, Hing. etc: finest ldcos
cleaned ais: testimonials. Mrs. PETERS.
- East G''h~t.
An ARTISTIC DRESSMAKE Err wishes "A
fcw more customers at home or oGt hv the
day: tailor-nade suits from $40. ~ guar
anteed. EISENIIAED. 300 West 2ls'-st
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING perfect 1T
ting costumes; handspm" dresses; Sl2.
Mme. OWEN. l5I West @2d-st.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING: imported
fashions; hotel orders nj short notice md
moderate prices Mrs. MELROY ~ Eas,
Ith-st.. between broadway and University
Place.
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81 up;
tailOr-madc, also bail. evening, reception.
wedding ana in"Hiflcdl dresses. ~ East
2Oth-yi.. New-YOrk. and . De Kab-aye..
Brooklyn.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING: perfect
fitting costumes. So. Miss II. ". OWEN.
1871 West 22d-st.
DRE.sMAKER.- Cook. private
drcasmaksr. 2O2 West 23d-st. nrsi class
work at moderate prices; summer dresses
speciality.
DRESSMAKER would Ike engarc-
mcnts by the day: perfectly reliable;
moderate prices. Address -. NJ, l2l2
Broadwav
DRESSMAKER wants n few more Gus
toners ~ home; suits from SO up. II.
FOX. 3l2 Yves; S0th-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
EASTER SUITS made from 81 and up;
ms guarantee ! Will cut and III the FIRST
lining free Of charge. Miss MAYOR. 203
Eas, sIst-st
EXPERIENCED dressrlalser by the day;
style and lit guaranteed. MODESTO. 20
West l32d-st.
FIEsrCLAss DREssMAKER. late with
leading house. BY day or home: moderate
rates. JENEY. i07 East S3th-st.
rF1RsT-cLAss DREssMAKING.-- --latest
Paris ana Vienna fashions. II. l.. and
4. NJ CLARK, 200 North 3d-st.. Rose
VILE. y. ].
NINE. HORTENsE. ZIG West 15th-st.
near tth-ave.. Partisan couturicre. rccentiy
with B. Altman and Stern Bros. ladies'
material used: latest Paris and London
fashion plates; gowns remodeiled; prices
moderate.
NINE. r. ANrOINETTE. 900 West
12ith-st.. Couturlere Francaise. newest
Partisan fashions for spring and summer
moderate prices; no delay.
WANTED-PlaIn sewing and TO assist Mt
drcssnaking. JG3 West ATHEIST. LIST noor'
KELLY
WALKING ana evening costumes made
reasCnable artistic style and ~ guaian-
tecd' also thorough dressmaker; bv thc uhP'
os6 6th-ave., near 3ith-st, I'll bell.
ADVERTISEMENTS AM suBsCRIP-
TiONs FOR THE MEMOIRS Tn niis,
iuJ WE WILL BE RECEIVED Al LIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1872 Broadway
"a door north Of Thirty-nrsi-st: ana AZ
yEkTlsEMENrs al the following Branch
Offices: 20 Eighth-ave.; go Ihird,ave.,
corner Forty-seventh- St: 100 Ehst fI!.
tcysntn-st. corner Third-aLc iD Fast
l2oth-st. near ThIrd-ave..: :O26 Ihird-Ay ,eei
nrar S,xty-hrst-st. LOS fIrst-ave.: Ivo
West Forty-second.st.: i92 columbus-avs
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domestic Situations Wante0


Males.
a MARRIED MAN wishes a situation In
the country. understands care Of horses
and cows. r.. BARRETT. . West l33d-st
A YOUNG MAN accustomed 10 care Of
horses and cows. who IL "A plain gardener
and understands the management ~ a
place wants situation. AMERICAN
PROTESTANT. 1.2i2 broadway
BUTLER. -Al-around man to do butler
work private house work. JanitOr work or
attend To horses and do general work about
the premises. Apply or address w. REID.
100 West 27th-st.
BUTLER and COOK By a Protestant
In private family: has good city reference;
last employer can be- seen. j. G. T., Trib-
une Uptown Of'ice. l.242 Broadway.
BoTTLER.-FulI experience in beer and
mineral water. wants position IN thls
trade. BRENNER. $50 sunolk-st.
COOK.-All-around man. hotel or res
taurant: good reference. CHARLES PHIL
LIPS. III 2i-aye.
COACHMAN.-By young man. IS.
single. speaks German. English. Polish:
understands boilers. machinery. wood. iron
repairing. can milk cows; also understands
gardening: three years with last employer,
city or country: references j. k-, I'D
lst-ave.. third floor.
ACHMAN.-Generally useful; best ref
erences. T. L.. Box :, Tribune once.
COACHMAN.-By young man; single:
thoroughly understands ms business, VIII
care lawn: can milk; best city references.
Address @. G., 1.2i2 broadway.
COAcUMAN. GARDENER or FARMER.
by competent man. married; no chill
dren; take entire charge OF gentleman
place; long experience In all brapches
p. J. H., 233 West 10th-st.
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% fet for Business purposes

A FINE BASEMENT and sub-ceiiar'
also Office space In store Of PARK fli i
near Broadway. building; size. ooxoo, ere e,,-
uric light. steam heat and telephone 80 80
veniences: viii let at moderate nsute
70 desirable party. Address LEsSEh' -
Q. Box 2.iJ7. .-
LOFT TO LET.--Cheap; good busIn r.,.,s
locality: LIS West Broadway App'
CROUTER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-20
CoLEcto RH1

El diA del pr6xmo mes de Enero sc
ADRIAN las clases anunciadas en- la circular
del dia Is de Noviembre, sea eual fuere ell
ndmero de alumnos que 80 hayan matricu-
lado.
Don Miguel Rosich explicara las asigna-
turas que comprende el curse de Perito mer-
cautil el de Filoaof1a, teniendo como auxi
liares don Ratniro Colon, don Carlos Arceo
y don Carlos Manuel Munoz; sustituto,
don Baldomero San Antonio.
Don Juan Pou dara las classes de Latin,
reemplazandole en- easo necesario don Artu
70 Aponte.
~ Las aeignaturas que eomprende Ell So eur
40 Sssl Rachillerato, estaran q cargo de don
Miguel RosfS6s4 Rosf6a, >sie2do sustituto don Luis
Aguerrevere. ---~>-.-,-
La Ret6rica Poetiea la Historic, Sc
ran explicadas por el Director, siendo su-
plentes don Agustln Navarrete y don Baldo-
nero San Antonio.
Ell Director,
IsIDoRo Colon Colon.
Ponce, Dicienbre 20 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-20
LA PEQUENA ANTILLA
rABAQUERfA DE MANUEL DELGADo
Plaza del NercGdo

Este nuevo establecimiento abrs puertas
hoy Z Ia smp&tica ciudad de Ponce J sus pue-
bios comSroanos ofrece tabaco elaborado J en-
1aTns de las meiores vegas de Comerfo de La
Plata Las vitolas seran las conocidas por este
p{ibIeo habra desde la rica coNoH1TA, hasta
Ia elegante breva Ademas habra en- el estable-
einriento un constante surtido de cigarrlllos de
todas marcas papel blanco naTca Las 4hdtFcnds
= "a. TIRE, Ci-r,.nst1ncias asi como tambi6n plea
dura de recorts en- paquetes de I libra, clase Sc
lecta.
A L. Pequena Antilla pues. o. convencereis
de todo 10 que dejamos expuesto.
MANUEL DELGADo.
smr3vs Ponce Octubre z lie 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-20
80 FAMILIAS |!

Ell que suscribe desea conseguir treinta
famlias que est6n compuestas de trabaJa
dores AL MACHETE 6 LA AzADA DE
ooJEDoREs DE CAFE que les abone una
buena conducta
Ofrece pagar 4 los varones 4 reales dia-
rios dos manutenciones para ellos. Cede
casa gratis y da gratis tambien las viandas
que consuman las familias. Sc comprome
te ademAs ayudarles a trasportar este
barrio.
Cacaoa, Julio 18 1892.-Lucas As.adeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-20

Car ga Pesada

Sdl 81 g dud
es la que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escrofula,
Anemla i otras Intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pesada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
Il tempo de preparar el salvavi-
das es cuando comienza la tormenta;
Ell tempo de combatir Ia T1sis 6
Escrofula es al comenzar la debili-
dad, cuando principal Ia per-
dida de carnes y fuerzass
No hay que esperar demasiado.
FL medicamento debe ser pro-
ductor de grasa asimilable, digerible,
como la que contiene en- disolucion
perfecta la Emulsion de Scott, one
es aceite de higado de bacalao sin
ell NAL gusto, reforzado y tonifeado
por los hipofosftos que ayudan &
Ia digestion y aumentan el apetito.
Es un hecho que La Emulsion de
Scott produce fuerzas y crea car
nes con rapidez maravillosa.
Para obtener efectos seguros debe
procurarse Ia que 1leva Ia etiqueta
del hombre con Ell bacalao cuestas.
Esa es la 1nica legitima, Ia que crea
,carnes, la que fortifca los pulmones,
la favorita de los m6dicos, Ia YER
dadera EMULSION DE SCoTT.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
Y droguerias Siempre segura y
siempre efcaz.
SCOTT Y BOVINE, Qulrnioos, Nueva York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18
True Democrats to the 'FRONT.'

Senator SMITHS speech against the In
come tax Ia printed In full elsewhere IN this
paper It ls powerful protest against the
proposed surrender to Socialism. and a
ringing appeal to Democrats to face this
crisis and save the party from destruction.
There is no question az to where the New
Jersey Senator stands In the battle for
Democracy's existence. He clearly recog-
nlzes the fact that the peril which confronts
the party lie more serious than any which
has threatened II since the day Of JAMES
BUCHANAN. He sees that the defeat Of the
Income tax ls incomparably the most
urgent, and unmeasurably the most i'm
portant duty OF Democratic statesman
ship at the present time. Until this
duty Is performed. no other question OF
taxation or OF party policy occupies
his mind. II do not hesitate to declare"
he says. that even the misrule Of the Re-
publican party is to be preferred to the
communism Of the Populists and the So
cialists. say plainly here and now that
when the struggle does come, as 1t seems
bound to come II the beginning be made.
for one shall be found lighting for my own"
"GoD save the Democracy" he cries. II 1t
vhall yield itself up.
Mr.. SMITH is q clear-headed business
man. and a politician Of wonderfully ac-
curate intuitions. His discussion OF the
income tax In all OF It's aspects. and his ex-
hibitlon Of the consequences sure to follow
Its enactment by Democratic votes, give
especial interest to q speech otherwise dis
tinguished by picturesque statement and
forcible oratory. He expresses the sentl-
ments OF the Democrats OF New Jersey, Just
as Mr.. HILLS speech last week expressed
the convictions Of the Democracy Of the
Empire State.
Kill the income tax and save the De-
mocracyi No surrender to Socialism,