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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-07-17

blot of Pratt & Weeks to ruin you. Ours
has been merely business transaction.
T have loaned you sum o. money; you
have given me valuable Colorado prop
erty as security for the loan. You have
nothing to thank me for. Rather should
I be grateful to you for the opportunity
to block one Of those villainous games.
I'll crush those vipers yeti" answered
Stanmore.
His last words were uttered in fierce
voice, full of intensity, and Garrison
felt that in him the Wall-street villains,
Pratt & Weeks, had dangerous foe.
Stanmore pressed Garrison's hand,
and moment later he had left the house
into which he had brought hope and joy.
True to his promise, Pratt called at
the Garrison residence promptly at six
o'clock that evening, but, acting upon
his masters instructions, the servant
refused to admit him.
Pratt left the door fuming with rage
, a., and vowing vengeance.
What was his surprise, however, upon
| returning to his Office to learn that dur
| ing his absence Jason Garrison had
| called and settled his Indebtedness in
| full.
where did he get the money!" de-
manded the irate schemer?
Therein Is the mystery" answered
| Weeks.
my scheme has failed. With the
| father in my power and the lover in
prison charged with murder, meant to
bring the girl to my terms" muttered
Pratt, and after q moments reflection
| he added:
But the game may not be entirely
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
AMOREs QUE MATAN

Comprendfa q1e Rosa decfa Ia verdad
Hab1a sido de 81 en- cuerpo alma; el la amaba
CON passion, con furor Ia hab1a ultraiado, per-
dido, por su culpa. Ella le hab1a dado mil prue-
bas de Garlic; le hab1a eoncedido ida la fdeli-
dad que auaante puede esperar de la mejor
de las mujeres. Nj los insultos nj ell desprecio,
la habian dearrendido de el, 81 despues de tres
amos de abandono hab1a sucumbido al fin, habfa
sido atm pos abnegaoi6n, sacrifcandose por la
salvacion de otra. i:
~ ahora? ILL.,
Sc &poderaba de 81 IN brutal deseo de rp-
cuperarla, de llevarla lejos, d un lugar en- donde
nadie cenociese su pasado.
Y no se atvevia confesdrselo
Oomprand1e gus chocarfa con una imposibi.
idad, con una negativa, con La f9 iurada al rival
por quien conceb1a uuo de esos odios que no SO
sacian mas que con la sangre de uno de los dos
enemigos.
Rosa le vi6 un instante luch7r con las ideas
que hervfan en- su cerebro,. no sabiendo que de-
cir nj que hacer, con la cabeza baja las cejas
unidas por IN profando pliegue que dividfa su
frente. ~+ f@'~<
.a1 Y acercandose eF, le diio con voz que lie
hizo temblar de pies cabeza: saa ..1E +.
u sime, va 10 ssbes todo. Cuando te he
dicho que Ell azar 10 ha dispuesto asf, no to he
epganado No depemos, puea, eohar "a oQlpa &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
10 s G r g O s
43 A. DE j..

e4 4 h 4 II 80 y E8
iva est& en- el pa1co Cesar! Cuanto tarda
El clarfn en- sonar! Decid lectores
Si el Cesar los tristes gladiadores II;
Por cuYGdGd La muerts les retarda! sts s
Els que la augusta emperatriz aguarda.
Luchan va; icuanto aplauden los f1ores!.
No Sc encuentra en- los altos Senadores
Ninguna frente que en- sonrojos arda.
" vosotros llevais investiduras?
Todos mas dignos de traidora hiena -
Que los que cavan va sus sepulturas!.. =
Los siervos SO aleiaron dc la arena, "
Y Jupiter domina en- las alturas -
Del SpoIiGriWna la terrible escena!!
1905 D. DE J.
.z T.: II
Los oios en- la. virgen que 10 lpfama
Y en- Ia mente alg1n hecho legendario,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
BrBL1orBoA DE STA CoRRnspoNDnNo1A"

nadie Me es muy cruel tenerte que hablar osf,
$t1 aquien tauto he amado, aquien tanto ITEM
po he esperado; pero mi camino e<td ha@ia un
lado ell tuyo hacia otro. Ten valor, 81 Ia sepa-
raci6n to es sensible 1No necesitaras tanto CO.
mo 20! Adios. Separemo COS IFS preciso lTu
Rosa de otros tienpos ha muertoI ~
jaime SO apoy6 sobre la pared, vaeilante.
-lRosa-suplico tendiendo las manos ha-
cia ella
Rosa Sc alej6 con un gesto, moviendo la
cabeza.
mo dijo-todo ha concluido, todo!
La uoluntad de Rosa deb1a ser inquebran-
table. Asf 10 comprendi6 jaime.
-Adios, pue-- murmur6.-El NAL no tiene
remedio. Adi6s.
Reptile este dos tres veoes va en- la puer-
to, como l. hubiese hecho un loco. iAdi6s,
adi6s! y sali6.
Rosa oy6 slejarse sus pasos llev6 la mano
al pecho para comprimir los latidos de su cora
z6n.
cuando Ell ruido Sc extingui6, cog'6 ell re-
trato de Jaime, 10 oprimi6 contra sus 1abios
guardo en- el cajon todas las relquias del pasa-
do, repitiendo .convulsivamente como el te.
niente:
-iAdios adi6k
jaime bsjo u es0alera, tratando de- sere.
aarae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
vlW0 de LoeRoSo. bodegas de Garcia

hiio tas Anguciana Roja eosecha de 1889 Este
do analizado cencamente 81 Iaborator0
Quico Municipal de cudad vista de a proportions
hdad noEmaldad de conlonses anticipates fn5 ceca
RADIO Vino beno exento de gucezas nociVas Ia saiud.
E cerifeado atetigua las exclencias del VINO DE L0
GRO0 disposition de qUicran gerlo
Gnicos agentes suscrten Sobrino de Luna Compana
cuarteroS modiccs La docena de bOt
nas vale S2-a5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
GRANDEs MALES eRANDEs RENE

a NRkNDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIos.-Cuando el empobrecimiento organi-
co aniquila Ell cuerpo y el esplr;tu, Sc inn
pone devolver al sistenaa neryioso toda su
fuerza Y vigor: de ahf la indication espe-
cia1 del eeVino Cordial de Cerebrina de
Ulricie conceptuado por los nnedicos mas
eminentes como ell 'Freconstituy yente" mas
'tpoderoso y 81 vitalizador" mas rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
II nMcTNR ORDONEZ.-E Doctor

don j os6 Ord6fiez ha fj do temporalmen-
to su Residential en- Santurce, Las perso-
mas de esta Capital que deseen utiliz ar sus
servicios profesionales, pueden dejar aviso
en- la F'0TmGcGo BJGncO, San Francisco 81.
1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Rco1 idDEI3 las buenas Boicas
ma Coarno Lares Arecibo dernas Bou-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
BOLIVAR ARRUZA & COMP.-C

MERoI4NrEs qssn 4MPoRTApoREs DE PRov1s1o-
s.--VENTAS AL POR MAYOR.-Agen-
tes de la marca de cigarrillos Gel Pajarl-
to" de la fabrica de f6sforos de Santur-
ce, marca ''Bolivar.---19 de Diciembre de
1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
SOMRREROS lE PANAMA, Hernai

y Compa1la participant q sus cIientes y al
comercio en- general que han recibido nue.
vamente un surtido de SOMBREROS DE
CATACAOS, recomendando a los que ne
cesiten,. hagan pronto sus pedidos para po-
der servirles. ....s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Y ell 1uchador que va de verde y orc
Fatigarlo pretende, y 10 procllra.
Gambia sus notas ell clarfn sonoro
Y ell arna, hasta la misma empunadura,
Clava1a espada en- Ia cerviz del toroN .al
@.s sa~>1 5A@@ :s& C7.9St6boI Real. Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
CHARADA

Prdmera y terce'sa es ala
Sega9dn es dc
z ni TODD no eS Ade Ea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

Sc VEMDEN doscientos tablones de
cedr0 hembra. Informaran Morales
Compah1a, Arecibo. 15-11
A consecuencia Ge una apuesta, ha es-
tado punto de extrangularse IN indivi-
duo que trataba de traRarse una peseta.
-. -Es8ta moneda es falsa-dijo al yolyer
& Ia vida.
-sPor qu6?--le preguntaron.
TPorQue no. ha habldo medic de ha-
Icerla pasar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
PASAT EN- P 0 IS.

soluci6n la Charada de aver !:
A-LE-TA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01
Or, r. N. PoNTE e NlJO.-CIRU

JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
Quina la Fortaleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

En- su corcel aguarda el adversario
El luchador que de corage Drama
Va & pasar los brazos de la fama
Que merece un esfuerzo extraordinario,
Z con fnpetu lanzase al contrario
A una voz de su reina y de su dama!.. j.
-. Acab6se la justa peregrina rr
Y otra existencia ALI pag6 su escote....
La luna algun cadaver ilumina.
y canta el trovador, poniendo a flote
La verdad, junto al circo, que domiDa
La estatua escultural de don Quijote!!
III S94
-. 81. j.. III ""~. .s~
Cual por conjuro magico evocada
Y, toda ardiente en- ;nacional deseo,
La patria de Pelayo y Clodoveo
Lanzase aquella fiesta engalanada.
La mautilla de hielo inveterada;
Desorden, confusion, risa y siseo,
Y besando las armas del toreo :-
Liza bandera espanola entrelazada!
Sale ell toro con impetu y bravura,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-01

FL CORREO DE- ULTRAMA;R.-; -Peri6- P! J..
dco poitco nofcas pubica Madrid los das u
rs de cada Precos de- suscpci6n en- PuerGolcO
pesos Semeere pesos Tnestre peso % centaV0s AgH
general Juan Puerto Rico don BernaEoo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

names Of the two young men implicated,
but SAYS that the man whose life was
attempted was Mr.. William Coulter Of
Fillmore who is pretty we'll 10 DO.
Coulter drank some milk for supper,
which was very bitter and was later
horriied TO find 90 contained poison. An
aniiiuie wa procured aul an eyamina.
zion 'lu beloved revealed o forged viii
purporuuEio win 'a-- the
place Coulter now lives in, the four
adjoining lo.., an the iock be- owns and
a.l the Notes due to Coulter. The
forgery j. -1id Zoo br % very clumsy one.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded oold MsdAl Aiidwiaisf Pair San Francisco.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
NOTICE

AZ meeting Of the directors Of Tho
Times Publishing Company held last
Monday evening, Mr. John salmon WAS
made The authorized agent, and y
authorized 10 solicit and collect Tor the
company.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
IN THE TERRITORY
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR THE
PAST WEEK.

Mining Farm aud &c, crnl News - In.
tetest 10 our Reader. From E,er, TAT
~ che Territory. rakcn From uur
Numerous Exchanges
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Tie Coalyille Home Dramatic Com
pany will appear 10 "a Celcbrat d
Cass" on Saturday night, Mdrcn 2ird.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Dyspepsia seldom rlures death out
permits iis victims 20 live ON in minery.
ieod'H har-apafilln cures ysprpaia hni
a'l stomach troubles.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

The famous Klaus Ladies' orchestra
from Ogden will furnish tide music Tor
the dance at the Pavilion tonight
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15

Cmirstcr psuuI. Eiennor. n. O.. But.
ton, i. Richards, Moses Thatcher,
William Hn,s
schodus and Future Amendments
and Miscellaneous Joe. Rirkf. James
T.. Green, Joseph T.. Robson. j. J.. VIII
liamp. G.r Miller. @. "a. Roberts,
Samuel Francis, Karl q. Macscr John
u. Holiday.
Accounts ani Expense Ne. lnud,
A.. Gushing. John n. Barno.
Engr.mrnt and Eufui.meni Mons
pcicrou ueb.r NJ. Wells. rheoior-
Bnn1icy William Lowe, William j..
Kerr.
Complication ami Arrangement
Chhr.cf Crane. &C. Goodwin. R.G.
Iamlmr ~ D. whitney, Moag, rha-
-ml
.srtf.
The cou,sniudI little yesterday
aside from Using the ralari,r, which are
u- iolloors
| Chef clerk viii receive e. per day. the
congratulations %, the uerssnger "A
and hctnrulling and engrossins clerk o.
The ast legislature paid ils minute
clrrkat 5 per lav, aud is committee
clerks sc. lfthc same rates named pre-
vail 90 thr convention. ii' expenses pet
day ior The olH,cr. aud employees I'd
var provided ior incluiing pnges and
ianitor Of lh' rouniy ronrt, will approx
innate 900. The daily pay Of the mem
hcrs amounts tn tl2S. II is cxuocte,
that tlrrar diem rosi Of reporting th'
convention viii average $50, making thl
total dsiIy expenditure. except for print
+. ing, stationary ani ncidsniHIs. COOS
The appropriation being $4,000 lhI
h. session is likely To let fully hlly days
+, rurhDAY.
The Constitutional Convention yealor
= day received the roport Of tho commit
, tee on ruler. r. T.. McGurrln wa
chosen official stcuuppphor at $50 pc
- day. The Wyoming clause In favor O
B. woman suGmpe vns adopted and
+, number 81 resolutions we're introduced
WEDNESDAY,.
The Constitutional Convention yes
lerday WA. Hooded with propositions Of
= iered by member. fnr insertion m tn
y constitution. nj, the title we're read
The committee ou accounts and %
penscs submitted report showing lh
mileage oi the members ,ohe tl72l.4C
for 1907 mites NJ ~ rents mile. tn
: per dirm OF the president and men
btrs Tor the dtri I've days, nj $3.50 pe
" day, Was reported a s2l5D, and the con
pens1tion Of onircr- and employers ia
the same time, ,25J. The per diem COZ
= pensation oi th, latter WIS slated 4
Y io.lows: Secretary, 90, assistant seer
. mr'i 1b orgeautat-aims. 10 enrollin
. aud engrossiug clers, i6i stenographel
. $50, aud watrhmau, iinilor and mel
F" seuRer-, a each. Az the salaries
some n the attaches hai not been iixei
The report WHs MEET, aud Willbe take
y up oday.
. THURSDAY.
D Yesterday the Constitutional Cor
yenlion adopted ruiz. htd tnoir phoi'
. graphs taken, add ihs judiciary con
y mi'tee adopted some important propos
b. tons.
: Tie Coalyille Home Dramatic Con
g. pany will appear 10 "a Celrbrat
Case" on Saturday night, Marcn 2ird'
O. The famous Klaus Ladies' orchesn
" rom Ogden will furnish tide music Il
e He dance al the Pavilion tonight
A. Dyspepsia seldom raures death, b.
permits lis victims 20 live ON in miner
iood'H sar-apuilla cures ysprpaia 10
NJ Ah stomach troubles.
NOTICE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-15
rurhDNY

The Constitutional Convention yeslct'
day received the roport Of tho commit
tee on ruler. +. r.. McGurrln was
chosen official stcuuppphor at $50 per
day. The Wyoming clause In favor Of
woman suGmps vns adopted and a
number oi resolutions we're introduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

for the filing of his bond yesterday, and VIII prob
ably be into Office to-day. .
The new Fire Commissioner was born IN New
York City on September 10, lSi5. His father VI
fingnam Lawrence was well-known New ! ork
business man He is the senior member of the
firm of Lawrence, Son & Gerrsh his father having
died several years ago. Mr.. Lawrence. VINO mas
George c. Peters, and has three children TWO sons
with his father the other for himself. Lawrence.
Son g. Gerrish a number OF large warehouses
in Souh-st Water-st. Cherry-st.. and Grand-st.
New-York. the general headquarters of the firm
being at No 134 Pearl-st -
Mr.. Lawrence has never held a public office. re
a member of the Executive Committee of the
Brooklyn Young Republican Club from 1874 to lssi
and was once its vice-president He belongs 10
the Union League and Lincoln clubs. the Rembrandt
Club and the Shutdown Fishing Club. He is a
member of the Church Of the Messiah in Greene
For ten years he was vcstryman OF the
Church Of the Redeemer. He Is "A trustee OF inc
Sheterng ARM nursery and secretary OF the Board
of Trustees of ST Gatherings Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE TARIETY THEATRES.

Twenty popular American vaudeville performers
were added TO the European entertainers at Proc
tors Pleasure Palace yesterday The programme in
cluded from over the George Lockharts wonder
full acting cycling and dancing elephants; the Zalvas
upon the high wire. Mile PO.aire, The Partisan
singer; the Gypsy girls. and in addition TO these
Weber and Fields's specially company. Billy En-
erson danced and told funny stories. Miss Lotte
ellison had a pleasant reception ana sang numer-
Gus songs; old and new; James +. Hoey was en-
Pertaining I'm his way: the Musical Black
smith" act OF Drummond Staley and Belle Biz
beck and the extraordinary training OF Marietta
and Bellonrs cockatoos were agreeable novelties.
The Acme Four introduced dancing and break
neck acroba,ics. and Ill in the other places IN
the bill there Lavender and Tomson the
trick juggler RosanI and the soubrettes Lillian Mel
bourne and Carrie Fredericks
Miss Billie Barlow made a hit at Proctor's Thea
tire. Twenty-third-st.. yesterday. Miss Gertrude
Mansfield was also we'll received The Brothers
Diantas INDUCED in acrobatc and musical ditties
and sent conical hats spinning accurately through
the air Press Eldriige achieved honors, and
Capitola Forrest and VIII Masaud. in sketches;
the Brothers Donaldson and Ardel. the two Carries,
Nine Carlni's dogs and monkeys. Lucky Thurlow,
soubrette: Professor Wallace. mimic: Chantrell
and Schuyler. Atlas views and the Sisters Ander
cen, equbrsts.
Company entertans the visitors at Tony Pastors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
AT THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

Brooklyn friends OF Robert Hiiiard filled the Park
Theatre last night to extend welcome TO a prime
favorite. who got his start professional actor
In Brooklyn. He appeared in pay new TO Brook
lynites. 1t is called 'Lost-Twenty-fOu Hours"
The reception accorded Mr. billiard of the friend
Hest sort. He had trouble in capturing the at
ention Of his auditors and the applause hearty
and undoubtedly sincere. In all the disagreeab.e
things which have happened to him While he was
lost he lost the regard of the people. crit
ca and otherwise. who had come to a bright and
entertaining comedy. The Curtain-raiser. THE Lit
test Cir also well received
"Charey's Aunt" too well known to playgoers TO
need extended attention. returned to the Columbia
last night for weeks stay. bringing al it's laugh
provoking features. The warmth OF its reception
last night commensurate with its reputation
a world-wid success. Etienne Giro4pt, Owen Faw-
cet; Frank Burbeck and other ~ohman artists
contributed their full shares 10 delightful; whoe.
"Pudd'n head Wilson," with Frank Mayo In the
leading roe. made its first appearance at the Am
phlon last night before large audience Judging
from the applause with which the many bright feat
ores were received. the Amphions patrons have
a treat In store for them al. this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

Theatre this week Among the performers are
Mile. Madeline Rosa. ventrlloquist; Lorenzo anu
Levar, from the Folies- Bcrgeres, Paris VINO "ahe
their first appearances In this city: charles NC
Donald. character dancer; the Levinos pp o, anu
Susie: Miss Annie Hart: Meyer Cohen,, pa 'on S
and descriptive vocalist: the Evanses Eu~a'I az,
Josie In their sketch, Little SweetneartS i>1s e
Muvey and Pearl nman. Fingers ana udhvs,S .. a
Hughes Morton. Mcbride and walton III Inc
Arrival OF McGunness" y.
Lively and entertaining bill Is onereo d, Kos.er
& Balls this week Segommer: an ANNA W.
ventrloqust and shadowgraphist mas Jus, come
from the Casino Paris. and the Dill lncludes inc
Bale troupe of five trick hicyclists ana acroDats.
the Royal Yokohama troupe OF Japanese 1ugg'e =
and baiancers the Edoardos. the lis sister, IN
their midair performance: Miss cara Mle.ani, IN
her new song Sweet Little Lady; Granto ana
Maud wire performers: the living pictures; sam
Lockhart and his Ave trained elephants; Signor,tl
Collide Antonio eau'iibrist: NJ. Walton and his
miniature circus and florence Levey.
The daily afternoon and evening concerts AZ inc
Eden Musee are well attended ana growing IN
popularity The programme this week VIII be
mainly of standard music with an OCCASIONAL pop
u.ar melody to make variation lncIuded ~ tne
Sc. elections will be the intermezzo from tava lerlt
Rusticana" Webers "Oberon, selections from
carmen" selections from Rossni, List and Bee,
thoven and several pieces of gypsy music com.oscd
By the leader of the orchestra. Danko 'iapor. %
the waxwork exhibit n new mechanical group WI
be added this week. 1t will be placed IN inc
chamber OF horrors and will make that historic
place still more grewsome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22

The thirty-fourth anniversary OF the Brooklyn
Eastern District Sabbath School Association was
held last night in ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church. Wilson-st. and Belforl-ave. The attendance
was large and an interesting musical programme
was given. The celebration was in the nature OF
a public meeting. Miss Margaret Brownkay. con-
tralto: Miss Jessamne Mcdonald, soprano; Louis
W. Cutchow tenor; Clarence l.. Homing basso'
Miss Anna VI. Hoag. contrao, and Miss Beulah
Harris. organist furnished the music The annual
report read by Secretary George r. Valentine.
and showed that there were forty-seven schools In
the association. The children in the Intermediate
departments of the whole 7l72 Bible class 100.
making total OF 9.2iI This IL q decrease of 81
from last years report. The teachers and officers
number l.567 The aggregate membership or the
schools the association is 1886. The average at
tendance per Sabbath was 1910. The Amsie Street
Presbyterian Sunday has the largest member
ship. over thousand pupils being enrolled.
The officers of the association are George Scott.
president: George J.. Palmer. vce-president; George
X. Valentine. recording secretary; {. W. Pfarrer.
corresponding secretary, George f.. Moulton treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE GOVERNMENTS REvENUE.
SIGNIFICANT UTTERANcE ny THE MANofA'i'
rRERs' CLUB IN REGARD TO THE Ap-
NtNIsTRATTON POLICY.

Philadelphia. oct. 81 tSpeclaD.-The Man"iac'n'
ers. Club tonight adopted resolutions upon t"e
ouest,on OF the revenue OF the Government "h'cn
arc considered as representative OF the opinion OF
the great manufacturing interests OF this c'ty Inc
preamble refers the deficiency In the revenue OF the
National Government and to the limitations tna'
Congress will be urged I, provide for the deficiency
and increase the income by enlarging the Internal
taxes and imposing on objects now exemp.iL
Th, hod Of procuring revenue IN time or peace 10
declared to be defiant OF precedents ana OF inc
interests Of the people. ,..-
nal TAXATION oppose the imposition OF any new
tariff tax on materials which cannot be produced AT
home. excepting where sucn materials dispiaacs
PRODUCTS of domestic industry, and demand that
he single al valorem duties be changed 10 specific
or mixed adj vaorem and specific duties. They
assert that the Government should obtain addi-
tona; revenue solely by levying duties en- imports
OF materials which we can procure by our own IN
dustry from domestic sources. and or materials
which NAV he substituted for American products
protest against any further borrowing of money
witch may be had by increasing duties on i'm
ports condemn the legislation which has made
such acton necessary and demand in behalf OF the
export trade full restoration of the reciprocity
system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-22
THE OWSERSHIP or "THE UERCURT"
s A Phillips. manager Of The New.york Mer.

S A. Phillips. manager Of "The New-York Mer-
curry" Yesterday issued the following statement:
The Mercury Publishing Company. for which
Justice Beekman. OF the Supreme Court appointed
receiver on Saturday. has no connection with the
newspaper known The Daily Mercury and
The Sunday Mercury" This paper Is not part
OF the assets of THE Mercury Publishing Com
pany The Mercury" IS owned absolutely by WEI
lam Noble. Mr.. Noble acquired the property on
August 6 last by foreclosng a mortgage given by
The Mercury Publishing Company 10 secure pay
ment OF the purchase money, they having bou hi
last April and failed to pay the purchase money.
When the mortgage WAS foreclosed the paper was
put up at auction, and Mr.. Nobe bought II out
right He Is in no way responsible for the debts
of The Mercury Publishing Company. and has
connection herewith. Albect l.. Reynolds. who
has made his statements In reference TO the actual
condition of affairs, is discharged employe OF the