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The advocate., 1895-01-30

Twenty men at the Homestead iron
works were called up and discharged the
other morning for attending q labor
meeting. The company had detectives
at the meeting. II my memory ser'es
me rightly, those Homestead workers
are the ones who took the places OF the
men who wanted decent treatment
about two years ago. II seems impos-
sible to impress upon the laborinR peo-
pie Of the country that 30 long as they
fight each other, they place themselves
completely in the power Of the employ
ing class. 1t was all right for these
men to take the places of other work
men for doing just what they are now
attempting to do, and this treatment OF
themselves is deserved. But please tell
me what liberty q man has In the
United States when the mere fact OF his
attending q labor meeting or any other
kind Of meeting subjects him TO q dis
charge and possible starvation Of himself
and family? Capital has not yet be-
come oppressive enough in this country
but it is getting there rapidly, and the
time will come in the not far distant
future when lRboring men will be COM
PEELED to act together in the unions, at
the polls, and in every other way,
BRsipst the capitalists OF the country.
So lopg % they bow down to the fetish
Of the divine right Of property, 20 long
do they deserve to be the meDiRl dogs OF
employerR-Coming Nation, January 25.
The advocate., 1895-01-30
Knnsna CItY Prolnce.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. %. Eggs Receipts con-
tlnue light; the market is again higher; strict
ly fresh, 17c,
Poultry-Receipts light; the market is ao-
tive and frm hens SIC; mixed springs,
&c; small, 6ho; roosters, ljc; dressed
chickens 10. Turkeys, scarce firm; old
gobblers, 4hc; young, SO; mixed, 5GD5ho; hens,
$1,000; dressed turkeys, 5h@7c. Ducks, firm,
GdD7o. Geese, plentiful, dull, $40 Pigeons,
dull, 75c per doz.
Butter-Recelpts continue large and the
market Is weak; extra fancy separator, 20
02lo; fancy, l8@l0c; fair, l7c; dairy, fancy,
15o; fair, 196l3c; fancy roll, 12Gl3c; fair
roll, 1O611c; packing, dull, $3.50; old, SC. Much
good roll can only be sold to packers.
Fruit-Apples, scarce; the market Is
quiet and firm; standard packed ranged
from S3.OO0350 per bbl.; others, S2.50030O;
fancy stand, S3.50l14OO; Jennetlngs, 500
625O per bbl Lemons, weak S3.O0042l
Oranges, active, firm; Mexican, S25OG25;
CALIFORNIA; seedlings S960d2.75; navals 500
as 90. Florida, $500; frosted, 5Oc0S200 tanga-
rines, S2.2502.5O. Cranberrles firm Cape Cod,
Sl0OO0llOO per bbl; Jersey, SlO0O0iO50
Vegetables Potatoes, receipts light; market
quiet and barely steady; ordinary kinds, COM
mon, 45655c per bu. sweet potatoes, red, 100
20c; yellow, 2583Oc; Utah and Colorado choice,
55lGOc per bu Cabbage, plentiful, market
firm; S1.25 per 100; Michigan, 936 O06300O per
ton. CauliAoWeE small l5a5noi large, 75c per
doz
The advocate., 1895-01-30
The Live Stock Market.


In their circular of January %. the
Lsrimer- BridgerOEd Live Stock Com
mission company, Of Kansas City, give
some sharp pointers as to the prospects
Of the future market. They say:
"The situation as 30 cattle ia full Of en-
Oouragement, unless all signs fail. That
there is q shortage is evident; Hrst, from the
less number marketed Rb the four leading
markets in 1884, Kansas City having been
Che only exception; the smaller number on
feed, and the steady demand which is eX-
perienCsd from day 20 day. The embargo
Of continental countries on American cat
Gle may have some effeCs on the export de-
mand, but when the small number Of FAT
cattle to go on che market later on is con-
sidered, it can be readily realized that,
leaving the demand for export out of con-
siderRtiOn, it must have q decided effect
upon values.
"There ia another fact TO be considered,
which is the earlier marketing than usual
Of fed Texas cattle. They have been com
ing, and will continue TO come more regu-
laFly than in former years. Again, all re-
ports agree that there are less cattle on feed
in Texas than In previous years, owing to
the scarcity Of the GLASS Of cattle suitable
for this purpose. Some parties, who are
ell pOsted as TO the Texas situation, 90 30
far ss to say there are not, az the present
time, 30 per cent. ss many cattle on feed
there "a there were ye8r ago.
"And again, there have been more short.
fed cattle in Missouri aud Kansas than last
year, and many Of them have been shipped
90 market
"In regard 90 hogs bhe outlook is prob
lemRtical, tending rather 10 decline in the
near future than an advance IN prices.
This opinion Is formed from the immense
supply marketed and the numbePR reported
90 be in the country. The packers have
been ready buyers, but they are close fl &
uFeFs, and anything like heavy run causes a
decline in the market prices. The receipts
OF hopa at Kansas City since JAnu VrV /, are
1886 an increase of 39,472 over the cor
responding time last year. IL must be re-
memb bered that Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory and Texas are now furnishing large
numbers Of hogs for mRrhet 10 has been
only day or two since q load Of hogs,
wheat fed, from the Indian Territory,
brought the top prices.
"In regard to sheeD il ia difficult 10 make
any forecast. There have been quite q num-
Der purchased on the market 10 feed, a. d
as re- ,eipta have not been excessive, values
have not fuotusted violently. For fat NUT
tons, however, the future does not appear
at present very diecnuraaiDR
The advocate., 1895-01-30
Knnsns ClfH Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 29.-Wheat by sample
was held to-day at Saturdays prices, but there
was little demand for it and bids as rule were
o little lower than on Saturday.
Receipts of wheat to-day II cars; year ago,
SO cars,
Car lots by sample on track, Kansas City, at
the close were quoted nominally as follows;
No hard, 5l052c; No hard, Soc; No 4
hard, 49c rejected lS0i0c No red 5O05lc;
No. 3red 49Q5Oc No 4 red, 4sc rejected, 47c.
Corn sold slowly and in some eases was lit
tie lower than ON Saturday. Fewsamples were
on sale
Receipts of corn to-day, cars; a year ago,
~ cars.
Sales by sample on track, Kansas City: No.
mixed corn,3 cars iO15c, Sears 4Oc; No 3mixed,
nominaly, 4Oc; No, 4 mixed, nominally, 39c;
No white, cars 4lc; No. white, nominally,
aOc
Oats were firmly held, but there was not
much demand for them.
Receipts OF oats to-day, cars; year ago,
cars
Sales by sample on track Kansas City: No
mixed oats, 2 cars SOC, 1 car 292lc I Cur 20hc:
No. g. nOminally, 20c No. 4, nOminally, csc;
No. white oats, nominally,3l No Swhite,
nominally, Bic
Hay-Receipts, 80 cars; market duh, weak
Timothy. fancy, $1,000; choice S90OdQ5O;
No. /, $8Oo0s5O; clover mixed, $5 .00sOO low
grade, uS6O0075O; fancy prairie, Ss.OO9S50;
choice, $7.00dT5O; No. /, 560O0650; No. 2 $3.50
@5.OO; packing hay, $3.o0045O
The advocate., 1895-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000:
Official Saturday 7O79; shipments, 3,I9S; mar
ket firm and 501Oo higher; rather slow. Sales
ranged at S3.95l43j for light; A0504.5O for
mixed; S4lO6AGO for heavy; S4100425 for
rough
, Cattle-Receipts, 11,OOO official Saturday,
S32; shipments Saturday, 1,l72 market 5@10c
higher,
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000; official Saturday, IL
$50; shipments Saturday, l,7O2; market gem
orally 5Gl0c higher,
The advocate., 1895-01-30

at least some control Of corporations, to
whom are given public franchise for the
performance Of public duties.
"Tbst 8 private citizen has sufficient
standing to make this application which
should unquestionably be made by the
attorney general, has heretofore been
decided by this court, and / must ac-
cept it 90 law. And it being admitted
that the company is not fully operating
its line Of railroad, I feel it my duty to
allow the writ prayed for, either in it's
peremptorY or alternate form, unless q
sufficient answer has been made in law,
"As I have said, the learned Judge who
heard the previous application decided
that the answer then made was even in
sufficient to raise o question Of fact, and
only refused the writ in order to give
the company more time, with the sdmon-
ition to it that il should no longer delay.
81 do not think the present answer Of
the company is sufficient to prevent 8
writ from being issued. The claim OF
violence, amounting to a prevention, is
not legally made out. Instances Of Vio-
lence generally by others than the former
employees of the company Is shown, but
it is also shown that not only the police
force Of the city, but over 1000 soldiers
are preserving order, and I cannot be-
hsvs that this company is not protected
in its rights, nor do / think any ques-
tion Of fact is fairly raised on that head.
"Besides the persistence Of the COM
pan y in failing to run it's csre, except 90
it may gradually get employees to accept
it's to rms, being in itself unlawful, as l
have shown, must necessarily be q bad
example tending to public disquiet, il
not to some disorder.
I'm respect Of the question of hours
and of wages between the company and
its employees, its duty was to have gone
on with it's full complement of employees
having the right gradually and from day
to day to supeTsede it's employees il it can
by new employees who will work on its
terms, or snpsrsede them sll at once
when it has obtained sDffi lent number
of new employees for that purpose; but in
such q controversy, it has not the right
to stop it's cars while it is thus gradu
ally getting other men.
"If the people Of the state were rum
ming these roads they would not thus
and damage themselves, and
it must not be forgotten that this cor
poration is entrusted with the running
Of these roads as the servant of the peo-
pie Of the state"
The advocate., 1895-01-30
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas city Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28.-Cattle Receipts
lince Saturday, 4,l43 calves, 09 shipped Sat
nrday, 1892; calves, 1913. The market for steers
and cowss was active and steady TO strong,
though it closed weak; Texas cows, feeders,
Dalves and bulls steady; Texas steers opened
l0c higher and closed dull and weak. The fol-
lowing are representative sales:
The advocate., 1895-01-30

Hogs - Receipts since Saturday, $3.50;
shipped Saturday, III The market opened
about sc higher and lost the gain. The top
was Si.20 and the bulk Of sales were S3.90g40j
against S4.2j for top and 83S50405 for bulk
Saturday. The following are representative
sales
The advocate., 1895-01-30
A FAIR DECISION.
The Public Has Rights Which Corporations
Must Respect

New York supreme court, handed down
his decision on the application Of Joseph
Loader for a msndsmus to compel the
Brooklyn Heights railroad to operate its
cars in sufficient numbers to Rccommo,
date the public. The decision is 40 fol-
lows:
at is my duty to declare the law in
this case. This railroad corporation ia
Lot in the position Of q mere private in
diVidusl or company carrying on bust
ness for private gain which may suspend
business temporarily or permanently at
pleasure. On the contrary it has q dual
relation; q public relation to the people
OF the state and q private one to its
stockholders.
at must not be forgotten here, though
it may seem to be growing, not wholly
forgotten elsewhere that in it's chief as
pect it is a public corporation having
duties to perform to the public which
transcend any obligation which in its
private aspect it owes to it's stock
holders.
"It has received franchises Of great
value from the state and had conferred
upon it the states trsnsCendsnt power
Of eminent domain.
"In return it took upon itself the per-
formsnce of public duties and functions,
in the performances of which it is in law
and in fact not an independent individ-
uRl or entirety, but the accountable
agent of the state. Though the prinCi-
pies are old and inherent in the idea Of
the sovereignty Of the people, it would
seem that in the rapid growth Of corpo-
rate pC Wer, and Of the tendency to use
public franchises for the sggrandizs
ment Of Individuals first, and for the
service and benefit Ct the public second
they have come to be somewhat over
Looked and need to be restated.
"Thty have often been declared by the
highest courts Of this state and the su.
preme court Of the United States The
duty Of the company now before the
court is TO carry passeI gers through GER
tain streets OF Brooklyn and to furnish,
maintain and operate cars enough to
fully accommodate the public. It may
not lawfully cease to perform that duty
for sven one hour. The directors Of
private business company, may, sctu-
Rted by private greed or motives of pri-
vRte gain, stop business and refuse to
employ labor at sll unless labor come
down to their conditions, however dis
tressinR; for such are the existing legal,
industrial and social conditions. But
the directors Of railroad corporation
may not do the like; they Brs not merely
accountable to the stockholders; they
are accountable to the public first and
to the stockholders second.
"They have duties to the public to
perform and they must perform them.
II they cannot get lsOor to perform such
duties, at what they cfrsr, then they
must pay more, and as much as is nec-
essbry to get it. Likewise, if the condi-
tions in respect Of hours or otherwise
which they impose, repel labor, they
must adopt more lenient or just condi-
tionP, So they may not stop their cars
for one hour, much lees ore week, or one
year, thereby to beat or coeIce the price
or conditions Of labor down to the price
The advocate., 1895-01-30

mand was strong; the market active and i0A
e0c higher. The following are representative
sales
$50 NUT ., 14O $685. s mut..... 10 $3.50
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

el talentO de los viej0s no consista mas que
Ell la desconfapza La aacIaQa Catalina
dar su edad un consaio que valga a'gana
coaa! Ne puede ser, hijo mf0, yamos, es
impossible
Pues bien, madre mia, diio Enrique ne
gadme vuestro sOCOrrO, privadme de vuestrO
anxilio, perO dentro de una bora, con vues-
tro dictamen contra 81, habr6 hecho ah 0r
car todos los apgeyincs que h4y ea Paris
AhOrcar a tOdOs los angeyinos2 exclam6
Catalina con la Sol presa que experimentation
las almas superiores cua0d0 oyen deoir al
gun enorue disparate
81, si, ahorcarles, asesinarles, quemar-
les; estas h0ras va estan mis- arreglos co
rriendO por la ciudad para guitar de enme
di0 esOs bandidos, a esOs rebeldes
Que Sc guarden muy bien de hacerlo
eXclamo Catalina conmOvida por Ia z av edad
de la situaci6n, perderan 81 mlsmos, 10
cual no importaria NADIA, pero os perderian
q vos con ellcs.
-Por qu6l
Ciegol murmur6 Catalina. sera Que
los reyes hayan de tener siempre ojos para
no ver9
la reina madre cruz6 las manos.
La primera condIci6n que debe cumplir
NC monarca es vengar las injurias que lie ha
cen, ,porque entonces la vepganza es justicia.
especialmente en- q preseDte caso todo mi
RENO levantara pOr deteuderme
Loco, iuSenSatO, niT1o, murmur0 Ia ho
rentina
-Por cue me decis estR
Pensais que sera facil degollar, quemar
hOmbreS como Bnssy, como Antrsenes
como Livarot, como Biberac, sin hacer que
ccrra Ia sengre a torreutes2
-tQu6 importi, con tai que los degiie
llen9
-Tendriais raz6u, 81 lograsen degollarles,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

mostradmeles muertos, pr Nlestra NJ
ra os dire que hab6is hach3 bieD; pero no
les degollaran, Ell caInbio ellOS levantaran
ell 8standarte de Ia rebellion, en- cambio sc
les obligara q desnudar la espada. que 70
sacarian de la vaina por un iefe como Fran
cisco; pero Ell este caso J por ynostra impru-
deucia. la dasenyainaran para defender sus
yldas: vuestro RENO So levantala pero no
por yOs, sino contra vos.
-PerO 81 no ne veng0 Sc dira one he tc-
nido miedo, que retroceio, eXclamo Enrique
Use ha deh0 jamas que 70 ha tenido
miedo2 dii0 Catalina f5unceudo ell entrscei0
y mordiendo su5 labio- delgados enrojeci
dos como Il carmin.
Sin embargo, 81 han sido los angevinos
merecen castigO madre mia
:, 81 hublesen sido ell0s, pero no han
sido
5Quienes han de SER pues, sino los ami
gGs de mi hermano2
No han sido los amigos de yuestro her
mano, porque vuestro hermsno no tiene
amigos
sQuienes, pues2
-Nuestros enemigos, mas bien, vuestro
enemigo.
-5Cual2
Hijo mio, bien sabeis que no tenei5 mas
que unO, asI como yuestro hermano Carlos,
asi como 20, no hemoS teDido nunca mas
que uno, el mismo siempre
Enrique de Navarro, quereis decir.
81, 81, Enrique de Navarro
Pero Enrique de Navarro no esta en- Pa
Tis.
y os consta 3 yos quien csta en- paris
qnien 10 esta? Sabeis vos alguna c5sa de
l"poitahel@9 Teneis acaso oi0s i oidcs2
tenels zlqulera en- torno vuestras personas
que yean Il oigan9 No, todos sois sordos, to
dos sois ciegos.
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C0NDICIONEs Y CONCEsT0.7Es

rA rnanuc sriaR
Loa rage seG
rSS 81 II
81
esSuyfaA
al mon o i 3 81 +:
az q
PAsAJEs IDA vUEArAtae de sAn.
e
D l@a5e atla1 ae sfA devo> d
2 j
l. IL
p
CD }a-l, csd naa {DG 81 c r .
" = ~ p& - . E
I ~ = Z 3 : :
pBde. 1erln QHt 1uNf
ioeu : 81 = dc !
graf
-
~ -..--z
.e@~ kl~34 fyf@~s 81 p
) mare
tanc y 4A : >a1ao scn.oA
:: = 4 q au4-2* &s
Il -. .Za.-.-..- & 60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
Unguento Derm6qeno'

Les asombrosos cfectos produc.do.
por 81 UNGUENTo DEBM6GENO n
las Aagas qnsanadNyas, J'samstes, l'i-
cazEuras &c UsosQwsfos lsprIz ajrscat'a
sa5aaonss, ekefantfGsts ts4atores, al
c..alqufer foyocedeacs4z, ret|aaatSsa's9, aI-
ceyas, Aevtdas de csSalqWiSy as'ns*s, pa
,s4zfsre DE-, 10 democstgan las ialsz-i-
ses cutsciones obten;das y e consran.
t. 10 gsc de dlcho especlfco $
ks-@.
Dcp6sito Farr,fa~i "a Cs,'f*@s< + j
T@ge~-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

lie defeude a mi manera, y creo Que 81
Ia meior.
nj La meior ex lam6 i rey, la mefor. me-
rezcso.
10 sostengo Y 10 apruebo
lengo ~uriosidad dc ver esa pruehs.
e. muy facil; en primer lugar hamos he
eho uns gran necedad, una necedad de msrca
mayor 70
= En- que3
De d que hemos di~puesto respecto a los
angeyinos
-ilI2lal dijo Enrique sorpreudido Dc Ia
ldentidad de pareceres qne encontra ba an
aqueiias dos personals de jrgerio erni0ente
hepte sutil, y que no habian pcddo ronerse
zion 0i'i
81. vespordi6 Chicot, tas amigos er.tan-
20 poF u cludad nueran los snsevlnos. =
ah@ra q4e pienso en- clio no eefs D., .b 30 ana
los arga7inos heyan sido los que han dslo
e. g9i PEI tus am & :, repito, gritando Dor Ia
cludad, mueTan los angeyinos, enciendeu
oonlt9mente la guerra civil que los Guisas
neees1tan qpe por 81 70 han podido hacer
estaIIa! estas fechas, Enrique, ms
mlgas han muertos 10 cual canfeso one no
me de agradaria, pefo te afigrfa a ii & han
afroJ do los angAvinos de Ia ciadad Ia
cuai te disgGstaris mucho, pero en- oambio
agradaria Infinite II bueno del dpoqe IL
Anjou. &c
-iPardiezl exolam6 el rey, screeis on, las
eosas esten tan adelantadas como dices2
-Sl no 10 estan mas
-PeTo todo ESQ no me explica Dor on4 -
5as Sentado sobre esta piedra = "a "a
Por que e-toy heci -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
: ENRIQUE de Navarro repiti6 Enrique.


dIjo mlo. siempye que O. sucada aiguna
desgracla, cuyo a1tor os sea desconociao, 10
pregnnteis.quien e., 10 10 dudeis siquiera
decid Enrique de Navarro, y podeis estar Sc
guro de haber acertado Dirigid vuestrcs
tiros haeia al ladO donde el este y - 10 oure,
que dareis On el blanco - %! csc hom
bre ese hombre es Ia espada que Dios
ha suSpendldo sobre Ia casa de Valois
q Creeisl pnes, que deb0 dar co0traorden
con respecto los aDgevi 4os
Al monl1nto, eXclssn.0 Catalina. sin per
der IN minute, osder ~ segundo 5re-
sGraos. tai Yez "a tarje. recofred. rayocad
esa olden sois 3@rdisia
asiendg 81 hijo por el br2zN, le empu
j6 hacis "a Puelta con fGerza J energfa in-
creiblas.
F ri4ue 5 bio en q mismo iystante fuera
del n7re cPn amino de reuHir sus amigos
Pero no e heoltr0 mas que a Chcot, septa.
tado sobre 1lna piedra y dibujando fguras
gee gra ficas en la arena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
II ] l.
INTERN NAC|l)N AL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

Ell o~opie-erio q,.s susori9s ofrece Ia co
alodas Y veatiladas habitaeiones De sste
Hotel todos los prertorr;que5os extsa1
geros se transito 4stad,a fla en Hsitf.
En- 4 estableci asnto s. haole insie
frame espanole snaeo. tsato onlto: go
vicio s5oogi3o.
Teas nos sccrrsal 81 al -r:staoratico cam
% de Thor (Bizc.6a1 pa rs pas age-f'
enfa~mos quo sa-s.. -.@ta|os 5sa esln "a
s9lictud
T GoNzALo MArTN
Zero u d. l6.5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
Espec1lffico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URG ELL

Con esse e>pec16,> {. espasecez sos car
res la pics z6n qu~ PC ucen Ia RIP
cioT ee ~ 81 euerro E 81 verdadero '.Qu1
ta-dolor. =" Sc uaa e2 fr;ccicnes : Sc ar!i
ca en- ocherts casos diefi..t, =
VeuGeae eI4 J usls.- . - banjo Dc Eat.
r1=rco- casa Dc irversc- solaqens..
iayo 4, 1856 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

nosotros y c: lcu'andO el rumero
con que cada una de ellis poffia
a revoluci6p
-iChicotl iChicctl -e1el@ae 81
No he de tener mi 'Gedea3
psjarOs de nal aguerof
El buh carta muy bien lraHf-
che, hllo mic, porqae cam
Ah0ra bien, 81 hoIiz9ute esta oasI-ra
quito, tn obscure que no ~
noche d dia, " te csuto p qae
Dir. Mira
80 l6?
-Mna mi caita & g-ografca y iu<Ff
eSta en- primer lug Al la progi oia 81
que tlene q fgnra lie una enc
yes2 aii j h r, fpci do IA b rtaai.a.
e doy G primer lug4r IA orc
AnJou hlen z berfa "a, &C roo l.e e
"a me i 70 gnr Man@1rvau 4
Bassy If .eia De Aaisl n,t
puede daruas Y caaa y dhg Itfe1
1ecT dar tu herfoano, ii prosi
AnJou nuede dar tn heilnano d
bate tes
ID ~ ,ail4
+. m.aimur; pasemos & 6
Ia Guie'a, - 4 veis, mo 6 Al
"a es ~ Fgara que 81 Dareee el
,nsrch aado sc5re un pie P1es
'Tulena,y no Is espartes de que ha3a
leSeontentos, pOlane 8 aIt'gu0 teco ls
'uelta~, ..naS hau s.aido 'sss i,.,
errltolloi 8 Gniepa tenasA, pues, Aa!
'i'cor eA subj verse, no contra II, 'a
IA contado dshf:nGs c0niar con ghe
ozi.
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