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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

CaiitaH de cincueRta pliegoI cincusnta So
bres, papel rAyado, aurtdO en- colorPs, rs cOnta.
voH. Csjas de rs pliegos rs sobres, papel
6no rayads, con una iniclAl litogrGhGds en- color,
q 40 centsvoS. UAjas de pape con SO pliegol
0lsncO y de color, rs centkvos, Cajas de psps
sxtrafno :oaterlerdo rs pliegos tamano Corrien.
te, rs tamaHo pequenO y IS tsrjatas, todo con sue
correspondieEtsS sobreS cortes dorSdoH, 81
Libreria de B. r. Sanjurjo Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

Vueivsn los vsclnos de- San Cristdbal & que
jsrVe de las salvas de artillerla que SO hacen On
aquOl Castillo. Olsen que molsstA los enfer-
mos, que perjudics los edinciOI particular
msnte los algbes del bArro. Durante la ad.
ministraci6n dsl general VegaIncl6n, por soGcl.
tud de los veciaoS de sEta Marina, diapdssae que,
por raSones idephcAs, 90 hlcleran las Balvas on
10 baterfs de San Agustia y no en- ls de sap
FranGiaco de Paula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

De Juana-Disz nos alc que grsciaS 10
incanUaOle gesti6n del slcalde ssier Oarb6, hs
Conseguido aquel pueblo IL suma de mil pesos
para Ia iglesia promo serA nm hscb, 81 estable-
CimieAto del Uuerpo de Bomberoa. El senior Car.
b6 % infstigabe. TrabAJa aetivamsnte ca las can.
teras de Villalva J COllOres se Construye Ia al.
cAntarllla de Chinchills A auS gestioneB 90 de.
be tAmbi6n que el pueblo haIa alcanzado 81
honroEo titulo de V lla
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Para 81 obieto de arte que trAtan de regsls

Para 81 objsto de arte que trAtau de regular
los empleados municipAlsS al ActVo diputsd0 ue
nor Garcia Molinas hsn contribuido de CoAMo:
AIealde, don Policarpo de EshevarHfa paIos;
SecrstArio, don joaquin Glme-ez, 8 pesos, Escrl.
bieatss, Ss6ores Bonllla UrquiG Indera peso
rs eenEavoB; DepositArio, senior Santiago, psso;
Uoatador, senior Rodriguez O.6O centaTus; Medl.
60, senor Santiago, peso; POrteIO, O25 Centa.
Vos; Profesores ElementsleE, pesos; Idem rurA.
lsl, 8 pssol SO eentsvcul Osbo GuAruiag Muai-
dpAlss sl,sQ stG AegA' llsslds don Rsai'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26
ooo BARBERIA = PELUoUERIA
Sc VENDE

Una m&quina de vApor de Is caballos de
fuerza, en- buen estSdo de uso, con t1dos sus On.
seres y con y sin la cAldsra seg6n convenga sisn.
do propia para una hacienda que produces de 800
y 1000 bOcoyes de azdsar, tres juegos iltro prem.
60 alemanea en- perfecto estado Para informes
y verlO, 81 Sc deaea, dirigirse pueden 50 due
no Don RoduIfo L. Perez. 1918
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aRANDEs MALES dRANDEs REMEDIos-CuandO q
empobrecmiento organize aniQuila el cuerpo el es-
pirtu impone devolVer al sstema nervioso toda su
fuerza vgOr de ahi Ia indication especial del VSsO
Cordial Dc CertbG de Ulrci concepuados por los me-
dicos mas eminentes como ell FecOastNgeN mas pode.
TosO el UaItsGaOr mas rapido de las personals Se6es
GseGS pruebese para eorT0bOrGr tales virtudes va
reconocidas alabadas por los enfermos que 10 han
tornado. De venta para Ia isa de PuertoRicO F. Gui-
lermety.
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PiezA que ejscutarA en- Ia Retret, de esta
ncche ID BAHIA del Batall6n de VoIuntarios que
di, lie el senior uon Francisco Verkr:
10 Psso dobIe .Oabrerizss Alias NJ o
sinf jnia ola AedallA de Oro," Gutner.-S.o o
FsaLasia LA Estrella del NOrte, Meyerbeer.-
A. NoCturno, "rrists rssuerdo," Broca.-5.o .
Vases "MGravilla EcGestrs," Bret6n....6O DANA
up, esantimiento." Dueno
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RObO de 9E2D CGbOyGO

a don jose reyes de Aanatl, le han robadO
un cAballo alazAno mosquehdo, con Las patas ira.
ssrAl bIancas, uR lucero Gordon blanco en- ID
frsnte, de paso sobre trote y Bobre pasO. EI que
10 eptregue su dueno Sera gratifsado 1913
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Msiian8 Las uracloles de ID ta.de darSR
prncipio on la capilla del 8 ITO Cristo de Ia s..
lud Las novenaO en- vsneraCSn de- Mlsterio de IL
Transfguracion del Ssdor, cuya fiesta 20 celebra.
rG el dls 6 del pr61imO Agate & las orho de Ia
mRfSnR
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Sigue dslicRda de Aalud en- Aibonito Is esti.
mable eSposa de nueatrO amigo el sehor don Fe.
lips Jsner, que 80 encuentra de tamporAda en-
aquel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

lie nnci6nkunivesal Que ss'shA osorgado
pOr cuaaton haA tOnido osRli6n de probarla, ha.
% de IL "LOci6n Antihsrpttca" del doctor Mon
teU mn producto iSfalible cosocidisimo en- todau
parties para Ia eursci6n radical de los herpes, ID
caSpa laS manehas del cdtia para todis las Afec.
clones do Ia piel. su eSquiIito perfume ID hacs.
ser ademtu uBa axcelsnte aqua do tocRdor. Pida
% on casa del Hehor Guillarmety
GERONIMO ZERBI oiSss'@sof, Aissn.sSo d j sSos0
Compra yende acclones del "Banco Espanol" de
Puerto-Hco bonos del Tesoro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

Los vacinoH propletsrioB de Gurabo don
Gregorio Aponte J don Pedro Boris hAn acudi.
90 Ia IntendeaciA On queja contra Ia Junta
periCial por 81 repArto de Las Contribuciones dc
Aqnel pueblo.
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Sc VENDE

Una hiblioteca compueHtA dc mas do cien tones,
propiA para sacerdOtss, y estudiaNter por ''cin.
cuesta pesos" Sc hallA or bueu eHtRdo. ri
que Ia interese pueds pedir el Catilogo su due.
no que Suscribe en- YabuCOa, % de Julio de
lS94.-Josf r. AGUAYo. 81
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H. Jlegado hoy pOr terrs 4 egta Capital
AueStro querido amigo el reputable jurlscOnsulto
de Maysguez senior don Antonio Manrlque de
Lara
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Aver Sc iDscribisron en- sl Reg'tro Civil del
Juzgsdo municipal de Cathedral Ia defuns6n de
Paula Rarceila Jim6nez de neumonia doble.
Juan Muino Vazquex de fsbre amar.lla.
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Banos de Coamo
MEDICO-DIRECTOR

MEDICo-DIRECT0R,
Don Enrique RauS de la Rubia
ADMINISTRATORS Sres. Julio NJ chard6u y RsrmanO.
Queda alberta temporada Official de 1894 con grandeB
meoras entodas las dependencies sdelestablecmiento
TarDa para catsgoria de 4.
Hospedaie complete en- la planta alta de la ca
sa, incluso banos duchas demas apica-
clones de las aguas: por persona, al dia,
(maximo) 80. :. -. % =.
Idem, idem idem en- la planta baia i'd, i'd. 2-50
BNhos hasta cuatro amos: al dia.. :. =. 49,. so
1dem de cuatro ocho idem idem.. :. :. :. :.
EIdem de ocho doce idem idem.. :. :. :. l-60
&CriadOs: preclos convenclonaless
Hospedaie complete en- la planta alta, sin
NOTA
SO haran rebajas las familas de mas de tres
personals y los huespedes por argas tem.
poradas.
Los honorarios del Medico Director por Ia
consulta para el uso de las aguas la viglancia
Ia buena aplicacon de aquellas, durante el tempo
que cada enfermo permanezca en- ell balneari0, son,
segtn lalegislacion VICENTE, tS75. - los seMores
baistas queno SO hospeden en- la casa, Sc les cobra
ra pOr la tarfa especial, aprObada, que continue
ci0n Sc expresa:
Por un banjo general en- pila. ....... 30-2
Idem Id de asento con hidromezclador. q
ldem una ducha hliforme.. :. .. :. -. 10
Idem idem de cualquier otra clase,. :, 40
ldem idem pulveriZac0n.. =. :. :. :. :. 10
Idem idem estufa. ..... 40
Rotel.-Por habitac6n panta ALTA por una perso
ma al da, so 0cts-Idem dem baa: i'd, id i'd, 80 cts
Resta1rGAt- Desayuno, almuerzo cOmidas, al
dia. ".
CstegorEs seeNSGG. ~ HoSpedaie complete, inclugo
36-l0 Julio ~ CAarc6n y H~manO.
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81 quiere Vd. lucir un pie pequeHo boni
TO compre eli CAlzado que ReCesite en- La Cons.
taaeia de Borrss y ReineH, San Francilco 81.
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81 misuo dls que mAtAroa al presidente de
ls Rsp6bEca Frsncesa, go habfa verifcaio Ia pri-
nerA AnoAeaIAci6n matrimonial de gu bio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

Nos dicen do Oagu4s: IA don Pl6cido Pa.
gan, de JuncoB ls han robado I'M cabalIO de Ias
sefiAles sguientss: edad once sfos, color alazano
amarillo, alAAda cuartsu. s9has pa, ticulares:
crimes, cola copete SCORE blancag, careko, paso
nenudeo eOrtO y I'm sobre hueso en- Ia pata de-.
rschR tr. seta."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

ViCtima de una lA1ingiti, f.lleei6 aver or
Caguas, 81 hiho Arturo Mas Diaz que era el
eRcanto esporaAza de sus aAAntss padres 1
quienes acompaaamos en- 81 profundo pesSr gu,
les A1ige.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

Aver SO cfgctu6 ia corrida de toros anuncis-
da para el domisgo y que hubo de suspsnderse
ctuGs de IL lluvla. El p6olico no correspondi6
los esfusrzos del empresario del espada sehor
Alvarsd9, pueS era escAsa Ia concurren,ia que
ssisi6 Ia plaza. LS cUadrills hizo cuAnto pu.
do por complaoer los aisioaados el ganado
fue bastaste bueno Alva, ado sufrio algunas
sontusioneR, de laa qua NOS alegraremos SO resta-
olezca pronto. Para eI dOmingo SO anuacia otra
corrida en- 10 que tonAra psrte el espAda de car.
tel, Diego Prieto, lsl cnAtro dedes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

PuertS de TERRA. 3-I
La Emulsion dc Scott" nuAca deia dc reu.
ponder satisf&CtonameRts en- todos aquellos casov
On que estS asonSejads Bu uso
Cochabamba, Sstiembrs 80 dc 1893.
Ssnores Scott Bowne, Nueva-York.
Auy SenOreS MOS: Tsngo el placer de ma.
RifsstSr & Uds. que en- todos los CasoS On que he
propinado mis- Clientes ID "Emulsi6n dc Scott"
he obtenido HiempHs los mejores resultadoS, to-
nSndola los enfermOs sin repugnancia, pues
mas de Ia veptaja in oetestAble Qe una asimila
Ci6n perfectG, ID de ser fsCilmOnte digsrible
agradab o al palsdar. POr 10 que estoy conven.
cido de que Ia "Emulni6n de Scott" eG Ia mejor
preparaci6n de So clsge.
De Uds atomic 8. a-DooToR VIoToR RA.
mREz Sud-MeiiGo del Hospital Viedma Pho.
Sscretsrio de Ia UAivsrsidad de San Simon.
Sc aIquiIa en- RtO-piedrus
uDa casa treSCA y bArAtA. Informar& don JoEe
MendeE. 81
ComprO Vd. vino para su mesa del tinto de
LogrOSO que vende Luina.-Es inmejorable.
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81 presidents Garnet tue aaistido por siets
doctOreU, eatre ellos 81 celsore ciguisao Olisr,
quien 10 abri6 la hsrida y prstendi6 hacerle Is
secretion del hfgado para cOrtsr Ia hemorragia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

En- TruiiIlo-altO el veciEo del bsrrio de
CSrraizo, don JoEe M GonEtiez que trat6 de va
dear Ia quebradG de ere nOmbre el domiDgo dl.
timO, una aveAida de Ia mlsma, per las muchAs
ag1ag de eae dia 10 arrsstr6 peEeciendo ahogAdo.
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Consulado De Francia

Fl t'oaSuado de IA RspdbliCa FraaceHa en-
eHta Capital 90 ha traaladado do Ia calls del Sol
NJ "a, Ia de San Francisco.NO 43, altos. 80
E0 wi COO0IOOO l2-oRuz-l2
EnSeres de Lujo-Novedad ,Limpieza. .-SeryicI
extra con perfumeria de estilo moderno.
SERGIO LECoMPTE.
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Esta Roche empisEan LAB novenss del Patriar
o. SAnto Domingo, en- Is iglesis SAINTS Ana.
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BAT 'Asss sss,Hs.ss. Rs q
DE PEDRO URBIZTONDO
aSG8 FrGncGScO ~

LIE OtCbLA1ONOO
SGR FFGAcGScO a
ES-Se complace atiende los parroquianes
Limpieza Prontitud Esmero Elegancia.
En- este acreditad0 salon, reforIhado recientemen-
te, Sc admiten abonados por meses, hay sempre un
surtido general de abones cosmetcos aguas de toca
dor, aceites pomadas, polvos toda case de perfume
riS extra-Ana.
GrAmabilidad con los marChantes con el publ
co en- general.
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LA NuEYA EdTRELLA"
CASA DE HUEsPEDEs

En- este EHtablecimiento, recisntensnts 70.
tornado, SO encuentaa habtaciones frescGs
sspAciosaS con grandeI vistRs Ia bahiS.--Ser.
vicio con muchO esmerO prscioS m6dicos.. ....Te.
tuan, SO, Puerts de EspAnA--El propietario,.-
RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ. 1876
En- el establishments de loS Sreu. r. Font
Hermsno, TancA 90 encueStrSn de venta: Vins.
gre orc de Chicans, purO dc uva; 81 legitimo vino
RiojaHo de AlsStn J los who's blancoa Ferrol;
Ohiclans. PrecoI rs Csntavon bOtelIa.
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.Oe&de
S 10 Tlajeu CAalmil

sAsTRERIA FRANCEsA, TIssoT
Fortalezs 81,
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A 25 centavos docena

81 comprsn botollaS Dc Oogaae vacfaS. So
comlra Cuslquier caatidad que Sc preIante deade
una ca adelante Iuformar6n en- el RS de Orc,
PlazN de Alfonso Kill I5-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-26

CerecedO HermsnOS y Comps, compran
toda cl4se de moaedas de cualquier fecha que
scan, agujereadas, reselladss sin resellar.
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La RgtogmOda EsperMsz0 'q1's g.s,

Az0V luz VI WVOVOVVV -12OE7VE VVVVA7VV u8ted
dormir en- habtacones muy frescas9 SDesea usted
mer bien7 Pues acuda IL RStormGdG RgpefaasS ca
lie de la Princesa ntmero T. Marina, Capital. PFeci0H
al alCanCe de todas las fortunsg
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COCHERA

Sc a'quils en- el OsntrO de vasunaci6n d,
PuertA de TERRA. 3-I
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VTno8 n sssjor d t0d0S 0N ealtdGd
prectO Ell RIoJANo DE TRo1o
Sc detalla Capital, Cristo l5 don Manuel Rivera.
San Sebastian 80 en- las tiendas de los Senores AY
LION y +. zAM0RAN0 en- Puerta de Terra Y F.
zAM0RAN0 o. Lnea. Los certihcados de origen '
anasis de tan excelente caldo estan disposition del
que guste verlos. DiOembrela
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PARA SANTO DOMINGO g:ss.. S;'ss. i =; ;.is. 10.
goletA sspadolA "DlCHO5A", hSsia el 81 del
eOrriente mes, admtiendO selamente psUsieros
-Tlsne espaciosG Ctmsra para rs psrsonAs.-
Intormara: O. ARRoY0....PlszA MsJsgasz. 6-A
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-26
THE SICK BABIES FUND.
Two Fairs Send Proceeds, One in
brooklyn and One I'm Belmnr.

Ethei Dimes and Mabel Ladder. each
twelve years Old, had fair in aid OF
the Sick Babies Fund on Waverly ave-
nue. Brooklyn, Sept. %. and made slb.l5.
They were helped by Miss Clifford, Edna
Quimby, Harry Ladder and Jimmy Gift
ford.
Emma Myers. Charlie GaudIer. Emily
and Harry Unkles and Julia and Jack
Speirs sent in S.2O, proceeds Of a chill
dren's fair he'd at Tennyson Cottage,
Be.mar. N. ].
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wORLDLINGS.

ons-nnh of the 10 900 900 families OF France
have no children.
There are 6.i6s railway surgeons employed by
the railroads OF the United States and Canada.
Typewriters have recently been employed by
the British House OF Commons for the first time
NaturSlists have shown that thcre arc more
than 1000 different kinds OF butterflies In the
world.
In Europe the average OF human life Is longest
in Sweden and Norway and shortest In Italy and
Austria.
In only one person among fifteen are both eyes
In good condition Usually one eye is much
stronger than the other.
by order OF the Archbishop OF Canterbury Brit
ish postmsn are prohibited from delivering mail,
at his residence on sunday
According to the last United States census IN,
coal fsis Of the various states and Territories
embrace 2l9 oso square miles
The vine product Of California last year VA
equal to more than quart for every man woman
and child "a the United States
A raihboW trout. Weighing hnssn pounds ter
ounces. died recently at the United statss nsh
hatchery at Oakland. Me. The esq from which
u uAs hAtehod vas brought from California, and
It vas one Of The largest trout Of the kind svsr
kaOuA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-26
DUKES MIX IN A DUEL.

Two young men of North Anderson,
Ind. were going to fight duel. They
arrived at the grounds and the seconds
vert meas uring off the distance. Every
thing seemed suspicious for the perfo-
ration of one or both OF them in the in
terest of honor" But their hate was
fast and furious and before the seconds
could get the positions stakei of, the
principals went at each other with their
fists. They fought savagely without ref
erence to Queensberry or other rules. and
one OF them was knocked out so far
that the powder and ball affair couldn't
20 of.
Information of this kind ought to be
cheering to friends OF the duello The
field OF honor doesn't always furnish
such exciting news. Usually the prlnci-
pals on reaching the lighting ground
stand around on one leg for many slowly
dragging minutes waiting for the police,
whom each has carefully notified, to
dash onto the Ecene and prevent blood
shed. And when the police don't arrive
| on schedule time they are both sorely
disappointed Men who are really thirst
ing for each others gore are scarce now.
Even fist fight at twenty or thirty
PAGES is conscling thing for the code.
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A REAL BEAUTY.

The battle-ship Maine had her first trial
trip yesterday, and proved herself a real
beauty. although, like many other beau
ties. possessing ample power for mis-
chief
This splendid boat is, beyond question.
the fastest In any navy In the world, and
her trial shows, MS Quartermaster Wat
son says, that she steers like a launch"
Pilot Conley, with thirty years expert
ence. asserts he never saw ship answer
her helm 80 readily. why. l can send
her about in a ships length" he says.
1t warns up the American heart to find
the seas being once again covered with
battle-ships that can hold their own with
the fleet of any power on earth. and to
see the Stars and Stripes flying over such
trustworthy and capable defenders.
May II be long before we have any use
of our new navy in active warfare. But
then. battle-ships that can defy the
world are, like Mrs. Toodle's purchases
very handy to have in the house"
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WAS IT ENOuaHi

young ruffian. too full of liquor.
raised dangerous disturbance at
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre during
yesterdays matinee He jumped to his
feet In the front row OF the gallery Just
after the performance commenced, ut
tered volley Of oaths and expressed a
desire to whip any one In the house.
When an officer endeavored to remove
him. he proved tough customer and
nearly succeeded In throwing the police
man over the railing into the orchestra.
or course there was almost a panic In
the theatre. and 1t took two officers to
remove the offender He was taken to
Jefferson Market Police Court and fined
$40 or ten days imprisonment.
The punishment is not enough for the
offense. The ruffian came near COM
hitting murder and might have caused
death. or at least serious injury, II the
panic had not been promptly checked.
He ought to have been sent up for six
months, Any one who raises a riot in
a theatre ought to be severely punished.
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IS IT BLUFF

When the Republican Convention met
full OF hope and confidence. a thought
full member of the party warned II
against over-confidence. He was sneered
at.
Senator Hill opened his speech at the
assembly Of the Democratic Convention
yesterday with vigorous attack on
what he calls the annual and moss
covered game Of political blun" the Re
publicans are accustomed to play, and
In which they are engaged this year
more earnestly than ever.
The changes In the situation within
the past week prove the sagacity OF the
Republican who cautioned his friends
against over-confdence. A very little
reflection will satisfy any unparalleled
mind that the Democracy will make a
fatal blunder II II attributes the indl-
cations of popular dissatisfaction with
the present dominant party in the Gov
eminent to the Republican annual and
moss-covered game of political bluff"
1t Is true that the Republican victory
last year was won not by Republican
strength but by Democratic weakness.
1t is true the total vote OF the State
was nearly three hundred thousand
short OF Its full figure. 1t IL true there
was open and avowed revolt against
Democratic management.
But why was the Democracy weak?
Why did It's voters absent themselves
from the ballot-box? Why was there
revolt against the candidates ?
Democratic misdeeds and blunders, and
not Republican bluff" and the beat
Ing OF tom-toms," were the cause.
II the Democrats complete their work
at Saratoga In such a manner as to con-
hrm the growing belief in the sincerity
or their reform professions; II to the
last the action OF the party is left free
and untrammelled by machine methods
and boss dictation; II the nominations
are In themselves a guarantee OF pure
government, the result will be different
from that OF last year. II the Con-
vention follows up the retirement OF
Flower and Murphy and Croker by n
practical proof In the sincerity OF the in
tention OF the party TO respect public
sentiment by selecting such candidates
rs the people demand, It will insure
success In November
II 1t disappolnts popular expectation
IL VIII find the danger that threatens
1t something more than Republican
blum
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ion he pleases without noestation or interfsr.
ence OF any sort. Many of the most trusted Brit
ish olscials in India are Mahometans or Par
sees. The ancient Hebrews as we know from
other sources besides the Bible. were q semi
barbarous race. far inferior intellectually. physi-
cally and morally to the Greeks. Suppose that :
woman. Mortified at the vigorous and cruel laws
OF her race, had embraced Buddhism. which. Of
all other religions, most nearly conforms to the
teachings OF Christ Buddha lived about 500 B. CO..
her husband. according to II. c." would
have been justified in numbering her. II 81 D
g." Is an American he should be ashamed q
himself. His views belong to the dark ages OF
history, and are out of place at this time and in
this free land. PHILO. Knoxville, Tenn
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basis for plea for the return OF the
police nightstick. 1t is not so. 1t Is.
however, new condemnation OF the
neglect OF the men at the head Of the
Police Department to give the force n
full. up-to-date equipment. A patrol
wagon load OF policemen. summoned i'm
medlately upon the appearance Of one
OF the "chowder parades" which fur
nish the opportunity for the street brig
ands, would furnish ample protection
to citizens along the line OF march and
would be a guarantee OF good order.
But--there are no patrol wagons and
there Is no signal service through which
they could be called. II there were any.
And yet New York is the metropolis Of
the new world.