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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

I'll coIega Sc muestra sorprendido
poraue lie hemos dicho que no admita
en- Su Paltido gente de color pohtico
El colega comprender5 que nuestro
sano proposito al decirselo ha sido ell
de que su partido llegue a ser con el
tempo ESQ: un partido Vamos 4
suponer que ustedes son jarabe de hi
pecacuana y que les caen encima
unos cuantos litros de vinagre. l 81
guen ustedes siendo jarabe dc hipeca-
cuana9 lSon ustedes vinagre ? Mn
guna de las dos cosas.
Con que apliluense el cuento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
BIEN VENIDOS.

unto con su bella consorte,
llego de la madre patria el sa-
bado 1ltimo nuestr0 distinguido
amigo don Pedro Arsuaga y Be-
raza.
FL fcliz matrimonio, al cual da-
mos cortes bienvenida, fue obse-
quiado anoche con una brillante
serenata por los seflores Jefes J
O6ciales de este Battalion de Vo.
luntar;os, de que es digno Te-
niente Coronel Ter. jefe el ST.
Arsuaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

lQuiere decir este que inventamos,
como dice el compahero, la peregrina
teoria del analisis polltico inquisitorialP
No. Ustedes muy bien pueden
respetar el derecho que tienen los
particulares de ideas vaporosas de
ingresar de cuerpo entero en- su par
lido, y, sin embargo, con el tempo
pue1en oDscrvar que cuentan ustedes
con una partida dc intrusos en- la CO
muni6n. Entonces, dno los expul
sarian ustedes Quien le ha dicho
al colega que nosoros pedimos la
medici6n de profundidades al in
gresof Nosotros declines: ustedes
admiten pero NADIA mas, que es 10
mismo que este otro ustedes no los
expulsan
Y otro dia continuaremos, prenda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
Reyista de la Peninsu la.

Madrid, 8 de Diciembre de 1895
:. En- Cuba no pasa NADIA; todo 10
que ALI pueda sobrevenir nos es indi--
fefente. Cree ", amigo mio, que
al dejar caer de mi pluma esas frases
inconccbibIes he perdido la razor
No, rne las inspira el scntimiento, ST
pudiera hoy alguno de mis- lectores
trasladsrse 4 esta cofte, y recorriera
las GALES. visrtando los centros ofieia
les. los cir2ulos p l.tieos, los cafes J
| l.s tle,.d4s, no oiria hablaT de Lu9a.
como Il all 40 essuylega TODD q lale
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
S ANTA CLARA.

Segdn manifestations de los clm-
pesinos, pasan DC ~, entse ntertss Y
heridos. las baias ncclaas i q b trti b
# zaYas POI Is coin naa In<sag,
81 cabeciGIA Zay4s estug1 ii 5 .ii-
gro, naatandnse I Il i II ID
En- los potreros &c ia afss Leblanc
y TaiIlac una eolpmna sorpseadi6 i
Ia patuda De neltrkn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
un contingente espiritual de prime
ra categoria.

-,
Nosotros trataremos de los articu
los de Ei Pals en- uno serio, porque
81 no, Sc nos enojaria nuestro adorado
companero con grandes motives para
clio. Pero hoy, y d fin de ir reco-
giendo algunos datos que generosa-
mente deja escapar en- sus dltimos es
critos el bondadoso CO ega, nos per
donara que ms tomemos la libertad
dc gasEar alguna que otra bromita
con 81.
FL dia 10 dijo FL PAS que Ia in
mensa mayoria del pals habia adop
tado ell prosrama auionomista. afr
macion que nos tizo estremecce vio.
ienta al par que pausa 1amentc. CO.
mo aun no habian transcurrido las 81
horas reglamentarias, antes de tonar
otra determin ci5n. FL Pais di6 H.
bertad a su deteAido en- cl numero
del dia 20. y la inmensa mayoti4 de
que haolabA SC eucuent-a e5tas fc :
chas f1era de Ia jaula.
Porque miren ustcdes todos los que
Sc han lido del partido contrafio: "ios
que buScan rancho. cru1es, halagos Y
representation ofi1iaI; los impacientcs,
los desespcrado., los pesimistas, los
que no tienen bastantc f en- los plo :
gtesos dc la opinion, nj en- la virtud dc
la perseverance,. y causa del depu
ratlvo llamado oposicion -. Sc han
ido tambien hasta los scparatstas,
aunque nadie sabe donde sc han me
lido cstos ultimos bc1sS
Cuaiquiera creefia que csta hume
rosa emigration habria dejado sin
gente al campo autonomists.
Pues. no senior: todlvi,, to lavia
quedAn en- q seres vivientes, que son
los sehores que Sc eXprcsan CONT
nuacion: los selectos. los firmes, los
( pundonoroSos, los mas inclinados al
saoti6cio por la idea. y 10, de mas
/ protundas y arraigadas conviccioncs.
Anlc5 dc haccr h hsta. el aator de-
articuo dijo en- tono ql=jlm5roso
solo quedan -. los -. etc. IL
hacemoS constar por rem ilr un IN
buto rcspetuoso a la hdeIidI ID que de
b. resplandecer en- toda copia, por
que, por 10 dennis. va suponiam1s qnt
tan solo qucdarlAn por los blrrios d:
Ia trste circunscrlpcion autonomista
tres cuatro som5ras amantes hasts
IA tes'afudek de los rec cluefd $. si, dt
recu-rdos ... de f4mtlia i Ay y
/ ~ despue' del arranquc poetic,
aquel de tcner su di,poslci5a la in
mensa mayoria del pals. verse en- /
precision de hacer un herm 80 cat&
logo dc los que Sc han lido Y no vol
vcfao, y ptsrrumpjr lastimetament'
en- el .S6io qatiI7, nuevo Dt profnnit
del pequeno grupo dc congregante
selcctoi y pund onorosos
Que desgraciA ! QIe iaf5rtunio
Il Qu.tn 10 habria de Greer Quiel
10 habna de pensar
De todos los include, en- Ia clasifi
cacion, los que son acree lores de
volucion son esos que Sc fleron er
busca de raHcAo. f. ciertament
execrable que haya quien prehera III
rancho a la alimentacion dc icada qu
trae consigo IN ida. Y. sobre todo
caso dc parecer poco una sola, la
ideas, tanto m cuanto gu. son ia
verdaderamente salvadoras del pode
rio y del prestigio dc Esoaha en- c
Nucvo Mundo." Verdad es que 5
no I,egan salvar el est6magc dc 10
que las recomiendan. hay qu- supone
piadosamente los horrib.es suFrimien
tos que pade,eri4 la Nacion la cua
Sc apicaran.
De todos modos, es de agradece
la buena intencion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
ESQ Sc

Leemos en- La FyaterN,aad
de Pinar del Rio { Cuba que Sc
ha disuelto ALI la Junta provincial
del partido reformista, por haber
hecho renuncia los Vocalcs y no
encontrarse personas que qule.
ran aceptar esos cargos.
Ahade dicho colega que la
mayor parte dc aquellos indivl
duos han vuelto al Partido de
Union Constitutional, de donde
procedian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
LO APLAUDIMOS

Nos consta que por varios dis
tinguidos amigos nuestros, dig
nos hiios de las Balearcs, resi-
dentes en- esta Capital, sc trata
de iniciar una suscripci6n a favor
de las vfctimas del luctuosfslmo
desastre ocurrido recientemente
en- Palma de Mallorca.
De todo corazon aplaudimcs
la noble idea.
lQus Sc rcalice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
PARA Ell CAEJE.

Seg1n hablamos anunciado an
tes dc ahora. el vapor correo de
la Peninsula San Fernando ha
traido para este Real Tesoro, y
con destino al canje, un million
y Glen mil pesos en- duros dc la
nucva acunacl6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Hoy ha publica 10 la Gattta {,
'cfeto dc canjc de Ia moneda Ell
esa is'a. que faora l.ga 10 ahi por
c'le para recoger los NIL ones de-
Nos que Sc calcula estan en- cir
eaclon, II los duros especiales que
sesigucn acunando en- Ia Casa de
A'eda. y que va ustedcs conocen,
80 Ia m'sma ley y peso que los de
al,
lsoemo> esperar, d4do el buen es
tadtde Ia Hacienda, que los cambio5
iiegrr pronto la par. Como el
decree consta de 10 articulos y su
oreannlo Is extenso, y como, por ell
iaterea lue para ustedcs cncierra, 10
.puotcal el BoLETIN integro, omito
;opIArio FL articulo g merece ei
aFlo c. preferential, pues ofrecc el
69oIern presentar a las Cortes, cuan
do Sc dnucstrc su convenience, TN
p'oy-ctoie ley autorizando la circu-
Ia'ion ena Peninsula { ,slas adyacen
tc' dc laloneda especial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Ia inmensa mayoria del pals, es :
carmentada del trato recibido, hace
pfesente. por nuestro conducto, al
partido autonomista, su agradecimien
to por ell acto misencordioso de que
hcmos dado cuenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

En- virtud de 10 preceptuado en- q
primer parrafo del artieulo a gel
Real necreto fecha 5 DEL corrientc,
q Ekcmo. Sr. Gobcrnador Genera
se hi servido disponer < proeeda en-
1odos los pueblos DC Ia Provinela Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

In Vahcia hubo el dis /: un al
boroto Pf'novido por una numerosa
rom:na, q. salio por las GALES con
estaidartes, m1sicas para rogar por
el trhnfo nuestros soldados en- Gu
ba yoor la 1ecesidadcs de la Igiesia
cat5li.a; Pto un grupo que no sim
patIzs col'-l objeto de la procession.
llevant un bandera, empezo 4 vo-
Gear el erioico libre pensador La
AntorcR hlentina." excomulgAdo
por el tplspt; los romeros >contesta
ron coiyiva al Papa-rey. y, como
era de oerr, hubo carrerss y sus'
tos, ten do lue intervenir la guar
dia civi detuvo 4 varios indivf
duos. lidadamente, hay gente
que ap'echa todas las ocasiones
para alb tar el cotarro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

9Que mas puedo decir, 81 todo qlc
da cncerrado en- la relacion anterior
Lo de Cuba 10 sabe1 mis- le-toses N
tes que yo, y, 10 mism que ami, es.,e
ramos c dehaitivo triunfo algun
d ario ha acogido el infun la 10 ru
NOR 'ie que et general Aycarraga
iha al tratro de la guerra reem ia !
"a a Martinez Gampos. Is Nm alb :
sIrlo, pues, como dice cl refran, ben
s,sA 9aa Pedro en Roma. 10 que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25
?. Sos nBllsalOS J GSpalOIGS.
sU YALOR lNTRINSECO.

Alpunos colegas de la Capital
). V de la isla. al hablar de la ope
raci6n del CAME, publican datos
Y noticias tendencies a demostrar
que el benehcio excede, seg1n
unos, de million y medic de pesos,
yseg1n otros cada million de me
iicanos pesa mas de dos kilos que
itual cantidad de provinciales, y,
por consiguiente, que excede de
dos gramos ell peso de la pieza
mejicana sobre la que actualmen
1c circula.
NADIA nos dicen con este, 81 en-
tono de oposici6n Sc escribe en-
primer Iugar, porque el benehcio
que resultc, intcgro Sc queda,
despues de deducir los gastos,
para la Provincial y porque la
moneda plata no Sc ootiza por su
valor intrinseco, pues en- este CT
so el>peso mejicaao valdria mas
que cl norte americana, que el
aIeman y que el frances, que son
de la misma ley y peso q1e nues-
ira moneda espanola especial, 10
cual todo el mundo sabe que no
cs exacto.
Tampoco son exactos los da
sos oublicados por dichos cole
gas, aIgunos de los cuales con-
f,anden el peso con el fno. nj
tampoco un kilo de plata flna son
40 pesos s 400 pesctas, porque
entrcn cuarenta pleas en- kilo
Yramo, pues el kilo en- las rendi
clones de la fabrica de moneda
vale 222 pesctas y y centlmos.
Para que nuestros lectores
puedan conocer Ia ganancia que
sc obticne, por supuesto, sin con-
TAR gastos de fabrication, merma,
transporte y SECURE y los demas
inhcrrntes al CAME, expendemos
a continuation los datos que tene
mos por cxactos
Peso MEJIcAN0.
Peso 80. 27.o67 gramos.
Ley. oo2,77S milesimas.
Elmo en- cada
peso ..... 24,435 gramos.
En- ~ million. 24.455,ooo Id.
DuRo ESPECIAL.
ieso ... IS gramos.
Ley.oo 900 milesimas.
Zine ~. soc gramos.
In AH mfkk6n p. 100000 gramos.
DIfRRENcIA DE FINo
Peso mejicano 24435.ooo grms. |
Duro especial 72 10000 i'd
Difrrencia :. I935,ooo grms |
Hemos dicho que el valor por
kiiogramo 4 que Sc aiustan las
rcndicionrs en- Ia Casa de None /
"a sin contar los gastos que
arriba dejamos expresados) es Gel
222 pesefas ~ cents.
De modo que, con seis milo /
nes de pesos enke1os n Jieanos, /
que e. POGO mas . menos la ea0
sadad que SC ha recogifo. Sc rnt--
den fabrsenr 8, SO 81 -ure
nneStga monedz actual, i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Han falleci: en- Madrid, el dis
tinguido actolubiIado don Ricardo
Morales, direr artistico del teatro
Espanol; el dor don EIilario Blan.
CO Jimtnez, C.ll,n de honor de S.
NJ. y receptore la Real Capilla, y
el general de bRda don Carlos Coig
y O'Donnell. Cartagena, el ge
neral de divisiodon Juan de Velas-
co y FernAndeIe la Cuesta. En-
Cordoba, don Rel Romero Barros,
notable arqueolo y director dc Ia
Escuela provinci de Belias Artes
En- Zaragoza, dotTicol Azara, ca
ballero maestrant Y en- Palma de
Mallorca, don Fac Gual Torrella
Diputado carlistl jefe del paftide
tradicio1alista de lBa'esres.
z. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Los te,ps no e.tan afortunados /;
SOLO Lat,sf, de Dicenta, ha alcan-
zado exceste acogida, por m que
su tendendno sea simpatica Des
pues del fiaso de la comedia de
Sanch p@ La gesf< nnsva y del
.ainete de ga y Bret5n, P0r fin Sc
casa Ia Mies no ha coaseguido buen
e<ito la obfde Luis Ansorena, Pt-
tyIlla, que Aa estrenado en el Es
panol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Dijimos antes
Oh contraste !
Decimos ahora
Oh memoria !
La del Sr Maura, por supues-
%.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-25

Peso mejicano 24435.ooo grms.
Duro especial p 5co 600 i'd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20
ONE MISSING LINK.
American characteristics Not Known and
Portrayed by Shakespeare.

ut is not true, remarked the learned
play actor, reports the New York Sun,
that Shakespeare created all kinds of
characters, for / do not find in his
dramas any characters that bear any
resemblance to the great Americans
who have figured in our country's his
tory. There is not in all of them even
the shadow of personality like Abra-
ham Lincoln, than whom there is not a
finer theme for some future American
dramatist, able to illustrate the scenes
in his career, from the Kentucky log
cabin to the theater in which he was
assassinated. Shakespeare has no
George Washington, no Andrew jack
son, none of our heroes or sages, none
of our many unique notables and none
of our wondersome women. His crea-
tions belong to many countries, but he
never gives a forecast of the peculiar
American product which came into ex-
istence centuries after his death.
Few of Shakespeare's characters
would ever have been tolerated in this
country. We could not have Falstaff
among us, or Macbeth, or Lear, OF
Caliban, or the ghost of Hamlet's IA
ther, or ophelia, much less any of his
royal or classical characters.
I'VE have had plenty Of Americans
worthy of dramatic honors, fitted for
the tragedy, the comedy, or the histor
zeal play, totally different in their
traits and deeds from the Shakespear.
can people, and, the like of whom were
never suggested or foreshadowed by
Shakespeare. The oft repeated state
ment that the playwriter Of Stratford
conceived and drew all types of human
nature and all varieties of human life
is fiction. Should man of his gen.
Jus ever be born in the United States
he would find here an abundance OF
material for dramas as grand as ever
were written"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20
THE BICYCLE FACE.

1t mas Ueen noJeu that the OlcyCIIsI,
no matter how expert, when riding
usually has an earnest and intent ex-
preston of countenance. To this APP
pearance has been given the name OF
"bicycle face" many reasoning from it
that really there is little pleasure in
wheeling, and that the wheelman al
ways is a prey to anxiety and fear. 1t
is true, says the Troy Times, that rare
ly does bicyclist have an appearance
of careless abandon, but the fact in no
way is q condemnation of bicycling,
but rather proof that the wheel well
serves one purpose, at least. The very
necessity for that fixed attention COM
pels the dropping of ordinary thoughts,
and so the mind of the wheelman is
forced into new channels. The worri-
ments of business and the ordinary
cares of life are forced into the back
ground, and in their place is a wholly
new set of ideas. The bicycle is
jealous mistress and permits no divided
attention. Well treated, it carries one
safely, but If neglected is sure to bring
the rider into trouble.
So the bicycle face" is all right in a
sense. 1t is one of the features which
give bicycling its chief fascination. 1t
is one of the first effects of the bicycle
treatment for blues, and indicates that
for the time the ordinary perplexities
of life are minimized and the weary
brain is turning its attention in other
directions b
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20
woMANS DEPENDENCE ON MAN.
A General Fact That She Would Do Well
to Study.

Wonderful that while knowledge
comes wisdom fingers, says the North
American Review. Wonderful that
what women have suffered so long to
win, once won they should cease to
prize; that education should not teach
woman that man was by nature very
far removed from the gentle, domestic
animal she knows to-day. However
the modern woman may swagger about
her individuality, may talk of her
spiritual needs" and deplore the
stupid tyranny of man, who demands
sacrifices from her in return for his
tenderness, protection and support, the
fact Is not changed that, however much
she may be mans intellectual equal or
spiritual superior, the exigencies of
motherhood put her at his mercy.
She cannot be entirely self-dependent
except at the cost of the welfare of her
offspring. The factory acts are rec
ognition of the right of the child to its
mothers health and vitality. Woman.
simply may not eat her cake and have
it, too. Using all her energies for her
own needs, she cannot give rigOr to her
children. If she employ for her own
ends her store of life she robs the child.
To adequately supply the new genera
ton with health, brains and nerve
force she must husband her resources
and yield herself to the generosity and
tenderness of man and trust to his care.
That he has not always been generous
and tender, that he is not always so
even now, does not alter the general
fact
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20

on his side. tie makes a large yaro ivr
his chicken coop, putting boards around
the sides to prevent escape from the in
closure, and over this he stretches wire
netting with coarse meshes. Inside the
hen and chickens run at will free from
attacks of every sort. A number of
times since he made this arrangement
his family have been entertained by the
antics of the hawks who swoop down
upon their supposed prey all unaware
of the interposed netting. Fetching up
against it has seemed great puzzle to
to them, for they futter around on it
so greedy for their prey that they can
scarcely believe the chicks beyond their
raaoha
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20
PROTECTING HI. Chickens.

A Sangerville (Me.) man has baf1ed
the hen hawks. and 50 far the laugh is all
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-20
To the Public In General.

To the Public In General.
We wish to notify you that we
are still in business and are hand
ling all kinds Of real estate, i'm
proved and unimproved city prop
erty, farms and ranches and have
some rare bargains on our books
Call and see us as we are certain
we can satisfy you both as to To-
cation and price, terms, etc.
JOHN T.HAMBLEToN & 90.
No. 104 East Commerce st. IL 80 tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
4 LOTING CCP FOR C. v. BOVEE. JR.

IT IS PRESENTED BY MEMBERS OF THE WEST
EIGHTY-FIFTH-sT. ASSOCIATION.
4 p,easan, party OF men and their wives met iast
night at the home Of Frederick Beck, NO. "es'
Eighty -htth-st.. TO present from the west Eighty
fifth Street Association a testimonial 10 CHRISTIAN
y. Bovee. jr.. IN Acknowledgment OF services 10
the association. Mr.. Beck presided. but the pre-
sentaton speech made by oscar Honstad'
secretary. He SAID in part:
THE West Elghty-hfth Street Association is a
society formed fer the protection and beaut.fying
OF this street To c. y. Bovee, Jr, Is due the credit
for the idea, and he has done fully ~ per cent OF
the work to make and keep the street as II Is
to-day. ] have 10 tender a loying-cup' win the
following inscription: Presented to {. y; bovee.
ir by fls friends and nclghbors FOR public ser
vices in behalf OF the West Eghty-ffh Street Pro-
tectlve Association. 49,
Among those present were Thomas j. Flagg,
Robert Thompson Ephra.m L. Hitchcock. William
~ Chairman ex-DOck Commissioner James j.
Phelan. Mr. Deshon. Or. Ulman. Professor Joseph
Mosenthal. Alfred A. smith ~ Rosen6aum.
man and william ii Prague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
pORCELAIyS AND PAINTINGS to BE SOLD

A choice collection OF European ana UrIeHIdI pOr-
o,.,,s Coneland Saxon and Wedgewood plates,
1a,anese piaquer etc, will be sold at The Fifth
A,,arue Auction Rooms. No. 2ss Ffth-ave., begin
ring this afternoon. In addition to the porcelains
there will be number Of choice articles OF mousse
hold use including double paror suit IN AuDusson
tapestry, with frames OF egyptian des'en, some
-, t7,rtre furniture. a beautiful tiger skin and
o,bor niecea OF value. The sale Will continue on
FRIDAY and Saturday afternoons no business being
dome on Thanksgiving Day. and is held by order
~ Coudert Brothers. administrators attorneys, 10
settle an estate on FRIDAY evening at oc,ocK
49, rcilI ne sold the same place an interesting
and attractive collection of high,class oil paintings
-Sich Includes examples by Troyon. NerDoecR-
WIFI i'N q g Corot W. Morgan. Heinrich Weber,
Henry p Smith. william Hart; Semenowsky, van
schende Clarkson Stanheld' PAU DeiaiIaih ana
others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
sr,yrNG FLOWERS on SUNDAY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: ITO OBEY Is better than sacrifice ana 10
hearken than the fat CT rams Il Samuel. XIV ny
part OF as; Sundays International school lesson.
Whatever else there is TO say about the seiIihs
OF flowers on Sunday would II not be more con-
sistent for Christian people who presumably are
the ones who send flowers TO churches to SEND
only such as can and will be delivered the day
Comma ndment by causing others work on the
Lords Day?" Also the churches might defend
the.r own sections as we'll as care for their neigh
bors' " by not allowing the extra work within their
doors. :.
IA for taking flowers 10 hospitals ones self that
need not he essened We can buy them on Satur-
day and keep them fresh in our own rctrigerators
over one n ght instead OF in the florists. little
inside ra Ion part. and az many flowers
Will be bought and enjoyed. and those who work
with them SIX days OF the week VIII nave their cay
O, rest and, 1t may he. even worship
New-York. Nov. "A. 1850 CHI RCH-GOEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27

ou,stre,ched arms is reaching for the tape. He
is the handsomest OF the group, and the tightly
secured peaked cap his head. and the shirt
loosely laced at his throat. all indicate the eIiorS
he Is making 10 maintain his slight advantage
The second best Of the fleet runners mas cIean-cut'
smooth features: his chest Is barred. and the ex-
oresson Of determination on his face implies that
he is nushing the leader TO the limit Of MS speed.
The most dernonstrative OF the runners s thoroughy
cberacterIstic OF type familiar TO all. Il Is the
man who comes up in the rear fiutterng a kerchief
and claiming the race In THIS case me lhal N
~anks third. but the bronze doesn't tell whether
he is claiming first place on general principles or
two feet high and measures three feet in length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27

the man who attempts to vote Illegally at the
primaries In district
more districts were subjected to the same treat
meEt? How many secretaries had thelI DOCKS Ie-
tainei? And how many captains of districts were
rnede nonent!tes? $500. r. :. =.
IL there be others and there Is no DOUBT OF H. IT,.
n few determined men present the Gaze personally
or by letter to every decent voter in their district
and make a personal appeal to 90 this once TO the
primaries and rebukc that which Is a curse 70 our
political system. and will soon be the ruinati9n OF
the party. -, - ~ %"
New-York Nov. g. 1855.